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| First aid at tho mines Is no longer
new. but still II came az n sort OF sur
prise down in the Burnside mine OF the
/ Reading to have the foreman unlock a
door in the side rock turn on an electric
switch and display what is really an
| admirable hospital The room has been
| blasted out Of solid rock and the jagged
walls. coated with glistening white, have
4 n great attractiveness, An operating
table stands In the centre and at the
\ rear there are closets sunk in the rock
and containing all manner OF bandages,
cotton and other first aids. The furni-
ture was dark, and some artistic miner
| had picked out a design In coiors Steam
heat keeps the place warm and dry.
! Injured men are treated In this place
by the first aid corps, composed OF men
| working In the mine, and indeed the
place liz so well equipped that sur
seon. by bringing his instruments only,
could operate there. 1t is customary.
even though the first aid treats an In
| jured man, to notify a surgeon at once,
and he is usually waiting by the time
the patient reaches the top This is
merely precauton unless the case Is
really serious the chances are that he
is not needed.
! Improved Preparation Methods.
Coal preparation methods have i'm
proved just as have welfare methods.
This Burnside mine is rather n model
in that regard II has complete supply
house equipment, a siwmil to cut mine
props. a wagon building shop where
both steel and wooden mine wagons
| are built electric locomotives to handle
| mine wagons on the surface--all these
with a background OF grass patches and
white concrete walls which have re-
placed unsghtly wooden cribbing. In
deed, concrete is increasingly used for
prop purposes within the mines.
| Loaded mine wagons are holsted to
tho Burnside breaker by an ingenious
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Military Aeronautics. Signal.

Following to Dallas: Second I!euts. Frank
l.. Brady. Isaac II. H-llman. Kenneth II
Parker. Clarence b. Van Rossum, James
r. Duggan. Howard norman. Reuben b.
Scobey. Robert =. Fogg. Louis T. Lender
king. Jr.. Arthur F. Thomas, Oirs T.
Ciouse. Francis N. OHearn, Herbert Won
Thaden. Fay =. James. sydney W. Rid
die. George NJ. Nicely, Ray c. Van AIRS
dale.
The sun., 1918-08-06
BARNEGAT CIrl-New jersey.
FoRECLOsURE SALES.


. SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORk-BESST I. COLES, Plaintiff, against
CHARLES COHBN and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF judgment OF fore;
in the above. Titled action and bearing
date the 18th, day OF July, 1918. l. the
named, will sell at pubre auction, a. the
Exchange salesroom. No. 1915 'Nesey
Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan. CiS
OF New York, on the ?lst day OF August,
1915, at l. O'Clock noon on that day, BY
JOSEPH +. DAY Auctioneer. the premise,
therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
ground, situate. lying and being in the
York. with the building and improvements
thereon erected. known as Number IS:
Madison Street and bounded and described
BEGINNING At point on the southcrly
side 81 Madison Street distant one hundred
and areen feet Westerly from tbs. inter
street ami the Westerly side Of Montsom-
cry street., TInnirs thence soTtnsT
nine feet eight inches; thence Westerly
parallel with Madison Street twenty Ave
feet to p1n,n, opp2s,ss the cent?. OF %,,S
Montgomery street md part Of tho way
through the center OF snid party wall one
hundred feet to the Southerly side Of
Madison street; thence East-rly along the
SoutherlY side Of Madison street twenty
hve feet to the point The place OF beginning ing!
2Gg Section l. on the Land Map Of the
County Of New York. together with the
nppurtenAnces subject to the state of
facts shown on Survey Of Francis W. Ford
dated March IS. 1900,
Dated NGT Yak M Ju No is54; 's Rs,.r..
FREDERICK u, COMsTOcK. Attorney for
Plaintiff. ONCE & =. q. Address No. Sc
Wall street. New York ChY
The following Is a diagram OF the prop.
crtv to h" sold; its street Number is .S2
900 Mabi.op Street
The sun., 1918-08-06

NEW XORK-sTATEN ISLAND.
