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

From Saturdays Daily
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A resident Of Valley City of Ger
man ancestry called at local bank in
January last and deposited a certain
amount for the purchase Of Liberty
Bonds when issued, regardless of rate
or terms. Today the solicitors called
on him at his residence and he gave
them another subscription for the
same amount. Later he called at his
bank and gave another subscription
for ten times the total of the two
previous ones. At his request his
name is withheld from publication,
also the amount.
DR.. W. c. Nolte autoed into the city
about midnight last night from Darcy
where he had been looking after some
business matters. The doctor recently
moved to Darcy and reports his prac-
tice growing nicely. He says he is
we'll pleased with Jamestown.
George W. Remission, secretary of
the Bismarcy Commercial club, was
a Valley City visitor this morning and
returned home on No. Z. He has a
daughter attending the Normal school
and came down to visit her.
o. w. Anderson and wife and moth
er of Mrs. Anderson, who have been
visiting friends in Minnesota, return
ed home on No. 7 this morning.
Hon Wesley Mcdowell, chairman of
the, Third Liberty Loan drive for this
district, was in the city yesterday and
1f %ho %
big rally at the auditorium Sunday
afternoon.
w. F. Buck, of Crystal Springs, &C.
companied by his daughter, Miss
Mamie, arrived in the city last eve
ming. The young lady is making ar
engagements to enter the Normal
school at this place.
Robt. Bailey went up to Darcy this
morning to look after some business
matters.
Robt. Anderson has been making
some extensive improvements on his
residence.
Rev. Bachman, of Jamestown, has
accepted a call to the congregation in
Grand Prairie township and will move
out there this week. He preached at
Grend Prairie Sunday and returned
to Jamestown this morning to make
preparations for moving.
V. E. Grant and Ludwig Nelson s',-
toed in from Cuba this morning to
look after some business matters.
c. P. Snowman, of Darcy, was in
town again last night, an owe under
stand has gone to Riverside hospital
for treatment Of some sort.
J. A. Warner, of jamestown, one
of the old timers Of this section, au-
toed into town with a gentleman yes
terday afternoon. He went back on
No. /.
Manager R. C. Wolfe, of the Thomp-
son Yards reports some good sales of
lumber the past few days. and says
that business in the building line is
picking up. Last week he sold a bill
of lumber to Carl Nagel who is build
ing a fine circle roof farm on his farm.
VIM. Thiel of Leal, is to build a fine
residence on his farm and Mr.. Wolfe
sold a bill. Of lumber for that. It will
be a modern home.
- Ben Northridge dropped into town
- today to look after some business
matters. He says they had a fine
allECLtllS Ill O1dllu 11dlI1c COWuSlllp
Saturday night at which time Cor
poral Rose gave good talk. Sup
per was served to those who wanted
it for the moderate price of Csc. After
supper there were three pies left and
Ben Northridge was drafted to auc-
tioneer them off and the fact that he
extracted $25 for the three pies of
the people is evidence enough that
Ben is some auctioneer. If anybody
has pies or anything else to sell we
guess Ben is about the fellow to get
the money.
Speaking about loyalty we are go
ing to blow little about the loval
bunch in the Times-Record shop. Ev-
cry man in the mechanical depart
ments of the plant has purchased a
bond. while the editor himself has
bought more than one. We want peo-
pie to know that we, also, are getting
back of the government loyalty and
truly-on the right way to help win
this war.
F. G. Chambard returned from a
flying trip to Camp Dodge this morn
ing where he had been to visit his son,
Everett. He arrived just few hours
before Everett and five other boys of
his company started for France.
Everett is happy and just as full of
jokes as ever and says they are well
fed and all well. The boys expect to
return to Valley City after the war is
over but do not want to come back un-
til they have helped get the kaiser.
Mr.. Chambard, while at Camp Dodge,
saw quite a number of the Barnes
county boys and reports them happy
and well.
The blowing of the power whistles
around town at 9 o'clock this morning
let out the joyful intelligence that the
drive for the sale Of Liberty Bonds
was on, and you bet something was
doing right from the minute. Every
body worked and was glad Of a chance
to help. e'%* ,' ~ :
The other hotels of the city have
nothing on the Kindred when it comes
down to buying liberty bonds. Every
employee in the hotel came across and
bought bond and this hotel goes on
record as being 100 per cent loyal. We
are extremely glad to give this hon
orable mention because it shows con-
clusively that not only the proprietors
are behind this great movement but
also the loyal employees. 49,.
President Geo. A. Mcfarland went
to Grand Forks, this afternoon to at
tend meeting of the state board of
regents.
G.. A. Newman. cf Oris1,a. p