The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-08
From Mondays Daily

Mrs. w. Christensen, of New Eng
land, was asValley City visitor yester-
day. ~,
Ray S. Dutton and family of Town
er, N. D., autoed into the city yester-
day.
J. H. Lyford and family, of North
wood, Ia, were Valley City visitors
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Wilson, Of
Courtenay, N. D., were Valley City
visitors last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Day, of Ehder-
lin, were guests at the Valley Hotel
yesterday. = FAX !',,.s.s' ~ =. " s..::..-
George Butler and wife were down
from their Leal farm Sunday visiting
at the Lannon home in this city.
Edwin Bloom, of the Straus Cloth
ing Company, left Saturday for a visit
to his home at Saltwater, MINI.
Banker and Mrs. A. P. Hanson, of
Litchville, were Sunday guests Of DR..
and Mrs. G. E. Spicer.. -, >',.'.,|. =
] Mrs. Herbert Weston = returned
home on No. 2, Saturday night from
Steele where she had been visiting for
the past week with Mrs. John Nc
Fadgen. Mrs. McFadgen returned
with Mrs. Weston and will visit for a
day or two in the city.
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Conrad Larson will be glad to learn
that their son Erling, who was re-
ported to be seriously hurt Monday in
an auto accident, was able to be up
and around, Wednesday. The little
fellow had no ribs broken, as first sup
posed. nor was he even bruised.
The many friends of Lieut.. Jos:
Underwood, son-in-law Of COL, and
Mrs. A. P. Peake, will be pleased to
know that last Wednesday he was
commissioned captain. He is still sta
tioned at Camp Dodge. Capt. Under
wood has the congratulations OF his
many friends on this promotion ne has
attained.
John Anderson, of Cuba, was bus
mess caller at the Times-Record Sat-
urday. >,-.:o,
Bank. of Casselton, accompanied by
his wife, visited Valley City Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Abrahamson
autoed. down from Leal yesterday to
attend the program given at Chautau-
qua Park. .,
' Herb.Weston was down in Ransom
county last Saturday. He says crops
are ripe and harvest is in full blast IN
that section.
]. F. Ellingsworth and family au-
toed to the city yesterday ana were
at Chautauqua Park enjoying the pro-
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Webster and
son Charles, of Cogswell, spent Sun
dav and Monday with Mrs. Websters
brother and family, ]. W. Wunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Ladbury and MI
and Mrs. Harry Ladbury, autoed down
from their Ashtabula farm Saturday
to do some trading in the city.
Rem Killeran and O. J. Stevens, two
If -Cooperstown's hard working cltl.
zens. arrived in the city last mgnt
and were guests at the Rudolf Hotel
They left this morning. g
Flank Flora and J.. j. Farley au-
toed down to Shoreham,. Minn:, sat
urday night to spend Sunday WIN
their family, going down in Mr.. Ear
NJ. G. straus and family autoed up
from Casselton Sunday to spend the
dav in the city with the Herman Stern
family and to attend the Chautauqua
dninos rS.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. Hyland and Mrs
George A. Fridd, autoed up from Far
90 Sunday and are spending a. day OF
two in the city. They are stopping at
the Kindred Hotel while in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Katz, and the
Misses Marblestone, sisters OF MRS
Katz, autoed up from casselton sun.
dav and spent the day visiting friends
and attending the Chautauqua pro-
Our weather man who furnishes the
Temperature report for the Times
Record. says it was 103 yesterday
We are not going to dispute his WORD
because we know it was-er-hot.
A. F. Pierce left this morning. tor
the western part of the state where
he goes to attend to some hail losses
He has Just received word OF IS losses
in one section which have to be ad'
Frank Neubecker, that rotund and
good natured operator who used to 40
a telegraph "trick" at our local depot
came up from Casselton Sunday to
spend the day in the city. Mr.. Neu-
hacker has many friends here who
were pleased to give him the glad
hand.
We noticed H. N. Walker attired in
a suit of working mans khaki loading
himself into an automobile TINS morn
ing and heading for the country. he
has gone out to help harvest this crop
and will no doubt give good account
of himself. "Still there are more to
follow" .-, -,
"Buster" Hall, who has been hold
ing down the job Of conductor OF the
N. p. ward crew here, has left US and
his going has left sad feeling with
all Of US who have learned to like him
immensely. Buster" is one Of those
good souls whom to know is to like
and when he is fast asleep he is one
of the finest men we know. ne Is
succeeded here by Victor Landquist
who has taken over his old position
Mr.. Hall will try his hand at moving
freight trains on the main line.
VIM. Burchill, ST., was q business
caller in the city Saturday from his
Grand Prairie farm. He says the
grain is riipening fast this hot wealth:
er and harvest will soon be in full
sway.