The sun., 1918-08-06

Following appointed First Lieutenants:
Second Lieuts Andrew Newton Carrgan.
Mcdaniel Lewis James Paul Lowder,
Rowland Prince NcClamroch, Jess
franklin without. Reuben Hall Wright.
Ordnance.
Major Herbert II. Lehman to General
siam
Veterinary.
Major Robert J. Foster from For; Riley
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.Sebeufnus, ipenn if iie bod 70
gar fenne; uno bnrn ihrieben Ia
aud Die 8eihingen 6npon 80.
Limb bod uirnust 'iie ben Ser
soe?-
.iSrein6hen, 6u biIf tpirfIid Elm
bisHen olnntnI @as aInubit ou bel
ben &er50gen eebt 6ns aud nur 10,
bob nidn iitt erit berliebt uno oann
beiratet. Ger Ser5og 6ri6olin III
aus f0nieIi9em GebIiit unb itebt IN
gertuonbtidaft NIT bier GroBmdd.
ten. -
Der oberbeser 0a6te Elm sDeria
nod.
.ggie fiebt bod Der &ersog 6riSo-
lin MIR niis2 @origes Snbr iporerl
eine enn5e Nenge grober Serren CUR
ssaao co 80. 9a mar elmer illiter
ibnen, 10 elm fIeiner WIonber, init
eineln fdredIih bunlmen @eiid]t Der
fid INNER cine Cigarette an Der on.
oeren nnaiinbete :. Gein aopf be.
ireste iid 10 ipobia. ipie penn er Den
geitstaita gebobt bate -
sSa, ia, bns lit erl- fogie aata.
LIMB b e III eibt man iiniere Ser.
5ogin, oie HoienbIiite2-
stata ontiportete uift.
.@as iaete Die Ser5osin Sii iinie.
rem stIeineu2" fragte Sailoor ipd.
ter.
AIS fie ibn fiiBts, tparen ibre
augen boiler SrGncn. Gie iaete:
Aud mein Sauffin6 iper6e id nid]t
niebr iebenl- SD poIlte iie ouibei-
tern iino iprad pon ibrer reiien He.
ii6ena !. .Ssa, bic Siaot lit biibidb-
iaete ole Ser5osih .nur oft uebIig.
iino mir grailt 10 fdrediihh Doe ben,
giebeIl @ir eraiit 10 idredlid 80
Sie Heine Grau idmiegte iid enc
on ibren Rann uno auf ibrem Sc
fidte eIdnSte bic itiae Sreiloe, bob
iie nidt oils SerSogiu our BeIt &C..
tornmeu.
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ni6t sans usr.
Die gs5tittn. ber De9fsI spifden
gbbe un6 Slut bes .s2ttres, CABIN
ben friiberen Beipobnern unjnss
glaneien i9on felt alien 3eitsu ~
bsnten unb pfrouIdbten iit 5ur grs
ildrungsptriu9en. Nm n6H(tsn ber
Mobr6sit tausn bobti hiasnissn, bic
cine ginpirilng bes Wonbss duf ben
Casan psrmuteien,. ipie bas mebrre
arabiIfe Gepsrapben bss IL, IL.
uub 13. Snbrbunbsr!s 1tnten.
Die glniurforfdsr unb p6ifolos
pben Der altsn, 4riItottIss, 6erafs
| lit uuo pluiar1, bieIten ben r6trsit
suiIden aalt unb Worm- fiir bic
lIriade bon gbbs unb dlui. Msnn
ndmIid bic GIiiiis ibr ialtes Wdftr
| ms Wleer miinbetsn, iriebe bcs
6lubpaiTer bic parmsn a6rper&tn
bes Wetrpaiisrs 5uriid; bod balb sr'
boIis tid bislts ipieber unb trisbt
nun isnes gegsn 0os llfsr unb IN bic
Jlubmiinbuns 5uriid. Die ausle'
| ger bss MriiNieles unttr Der 1rifis
lidm geiitli6tsit, nomsntli@ unisr
ben G9oInitiisrn, ipuBisn bier5u gu
bsmnien bic gHgeI titisn nidt ols
ltin bic Gonne, ben Nonb unb BIZ
Gterne, fonbern aud ole Gee tn ibs
rer ridtieen Betpssung 5u erbaIisn,
inbsm fs ient nod 9soarf busu an.
