The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-02
From Fridays Daily

w. F. Stewart, was representa-
of New Rockford in our city yeseo---
day:
There was very decided change in
the weather this morning from yes
terday afternoon. At 5 o'clock yester-
day afternoon it was over 60 above
but it dropped to about 81 before
morning Travelling men report snow
up in the Williston district.
John Koch was in from Luverne last
night and was domiciled at the Kin
dred Hotel. .
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Thompson, Of
Luverne, were Valley City visitors
last night. .~,
John Froelich and son Charles, au-
toed to Fargo Saturday morning,
where Mr.. Froelich purchased new
six-40 Glide touring car. 81.
Mr.. Wolf, manager of the Thomp-
son Yards informs us he has started
delivery of material for fine new
! house for Jacob Brox. Contractor
Olaf Rosseland has the job.
w. F. Stewart, superintendent OF
the Jamestown District of the Thomp-
son Yards, was in the city last night.
He left for jamestown on No. this
! morning.
Editor E. P. Getchell is enjoying a
visit from his father, Mr.. Gilbert
Getchell, who arrived yesterday from
San Francisco, and will be guest at
the Getchell home for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Senzek, of Mckenzie.
| N. D., have arrived in the city, and
have temporary home at the Valley
Hotel. They have rented house and
will make Valley City their home.
Miss Hoff, teacher in our public
schools, tells this pretty good little
story of one of her pupils: what is
traitor" asked Miss Hoff. Said
the bright pupil, "He is a fellow who
has his body in the United States, his
head in Germany, and by all rights he
should have his neck stretched" The
answer was good one and to the
point.
The Times Record is going to ask
our business men who use the adver-
Using columns Of the paper to stretch
a point in getting their ads ready so
that they can be in the hands of the
printer early in the forenoon. Some
have the habit of leaving this matter
until after dinner, thereby causing a
congestion and at the same time de-
laying the publication of the paper.
We are trying our level best to get
the paper out to the people early and
giving them the latest Geographic
news, so that it does not benefit US as
much as the advertisers themselves.
People look for the paper and want it
at a seasonable time. Just think this
over and decide to get the ad. ready
early in the day, won't you please:
( It has been showing here little
today and melting as it came down.
A. good snow would serve just as
good as rain.
Private Enoch Johnson, who has
been visiting his friend, Miss r. Res
ling left last night for Camp Dodge
to resume his military duties.
w. H. Jorrison, of Rogers, man
ager of the Farmers Elevator at that
place, was in the city today and was
caller at the Times-Record Office:
A. o. Ourenhagen, drove in from
Litchville yesterday with a load Of
! seed ran. Mr.. Ourenhagen's daugh-
Ter hos been in the hospital for the
past three months. She injured her
knee nearly year ago and since that
lime it has given her a great deal Of
trouble. She is now getting along
fine and Mr.. Ourenhagen expects to
take her home either today or tomor-
row. ..:-.-a.
A patriotic meeting was held in
Pierce township last night. A bunch
of Valley City people consisting Of
Rev. w. C. Lyons, Rev. C. F. Bublitz
Mrs. George Drake, Miss Nelson and
Miss Larson went out to talk to the
people of that community. On ac-
count of the bad weather the crowd
was not as large as it would have been
under more favorable conditions, but
what was lacking in numbers was
made up in enthusiasm. There were
patriotic talks by all Of the party,
some singing, and the entire gather
| ing was one of interest.
We heard disgruntled travelling