The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-04-18
From Tuesdays Daily

Misses Francis Pray and Eva Coop,
who have been spending some time at
their homes in this city, left last night
for Faribault, Mimi, to resume their
studies at St. Mary's.
Willard F. Oberg. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Oberg, is one Of the lat
est young men of this city who res.
ponded to the call of his country, and
on Monday of this week enlisted in
the coast artilltry. He went through
town on Monday to Join whatever
company he is to be assigned to-. Mr..
Oberg did not wait for the draft but
has heard the call and need of help
and has gone to do his part in helping
! to win this great war. We raise our
hat to Willard and wish him the best
of good luck. g..
Mrs. H. J. Olson gave a very pretty
party a Their home last evening in
honor of her sister, Mrs. C. N. Janzen,
! of, Bismarck, N. D. There were =, r.
ladies present and the time was en-
! joyed in knitting and visiting. A
very nice luncheon was served-and
Hoover was not shown the menu
! so you can imagine it was good. Cut
I; flowers were used for decorations and
the occasion was one that was greatly
enjoyed by all present and Mrs. jan
zen will no doubt remember the pleas
| ant occasion for many years to come.
NJ. Cussons, of Cooperstown, was a
Valley City visitor last evening and
returned home on No. this morning.
Mr.. Cussons is the owner of that
splendid flour mill in his city and
came down to talk over grades with
the food Inspector.
: Manager Jack Thomson, of the
Farmers Elevator Company, is not
going to take back seat when it
comes down to having a thoroughly
modern equipped Office in which to
transact business. The company has
voted to build a modern office and
the contract has been let to Contrac-
tor w. j. Curren, who will proceed
at once to build this new addition to
the Farmers Cooperative Elevator
company's property. The new office
is to be modern in every particular,
well ventilated, equipped with shower
bath and every convenience that can
be had. Mr.. Thomson has developed
fine paying business for his COM
pany during the time he has managed
the same and we are pleased to see
that his company appreciates that
fact and is going to give him an Office
that it will be a pleasure for him to
work in.
The many friends of First Lieuten-
ant Paul Hart will be glad to extend
to that officer hearty congratulations
upon his marriage. Mr. Hart was
married last Sunday afternoon to
Miss Mildred Thayer, at Des Moines,
Iowa, a very fine young lady we are
informed. The wedding was a quiet
one and after the ceremony the bride
and groom were rendered very
sumptuous wedding dinner at the
home of a friend. Lieut.. Hart is one
OF the finest young men we know. He
was valued employe of the First
: National bank when he entered the
service. He5has host of friends here
and elsewhere who will wish him joy
and much happiness. He deserves a
good wife and from reports received
has evidently secured one as his bride
IS said to be very excellent lady.
The Times Record extends personal
congratulations because we have
known Paul since he was little lad
and we are interested in his welfare.
! Married-At the NJ. E. parsonage
in this city, Rev. J. S. Wilds officiat-
ing, Paul Schmidt and Miss Florence
Mead: both of Jamestown, N. D. The
wedding occurred yesterday after
noon, April Is. The couple were un-
attended. The groom leaves on April
~, for Camp Dodge. Here's wishing
Private Schmidt and his bride long
life and happiness.