trisbsn.
mdbrenS gaIilei ben WtGfel sfpi.
f4en gbbe unb s}lut ber tdaIi6en
anb jGbrIif3sn Nsipgnng bsr grbs
5ufhrisb, bsbduptett btr DeutTde
Snppd In ieinem HuGe .Wuubus
trip0rtitus. lSit breisttsiIte WeIt),
bic Gt3eiten ribrten aus Wnijers
porbrii9en aus .popdrifden S9iiins
ben, Gtrubeln unb abgriinbsns btr.
aus bsnen su seiuiHen Gtunben 70
pieI @niier bernusipringe, bns bonn
onberuarts pieoer einbrinse, bob biz
Gee banon regsImibig ab. unb 5us
nehme. Wlebrere onbere iori9er Der
,dftsrsn 3sit bisIttn bafiir. Gonne urb
plnnttsn ipedten bur@ ibre Gibs
unb straft pisle marine Musbiinifuns
gen aus BEN Wleere unb aus tiefsn
65bIsn un6 254ern bsr groe. bic
bag Wa1er errsgien unb In We!Im
srbiibtn; fobnIo ii@ iene .O6mpfun.
gen iuiebsr suitrentm, itiirate .fit
bns MnHsr iptsbsgum mad ieinem
porissn Srie.-
Der beriibmie Mtbanoiius air.
der, BEN es niemaIs barauf ON.
tommt, burd cine nbfurbe J6ee an.
bereH 5u pibsrfpreGsn, erfIGrt I'm
uorIiesen0en 6alIe sssn feline fons
ftiss gspflcgnbeit I'm ,Wlunbus fub.
terrnneus- (Dis unterirbif9e Wslt)
febr einfd1 bic nlIgtmeine @spegune
Der Groe bon Often nah @eItfn
fir Die Souptnriade ber De3siten.
Wsitsrt griIdrunssperiu&e fpmmen
nuf etipiTe 9anbpinbe, .fpeIde In sts
Iiden 2dnbern ibre gentle 3eit bals
ten; uno bns WaHer Don ben uftrn
3uriidiriebeu-; einiss G1rifthslIsr
l9rsibtn bic De4fsfbs'psguns stpi'
T9su slni8:peIlen unS Ginisn bss
WeertpaTsrs Der .!S5be bes Wssres-
,u; bic geiftli1tn QaturforfGer absr.
oenen ss bnrauf unfommt, an Der
mofaiIden G40pfunsssei1itts uno
ben ouf ibr ipsiterssbnutsn DnrifsI.
Iunser nidts abbr5dsIn su laiTsn,
lommsn, ipis sin 2srifoernpb Gus
otm riien DisrtsI bes Is. Snbrbuns
oerts fdreibt Der fid bsrsiis fir
bic Ri9tisfett ber Monbtbsoris ms
3sus lsst, init ibrsm 2eDiotban
uel4er nit ieinsr gas
L bas Gee : Dafer In glnlouf
5rings'.
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@ein aus osm mser.

SIN Sabre 177S erIitt nidjt melt
bon @liiiingen ein mad Sitinoien
befiiriulies 5radtidiff ehiffbrud.
gs perianf nit oil ieinen Gfdten
in bic Siefe, 6nrinter cine grobe
SenOung eolen ytnoeiraipeins. SIN
Sabre 1914 geriet elm 2eiI 6iefr
in Norben berpudtei Aeinilnidlrn
einigen 5iidern in ibr Gdleppncv.
