The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-25

her daughter whose home is in that
city.
DR.. L. S. Platou came up Sunday
to Visit his family and returned to
the Gateway City on the early N. P.
train Monday morning.
"Dick" Dahlman, the popular trav-
cling man, from the Wyman, Par
fridge Co., took No. 3 this morning for
Jamestown to call on his trade.
M. P. Krogh, manager of the .Ander-
son Clothing Company, left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis on business.
He expects to return tomorrow or
Wednesday,
Conductor Jimmy Collins, of the N.
P. force here, went down to St. Paul
Sunday afternoon, and by some
strange coincidence Station Agent J.
J. Chamberlain went the same day on
No. 8. j. J. says it is simply official
business they are going on, but as
Jimmy is bachelor we have bunch
that maybe it is official business-but
not appertaining to railroad work.
Well we'll see, when he gets back.
w. E. Stitzel, J. J. Stevens and
Paul Meng, were a party of autoists
arriving from New Rockford, N. D.,
Sunday, and were registered at the
Kindred Hotel.
Jack Kennedy and family arrived
from Dilworth Sunday morning to
spend the day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Fletcher. Mrs. Kennedy is
daughter of the Fletchers.
Thomas Delaney, of the Univer-
sity Of North Dakota, is home for a
few days visiting with his mother.
Tom has Joined the coast artillery and
will leave soon for training camp.
Miss Campbell, one of the teachers
of the public schools at Fingal, arriv-
ed on No. z Sunday morning from
Wheatland at which place she had
been visiting relatives. She left on
the 500 train for home.
| C. G. Chaffee returned home Sunday
evening from Vermont where he had
been called by the very serious illness
of his father. He states that his
father is very low and chances for
his recovery very slim.
Word received from the bedside of
John Holland is to the effect that he
is much improved and the conditions
encouraging. He is resting easily.
This will be pleasing news to his many
friends in the city and county.
J. S. Jordan, of Pillsbury, and W.
R. Jordan, of Luverne, were in the
city yesterday. The wife of the lat
ter is over at Riverside hospital with
her little three-year-ol daughter. w.
S. Jordan is son of the former and
is the father of twin children, the lit
tie girl being sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cowell; Hiss vc--a
and their daughter, Mrs. John Heimes,
autoed to Cooperstown Sunday to visit
Vaughn Cowell and family. It was
nice when they started out in the
morning, but pretty tough coming
back. Mr.. Cowell says the spring drive
in real estate was on and much North
Dakota dirt changed hands.
Mrs. Jas. Brimer, Of Sanborn, was
in the city Saturday and spent the
time visiting and shopping.
Miss Frances Price, of Tower City,
was a Valley City visitor Sunday,
coming up to visit friends.
Herman Stern went down to Shell
don this afternoon on business mis-
sion and expects to return tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Hyland autoed
in from Fargo this morning and
while in the city were guests at the
Kindred Hotel.
Contractor Ed. Wyttenbach has a
crew at work today excavating for
the basement of the new medical Of
| flee building to be built by Mr.. VIM.
Story for DR.. E. A. Pray and DR.. W.
N. Palmer, dentist. Work on the new
building will go along as fast as pos
sible. The new office building is to
be located opposite the telephone ex-
change on Fourth street. y