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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-17
THE NATIONS
WANT COLUMN
Exceptional opp>". les Now for
Energetic and Ar II: 5 Regis
trants For Man, oz >es
THIS OFFER WILL
EXPIRE ON APRILN =
This Opportunity Open Only to Men
Within the Draft Age. Apply
to Your Local Boards

The local board of Winneshiek
county has just received a communi-
cation for men to enter various
branches, and men in the draft age
are requested to apply to the board
at the earliest possible moment.
Below is a list of the occupations
men are needed for now:
Air-brake inspectors; angle-iron
smiths; auto mechanics and helpers
general, engine, magnetic or ign-
tion); bargemen or boatmen; black
smiths and helpers; boatbuilders and
helpers; boiler makers and helpers;
brakemen, hagmen, or conductors
(railroaO; bricklayers; buglers; car
penters and helpers (ship, bridge,
house, generaD; joiners or pattern
makers; caulkers, wood; chaufeurs
(auto, truck or tractors); chemists;
clerks (railroad or generaD; cobblers;
conmissary storekeepers; concrete
foremen or workers; cooks; crane
men, hoistmen, pile drivers, or shovel
operators; dispatchers, engine drafts
men general, surveying, machine
design or topographicaD; engineers
(civil, electrical railroad or COM
puting); engineers and firemen Coco-
motive); electricians general. arma-
ture winder, or wiremen): floor hands
(shipyard); foremen. construction
bridge, building, earthwork, ship or
railroad); foremen (gyratory or jaw
crusher); gas-plant workers (ace-
tylene, hydrogen, oxygen, poison,
illumination, or compressor); gum
smiths or operatives in gun factories;
hostlers, locomotive; inspectors, car
(railroad);t inspectors, locomotive; ;
instrument makers and repairmen
engineering, optical, or electrically :;
linemen telegraph or telephone) ;
machinists and helpers general.
bench, lathe, or railroad); mechani
general; meteorologists or physicists; ;
mine or quarry workers and helpers,
drill runners, foremen, powdermen,
or pumpmen; motorcyclists; molder
painters; photographers; plumbers or
pipe filters; rangers, forest; repair
men, car; riggers bridge, building
or ship; saddlers or harnessmakers !;
sailmakers, tentmakers or other can
vas workers; section hands (railroad) I:
Steersmen; sheet-iron workers and
helpers, solderers, or tinsmlths; steno-
graphers; surveyors, levelmen, tram
sitmen Topographic or railroad) /;
tailors; teamsters; telegraph opera
tors; telephone operators; telephone
operators who can speak German;
timber cruisers; wagonmakers
welders (acetylene or oxacetylene) f;
wireless operators; yardmasters or
SWitchmen.
nr-n OnnEn
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-17
ENs HmeiN eiN96a1MRAxzo sykKaoaxS wA6a,2nszAz9zs9e

food stocks gardens VIII be
planted greater than before Each
family that has garden plot is being urged to
nearly sustaining making use OF It, This
by lessening the burdens our
railroads carloads of food hauled about the country
munitions and food sent t. seaboard for
the Allies.
The United Department Agriculture ana State
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1918-04-17

will
definitely
the
vegetables
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Card Party for Visitor.

