The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-22
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Robert Orr and family, of Bis
marck, were in the city yesterday anE
made their headquarters at the KIN
dred Hotel.
Mr.. and RMS. A. F. Pierce zntoeG
to Wimbledon last Saturday evening
and helped Judge Gibson celebrate kK
birthday on Sunday. They returneI
home Monday. .'~
Freeman Anderson arrived hume
from St. Paul last night to visit at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and NM.
P. J. Anderson, Of Fourth avenue ana
Elizabeth street. Freeman H In the
mail service and will leave fur st.
Paul this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Sigurdson, Mr,
and Mrs. F. E. Ployhar and j. &c. But
tree autoed into town from the 1kmne-
sofa lakes last night in the rain E1E.y
had a fishy time of it in MinnxattR
and slippery time of it getting tsznB
home.
Mrs. M. D. Wesley and twe CHI
dren arrived in the citv from CoopeB-
town, on No. 8 last night and are
stopping at the Kindred Hotel. Lieu
tenant Wesley, a Cooperstown doe
tor, and the husband of Mrs. Mez4t-
ley, is now in France.
who have spent the past three months
at the home of Mrs. Buchanan'E
father, Hon. Hugh Mcdonald, in thH
city will leave on No. 3 tomorrow
morning for her home at Seaetle,
Wash. Mrs. Buchanan has enjoyeE
her visit and MIR. Mcdonald is going
to miss that little granddaughter.
The Ladies' Aid of Our SavIoE
Lutheran will meet in the church rsaE..
lors on Thursday, Aug. %, Mrs. K. y.
Bonhus and Mrs. O. L. Larson, COM
mittee. There will be a canning de-
monstratio tthi smeeting. Every
one is cordially invited. 2D-2fH
Mrs. w. H. Mcpherson is In r.
ceipt of a letter from her sister IN
Seattle, WASH, saying that their son.
Stonley Snowden, who went over four
months ago and joined the Rainbow
Division had been killed in action ON
Aug. 2. Stanley was known to sune
here as he was resident of ValleY
City for some time three years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Sanders auY
family arrived from Canada Mondzy
where they spent ten days visiting
Mrs. Sanders brothers, Harold Pierce
at Moose Jaw and Ernest at Estevan.
They will visit Mrs. Sanders parentE,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pierce, returning
to Enderlin Saturday. Mr.. SanderE
is employed in Supt. Baxter's n}bre
of the 500 railway.
A new consignment of recipe bookE
illustrating the cold pack method Of
canning fruits and vegetables hay
been received from the government
by the public library, where they ,srx:
being distributed to those who re-.
quest them. The books are the latest;
published and should prove valuabk.
to housewives interested in this nath-
cd of preserving.
. Major T. S. Hunt, of Grand Forks,
dropped off No. z this morning to
shake hands with friends w6ise s.2se
train fingered to unload passengers
: and express. The major was on his
-. way to Darlington where DE is Ia talk
= to the people of that city 'hnlsG9m.
L. Darlington is the town where Major
Hunt took most Of his medical corps
from and to France and they are Es-
f terested in hearing something aba.jt
these boys right from the major Km-
$ self.
n A meeting of the county Y. N. C.
r A. was held in this city last nigMv
members from various parts OF thu
>. county being present at the meeting.
S DR.. F. l.. Wicks is the president and
e Prof. r. L. Brown is the ~secEstxrE;
: The meeting was held last night Ion
the purpose of considering the ap-
a pointment of a county secretary. Sew
:, eral applications were considered and
= taken under advisement, but NJ Up
pointment was made at the last night
= meeting.
e District Traffic Manager F. 4
t Acker, of the Northern Pacific, was N
e the city yesterday, inspecting the curl
pocket Of the Farmers Cooperative
: Elevator company. There are many
! inquiries for space on the right OF way
e these days and as that space is get
J. ting scarce the air will have t& 6e
used as much as possible-in uthe,
: words buildings much be built higher
t instead of bigger on the ground and
r Mr.. Acker wants the dept. to give II
: others along the line.
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