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

GnIcc llOu lOI IIlUcIllIl WIlcTS Ilc Will
build a large elevator on the farm of
Geo. Bleese.
Ted Anderson, Card Bonde and the
Misses Ella and Emma Anderson au-
toed to Fort Ransom Sunday after
noon. s- r.
Mrs. Laura A. Roetting, of Chicago,
was a Valley City visitor Sunday, and
while here made the Kindred Hotel
her headquarters. IT,.
P. S. Lindquist and wife, of Oak
land, California, were guests at the
Kindred Hotel yesterday.
Mrs. F. w. Frederick, of Glenwood,
Mimi, was here yesterday and was
domiciled at one of the leading hotels
Of the city. "a
Banker J. J. Taplor and Geo. O.
Goulette, drove down from Oriska,
this morning and are attending to
business matters in the city today.
Francis Olson came down from
Cooperstown Saturday to spend Sun
day with friends in the city. He re-
turned home this morning on No. Z.
DR.. w. N. Palmer left last night for
Perharn, Mimi, where he will spend
the next two weeks with his family
who have been down there for the past
two, or three weeks.
v, E. Grant, the hustling farmer
and stock raiser from Cuba, was in the
city Saturday afternoon looking after
business matters. Mr.. Grant reports
harvesting operation going along
nicely. 49,
Rev. Arnold, of the Children's In
dustrial school at Chicago, held SER
vices out at the Grand Prairie church
Yesterday afternoon. Quite large
number autoed out from the city to
hear his talk.
Mrs. Edwin jacobson left on the
early morning train for Fargo where
she will look after some matters of
business in the Gateway City and
from there we understand she will 60
to Grand Forks.
Andrew Peterson, son of C. A. Pet
erson, who has been spending two
weeks furlough on the farm at the
home of his parents, left Sunday night
for Camp Dodge, Iowa, to again take
up his military duties.
The band gave the regular Sunday
afternoon concert yesterday. Dlrec-
tor Hubbard was missing on account
Of sickness. We notice that he is on
deck this morning although not rush
ing around with any too much vim.
Mrs. w. Siddon, wife of the Rudolf
Hotal landlord, left the latter part OF
last week for Oklahoma City, Okla.
called there by the illness of her SIS
ter. The length Of her departure
from home is not determined at this
time.
Virginia and Aviline Bailey return.
ed Saturday night on No. from
Grand Forks, where they have spent
the past three weeks visiting at the
home of Mrs. S. H. Cook. They also
visited with their aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. A., R Hunter
C. C. Chaffee and family returned
home Friday night from trip to the
Minnesota lakes. They spent one day
at Detroit, went over to Douglas
lodge on Lake Itasca and also visited
Bemidji. They made six hundred
mile trip and had fine time.
Miss Margaret C. Burns, for severa
years the efficient supervisor Of
grades three and four in the training
school of the State Normal, has hand
ed her resignation to Pres. Mcfarland
to take effect at once. She resigns tt
accept primary supervisorship II
the city of Hazelton, Pa, at lucra
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Bell, of Jack
son, Mich, have been the guests o.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R Barnes, of 80:
Fifth avenue, for the past few days
After concluding their visit here they
expect to go to Hillsboro and othe1
points in the state before returning tx
Michigan.
N, P, Hanson returned home thl:
morning on No. 3 from Shoreham
Mimi. where he. has been having
short vacation. He took Mrs. Hanson
! and the children down there last
Thursday in the auto and they VII
remain for some time. mr.. Hanson
has an ad in this issue Of the Times
Record regarding his tailoring bust
ness. Read it over.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Thompson, O.
Darlington, autoed to Valley Cit!
yesterday.
A large party of Valley City people
went down to Fort Ransom Sunda!
for an auto trip. This is said to b.
one of the prettiest spots in the state
Among those we have heard of wer'
DR.. E: A. Pray and family, c. W. Nel
son and family, w. H. Pray and fam
i1y. Mrs. A. P. Peake, Mrs Geo. !, +
Peake, John Laird and family, ~: w
Simpson and family and Geo. kelse!
and family. There were many other
whose names we did not catch.
B. E. Frum came in from Mcleod
ND, this morning to look after SOM
business matters and will leave agall
this evening. B. E. is putting up a 10
of hay this season and won't run on
of lob for some time. He says hell
is very scarce out that way.
C., E. Hamilton has about conclud
ed that the aviation department is no
what he wants to go in if he has to g
to war. C. E. climbed up on IL
foot ladder Saturday to fix something
and the ladder slipped. He made
spinning nose dive to the ground an,
had his shoulder thrown out OF JOINT
DR.. Macdonald threw it in again an
he is now wearing his arm IN siln'
and looks like returned veteran
from the western battle front:
Chief Swanson and bunch OF nj
shock troops left this afternoon 10
the farm of Martin Gumastad, nea
Hobart, where they will tacyle 10
acres of grain