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

From Saturdays Daily
DR.. Crosby, of Oriska, was in the
city today, attending to business mat
tiers.
w. O. Joos, prominent Wimbledon
business man, was visitor to the city
yesterday.
Onis Becker, Of Rogers, was in the
city Friday and was stopping at the
Hotel Kindred.
The Masonic lodge conferred the
Fellowcraft degree on couple of can
didates last night.
Sergeant Kovis Of Moose Jaw,
Sask., gave very interesting talk at
the Normal Auditorium Friday aft
ernoon.
B. F. Wood and John Hastings,
non-partisan league men were in the
city yesterday looking after matters
of business.
Fred Baker of Cooperstown, who
has been here the past three weeks re-
ceiving medical treatment, went to his
home this morning to spend Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. Theo. 'Danielson, of Cuba, ac-
companied by his son and daughter,
were in the city today and Mr.. Dan
ielson called to change from the week.
ly to the daily paper. He said he Xix
ed the appearance of the paper and
the up-to-date news in it, and wanted
it every day. We appreciate the way
the people are getting to know that
the Times-Record is giving them up to
the minute news.
l.. f. Disney, now manager of the
Howard & Hedge Nursery at Aber-
deem, S. D., is spending few days in
town with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. MCGEE and Mrs.
R. c.. MCGEE autoed into the city yes
terday. The roads are good and seed
ing operations going along fine, says
Farmer MCGEE.
Mrs. L. E. Disney has returned
home after short visit to Ray, N. D.
she was accompanied by Leslie, Jr.,
who has been with his grandparents
for the last few months.
Rev. J. w. Irish, district superin-
tendent of Wisconsin Conference, will
preach patriotic sermon at the Ep-
worth M. E, church tomorrow evening
at o'clock. Don't fail to hear this
eloquent minister.
H. G. Arnsdorf is confined to his
home by a light attack Of what is
called liberty rash. 1t is nothing
serious but mighty aggricating. to
an energetic fellow like Mr.. Arnsdorf
and we can sympathize with him. He
will be out in day or two, however.
There was great frolic at the Elks
Home last night at which time six
candidates were initiated and chased
through the forest These new VIC
TINS of Elkdom hailed from Litch-
vile and that vicinity. There were
visitors from different sections and
the boys had fine session.
The editor received a nice letter
from our old time friend j. R. Get
chell today, who is now at Eugene,
Oregon. Mr.. Getchell congratulates
us on assuming control Of this pa
per and wishes us good luck and en-
closes years subscription to back
up his words. We appreciate both
the good words and the subscription.
MI. James Harrington, of River
hurst, Sask., is lin the city visiting
the home of his father-in:law, 5
Fletcher. Mr.. Harrington arrived this
morning from st. Paul at which place
he was called on the sad mission to
bury his father. The deceased was
only sick three days and died from
an attack Of pneumonia. He was IS
years old.
Prof. E. J. Whalian, of Fingal, who
is candidate for county superlnten-
dent of schools, was caller at the
Times-Record office this morning.
Rev. Henry Danielson, of the Skan-
dinavian M. E. church, says that last
Sunday he took in twenty members
into his church, and he says, there are
more coming.
Henry Jefferson, brakeman on the
! N. P. leaves today with his family for
Dilworth, Mimi, where he will reside
His duties with the railway company
make that point little better for
him, hence the change.
Miss Marie Danielson came home
from Grand Forks Thursday on No: 2
on the N. p. She has been undergoing
osteopathic treatments there. She
will be now remain at home and assist
her father in the services.
PreSl0enC 1nOIndS r hdHe, " tIlS
Grand Forks University, was in the
city yesterday and was on the pro
gram at the educational meeting. Mr.
Kane is a new arrival in the state
succeeding Franklin McVey as head Of
our university. 49,,
A. J. Codding wants to know VINO
is the food commissioner for Valley
City. We honestly confess we do not
know. Somebody tell him: He says
he has peas up and that they will be
in blossom in day or two. Mr.. Cod
ding is some joker.
Custodian of our postoftice build
ing, W. w. Smith, has been having. the
lawn around the building seeded t.
grass the past day or two. Postmas
ter Smith is in hopes that the pubic
generally will keep off the grass ant
give him a chance to develop tint
lawn around the building. You PEG
pie who have been in the habit OF cut
ting across lots, cut it out. 49,. f..
DR.. r. l. WtckS, ocULIsV .
cnooia1 attention given to the I'll