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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-15
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MILITAR QUE ROBA.

PACHUCA, Mayo 10.-La sonora
dona Guadalupe Hernandez ha pre-
sentado ~acusacion en- contra del Ma
yor del ejercito carrancista, Manuel
R. Lira, por robo de seiscientos pesos,
cantidad que Ell referido militar eX'
trajo del domicilio de la Guejosa, a
provechandose de que esta lie perml,
ito la entrada Y lie rento una habita'
cion en- su casa.
Ell militar, no obstante de que la
sonora presento pruebas del robo, no
ha sido aprehendido por las autori-
dades.
Rina en- ell fondo de una nina. =.
En- 81 fondo de la nina de 'Fresni-
llo", Immediate a esta localldad, ri
! heron por motives baladies los barre
teros Francisco Y Jesus Angeles con,
ira sus companeros Rafael Osorio y
Demetrio Hernandez.
Los rijosos convirtieron sus he
rramientas de trabajo en armas de
combate Y Sc infirieron aigunas leslo-
mes que ameritaron su pase al hospi-
tai, pues ninguno de ellos salio sa-
no de la refriega.
Una buena disposition.
La presidential municipal de esta
localidad eypidio una circular dirigi-
da a los propietarios de casas, en- la
que Sc manifesto a estos que en- ell
termino de veinte dias que sc conta-
ran desde la fecha que calza ell DO,
cumento referido, todas las fincas de
la localidad deberan ser pintadas en-
dan muy NAL aspecto por ell descuido
sus fachadas, pues en- la %actualidad
e.. que en- su pintura Sc obserya.
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NECESlTO I'm meXicano intelligence que
tcnga experienced como mayordomo en- ira
baio de construction y disponga de una
CuadFilla como de 20 hombreS que sean
buenos t-abajadoreS. Debe dar rereren-
ri3S. i02 ~. Medina 81.
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Cuando necesite libros en- aspanol,
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis N.
Santa Rosa Ave. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-15

UNA GRAN FABRICA de New York ne
costa representatives. para vendcr CANT
SaS, ropa interior, mediaS, veStidos de Sc
Ioras, blusas. faldas por ordenes. +poSta-
les. EScriban pidiendo mueStras gratis.
PreferimoS que Sc nos escriba en- ingles.
Dirfianse q Madison Mills, 500 Broadway.
New York. (3
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-15

Sc NECESITAN "a cocineros para traba-
jar en- las cocinas del Gobierno de este
pals. $1,000 mcnsualeS. alimentos y hGbi-
tacion. Ocurran inmediatamente a NJ. l..
Osborn Employment Co. t2i6 West Hons
ton 81. "a
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EN- SiNTOS. Teas. hay actualmcnie grs,
dcmanda de braccros, pueS Sc han abier.
10 varias classes de traba!o Para mayo
res inrormeS dir.lanse a lose v. Longuria.
Sintnn. Texas. t6t
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CAMBIOS DE
TRASPASOS

T~RASPASO, pUr tener que rcgreSar a Me-
yico 81 acred!tado Restaurant MeXicano."
fundadO haze / -alOS en- DO =. .Alamo -.
Buena %op0rtunidad para algtin IneXicano
emprendedor que quicra un negocio< e>ta-
blecido. Cis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-05-15

MARTINEZ DRUG STORE. PateDie. Per-
lItneria, i'srelecia, soda.tuente. Iabacos;
Scrvicio meGico Y despacho de recetas dla
J noche. 1891 ". Commerce, Telefono Ira
Wis .pJfS
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DIVEPSOS

