The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-05-23
From n Mondays Daily

cdIleT III Town sunday. -.a. 81.
c. S. Cook, of Sanborn, was Val.
ley City visitor Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Ladbury, OF
Darcy, were in the city Saturday.
A. L. Anderson and family, OF
spiritwood, were in Valley City Sun
day. .-.r
Mrs. Alloys Wartner and Mrs. Will
Moore, were Harvey citizens who
were in Valley City yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Henrikson, OF
Cathay, N. D., were Valley City visi-
tors, and were stopping at the Hotel
Rudolf. y"
DR.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss, of James
town, were Valley City callers Satur-
day and while in the city were guests
at the Hotel Rudolf.
F. w. Soule, the eye specialist, who
has been making North Dakota points
for many years, arrived from Mime
apolis Sunday and was a guest at the
Valley Hotel. Mr.. Soule left on. No.
Z this morning for points on the
Cooperstown branch. ..,
George Crawford, of Tower CITY,
was business caller in the city this
morning.
Miss Larson, of the extension work
department, went to Fargo this morn
ing on the early train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Potticary, of Neither
hill, Sask., arrived in town Sunday
evening, and are stopping at the Kin
dred Hotel.
A nice rain visited this section last
night which has been the means of
making nature as we'll as the farmer
smile. 4
Arthur Posey, one of the prominent
Courtenay citizens, was here yester-
day and was quartered at the Kin
dred Hotel.
Mr.. H. H. Chaffee, of Paris, Texas,
who has spent a few days visiting his
brother, C. C. Chahfee, in this city,
leaves tonight for his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Colburn and Mrs.
A. Wagner, Of Wheatland, autoed to
Valley City Sunday, and made the
Valley Hotel their stopping place
while in the city.
Rudolph Geselius, is hobbling
around with cane now, having dis
carded his clutches. Mr.. Geselius
broke his leg ten weeks ago and is
just now able to get around some.
Art Stern returned Monday from
Minneapolis where he has been for the
past ten months. He is on the Job
again at Stern Bros. confectionery on
Main street.
VIM. Richards, who has been a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A..
l. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. z. Sig
erson, for some time, left Sunday eve
ming for Spring Valley, Wis, his
home.
+ Miss Carman Jungnitsch, of Tower
City, was in the city Sunday morning.
Miss Jungnitsch left via the 500 line
for Los Angeles, CAL. to visit her
mother who lives at that place and
has been in poor health for the past
few weeks. :. y
n Carl Sanders, the boss washer at
the steam laundry, will have to speed
up on his program. The arrival of a
girl at his domicile Sunday has put a
song in his heart, and from now on
we predict his motto will be to make
the dirt fly. The Miss Sanders and
mother are doing nicely, and Carl is
all to the good.
Miss Bessie Buckley, who has been
the efficient trimmer for Miss Sar-
gent during the spring millinery sea-
son, left Saturday evening to return
to Minneapolis.
The Times-Record office has Just
turned out new directory for the
Casselton telephone exchange. We
got the job on competitive bid and
are mighty well pleased that Manager
Craswen, of the local exchange, gave
US the opportunity to 60 after this
work - t. $500 y A.. r.'.,
+. Messrs. G. R. Smith, Frank Corn
wall and Fred L. Osborn, were party
Of jamestown people visiting Valley
City yesterday. ..--.-.. :
The disagreeable weather of Sunday
caused the weekly band concert to be
abandoned. The weather this morn
ing was not very summerlike, either.
Dorr H. Carroll, of Minot, who in
days gone by made the Bull Moose
party in this state famous, was VAL
ley City visitor Saturday. .
T.. j. Drake arrived on No, 1 Sat-
urday from Staunton, Va, where he
has been attending the Staunton Mil
itary academy for the past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Chaffee and
daughter, Of Beulah, N. D., spent the
week end at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. c. Chaffee. P. S. is a brother of
our townswan. '.-Gs.
The frame work of the new Carpen.
ter Lumber Company's new lumber
building is up. Manager O'Neil is Ger.
ptainly going to have some building
when he gets it finished. =
T Mrs. c. Humphrey spent Sunday in
? Sanborn. XIX ! 49,
! Oscar Dahl and Mrs. J.. E. Feather
stone have turned in 5000 to the
Barnes County Red Cross, proceeds
! of the IL de Mai concert.
+ Word was received from Harold
Nelson who lately went to Washing.
ton to build boats for the government
stating that he has arrived safely anc
has job. Harold says there is plen
lty of work out there and wages are
good, running from 81 and up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lewzader ex
pect to leave this evening for point:
throughout Iowa and Minnesota. The,
are also going to Camp Dodge to visi1
their son Paul, who left April 20, anc
is now in training at that place. The,
will visit relatives at Des Moines be-
fore returning.
K. S. Ramsett arrived in town Sun
/ dav nipht from Finual met IN +;n,.