The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-11
From Tuesdays Daily
John Russell came down from Jam


visitors to the city yesterday.
Mrs. G.. D. Jacobs, Of Voltaire, N
D., was registered at the Kindred
J.. J. Osterhaus, of Bismarck, was
here yesterday, looking after some
matters Of business.
The county commissioners have
been sitting as board Of equallza::
ton the past few days. 1t is real
delightful job-not.
Mrs. N. J. Brady, of Moorhead
Mimi, is visiting at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Francis Craswell.
Mrs. Wilbur Nearing and daugh-
ter, of Moorhead, is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Chas
Shone.
A. J. Hairston, of the Palm, made
a business trip to Fargo today, go.
ing down on the early morning Local
on the Northern Pacific.
The fair officials certainly have nc
kick on the brand of weather that Is
being handed out to them today. This
is really a perfect day.
Mrs. A. w. Ellingson, Of Regina
Sask., was a Kindred Hotel guest last
night. .,
Mrs. G. B. Burr, of Granville, N. D.;
was registered at one Of our local.
hotels yesterday. ,
Henry Flewell and wife, of Leal
were among the many visitors com
ing to the city yesterday, and were
guests at the Rudolf Hotel.
Mrs. Rocha, of Minneapolis, arrived
this morning and is a guest at the
home of Mrs. George Holman for
few days.
Mr.. J. J. Beck went to Sanborn last
night to look after his farm inter.
ests. Mr.. Beck owns a farm just
south of Sanborn.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Aug. Evers, Miss
Alma Ford and H. Lewis, were a
party of Binford folks who visited
this city yesterday.
Vernon Hoar and family, who have
been rusticating at the lake smear
Bottineau for the past two weeks, re-
turned to the city with his family
Sunday.
James Gimblett, the man who has
made such a success of selling calen-
dars was here today from Detroit
Mimi, and is looking after his custo-
mers in Valley City,.
w. S. Ferguson, who has been ab'
sent from the city for the past two
or three weeks is expected to return
Friday and will resume his work at
the Hedstrum Grocery. !,
Audrey Gjevre, who has been the
former yardman at the c. H. Car
penter Lumber yards, has moved his
family to Litchville, where ne has
taken the management of the Carpen'
ter Yards.
The Masonic lodge had fine ses'
sion last night at which time tive
fellows good and true were given the
Master Mason degree. They were
W. H. Young, o. Andreason, L. y
Blanche, E. L. Foulks and o. H. Al
dahl. None of the boys have request
ed their money back and seem to be
we'll satisfied with the work. :,
Mrs. A. A. Cad and little son will
leave for Rochester, Mimi, tomorro"
The bow has something the matter
with one of his feet and he is being
taken there for professional treat
ment. NJ.
Mrs. P. A. Wells, Of Duluth, Mimi;
arrived in the city this morning ano
is the guest at the home OF MRS. Jas
Kelley.
W. H. Young went down to Fargo
this morning. "Bill' seems to be
drawn to the Gateway City quite Of
ten lately, and from the reports we
hear coming from there we 90 moi
blame him. By-the-way Mr.. Young
will be entering the service of Uncle
Sam in a few days, being one OF the
Young men going with the new lot OF
drafted men from this county. Mr.
Young will also visit his home al
Hunter before he goes east with the
boys. .,h>
has lust been promoted to the position
of assistant superintendent OF tele
graph with headquarters at Tacoma
WASH. was here this morning, anc
went west on No. to assume ms
new duties. E. L. is a popular 9TH
cial and the boys who manipulate the
electric key are pleased to see MN
getting this recognition OF MS ser
vices.
S. E. Ellis went up to jamestown
on No. 3 to get one OF those nl1ty
Dodge cars that are the Joy OF any
person who owns one. He Will drive
the car back sometime today and
then somebody will be made happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J. Charles, OF
St. Paul, who are visiting at the An:
derson home for a few days, autoed
to Cooperstown and McHenry this
morning.
A. A. Cad was seen dancing horn
nine on the corner of one of our main
thoroughfares last night. Police
man Fred King, thinking he was 60
ing crazy, tapped him on the coco
with his hickory club and asked him
what the trouble was. Oh, nothing
replied Mr.. Cad. Only just got a
wireless from my Montana farm
which says we had big soaking rain
out there and tomorrow l am going to
shake the dust of Valley City from
nv feet and beat it for Medicine Lake
Mont. It is too dry here. BY the
way AL says there are five saloons
in Medicine Lake-but l have moi
been in 'em. Eth?
Rev, J. J. Dalton, of Sanborn, had
a very narrow escape from serious
injury yesterday afternoon, along with
several others. He had bought a new
Buick car and had only had it te"
hours. He was either coming TO-
wards Valley City or going towards
Sanborn driving the car. In cross.
ing over the bridge four miles west