Para comunicaries a5unlns de intcres,
Ga,cO poncrme en- correspondence inme-
Gialarncntc con los SchOres Felipe Molina
Y Francisco Iiuano. Slrvanse. dlT.sirse al
Lie. w. ?. Martin, go North Texas Bldg.
Dallas. Texas. ta3y
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Sc NECESITAN SciOritaS con experienced
para lrabaiU de sastreria. Buen SueldO y
trabaio permanent. D~irijanSe a V. w. Fa-
Der. 1906 Grayson 81. (frentc al cuadran-
gulO) (23)
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Sc NECESITA una muciacha mexicana
dc tG I II afioS para trabajo general de
casa. Diriianse a SIC Lewis 81. Tobin
Hill (i6)
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Sc NECESITA S~eflorita que liable in
giles para cocinar Y trabajo general de ca
81 con ramiiia peGueiia. Ocurran a 1856 i.
French Place, TelefOno CT. 1884. az
Sc RENTAN dos cuartos exceleNteS: ca
sa de ramilia particular; toda claSe de CO.
modld2deS. iNI Marrcr 81. G2
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Sc NECESlTAN nmediaiainente dos per-
sonas para limptar vidrieras de aparado-
res y que tenSan eSpericncia en- esa
rlase de lrsbaio. Fmpleo permanenfe y
eycelcnie sICiGo. Ocurran o eScriban a
National window Cleaning Company,
OH Jefferson Ave. Houston. Texas. 10
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Sc NECESiTAN seloritas para cseoger
papel. Alamo Paper Stock Co. Esquina
de las GALES n. San Marcos Y Castro III
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VENDO IN bogul dobIe a%slelto; llan-
tas de hule. Dlrijanse a 1906 W. CONNER
&c ST. 10
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Sc NEcESITAN buenoS hniaIainros; ex-
cclentc Sfcldn: fIaha-p permanente. 0cu-
ran i taai <. Alamo.
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Sc SOLICITA Seiiorita meXicana, que
liable inglGS y que teDga alguna experien-
cia coInercidl. $40 w. Houston 81.
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Sc NECESITAN mineros para minas de
carbon, DOS o tres %arriadoreS de mulas
mineras. Los buenos trabajadoreS pucden
sanar de 5000 a $500 en- cada page y los
arrlddores tde $500 Il $4,000. BueDss ca
Sas; buena aqua, trabajo perfninenIe. go
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Sc NECESITAN sehorItss para elsborar %.
ros. Ftnck Cigar Factory, 1907 Wet Com
MERGE 81.
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EN- La CASA de hueSpedeS. "~Chapulte-
pee Inn, a6si-iith 81. n. W., Washing
ion, D. c., Sc neceSitan tres muieres V I'm
chaurfcr meyicano. Escriban los intere-
sados 4 Ia anterior direction par mayo
res inrOrmeS. e
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STAR EMPLOYMENT Co.. iii North Fiore.
ST., puede proporcionar a I'd trabaisdoreS
o empleos. Telerono Travis 1858.
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Sc NECESITA mexicano decente. active ,
que conozca Ell uabajo de cocia7 perfec-
tamenre, para socio industrial de Cafe de
primera clase. No es necesario que tenga
capital porQue va TODD este perrectamente
arreglado. En- case de que sea competen-
te, &c lie abonarz Ia miiad de las utilida-
des. piriianse a Constance Bravo, sos
Main Sty H%enryetta, Okla. i5)
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ALAMO DETECTIVE SERVICE. Asuntos
c~oniiCenc;airs. Wi FROST. bieT
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BUENA OPORTUNIDAD, Sc vende muy
barato Ell Hotel Sanchez, f2i Plaza Miitar.
al OeSte. t23
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LOS ANGELES, CAL.
2O1 N. MAIN ST.
ARIZONA

