The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-29
From Wednesdays Daily

1oOAlnS aICer MS farming interests.
Frank Holland and wife came in
from Devils Lake last night and were
guests at the Rudolph Hotel.
Train Master Fuller of the North
ern Pacific, was in the city this morn
ing and boarded No. going west.
G. W. Coffin, of Drake, N. D., has
been looking after business matters in
the city. He arrived last night.
Banker j. J. Taylor, Of Oriska, was
in the city last night and was an over
night guest at the Hotel Rudolph.
Andrew Atkinson returned home
this morning on No. 3. He went down
to Casselton on Monday and we hear
he also visited Minneapolis.
Mrs. Chas. Winterer, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the past
month, left on No. this morning for
Pullman, Wash.
F. w. Peglow and family autoed
into town last night and put up at the
Kindred Hotel. They left this morn
ing for their home at Glenburn, N. D.
Albert Hemp arrived home last
night for several days visit with his
folks here. He is stationed at Camp
Dodge.
Druggist Henry Seigfried leaves to-
night for the Twin Cities where he
will spend few days buying stock for
his Christmas trade and for the drug
store and will also take a dad or two
in relaxation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Evans left on
No. 4 yesterday for their home at
Minneapolis, after a short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Dedrick
Mrs: Evans is a sister of Mrs. De.
drick of this city.
Amos M. Emery came down from
the farm last night and went out to
the. hospital to see his wife who was
staying there. When he returned to
town early this morning he wore a
smile all over his face and laconically
remarked "well, it's a girl"
Miss Madge Canning some time ago
offered her services in the capacity of
nurse to the government and has been
accepted and expects to leave in the
near future for overseas duties in
France. Miss Canning does not know
exactly when she will leave but ex-
poets to 60 very soon.
j. R. Getchell arrived in Valley CITY
on No. 2 last night from Eugent, Ore
gon, to look after business matters
here. Mr.. Getchell has a host of
friends in Valley City and Barnes
county who are very much pleased ia
greet him. He is looking we'll and the
oregon climate appears to agree with
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Clendenning
and children, who have been spending
the past two weeks at Wimbledon
passed through the city yesterday on
their way back to Fargo. They were
accompanied by Miss Mary Dick, Of
Wimbledon, who will visit the Glen.
Jennings at Fargo.
Rev. c. G. Naeseth, who has beer
spending the past two months visit.
ing in Wisconsin, returned to the city
this morning looking hale and hearty
as # the vacation had done him much
good. Mrs. Naeseth and the children
did not return with him but will come
in few days. - ~
j.: D. Healy is in town for couple
or three days looking after the bust
ness of the Barnes County Implement
Company while Lee Cowell is wrest
ling with the threshing problem O,
the farm: Mr.. Cowell put on his farm
attire this morning and the hum O:
the threshing machine is now heart
on his farm. He is praying evening!
for tine weather for a few DAYS,
Frank Ulm came up from Huron
S. D., yesterday but left again thi
morning, going out on the early morn
ing N. P. local. Mrs. Ulm has bee]
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B
F. Codding for the past two weeks
and expects to 60 to Huron either to
day or tomorrow
More "jackies" from the Grea
Lakes Training camp passed through
town. again this morning on No.
headed for the west. The government
Is sending the boys through to tn
western coast every day but their fina
destination is a war department Sc
cret.
Little Miss Constance Orion and he
brother, Master Allen Orion, VIII
have been spending the summe
months with their grandparents, M,
and Mrs. B. F. Codding, of this city
left this morning on No. 8 for Seattle
WASH: The little folks have enjoye
their summer here and want to com
back next year.
N. o. Holberg made a trip to Ken
sal yesterday afternoon with his aut
hearse, being called there to tax
charge of the funeral of Mis-
Thompson, who was killed b
lightning at her home near Miles CITY
Mont, last Wednesday. Mr.. Holber
left here at 1910 and made the driv
in two hours and IS minutes. The flu
neral services were held at tn
Thompson home at $40 p. m.
H. H. Cook arrived from Rosholt
S: D., this morning and has taken u
mis- duties as pharmacist at the Seie
fried Pharmacy. Mr.. Cook is rated a
a first-class druggist and the patron
of the Seigfried Pharmacy may res
assured Of competent service. MI
Cook likes the looks Of Valley City
Mrs. Cook is postmistress of his hom
town and it may be some time befor
she is able to come here on that &C
count.
The Room Registration office of tn
District Of Columbia Council of De
tense maintains list of rooms in pri
vate homes in Washington which ar
available to newly appointed govern
ment clerks. All rooms are CAREFUL,
inspected before being listed. Tn
Room Registration office states tina
the usual charge for rooming accom-
modations with board, that is, the tw,
principal meals Of the day, is $40