The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-28
LOCALS

Miss Mabel Baarstad spent Sunday
in Tower City with friends.
s. T. Calhoun transacted business
and spent Monday at Jamestown.
Tom Delaney returned to Grand
Forks Saturday to resume his studies
at the University of North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thane Boughton and
SON Bobby, and daughter Betty, are
in the city visiting at the W. O.
Boughten home in the Sheyenne flats
Plus Stroh, of Sanborn, was Val
ley City visitor on Friday.
Professor E. J. Whalin, who is sup
erintendent of the Fingal schools, was
in the city on Saturday transacting
matters of business.
N. T. Lindstrom, of Lisbon spent
Sunday in Valley City visiting
friends.
.. S. Cole left for weeks business
trip to Devils Lake and other points
in that vicinity.
Enderlin independents: Mrs. C. NJ
johnson visited his daughter in VAL
ley City last Monday.
Alien registration cards have been
received by the chief Of police and all
aliens registered will call and receive
their identification card.
Loren Ayers, who broke his arm
about ten days ago, has had the cast
removed, and the arm is doing nicely,
which will be good news to his many
friends.
Friends in Valley City of Miss
Nina Stralee, who will be remembered
here as former manager of the Grand
theater, will be interested to learn
that Miss >Stralee was recently mar
ried and will make her home in Mon
tana.
Jamestown, Capital: Miss Iona Boil
ton has returned to Jamestown after
a months employment as N. P. re-
lief telegraph operator at Dawson. e.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Wagley received
a visit this week from his mother,
of Valley City.
Miss Ella Neuman and Miss Title
Biel, of the Noltimier girls basket
ball squad were in the city Friday
to witness the Valley City-Cas-
selton game. The Noltimier team
played Sanborn at Sanborn Friday
evening being defeated by one point.
The score was to 8 in favor Of San
born.
Alexander Karr, who delivered a
lecture to the travelling men in this
city Saturday evening left Sunday
evening for Casselton.
Clarence L. Lyon, a sophmore in
the local High school, is confined to
his home on Fifth street owing to
sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. B. Bonde re-
turned last week from San Antonio,
Texas, where they have been staying
since late last fall.
Ben Northridge returned to the
city Saturday evening from Pennsyl-
vania where he was called on account
of the sickness of his father. -
H. S. johnson, Of Minot, represent
ing the Des Laos Western Oil Co., is
in the city to remain. for a few days.
He is stopping at the Rudolf.
w. 0. Keene departed for Buffalo
Mrs. J. Johnson, Of that City. Mr.
Keene is expected to return this eve
ming, 49,. . r
H. C. Address, advance manager
and J. Stanley Beck, publicity man
are in the city making arrangements
for the presentation of the Winnipeg
Riddles.
F. E. Ployhar went to Bismarck
Monday morning to attend meeting
of the Council of Defense He was
delegated to 60 as representative of
the Valley City Community club.
Fargo Courier News: Mrs. P. J.
Hyland has returned from Los An
geles, CAL, where she was called sew
eral weeks ago by the death of her
father.
Medina Citizen: Mrs. Bert Lush
and daughter, Gail, Of Valley City,
visited here from Saturday noon until
Tuesday night at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. L. G. Smith.
Bismarck Tribune: Mrs. Fred
Gram, formerly Miss Alma Jones, of
Valley City, arrived last evening and
will spend until Monday with her aunt
Mrs. Zuger on Thayer street.
New Rockford State Center: Mrs.
Pike received a message from Valley
City this morning stating that her
daughter Aylene, who is attending
school at that place was quite i'll. Mrs.
Pike left this noon over the N. P. for
Valley City.
Last Saturday evening Miss Madge
Hagerdorn entertained a group of her
friends in honor of her guest, Miss
Anne Wilson of Brainerd, MINI. At
10 o'clock bountiful refreshments
were served. Dancing and games
were the principal amusements.
O.. Knudson informs us that his
wife is improving at the Sisters hos
pital in Los Angeles. Her thigh bone
was broken near the hip and it will
require time for recovery. The nurs-
es have been especially good to her
and many of her friends have called
to keep her cheered up. --. .
: A letter from A. P. Anderson at For
sythe, Mont, encloses subscription for
another year. He states that the
news from home is very welcome
while so far away
w. r. Craswell and E. H. Swanson,
the two: chiefs of the fire department
and police, went to B;smal ok Monday
morning to be present at a war coun-
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Mrs. E. P. Getchell and the Misses
Lucille and Marion Messer returned
Sunday morning from very success
full trip to Leal, Uxbridge and VIM
bledon. Later in the season they ex-
pect to 60 to Buchanan to give con-
cert for the benefit of the Red Cross
there. ...-E -@.
o. W. Pagel returned Saturday
from Minneapolis, where for week
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