r,o po,l- IF Arizona Clarkdale, Ariz.
,jTro p, NJ Arizona Jerome, Ariz.
~ ~ Nan; Miami, AriZ.
I~;,,,o National Pank Tucson, Ariz.
II. V"nav Rank Phoenix, Ariz.
The Central Bank of Phoenix ....... thoeAlN' 3flz'
T;+;zgns State Rank AT Five Points -. Phoenix, Arlz
Tba BanE of Chandler Chandler, Ariz.
r. FarnarS ard Merchants Bank. Tempe, Ariz.
TIE Mesa City Bank ................ Mesa, Ar4Z-
TIE Central Bank of Phoenix, Vic: ;.......-.
E,7bnrc Branch .......... Wickenburg, Ariz.
The Central Bank of Phoenix, WilcoN...:-...-:.
RrsrcS Wilcox, Ariz.
Tbp Ci5a VaIlev Bank and Trust CO.. Globe, Ariz.
The CHA Valley Bank and Trust Co.. Miami ARR
The ella Valley Bank and Trust CO.. Clifton ARR
The ella Valley Bank and Trust Co. Morcacl, Ar!z'
The ella Valley Bank and Trust Co.. Hayden. Ariz.
The ella Valley Bank and Trust Co....:.Ray' r!z'
The ella Valley Bank and Trust Co.. Stafford, Ariz.
The ella Valley Bank and ...,
Trust 20. ......---.-...-.-. -
TIE Arizona State Bank .......... Winslow, ARK.
Williams State Bank ............;M lllians' tr!Z.
The Arizona Central Bank. ......-.tlagsfaft' Nriz,
The Arizona Central Bank. Chloride Ariz-
F;~s. Va-ionol Bank. Yuma, AriZ.
The Holbrooc5 State ank....:....Eo lbEook' Ariz'
C;tiznns Sank .KingInan. -AriZ.
Citizens Bank f!ags'al1' -1'M'
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VENTAS

Sc vENDE casa centrica rrente a Ia lyle
STA del Corazon de Maria. en- abonoS. In.
rorman 1875 w. Houston ST. Qo
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PROFESSIONALS

SR. ARTURO CRAMEl, opteo suiIo, Esp.
cislists de In vista. Ill Hicks pldI- ~
Quina de Houspn y Ayenidi C.
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NECESITO dos buenos carpinteros. Ex-
ceIenle sueldO. $40 South Alamo ST.
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Sc VENDE modcrna rcSidencla dc dos
piSos. Siete cuartOS. dos bafioS. deSDcnSa.
amplios p0riicoS, hermosos paiiuS. f00X9I
pies, garage Y cuariOS para cTildoS. De-
nc ser vcndida lnmcdIatamente. No aSen-
les. 900 Garden 81. lis
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Sc RENTAN dos cuartos amueblaGos:
casa celtrica &c familis particular. 23s
=. CugGmeccs 81. q
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TERRENO de labor, 800 acres, en- Val
verde. Texas. Sc vende o Sc Gambia por
auioIn0vil, casa O lerrenO en- san Antonio.
lnrorman en- 1924 y. Mesquite ST. ti
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GRANADA STREET, cerca de South Bra
EOS Street. Lotes j6xi67., $4,000: $500 al
contado y $500 menSralcs. VIM. F.
Schultz, Riverside Building, 10i West Com
mcrce Street. az
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VENDO mi elcgante residential situada
en- Ia esquina Madison and Sheridan; niue
bles, piano V autom6vil Arrow. TODD ge-
nero de cOmodidadeS: calentador, piSoS de
MADEIRA muy rcsistente, etc. O.. Berman.
III. W. Commerce 81. go
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HOTEL INTERNATIONAL, fiOiH w. Com
merce 81. Lugar cenfrico: cuartos deceE-
ieTfenie arreslados; servtcie especial para
ramiIias. Estricia moralldad. Maria I. &c
Canales, Propietaria.
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GaaAS de nuevos mnaeIos para Ford. Au
tomoviles Ford los hrecfos mas bato:
en- esta ciudad. So entregsn Immediate.
mente. Mission Auto Co. 21i S. Flores ST.
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ATENCI8N. 0ejamos 81 Ford como auto
m5yil de $4,000 poniendoIe Gaia nueva es-
mo Kelsey Stresmllne," ca tcdos dolores.
muy ccnods. Visftenos. Necestfamos
lgentes. MISSION AUTO Co, sif 8. Flores
street.
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ARRENDAMIENTOS