Sic Batten onran einen gateH Gang
eemnd)t, oenn aonig 9ii6iuig Der
Ad)t5ebnte tdiifte oieien griinblid
abgeIngerten dlten Mabeira fir
if)lperes @el0 - NIT ausnnbine pon
feds GuseHo Glniden. Die Der fran.
5oliide aoninl in Mnhperpem gIeid,
beiin Sernusliihen fauilid on iid)
gehrndt bate. CT perfmiite iie mel.
ter on ben Ser5og Don slaglin, mo
6ieier fano Den aus Dem Wleer ge5c.
genen gSein oernrtig foitIih. Dab &c
i'm fir Die naerfeitIidIiten Geleaen.
beiten niifiparte. Go f1m Is, Dab
er bel ieinem Robe ieiner @ihpc
nod pieriInoDiersis 5Iaihen oopoa
binterlieb.
glud) oieier iudr6 Der 70 enn5 be.
fonoer5 .eole 9ropicn" gum aus.
trinfeH 5u idDn6e. Sis iie 1858 iiarb,
ionoen iih in ibrrr &interIaIien.
id)nft bic aeerbten picriInopier5Ig
5laidjen nod pon5dbIig Dor un0
ipuroen pon ibren grben mciiibieteno
periteigert. @ri 0ieier wcIegenbeit
eriporb iie Der oomnlige gnron
Games siotbiMiIo bufItdbliH fir ibr
tiseueS @eluid,t in @oI0.
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aHs alter 8sii.
@awbsrHbss gsIs iasn i'm @aittslaIter
eiue 2aubpIasr.

etue Sauoplagr.
Die .fobrsnbe biet1 - 70 rlannt'
man i'm WlittelnIter uno NOD Iang'
Ga9her isnen gr0Ben SroB tpanbern'
Der geisIlen = 9onbutrisburIhsn.
Wluiiiantsn, GautIsr, Qua6ialber,
fnbrenbs G9iilr, 2anbsinedte aubel
GOIb, BetiIer, pilser, 3iseunsr unf
Strabsnrdubsr, tura ale iens I'm
Ianpe unb oft ncn einen gum aIlbss
rem 2anbe berum3iebsnben 2euis, fiir
bic In ipdterer 3sit Der aiusorud
ufabrenbes @plta auffam, ipdbrenb
tiir bic talsdisren Giemsnte barllns
ier gsSei9nunsN, ME .gdnb3fpins
ger uno .2anbitrei6er- f4 bilbts
ten. @ud on fabrtnoen aDtibsrn
isblts es, ipie nod beute, 10 f4oH IN
friibsreu Sabrbunoerteu auf bsr
2aabitrabs ui9t. nur bob Is in Der
ipsenannten .glien aIten 3eit- piel
b1ier binii6tIi9 bsr Yerbdltniife all
fieiss unjteten 0oIies ausfab, als
in Der Gsgsupart, tpo bic pcIi5ei In
ben Stdbten uno D6risru cine i4arfe
aonirolle ausiibt.
Die .@Iau5psriobes bss Betislus,
mabriossns. SisbIsns, aObtauI@ens,
bss sielieifIidens, JaIid3ipisIens IL.
(. N. fiei in bic 3eit pts l5.< <uuD 16.
..Sabrbunberts. Die Wleiien nno
.Sabrmirtte, an beueu ia bamaIs
fsin Manssl mar, gaben Der bsrums
aiebeupsu Sippi1att, untsr Der 10
nian9e perfommeue psrionlihtslt
ron bsifersr 8iIbung cine Mrt 5iibs
rsrroIIe fpielte, reide GeIesenbsit 81
Nerbienit unp sur 4usiibuns ibrfr
oft rs6t bsDentli4su aiinite. Sang
uiertlpiirbig btriibrt es. ipenn man
in alien Gbroniten untsr anbsrem
lief, bab bns Hettlers unb yagnns
tsnfptlens In yliirnberg. Jranifurt
a. Wl., a0in, StrnBburs uno ans
bsrpdrts ftGbtii@erieits gspuIDet uno
priDiltsiert ipurbe. Dab in 8aitI auf
Dem aoblenberg cine grobe aolDnis
Der unebrIiheH Geute btitanb, bic
unisr einem bsjonberen Gsri6t, benz
nnfdngli9 fosar Elm Rsi4sDogi i'm
Qnmen bes aaifers prdiiDiertt, nit
ffIbfseipdblten S46iiea abssurisilt
ipurbeH.