Mrs Fred Bea.l.y was hostess 81
card party TUESDAY afternoon IL
honor % Miss Anahel Barnett, 81
Nashville. vino " spending s@yersj
days here as the guest ot her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs W. A Barnett.
Five Hundred" Was played Al
three tables with each player keep
ING score. Nlctroia sasee.,ons we're
furnished during the afternoon.
The hostess and Mrs. W A
Meadow served delicious reirash'
msn,,.
The guests were; Misses Barnett,
Msmye Bryan, Edith Badge; Mss.
DANES Frank Hall, q. l.. Bouldin,
Harry Hopkins, Livingston, Q, Y
Clarke. ". A Meadow. W. A.
Clement. II Weaver, q. &, Collin.
Jr,, snd Il {. Gurtiu. -''''
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Miss Vera Myat,. II near Waysr'
ly. spec, a few days here this week
The guest Of Mr. and Mrs, John H.
Baker and family.
Mrs Bert kincannon, enTnute 10
her heme q, Pine BluH. Ark after
pa e@ssraA tayas. ussi. y, hea, ,!s.hes,
he Rev. Gilbert. ii little E1orA! VII;
,ted friend. here one day last seek.
Mas Bly, Gregory will leave saon
Tor Nashville Ia study the seaaon
millinery styles before going 10
cleveland, Tenn 10 lake 10 dei
work
Harry I.rathers has returned to
Camp Jackson Columbia, ;. G.,
after a trw days WRIT here 10 his
parents, dr and Mrs A III s.esth.
ere
" \. Sill president aud mana,
grr oi tbc Utckaon Mercantile ca ,
lei. on the !cy sidewalk IN front ot
the Christian Church Oh Centre
Ayenur Wednesday morning aud
broke his left arm near tbs wrist.
Nss Helena Hudson II Rurirrts-
horo, who - here teaching ~ the
Hudson Commercial College, ~as
among those from nek-nn "a A..
tend the Alma Gluek concert in
Nashville LAT week
A telegram Was received by rsla.
tiyrs here, Tuesday, from Mr. aud
Mrs. L,nnwood Scott II Decatur.
Ala., stxains-tiraf tiF~ir littls'sissxss~
ter Mildred. was threatened with
blood poisoning. due to wound
received rom \ tin can
Under the nes schedule which
went into effect last Sunday, the
rn,rasllle. Branch nassengpr train
now leaves bssv nj 9lQ ~ F.. III.
stead 4 : ~ and rr!vt' At 40
y. IA, ia.,>si = COS Tn night
tain on tine Branch has been d'.
continued
Gov Tom {. Rye las, Frtia}
maa+ an ciliso- annnantc rsn' ~
'EhsGJrnnisa. ..o.p,t elas&1ss. ios ,t'an
pAns Y Flur,h Teuptsasa isrste
II SAT- VA commissioned Captain
Joe Il Nvems, ktst Lieutenant,
snd Homer G. Anderson. Of Char
.otte. Second | lieutenant
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Dickson Couaty Farmers
10 Get Nitrate OF Soda

|. T, EIrpi, Agricultural Agent
Tor Dickson County. has been given
notice that the Z : Department ol
Agriculture viii sell AT cost a supply
~ uitrs'e vi soda to farmers In
Dickson County, ...=
lhr Ia tfstr was purchased thru
the War la iu,tries Board under the
.&aisA.,s,t. ,es ,ns kaad, G,ontte. Act
IA y rsr, n. tf'- rr,sgrsm iw -ttasy-
iatink agricultural production Ii
vii! b. unIoaje,i A Atlantic parts.
and the price vii be- So 10 ion.
tree an board cars NJ port OF arrival,
Farmers are ~ nsy IN addition
freight from y n VI arFIssl anil
State Fertilizer tag Zee.
Applications Tor part u the
100 80 tons o! ni,rate boGgh, by
| tha ,'averrm~u. will hc recelvsss
only from actual farmers " owners
OF holGers ID isrns i,R use on thei,
land and may he made through
County assa, / Elroi. OF thru
any member n the locG com aitsee
consisting Of ", II McMarry. Dick.
son, T 4 Gray Charlotte, and "
Johnson, White Bud.
No money will he required with
tie application, but upon notice
from ;he County Agent, iarmer who
have signed Applications uruss de-
post with 4 local bank, assc, alton
or individual des,ens,ssA{hs ths
SECRETARY ot Agriculture l4 act q:
the farmers agent sa that purpose
sg00ey 10 cover the ea-t III the Ter,
tillser except the ire.sh, charge
! Alter the money 10 transmitted Il
| " sshlnssen the niirste wil b4 shir
! ped ~ th. farmers. II the appli
| cstfor- far ai,rsse exceed 100 M,
llus1s. ,lfe ss.ye,ea'en, will allo, III
.uppy 20 4 pr rata basis amen.
lthose wAA-AannIEed Appi,s atom
/ mus, he 'eeGeei b. ,yn.ry al
lrls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Local and Otherwise I