Sc RENTA I'm hotel bien amuebladc,
centrico, cerca del |. and g. \. Depot. In
rarInan $40 w. commerce &c
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3EPARAMOS Maquinas de cscribir. dc CO.
ser, Fonogrsros, armas de ruego y Iod3
rlGse de InstrTTnelios cieDtHicos. Arbe-
tier and Scharlack. $50 ". Houston 81.
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BANDERAS meIicanas para la solapa.
Diez centavos. F. Agulrre and Co., 4s
n. Laredo ST.. San Antonio, Texas. "a
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NECEsITU casa chica o dos O tres Guar
,os en- casa &c familia honorable. DR.
Ianse u NJ Coronado, 205 Cameron 81. &c
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DIR. SALOME CARA hLDAPE.-De Ia Facul-
tad de MEXICO: autorizado en- Ell Estado de
Texas, especlallSts en- Intermediates gent
ma ITO East Nueva St
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DIR. FEDERICO JOHNSTON. Mediclna y CT
rugfa en- general. Hotel Monterrey. Guar
to Is, 100 8. Santa Rosa Ave., Telefo-
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DIR. A. RIOJAS ALVAREZ. Oste0pata.
Intermediates cr0nicaS. APPLICATION cienti-
flea. 315 Buenavista 81. San Antonio, Te-
'SaS.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
For First Time In History City
Has No Mayorality Scrap

For the first time in the history of
Valley City has mayoralty candidate
without opposition. The election of
councilmen will also be lacking in the
usual interest, there being but one
candidate for each vacancy in that
body.
Frank Beal is candidate for re-
election from the First ward; R. C.
MCGEE will have no opposition in the
Second ward, H. N. Walker going out;
o. H. Aldahl is up for reelection in
the Third ward; and N. A. Johnson is
the only candidate for alderman from
the Fourth ward, D. w. Clark going
out.
This election, by reason of an or
dinance passed last spring, a park
commission of five members will be
elected, candidates for the commits
sion being D. w. Clark, C. E. Moore,
Carl J. Olson, L. E. Hedstrum and E.
H. Mcfarland.
w. T. Craswell is candidate for re-
election to the Office of ely treasurer.
The only contest is for the Office Of
police magistrate, Judge C. A. label
having for opposition P. R. Trubshaw.
There are no candidates for JUS
tice of the peace.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
First Fire Call Of the
Year--Damagel Is Slight

Shortly after 4 o'clock Friday aft
ernoon an alarm of fire was sent in
from the ]. j. Farley residence on
Eighth avenue south, and was prompt
ly responded to by the chemical COM
pany. The loss was small.
The fire starter from hot ashes
which had been dumped on the base
ment floor, igniting a pile of wood
and spreading to the walls and CELL
ing. Dense smoke made the work of
the firemen difficult but the blaze was
extinguished with very little loss of
property resulting.
The large fire truck was disabled
just after leaving thee station by a
defective link in the drive chain and
it was several minutes before it could
proceed on it's way. Ample apparatus
to cope with the blaze was Immediate
ly dispatched to the scene, however,
and use Of the large truck was found
unnecessary.
This was the first alarm of fire to
be sent in this year. Because of the
systematic inspection of business
blocks fires in the downtown section
have been much home infrequent of
late years that is in the resident por-
ton Of the city where diminution Of he
fire hazard is more difficult to effect.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
Public Library ,|;I| Offers J. Aid 4 |.
To War Garden Work

Valley City people who expect to
plant a war garden this yeafrrand
who is there that has q vacant Blot Of
ground that is not--shopld mt {ilrrtos
: take advantage Of the numerous books
and government pamphlets, which the
public library, in anticipation Of an
Increased interest in this line Of pa
triotic endeavor has collected for gen.
eral circulation. W."
City Librarian, Miss Edna Hackett,
has prepared the following list of
books on gardening which may be
drawn fraom the public library:
Albee-Hardy Plants for Cottage
Gardens.
Bailey-Vegetable Gardening.
Biggle-Garden Book.
Bolte-Back Yard Farmer.
Bowsield-HowB Boys and Girls can
Earn Money.
Darlington-How and What to Grow
in Kitchen Garden.
Duncan-When Mother Lets us
Garden.
Green-Vegetable Gardening.
Hunn-Practical Garden Book.
King-Well Considered Garden.
Miller - Children's Gardens for
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
Death Takes Thiele
Keiser At Sanborn