Sn Gsiterrei& nnmeHtIi9 unb aud
in SiibbeutfHlanb bsitaHosn uuiiais
fsnbs .9riiosrihofisn- pon pitifernl
unb Gpielleuien. Die Serrsn BON
Rappoltiteiu iinnbsn bem grchf-
Sanoe Der Spislltute bss Gliaiies
ror, Der rtgelAdbig In Duisnta1
ieinen aongreb - ben .pfeiitrtng-
- obbielt. Ser Isbte iOIder pieIs
iertnse, bic fpdisr aud an anDsren
Orten itdtifanpsn, ipurpe i'm Sabre
1889 IN giopppitsueiier ftlbii ses
fsisrt. gIu& in anDersn @sbisten
erhitlten iih dbnline eiHrintunaen
ls6r Ionge. unb ielbit mo tsine ioIhe
Der sS4Hnpps
bdbns1. .aanbitiirssrS, fnbrsnbsn
u. |. iD. iid sntlpidslt
tatten, eripisisn iif bic Whslieosr
6es 4btls unb Der Giaotmngiittate
ben unitstsn GsfelIsn eeeeHiiber,
lDsnn bisis Is nur nidi gar 81 bnui
irisben, aufinllenD milb unb na2s
Iid1fid srrffffd, fnynfu MD 9fnes
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
DAZEY

Commercial Ian Ok

COluiucltldl, Jan. To-
John Madsven was a visitor in Han.
naford last Friday between trains.
w. E. King spent the time between
trains
Mrs. B. J. Sad was passenger to
Hannaford Saturday for a short visit,
Marvin Bender was a visitor in
Hannaford last Friday between trains.
r. A. Duff returned last Friday from
a weeks visit at his farm down the
river. He reports that the weather
has been much more severe here in
town than down on the river. =
Misses Nellie and Orpha Richie
who are teaching school in Sanborn,
came up from that place last Satur-
day and spent the time between
trains visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. X, Shearer,
Miss Florence Nolen left for Val.
ley City Thursday evening for short
visit.
Jacob Brox came up Tuesday from
Valley City to spend few days on
the farm.
The Darcy choir and a few invited
guests. sixteen in all, sleighed out to
the farm home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Stanley on Wednesday evening and
were royalty entertained while the
the choir was rehearsing. Mr.. Stan
ley, Leonard Larson and A. H. Hicks
spent the evening telling fish stories,
but "Hickie" had the best Of the game.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
Trust Companies We're
Prosperous in 1917

The four trust companies in North
Dakota have resources of 81 ,72O,412.-
81, according to the 18th annual edi-
tior Of aTrust Companies of the Unit
ed States" just published by the
United States Mortgage & Trust
Company of New York, and now be-
ing given countrywide distribution.
The 1917 book consists Of about 600
pages and contains a wealth of in
teresting figures and data. Resourc-
es, detailed statements, names of Of
fcers and directors, stock quotations
etc, are given for more than 1000
companies.
In the preface, John w. Platten,
president of the United States Mort
gage & Trust Company, says in
part:
with the 1917 edition of "Trust
Companies o. the United States"
this publication reaches its fifteenth
issue and in the period covered, Trust
companies have achieved notable
gains in strength and influence.
1.-The figures for the year ending
Juue Goth, 1917. show total resources
to &c nearly s9,000,000,00O, an in
crease Of more than 81 10000 900 or
II ger cent over last year. For the
five-year period Trust company re-
sources have, increased nearly $780,
800.O 600 or upwards Of SO per cent.