John r Moore IL able To be out
.asaipr att!eLa .se,setsl days lines I,. ~
Ma. = Aana- Ho'llry has .n,erea
the lludson Commercial College.
Mira Fula joslie has returned
from rulahoms
Eugene fftns mas ii Nashville
several days 81 this week. visiting
hi. mother. Mrs. $. +, Payne.
Miss Helena Hudson, 81 the Hod'
Son ComtuereiaI College, II oat
after an attack IT tonsol,,s.
little Miss Frances Morrow, who
has been 9ick tog several weeks. -
reported much improved
Mr4 II l. Barr and children. OF
Atlanta. ia, afe the guests ot Mrs
Mary P,smau
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Won WIN "' '"' ''''' ~
pAhs ~ '''''''.
uI,,,,y .eh,o I.h,u,n WAS h.,,
~. .a,'t .nI y,.i,,ps h,nrtolk.,
Mr. and Mrs | Il Bradley, ac'
compan,rd ny Mrs t'eorgr DAVID
sou. visited ia tentteFltit tuesday
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
RESULTS WILL
STARTlE DICKSON

peop~ repn1 aack rrnDita tFum
pnre I.avoptis eye wa-h "A var
with weak. -tslmes "vee ea- h"sl~
esi hy ONE aprt's sj0H liyf tloiia-
~ could ~; seg - tr>sd " "aT "
eye pains. H. one 49, ( hi ,r'9F :
IA. gong A .msli aagt1e II i-o
vuptis 2 guaranteed NJ best Nv
ERY CASE. "A sex aff4 'ee1 ~ asa
slamsd eyes. GAE MASH @tsft5sH
~i,h it, ua;~a ,.-tgjis AHo.tepn
eve cup FREE -t)ernte Fta'.
nsfT.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Nm. Arsania Phisiips. % pm.

| Mrs- Amands Phillips. a. Phi
campbell. Ala. Mas ts@s@ oasf d.,
this acak in search III kss hnnhand
wha she says nayssssioasls disap
peAfsd fan his hsHaas souae tins
| sgo. Her visit here xas 70 sec I
man In Chr Charlotte Jail she was
taken Up . aew days ago iia q de-
msf,i~d eoDiaEsoaa. shs hAvsfi9 beard
about him and came hrrs thinking
1t might be her husband. oni upatl
investigating faaad II wal not ham,
She describes her husband m besng
d feet. y Inches; aye sd, dark. 9iae
eyes; elssn shassn; fon-sfsy hair,
weight shGat ital, ami shea iass
sa~a was w-srtag .fa.ls DARK Eel;
hat and low shoes Ne. 7.
Elder /. b. Bradley has resigned
m g,asses ot she Chri-tian Church "a
this place and will deliver bis Fare.
we'll sermon nenG Sunday mayning
II III O'clock, We understand that
Bro. Bradley has seseral calls to
serve ~ pastor. bat thai be has. ~
jet. not iaIly decided what be Gill
do. and that probably he viii Hot
take = charge loi some time, ~ he
will d6 erangelissie work beginning
IN tie spr3Gg. Arrangements haze
bern made ls preaching service
each Sunday in next month by WIS.,
iting preachers; after that time. ii 10
though, that definite arrangements
sill b. made.
Announcement NJ tbs marriage oi
VIZ. Y. q, Murphy 10 Mise Lena
Love " set forth In the following
clipping taken from a recent issue
" sEe Memphis Commercial aApr
peal. where the weddiag occurred.
and viii I've read wlth interest. sInee
the parties ARE former residents III
this place: A pretty wedding was
quietly soletnnisrd Ia the parsonage
u the Second Methodis, Church.
a3l Linden Avenue. last evening at
D O clock. when Miss Lens Love oil
Dickson became the bride II MIR y
q, Murphy. the Rev. v ii Cum.
sAte3siles- .ses 4, .psec9Hsys;ipnn
thesbfisiw we're y seeoilSsr ss,st ~.
blue velour with awtlits picture hat
and accessories In harmony and
corssgr ho0qart ai Bride fases and
valley lilies. Following a short
tttaal lin, Ny, aud Ats, Murphy
all be al home 10 their friends at
36l Vance Ave.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
Prsl, .cf ian Church Notes,

With ire uncertain weath4f g7s'
M itnnedistt gssstp~ct sysr less fF's.d
sssF,ssis .otss. ~ nay ts tkisgesi e
chang car plans, hiG II r. %@s'tse w
are 10 hzss sl3 as>ryfes-s Isn. y 9
Sabbath ~ssssscsi - VI 4s. st III ~
pses~nlsss1n -. s-tEis &aE 49,
Appropriate sxerS InYs ess9i3
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
NEWS Falll RuskM

fRaskaa Tsaxh~ss sssi ssadeaas sssa ala sAs.
as~e# tross ~~sk W seek ssssas~I 81 u.
a~s~ssa~w ssssas "A anaAaesf 10 tFa1a1A
p@sssas .aaa sssm~f PsssA u Rs.as..
Cave cSs~ysa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25

