The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
HASTINGS
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Times, Jan. 23.-C. J. Hanson, Of
Litchville, was visitor in town Tues
day morning. H..
E. o. Graalum and Miss Amy left
for Fargo Monday for a few days
stay.
Mrs. A. Strum accompanied by little
Sigvart, went to Fargo on Monday tc
have dental work done.
c. F. Norberg left last Friday for
Minneapolis on business trip. He
will also attend the Implement Deal
ers convention at Fargo.
E. J. Nordahl says that his SON.
Thorvald, who is now in Camp Pike
has been victim of the epidemic of
measles, but is now we'll again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Smith and chill
dren, who have spent Christmas and
the intervening time at the Heise
home south of town, returned to their
home at Fairmont, last Saturday.
Officers of the Hastings temperance
society were elected at the meeting
last Sunday evening as follows:
President, A. Strum; vice president,
H. O. Dahle; secretary, Anton Reitan;
treasurer, E. O. Graalum. It was de-
cided to hold a meeting every two
months for a while.
G. Sorenson and son David, Of Cas-
selton, visited our town Tuesday and
Wednesday. David has a farm near
Havre, Mont, but left it last fall on
account of shortage of feed for his
cattle. He will move his family here
in the spring and work the old home
stead of his fathers which has been
rented by Henry Kulsrud for several
years.
Miss Jennie Gottenborg, who has
been employed at the First State bank
during the rush season, left for her
home at Audubon, MIMI, Tuesday.
Miss Olga Haarsager came over
from Litchville on Tuesday for a few
days visit with friends. She is a
guest at the H. O. DAZZLE home.
Andy Foyn returned last Thursday
from Chicago, where he visited friends
few weeks. He tells few inter-
esting stories of the big snow storm
in that city, among them that he saw
train of five coaches pulled by eight
engines come into Chicago from the
east
The Yeomen held an open meeting
on Saturday evening and installed the
following officers: Forman, Andrew
Eggen; master Of ceremonies, 0. T.
Olson; correspondent, P. Gunderson;
master of accounts, Olaf Hagen;
chaplain, J. D. McFarlane; oveEseer,
Norman Froid; Lady Rowena, Mrs. J.
D. McFarlane; Lady Rebecca, Mrs. A.
Eggen; Waterman, Henry Ku'srud;
sentinel, Arthur Graalunl; guard Hen
ming Stoneberg. Lunch was served
and a social time enjoyed after the
ceremony.
Halsten Peterson transacted bust
ness in Litchville on Monday. of this
week.
Louis Horkman received letter on
Tuesday from his brother Charley,
saying that he had a fine trip across
the water.
Tilman Mennis writes from Austin,
Mimi, where he is attending school,
asking to have the Times sent to his
new address.
The temporary organization Of a
debatingg club was effected Monday
evening and arrangements made for
debate to take place on Saturday eve
ming, Feb. 8. The question Of Con-
solidated Schools VS.. the one-room dis
trict school system will be argued.
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting Of the Shipping
associations: L. S. Nordgaard, presi-
dent; A. Kjelby, vice president;
Chas. Salberg, secretary and treasur-
err; John Arves and Elef Falstad, di-
rectors, all succeeding themselves.
Lars Reiten was appointed manager
The Red Cross rooms will be open
on Thursday evening and Saturday af-
ternoon of this week. On Saturday
lunch will be served and men or wom-
en- coming in from the country are
especially invited to visit the rooms
and see the work that is being DONE
The following work was finished last
week: Sweaters, one each, Mrs. G. F.
Norberg and Mrs. A. Eggen; scarf,
Mrs. Pete Gunderson; pair of socks,
Mrs. Pete Gunderson; pair of socks,
Mrs. A. Eggen; convalescent robes,
one each, Mesdames Olaf. Hagen,
Pete Gunderson, J. D. McFarlane,
Norman Froid, Misses Minnie Kuls-
rud and Hilda Froid.
A meeting of Lutheran churches in
this vicinity was held at Kathryn on
Tuesday for the purpose of consider
ing REIMBURSEMENT of the congrega-
tions and pastors. The plan is to so
arrange the several pastoral circuits
that each minister will serve the con-
gregation at hand, and not have to
travel so far as formerly, as for in
stance when the pastor at Kathryn
breaches to congregation in Marion.
The following changes were recon-
mended, and will be acted upon by the
several congregations at a future
meeting at Kathryn, each to send
three delegates: Kathryn, Nordheim,
Waldheim and Sheyenne Valley in one
circuit; Nome, Fingal. Emmanuel and
st. Peters as one; Hastings, North
LaMoure and Ringsaker as another
H. O. Dahle and Pastor Lasseson, of
Hastings, and E. G: Falstad, of Ring
saker, attended the meeting.
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