.SThe yearly summing up, therefore,
affords cause for the utmost satisfac-
ton oil the part Of the Trust compan-
les of the country and the rapidly
growing clientele served by them"
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
SHEYENNE VALLEY

Jan. 2S.-Otto Kraft and Anton
Auren were hauling home coal from
Cuba last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Thoreson
and family were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Hanson last Sunday.
Carl Monson and Henry G.. Aas
went to Fingal last Sunday evening
and took the train for Valley City on
business matters and returned home
last Monday evening.
Miss Nina Henrikson visited with
Miss Ida Aas last Monday.
James G. Thoreson was hauling
wood from Alfred Anderson last Mon
day.
Jens Henrikson was a visitor with
Otto Kraft last Sunday afternoon.
q. 0. Aas was doing some shopping
at Kathryn last Monday.
Albin and Arthur Olson were Far
go visitors a couple weeks with
friends and relatives.
John F. Henrikson is at present
working for James G.. Thoreson.
Miss Esther Henrikson visited with
Misses Clara and Agnes Aas last
Sunday afternoon.
The Sheyenne Valley Ladies' Aid
and the Daily Farmers club met last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
E. NJ. Larson.
Russell Rudd was visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Sange-
stad last Sunday.
Hedge Olson was over to Otto
Kraft's last Thursday forenoon and
got load of feed ground.
Edwin Bjerke was Kathryn bus
mess visitor last Thursday.
The school started again in Nelson
school house in Dist. 80, last Monday
after three weeks vacation. Miss
Palma Henrikson of Kathryn is the
teacher.
Amos Olson, of Fort Ransom, was
a visitor at the home Of H. NJ. Han
son couple of days last week.
Jens Henrikson and Henry G.. Aas
were visitors with Conrad jacobson
and Andrew Lund last Friday evening.
There will be services in the Shey-
enne Valley church Sunday, Feb. 3,
at II o'clock.
Andrew C. Nelson and Henry G.
Aas were in Fargo a few weeks ago
and attended the Tri-State Grain and
Stock Growers convention.
H. P. Langemo and James G..
Thoreson were transacting business
in Fingal last Friday.
Miss Inga Monson was a Litchville
visitor a couple of days last week.
Some OF our young folks gathered
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at the MARS home last Saturday eve.
ming and enjoyed dancing till early
Sunday morning.
Eddie Olson and Edwin Maasjo
were visitors at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. James G. Thoreson last Friday
evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Oppe-
rud, a baby girl. .'.
James G. Thoreson was in Cuba
last Wednesday after load of coal
Alfred Aas was a visitor with
Henry Olson last Sunday afternoon
Henry G. Aas was a visitor with
Carl Henrikson one day last week.
Paul Torgerson was in Fargo cou-
pie of days last week to do some den
fist work.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
.
DAZEY


y a. a.
Commercial, Jan. 25.-Marvin Ben.
der returned home Monday from
short visit with friends in Valley City.
N. j. Nelson went down to Valley
City Wednesday evening for short
visit on business matters.
John Madsven returned home Mon
day from a visit OF a few DAYS with
friends at points in Minnesota.
A. J. Mclnnes left Monday evening
for Devils Lake where he expects to
spend few. days on business mat
ters
Mrs. D. N. Andersen returned home
Tuesday evening from a short visit
with relatives and friends at Hanna
ford.
Mrs. Oluf Johnson returned home
on Monday from Valley City where
she had spent few days visiting
with friends.
Pete Skjarbak went down to Fargo
Monday evening for a short visit on
business matters. He returned home
Tuesday.
John Weller left Thursday evening
for the training camp after having
spent a short furlough visiting with
home folks. .'-
G. w. Morrisey returned to Valley
City last Saturday evening after hay.
ing spent few days here on matters
of business.
