The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-14
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Bulletin. Feb. ,S.-Ralph Khlvers
went to Valley City to attend to some
| draft matters Tuesday.
John Hildahl returned home last
Thursday from Oklee, MINI, where
! he spent couple OF weeks with his
brother Monrad.
Mrs. L. j Savage left on her semi
annual buying trip to the Twin Cities
Tuesday @.
c, A Cross and son Bernhard,
were Minneapolis visitors from last
| Thursday until yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Gudmestad was a Far.
go and DilWorth visitor from Mon
day until Wednesday.
S. O. Kulseth returned Saturday
| from visit at Minneapolis, where
he went to consult doctor.
| Geo. McGregor left on Saturday
| for visit with sister in Minneso-
ia and may also decide to visit the
auto show before returning.
The remains of the late Otto N.
Johnson were buried in the Spring
| Creek cemetery, east OF town, Mon
| day.
Alfred D Dibbern returned We'd
nesday from weeks trip to Grand
| Forks, Bismarck and other points in
the state.
| John Sundet of Gary, Mimi, and
| Albert Neresen Of the state of Mon
tana, have been guests at the Sundet
| home during the past week. The
former is brother of Mr. Sundet
and the latter OF Mrs. Sundet.
Matt Redeker left on a business
! trip to Fargo on Wednesday.
| Arthur Opperud was a Valley City
caller Wednesday and Thursday
L. j. Savage was at Marion be-
tween trains yesterday.
Thos. Gudmestad went to Valley
| City to attend the February meeting
OF the commissioners Monday.
There are said to be several cases
OF smallpox in the country south Of
Marion
Eingal is now without a doctor
and the Ffngalites are busy looking
around for an M. y
Evert Boeltjes went to Valley City
to be examined for the army Monday
Jesse Durham has gone on a two
weeks trip to Lake City, Mimi, and
Freeport, ILL.,, leaving here on We'd
nesday. ~-.
Among those from here who have
attended the auto show at Minnea>
polls are Olof Hansen who left on
Thursday, Steve Olson on Saturday
and b. H. Headland On Monday
Emil Machel was a Fargo caller
from Thursday until Saturday.
Dan McKenna was a Fargo and
Valley City caller from Thursday uu>
I'll Saturday
Geo. PEBBLES went to Fargo satur-
day to visit his wife who is in q,
hospital.
Deputy Sheriff Larson of Valley
City, was in town Saturday after
noon.
Dr.. Stixrud reports the birth of a
girl to Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Hemmeng,
Sunday, at the Henry Kooy home
Mrs. H. G. Melton and daughter,
I Loretta, left on Tuesday for visit
at Tower City and Fargo
Oscar Carlson has been sibpoened
to sit on the Federal petit jury at
Fargo, which convenes Feb. l3
Mrs. H. S. Jewell arrived here on
Tuesday for a three weeks visit ar
the parental home 1919 +
MISS Clara Sortland went to Has
tings to visit at the J. s. Sather home.
George w. Christensen left on
Monday for Omaha, Neb, to take
examinations for the aviation SER
vice.
c. J. Hansen and Henry FROZEN
attended the auto show at Minnea-
polls from Saturday until Wednes-
day. .+t- -. ."1 =, -
John Sortland was MINNEAPOLIS
caller from Friday Until Wednesday
! re was also at Valley City to have
his physical examination fo,. the
draft but failed to pass.
Miss Gerda Jacobson, who has
been employed at Dahl's store for a
! long While, left last Saturday fol
Nome, where she will keep house fo1
her brothers.
/ Henry Cfferdahl was county
seat caller from Monday until Wed
nesday, going down to have his med
zeal examination for the army. Mrs
OHerdahl accompanied him as far as
| Fargo.
Rev Chr. Myrdahl has resigned
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Free church Of Svea, and he ant
Mrs. Myrdahl left on Friday for theil
new field in Cleveland, Ohio. MI
Myrdahl has been located here two
Or three years
! Hon. S. J. Aandahl left on Tues
day for Washington, D. C, to atten(
a hearing On grain grades in his off
cal capacity as railroad commission
er. Commissioners jacobson of Min
nesota and Daugherty of South Da
kota also left at the same time t,
attend the hearing.
The Misses Badger, Lykken AM
; .Nnlrseois entertained a few of thei
, lady friends at their rooms in the ]
W. Jongeward residence Tuesday ey
emng The event was called a IDOL
Party" it being the aim of the guest
to dress as nearly like dolls as the
could, and take it straight from u
they succeeded admirably we'll.
!, delicious luncheon was served and a
the "dolls" had splendid time.
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