Chss, /. Grffn less Mosdar for
ssyeys days business RIG to
cAicaco. II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-01-25
e.. {. COLLINS
. @assal hisa<tats :. and
r. mhayns'e r

carry a complete ltre
Al grades. coti3a$ and
caskcts, Special 81
tGlltll1nl, < sen - m
calls day ~ nivtf
Phones store liz
Re- Yisletlca l2S
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
ANSWER THE ALARM !

Valley City People Should Not Delay.
If your kidneys are infamed,
Don't stand around and do nothing
Like a fire it will soon be beyond
control.
You will get the alarm in time
Backache, or dizziness or disorders
of the urine.
Heed the warning.
Give your kidneys rest by living
more carefully.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills to help
stamp out the cause.
Profit by this experience.
Profit by this Valley City mans
experience.
James McCully, Fifth St., Second
Ave-, says: II was bothered for siI
or eight months by. constant, dull
ache in the small Of my back. sharp
twinges crippled me so that could
scarcely move. The kidney secretions
were irregular in passage and con-
tanned brick dust-like sediment. At
night I was Obliged to get up several
times to pass them l finally got
Doan's Kidney Pills and they proved
to be the very remedy needed.
Soon the backache, languor ana
other symptoms of kidney trouble
left"
Price COO, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. McCully had Foster-MilburB
Co., Props Buffalo, N. Y.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
Bulk Of Red Cross
Funds Go TO France

Washington, Fed. 3.-An account.
ing of American Red Cross war coun.
Gil appropriations made public to-
night, shows that up to January 9
there had been appropriated from the
war fund $77,843 ,435, every dollar OF
which was for some form of relief at
home or abroad.
All administration expenses in the
United States are paid out of gen.
eral funds, largely from membership
dues, and for this purpose 81 ,289, 1892
had been appropriated. This with
$318,O00 drawn from miscellaneous
funds for various purposes made a
grand total of $79, 450,727 appropriate
ed for all purposes.
Nearly three-fourth of $44,657, 795
withdrawn for foreign relief work
went to France, and of $24,323,181
for the purchase Of supplies, nearly
one-third was for France. Relief in
that country includes work with the
armies and among the sick anc
wounded soldiers and families behind
the lines, maintenance Of hospitals
reconstruction service, rest and well
fare service with the American expe-
dictionary forces and prisoners and
casualty and information service.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
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ISLAND LAKE
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Sanborn Enterprise, Jan. 31.-Mr.
and Mrs. George Stroh are rejoicing
over the advent of a little baby
daughter.
Mrs. Helen Bennett is taking her
annual vacation with her home folks
at Grand Forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. L. Green entertain
ed the Maier and Williams families
at dinner Sunday. ~
Byron Sisson and family enjoyed a
friendly visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
w. Maier Friday.
Ray Rivers has been lugniting be-
tween the Farmers elevator at Eek
elson and Green farm.
Darwin Whipple, who is a pupil at
the auto school in Fargo, has been at
home for few days visit.
Mrs. George Williams and Miss Vel
ma Ashley took advantage Of our one
mild day and spent Thursday with
Mrs. w. K. Wood.
Mrs. N. E. Whipple has been spend
ing few days at Bismarck with Mr.:
Whipple who is attending the special
session of the legislature.
Those perfect in attendance for
the week just ended were Johnnie and
Harold Stroh.
One new pupil, Voldt Glovach, en-
tered last week, brought our enroll
ment up to nineteen.
For composition work in the Eng
fish classes the children are writing
letters to Private James Fisher who
enlisted from this neighborhood and
is now at Paris Island, South Carolina
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
KATHRYN
! : : : : : : : . o@>>aAA