Rev. NJ O.NDybvik returned home
Tuesday from Courtenay at VIII. ch
place he had filed his regular an.
polntment on Sunday
}. f. jacobson went down to Valley
City Tuesday evening for short Wis.
it on business matters.
Mrs. John A. Carlson returned home
Thursday from Valley City where
she had spent few days visiting
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. M. L. Ladbury and daughter
beatrce, were passengers to- Valley
City Monday evening where the lat
ter entered the Riverside hospital for
an operation. At last reports she
was getting along nicely.
Car. E. Krantz was at Cooperstown
wednesday and Thursday where he
took the physical examination in con-
necticn with his classification under
the selective draft law.
Relnholt Kunze left last Friday ey-
enlng for Bluffton, Mimi, where he
WAL epeHu d lew Gays visiting at the
nome OF his daughter Mrs. John Ian
ger He returned home on Tuesday
of this week
The high school basket ball team
went up to Cooperstown last Friday
where they played game with the
team at that place that evening. The
game resulted in victory for Coop
erstoWn by~a score of 13 to II.
Mrs Thos. Mexican, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis at the
riverside hospital at Valley City last
week, is able to leave the hospital and
is expected home soon. This will be
good news to her many friends in
Darcy
Mrs. Thos. Stee went up to Hanna
ford last Saturday to make a short
visit
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for which he took examination about
tvvC n,o1fhc ooo 'b'f'.

for which he took examination about
two months ago.
At recent meeting of the Aid so
ciety the following officers were elect
ed: Mrs. NJ. r. Chase, president
Mrs. G. C. Beers, vice president; Mrs
H. C.. Story, secretary, and Mrs. r
r.. Bruske, treasurer.
Miss Dorothia Mohr celebrated hel
birthday on Monday by treating hel
young friends to sleigh ride and tC
party at her home south of town
A good tine was reported.
Ed l.. King Of Aberdeen. S. d. is
the new clerk at Joos Mercantile
company's store. He joined Mr. zoos
on his trip to Chicago and both arriv
ed here Sunday
w. O. zoos returned Monday from
Chicago while Mrs Joos, who went
down with him, stopped in Minnea.
polls where she is visiting relatives a
part of the week.
f. H. Taylor of Fargo was in Vim
bledDn on business Wednesday and
Thursday. He is getting up home
seekers excursion for Texas which is
to leave Fargo on February 4.
August Burgess of Moorhead, Mimi
was in Wimbledon couple of days
this week looking after his property
interests.
A. c. Wolf and family returned on
Wednesday from Monticello, MIMI,
where they visited relatives for sever.
al weeks
Mss Henrietta Will1e was teacher
in the 18th and Sth grades during the
absence of Mrs. NJ. T. Chase who
spent Monday in Jamestown.
Rudolph Christ. Co. H. 164th Inf.
41st Div, A. E. F. writes from some.
where in England, "All the boys are
we'll and getting fat. Through the
w mbledon News l wish all my
friends very happy New Year" He
says they expect to be back in North
Dakota inside of eight months.
r. Clendenning, now a resident of
Fargo, arrived in Wimbledon on Sun
day and spent a few days here look
ing after business matters.
Agent A. E. Butcher states that the
Midland Continental Railway COM
pany is keeping it's track clear Of
snow this winter by use of large
Russell suow pillow.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
ROGERS
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Mrs. Chester Elfstrom left on Sun
day evening for Anslem, N. D., where
she expects to join her husband and
where they will make their future
home Their many friends in Rogers
and vicinity are sorry to see them
leave our midst but wish them well
in their new home.
George Sperry arrived in Rogers
Monday after having spent couple
of weeks visiting at various points
in Minnesota He Will be charge OF
the Rogers Drug Store during the
next couple OF weeks while Mr.. Ware
is visiting in the western part of the
state.
Mrs. G.. O. Gilbertson returned home
Monday from Kansas City where she
had gone TO get her son who was in
the hospital at that place. The boy
accompanied her home and is much
improved in health, viii CHI will be
good news t the many Rogers friends
and acquaintance of the family.