The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-11
From Wednesdays Daily

Misses Cassie Flynn and Nudge NJ
King, represented Eckelson in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Chamberlain
of Enderlin, N. D., were Valley City
visitors yesterday.
Halle Wall represented Coopers.
town in the city yesterday arriving on
No. 8 last night.
The interior of the Northern Pa
cific depot, down town, is being fresh
ened up by coat of paint.
Mrs. o. w. Moore and Miss Louise
Moore, Of Ida Grove, Iowa, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Fritch.
DR.. C. C. Sander and J. F. Foster
of Sheldon, were Valley City visitors
yesterday, and were guests at the
Rudolf hotel.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will meet insthe church parlor
Thursday at p. m. An interesting
program will be given. Mrs. Axelson
hostess. All welcome.
James G.. Thoreson, of Fingal, is
llc-e attending the fair. He called on
the Times-Record and left job OF
printing to be done.
C. S. Fowler, one Of Fargo's prom
inent citizens, was Valley City visi.
tor yesterday, and was stopping al
the Kindred hotel.
! Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Hoy and Gerald McQuillan
are a party of Des Moines people reg
istered at the Valley Hotel this morn.
ing.
| A. M. Baker and R. w. Baker, OF
Fargo, were registered at one Of oul
local hotels this morning. Mr.. Baker
i was formerly editor of the Co-opera'
tive Herald at Fargo. '>
C. B. Monroe. that good natured
man who soaks the printing fraternity
for the Mergenthaler Linotype ma!
chimes, was in the city this morning
but beat it out for the west on No. 3
C. H. Ferguson went up to Wilton
this morning to look after some mat
ter of business, leaving on No. 3. He
will drive back the automobile OF the
late D. E. Greenen which was left
there at the time Mr.. Greenen was
taken sick.
Many people are coming to town
today to visit the fair. There are all
kinds of attractions up on the hill
The Workman Shows are very larkely
represented.
When Franklin said "A Penny
Saved is Penny Earned"
he had just exchanged pedestal;
bust of Columbus for a Victrola and
some Hula Hula records through ar
AID in the Times Record Classified
Columns.
L. NJ. Halling, of Binford, was IN
the city yesterday and was caller
at the Times-Record office. He says
he doesn't want his subscription tc
get too far in arrears, so gave us the
price of renewal.
Secretary T. M. Lee, of the Middle
west Trust Company, will leave or
No. 8 tomorrow morning for Mandan
where he will attend the bankers
state convention.
! Elsewhere in this issue of the pa
per will be found very timely sug-
gestion from the pen of W. n: NC
Pherson in regard to giving the draft
ed bows who are soon to leave for
service good send-off to show them
that we appreciate the service they
are going to render to their country
Those of US who are to remain at
home do not know what it means to
pick up and leave home and friends
for probable service in a strange
land, We know that these boys are
giving this service for a great cause
and for the greatest principle that
has ever been fought for-the free
dom of all the countries of the world
so that whatever we do back here to
show our appreciation is a mighty
small thing compared to what they
are giving. Let's get back OF this
suggestion and put it into effect