Recorder, Jan. 31.-Jens Olesberg
was an east bound passenger the fore
! part Of this week.
| Oscar Rue returned from the cities
today.
Mrs. McCumber and children left
i Saturday for some Montana points.
Karl Larson left for Courtenay
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Frostad were
eastbound passengers, Friday.
j. P. Runk of Casselton arrived
yesterday for short business stay.
Miss Reidun Nytroen was an east
bound passenger Thursday. She re-
turned Saturday.
Paul Hanson, of Eastedge was a
Kathryn visitor between trains Thurs
day.
Mrs. Olaf Hagen of Hastings was
an arrival Thursday. She is visiting
her mother, Mrs. o. j. Arves.
Gust H. Severson returned Satur-
day, from Lisbon where he had been
summoned to take his physical ex-
animation before the local exemption
board.
Hartwick Bjerke went to Lisbon
SATURDAY W tahC uAS pAySACdA cAdIlll-
alton before the local exemption
board. He returned Tuesday. Arthur
Bjerke looked after the power plant
during his absence.
Mrs. L. B. Hanson, who has been
suffering for sometime with inflam-
matory rheumatism was taken to Far
go yesterday. She was accompanied
by L. B. Hanson and Mrs. James
Thoreson.
| Miss Hazel Larson left for Fargo
Monday.
| Otto Field Of Eastedge visited in
our city yesterday between trains.
Z, Knut Knutson returned from the
west on the afternoon train Saturday.
! Lars Nelson left for Lisbon Satur-
day to undergo the physical exam
/ nation by the local board.
Miss Martha Knudson and Master
Maynard went to Fargo Monday.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07

Bismarck, Feb. 1.-Governor Lynn
j. Frazier has been asked to 70 t.
Washington the latter part of Feb
ruary to address the national confer
ence on rural schools to tell the story
Of 'The North Dakota Educational
Campaign"
The invitation was received from
DR.. J. L. McBrien, federal school ex-
tension agent for the department of
education who took part in the big
educational drive in this state last
fall. The governor has accepted tho
invitation.
In addition to being asked to Itch
the story Of the N. D. Educational
campaign" Governor Frazier has alsa
been invited to preside one day OF the
convention and also to speak on tho
subject, "A Farmers Views on Rural
School Consolidation"
State Superintendent of Public In
struction N. C. Macdonald has also
been invited to attend the conferences
and he and IL other prominent N. D.
educators will attend.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
Two American Soldiers
Killed; Other Wounded

Washington, Feb. 1.-Two Ameri-
can soldiers were killed in action and
four others wounded January 80 the
war department was advised today
by General Pershing.
Although no details were given, it
is assumed these were the ones who
fell when the Germans raided a Sec
tor of the American trenches under
cover of barrage fire early last
Wednesday morning.
The dead are:
Corporal Erwin March, infantry,
Slayton, MIMI, and Private George
A. Rauh, infantry, New York. \
The wounded are:
! Privates John Theron Parks, infan-
try, Obion, Tenn; Raymond J. Gillett,
infantry, Minot, N. D.; Clarence
King, infantry, Toledo, Ohio and
Clarence A. Larson, infantry, Tun-
bridge, N. D.
General Pershing also reported
that Private Herbert C. Minniears
medical detachment, of infantry, was
slightly wounded in action January
20, and Harvey Dilley, infantry,
slightly wounded January 81. Min
niear's home is in Bluffton, Ind, and
Dilley's in Cole Harbor, N. D.
General Pershing reported that
Private James Kolar, infantry, Chi
cago, committed suicide, Jan. 20.
Privates John Thomas, infantry,
Reading, Pa, and Peter Trojan, Phil
adelphia, died from gunshot wounds,
accidentally inflicted.
The death of these privates from
natural causes were also reported:
Alfred West, infantry, peritonitis,
Jamaica, N. Y.
Emil A. Ingstrom, engineers,
pneumonia, McCloud, Cal.
Harvey Nagles, infantry, measles,
Orland, Cal.
William M. HASTE, engineer, pneu-
monia, Philadelphia.
| Manuel Monese, machine gun bat
talon, pneumonia, Esho, Ore.
Corporal Elmer H. Van Fleet, sig
nal battalion, scarlet fever, Cincin-
natl.
Raymond J. Gillett, aged 10, is
the son of Mrs. Edward Geer of Mi
not and well known here. He saw
service on the Mexican border with
what was formerly Company D,
which unit he joined to 60 overseas
his stepfather, Edward Geer, is man.
ager Of the collection department Of
the international Harvester company
at Minot. Gillett also worked for the
company.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07