Word was received here Monday
morning of the death of Thiele Kei-
ser at Sanborn Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock.
Mr.. Keiser was an old resident of
the county, coming here in the year
1879. He was about 80 years old.
Most Of his time had been spent on
the farm, but for the last few years
he was a resident Of Sanborn.
large family Of children survive
Mr.. keiser: Nick, John and Philip,
Of Sanborn; Mrs. A. w. Parker and
Mrs. Sofia Gross, of Beaver Dam,
Wis; Mrs, Ole Langen, of Estevan,
Sask. Fred Keiser of Weyburn, Can;
and Matt Keiser Of Valley City.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
Home and School.

Home and School.
! Rexford-A. B. c. Of Vegetable
Tabor-Garden Primer. 4. ...ss4
Tabor-Making Garden Bloom the
First Year. ~.
Wilkinson - Modern Strawberry
growing. ,z@,-> 4 ,..~ .~..-.,15$ =
In addition to the above books the
library has received a number Of gov
eminent pamphlets dealing with War
Gardens and their place in the ma
TONS. conservation plans.
The current issues of "The Home
Beautiful" and "The Garden Maya
zine" are on file and contain numer-
GUS suggestions for gardeners.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
Announcement
Valley City, N. D., March Is, 1918.

Valley City, N. D., March 18, 1918.
It is to the interest of our customers to be ap-
prised that system Of retailing will be adopt
ed at our store on March 18th, 1913.
We are sure this plan will meet with the ap-
proval Of our patrons to whose loyalty and good will
OF the past we acknowledge our appreciation.
To those who have dealt with us since we started
in business and to those who have more recently fav
ored us with their patronage ask cooperation in
this change which we believe will result in good to
all the people Of this community. ~ ~ =.
. Under the new system, the quality on which we
have built our reputation for many years will be
maintained above all, although the prices will be
greatly reduced on our goods from prices under the
old way Of doing business. The plan has been
fully studied out but it's introduction has been de-
ferred until convinced that the new system would
work no hardship but prove of advantage to all. It
will enable us to reduce selling cost from 10 to
Is per cent.
On and after March 18th this new system will
be in effect, and you will find the plan fair to cash
and credit customers alike, and all goods will be
marked in plain figures.
We feel that the cash customer who carries the
goods should not be required to pay for the delivery
and credit Of others. The charge customer will
feel positive that she pays no more for the goods
than the cash customer except cents for delivery of
order, and cent on dollar or fraction thereof
for carrying credit This will merely pay partially
the expense Ol OOohkeepHlg Dy ulScOnClHung Ifee
delivery and adding cent on each dollar fraction
thereof for charge accounts, will be enabled to
duce selling cost by lessening our overhead ex
pense -.>~ >.:..
Feeling confident that under the new system to
be adopted can be of more benefit to all concerned
than ever BEFORE we therefore ask continuance of
your patronage. 49," - #
Yours Very Truly,
The Farmers Mercantile Co..
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

Arthur E. Grinder has sold his
quarter section farm east of Rogers
to J. B. Maxwell, of Storden, Mimi,
who will move his family to Barnes
county shortly. The deal was COM
pleted through the Granger Land COM
pany of this city. The quarter brought
$40 an acre.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

Mrs. Jas. Thoreson, chairman of the
Litchville district of the Woman's
Liberty Loan committee spent Satur-
day in the city in consultation with
Mrs. Geo. Drake, county chairman.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

Fifty dollars fine was imposed upon
Hans Anderson by Judge Moe yester-
day afternoon. A 15-day Jail sentence
was suspended. Anderson was found
guilty of stealing a barrel of paint
from the harness shop of Billy Thor
cen Tuesday night Chief Swanson
traced the paint to Anderson's home
in the east part of the city and ar
rested him yesterday morning.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

