The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-15
From Tuesdays Daily

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Thos. Richards and Oscar Dahl, of
Leal, were doing business in the city
yesterday. .
Mrs. +. ]. Curtis and children, of
Battle Lake, Mimi, arrived in the city
yesterday. i
John Baumgartner of south of Tow
er City, was business caller in the
city yesterday.
w. S. Ferguson has resigned his po-
sition at the Hedstrum Grocery, and
will spend a few days at his farm.
Peter Smith, Joe Betzina and R.
Perkins represented Rogers in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Zetterberg and two chill
dren went down to Fargo on the early
morning train to spend the day in the
Gateway City.
The Times-Record is in receipt of a
note from Mr.. S. Fletcher from St.
Johns hospital, Fargo saying that he
is about all right again and expects to
return to the city tomorrow. The
many friends of Mr.. Fletcher will be
pleased to hear this good news.
G. E. Ericsson and wife, of Poplar,
Mont, are guests at the Kindred Ho-
tel today.
Mrs. A. A Cad and little son re-
turned home from Rochester, MIMI,
this morning.
F. C. Grosz and wife, of Brock,
Sask., were registered at the Rudolf
hotel this morning.
Miss Ragna Skjelseth, of Coopers-
town, N. d., was in the city yesterday
coming down on No. 8.
Roy Ployhar came down from Nc
Clusky, N. D., last night and was a
guest at the Rudolf Hotel.
Deputy United States Marshal
Trotter was in the city this morning,
coming in from the 500 line.
| Mrs. H. RAFFERTY, and son, of Mon
ango, N. D., were Valley City visitors
yesterday and were stopping at the
Valley Hotel.
Mrs. M. Bentson left yesterday for
her home at Lidgerwood after spend
| ing about a month with her daughter,
Mrs. J. R. Marquisee.
W. D. Jeffreys and wife, returned
from a few days trip throughout the
state. They report very pleasant
trip and say the crops are fine.
Editor C. L. Peterson, of Binford,
passed through town this morning on
his way from Grand Forks where ne
had been on business.
NJ. J. Doyle and John Doyle, Of
Velva, N. D., arrived in the city over
the 500 line yesterday and are quar-
tered at one of our local hotels.
J. A. Canniff, a prominent citizen
of Fargo, was here yesterday looking
after business matters, and make the
Kindred Hotel his headquarters while
here.
Mrs. E. H. Briggs, who has been
spending the past few weeks at Wat
ertown, S. D., visiting her mother and
sister, returned home last Saturday
evening.
A. NJ. Baker, former editor Of the
Co-operators Herald, arrived in town
this morning from Fargo and is look
ing after business matters in this
section. Mr.. Baker is looking after
some of the elevators that are being
built around here.
Tailor Paul Sherman is going to do
a stunt in the harvest fields for few
days and will leave tomorrow for
Glenburn, N. D., where he will put in
five or six days shocking on the farm
of his brother. His tailor shop will
be opened just the same but Paul
wants to get out and do his bit for a
few days and we predict that the way
he will hustle those wheat shocks will
not be slow. *. -,;...
L. w. Siebel, former Normal stu
dent, and who went with the last con-
signment of drafted men from Barnes
county, spent Sunday in the city visit
ing friends, and left Monday for his
home at McClusky. He has a ~
days furlough for work on the farm
and may even get his time further ex:
tended for this purpose. Mr.. Siebe!
is in the quartermaster's department
and says he likes the army work.
Secretary of State Tom Hall, the
man who got the biggest majority OF
them all in the primaries, accompanied
by Attorney w. H. Stutsman, of Man
day, formerly railroad commissioner
were in the city for short time last
evening and continued on their way
to Jamestown. They had been over tc
Trail county looking after some farm
matters and looked to us as if they
had been shocking grain. Well, the
boys know how to do that, too.
| Mr.. Shrum, member of Co. G. First
| N. D. infantry, recently returned from
France will give one of the best up-to.
the-minute war talks at the meeting
of the Ladies' Aid. at M. E. church
Wednesday afternoon. Everybody
welcome. Won't you come?
The Misses Stadium went to Fargo
this morning to spend the day in that
CITY. .,
Lily Johnson, of Cooperstown, left
for home Tuesday morning after
spending the past week in Fargo and
Valley City. While in the city she
was the guest of Agnes Selbo.
D. S. Raney presented "sthe shock
troops" in command of Chief Swan.
son with a case of Fitger's non-also
beverage, which is appreciated by the
bunch and shows that Dan has his
heart in the right place.
E. L. Jones, of the shoe department
of the Right price Mercantile Co., is
RAPIDLY recovering from typhoid fever
and is able to be on his feet once more
and expects to be on the job next week
but we will have to exempt E. l.. from
the voluntary farm labor.
Many fine healthy babies were ex.
amined yesterday by two competent
nurses. Be sure Uncle Gets the name
. and measurements of your boy OF
girl. If you do not respond to this
call he will adopt another way of find
mr. Tho chi1d's history. We know