\ News, Jan. 31.-Miss Beth Mcbride
was a Rogers visitor from Friday un.
til Tuesday.
is reported some better at this writ.
ing.
Mrs. J. l. More who has been on
the sick list for week is slowly i'm.
proving.
Mrs. r. E. Bangor is the teacher in
the seventh and eighth grades this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. w. B. Wanner return
ed Saturday from their trip to the
Twin Cities.
The Study club met with Miss Mary
Dick at the home Of Mrs. w. B. Wan.
ner Wednesday. evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Stoll of Eek
elson are visiting the lady's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Christ.
Mrs. S. A. Martinson left Wednes-
day for Ansford after spending two
weeks the guests Of Wimbledon
friends
VIM. Make, ST., went to jamestown
Monday to visit his son Oscar who is
still in the hospital but is improving
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Grover of Tx.
bridge were guests at the Paul Am
buehl and H. C. Etter homes the past
week.
Mrs. M. T. Chase left Tuesday ev
ening for Minneapolis where Mr.
Chase is confined in hospital. Word
was received that Mr.. Chase was i'm
proving and they will return home
the last of the week.
The German Ladies Aid met with
Mrs. A. Juon Tuesday. After the bus
mess meeting in which the old off
GERS were reelected, delicious lun
cheon was served. The ladies have
had the parsonage wired for electric
lights the past month, Louis Ette1
doing the work.
The Sunday school teachers and
officers of the German Reformed
church held business and social
meeting at the home of Mrs. H. C
Etter.. The new officers are: Carrie
Joos, general secretary; Viola Christ
Bible class; Hulda Fellison, Catechism
class; Johnny Mohr, intermediate
class, Mrs. H C. Etter, Primary class
The children of the fifth and sixth
grades enjoyed party at the school
house on Wednesday evening, their
teacher, Miss Alma Rorvig, being
among the merrymakers. A sleigh
ride and refreshments figured in max
ing the event "a time of their lives
for the youngsters.
The young people and the Ladies
Aid of the German Reformed church
planned very successful surprise
on Mr.. and Mrs. Howard ]. Stoll al
the home Of the lady's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C.Chr.st. The young newly
weds received some very pretty gifts
and thanked the givers BY some de-
lightful violin and piano duets.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
FiN,GAL
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Herald Feb ~

TeraIQ, feD.
Miss Effie Phelps spent Saturday
at Valley City.
Melvin Jacobson came from Mime.
apolis Saturday evening where he
had been employed.
Mrs. H. Gourd and Miss Irene
Campbell were at Valley City Satur
day.
Sanford Nahum went to Candy
Mimi, Monday to spend the week
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, C. G. Nayes went to
Minneapolis Sunday to visit relatives
and transact business.
A card party and social was enjoy
ed Tuesday evening at the opera
house, given by the Catholic Ladies
Aid society. The sale of lunches at
midnight netted the society $25, ten
per cent of which was given to the
, Red Cross. The ladies promise sim
liar pleasant occasions in the future
the next one to be within the next
two weeks.
To commemorate the 30th birthday
anniversary of Miss Gyda Doe, deceas
ed, Mrs. A. A, Doe entertained a mum
Der of ladies at her home Friday af
ternoon and in the evening the young
er ladies were entertained. A pleas
ant afternoon and evening was spent
Earl Burt will leave Saturday fol-
the Pacific coast, having enlisted with
the shipbuilders in the government
service.
Mrs. Emil Trap and Mrs. Hugo
, Trapp of Fingal and Herman, Robert
and Albert JAM of Lucca went tc
: Makoti Saturday, called by the death
of their father. The funeral was held
/ Tuesday. Owing to snow blockade
they have been unable to return.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07

and Is days. The funeral was held
Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock from
the Elm church, Of Svea, Rev. Myr.
dahl officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Jewell have
moved from Portal to Noyes, Mimi,
Mr.. Jewell having been promoted to
a place in the immigration service.
Mrs. Jewell will be remembered as
Miss Helen Stixrud before her wed.
ding.
DR.. Stixrud reports the birth of a
baby girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Gil
bertson on Sunday, Jan. 9th.
Miss Bertha Krenz returned to her
home at Wheaton, Mimi, Friday at
ter being a guest at the home of her
brother Carl about three weeks
Arthur E. Hanson arrived here Wed
nesday from St. Paul, where he pas
sed an examination and was enrolled
as mechanic in the aviation depart.
ment Of the navy.