R. G.. Hammered left Sunday on
No. for Lake Park, MIMI, where he
will visit relatives for time. Mr..
Hammered goes to Camp Dodge with
the Burleigh county contingent on
March 20,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Flaven arrived
in the city Wednesday evening from
Litchville and are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Holland. Mr.. Flaven
is a delegate to the Nonpartisan meet
ing being held at Fingal. En- route
home they will stop at Fargo and visit
with Mrs. Flaven's brother.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

At the Nonpartisan county caucus
held in the city Saturday, Howard
Wilson of Leal was endorsed for the
house to oppose Representative Burl
Carr
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
BARNES co. LAND BRINGS sec

One of the largest real estate deals
in the history of the county was made
here when John W. Gray sold $40
acres of central Barnes county land
to H. E. Keene, pioneer farmer, for
800 an acre, or $3O,6OO.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21
3AVf fVERY CHICK MATCHED.

SAVE EVERY CHICK hA1chEo::,
Don't let White Diarrhoea kill off this
years baby chicks. Kelly's White Diar-
rhoea Remedy is guaranteed to save $50
of the hatch or your money refunded. A
Simple Home Remedy, easy to give. no
work, but produces wonderful results
Get a box from your dealer today; be ready
when the chicks are Matched out.
ESss viii always Sc b;s6, % Ket more
eggs from the hens-a teaspoon of Kelly's
Laymore once or twice a day for few
days. to quart Of feed, will double your
poultry pro6ts-more eggs or money back.
Laymore puts the fowl in condition to
withstand most of the deadly diseases.
POULTRY tkopUtTS-
Are Fer Sale BY &.s.
C.. n. McGILLIVRAY
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

Times-Record want ads bringFresults
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-21

about 100 population. The people gave
US apples and two boxes of cigars. 1t
is so cold that, we are nearly freezing
with our heavw overcoats on. X. We
are now in Hamburg the first station
in Iowa. I
X. At last we have arrived at our
destination, got in last night at 1920,
at Omaha, Nebraska. They put us on
the street cars, nine of them, in row
and brought US to camp six miles from
the depot in Omaha. The cars come
right up to the gate. Can see the city
from here. This camp is wonderful
place and especially compared to the
other places we have been and nice
bunch of officers. We have big brick
barracks with everything modern like
any home, spring beds and table. to
sit down to, good eats and plenty Of it
also sugar, thing we did not see at
the other places. This reminds me
more of being at home at mothers
table.
This is ballooning camp and the
balloons are not like what we see at
the fair at Valley City, three or four
fellows go up in a basket at once.
This will have to do for now.
With love to all,
Your brother,
Melvin.
Camp Address: 18th Balloon Co., Fl.
Omaha, Neb.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-28
ST. JOHN

The pedro party given under the aus
plces Of the c. Q. F. of St. John Sun
day evening. was a brilliant affair. z.
P Honan OF Rensselaer,. state trustee
c. o. +. gave the life of Forestry of
35 years Lamber D. Lauerman. speak
er Of Court No. 90. had everything well
arranged. The St. John band furnished
music for the evening. The proceeds
will go for the beneflt OF members Of
Court No. SO who have Joined the col
ors.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dinges and the
formers mother. Mrs. DinEes. and Miss
Rose Ludwig visited Sunday here with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Ludwig. sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Becker and son
spent Sunday with relatives at Chicago.
Miss Mary Hammer OF Hammond.
spent Saturday and Sunday hero with
her parents.
Mrs. Emil Keilman of whiting spent
Sunday here with her mother.
Word has been received by relatives
Of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bands OF Chi
girl Mrs. Brands was formerly Miss
Mary Jergens.
Frank Stark OF Gary. spent Sunday
here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adler and family
and Mrs. Nick ]. Ludwig, Jr.. and
daughter were visitors at Gary Sunday
Mrs. Julia Kropp. Mrs. Nick Schmitz
and the Misses Margaret Doescher. Car
RE and Louisa Hildebrandt spent Sat
urday in Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-28

Our Store Will be Open
Wednesday Evening until
9:3O-Closed Memorial Day
- Duub,e Stamps All DAY Wednesdays
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-05-28
Memorial Day Message

tribute the Red Gross food Over There