The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-07-25


ing his many friends in the city who
are pleased to see him.
Mrs. A. W. Lee and little daughter,
Rosemary, left this morning for Nc
Vile where they will visit Mrs. Lees
parents for the next two or three
weeks.
Rev. S. B. Doty, Presbyterian pas
tor at LaMoure, is in the city today
to attend the funeral of Garner
Koontz, who died Sunday. Mr.. Doty
is an old time friend of the Koontz
family.
C. L. Clifford, Mrs. A. L. Forbes,
Miss Ora May Jones and Miss Ruby
Lambert were party of Minot peo-
pie making the Rudolf Hotel head
quarters last night. They were auto
ing through the country and left this
morning.
CO.. Lee is in the city looking after
his farm interests.
VIM. Jacobson and wife, of Coop
erstown, were registered at the Kin
dren Hotel last night. They arrived
in the city on No. 8.
Miss Hazel Johnson, of Darlington,
was guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. S. Raney last night. She was
returning from the state fair at Far
60 and left for her home this morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holman
drove down to Lake Detroit Sunday
and returned last night. While away
Mr.. and Mrs. Holman purchased a
site on Lake Detroit and will prob
ably buidl on it for next season.
Rev. Gustav Sandanger, Of Battle
Lake, Mimi, will hold two special
meetings in the Lutheran Free church
speaking in Norwegian on Wednes-
day evening and English Thursday
at 8 p. IN. Choir will sing. Every
body urged to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Porterville, of
Cooperstown, N. D., tarried in the
city short time last evening. They
had been on a vacation trip in their
automobile and we're returning home.
They pulled out for the Griggs coun-
ty capital the same evening.
Attorney Lee Combs was up at
Jamestown yesterday looking after
some legal business. Mr.. Combs is
attorney for Rev. FIR. John Baker and
the Catholic congregation Of Fingal,
who have some sort Of fight over
church property now on trial in dis
trict court. Attorney M. J :Englert
represents the other side.
Miss Lydia Nelson, supervisor OF
music and art at the Valley City pub
! lie schools is spending the summer in
St. Paul, her home. While there she
is coaching extensively under Miss
Swan, the supervisor of art Of that
city. Miss Swan is graduate Of the
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, also OF the
| Chicago Art School. Before her pres
emit position, Miss Swan was the as
sistant supervisor of art of the In
dianapolis public schools.
The Modern Woodmen of the state
are going to have mammoth picnic
at Spiritwood Lake Thursday OF this
week. The arrangements are In
charge of the local lodge at Wimble'
don and large class Of candidates
are to be initiated on the banks OF
the limpid waters of this ideal. spot
! MANY Valley City Woodmen are plan.
ming on making the trip to this mecca
of woodcraft next Thursday. Al
members of the order are cordially
invited to be present at this picnic.
One of the drafted men who LEFT
here today took upon himself a wife
before he left. Mr.. Carl Otto Romae
was united in marriage to Miss Lydia
Zillmer, of Prairie, LaMoure county
at the NJ. E. Parsonage yesterday aft
ernoon. Rev. J. S. Wilds performing
the ceremony in the presence of about
Is friends and relatives of the con
tracing parties. The groom is resi-
dent Of Meadow Lake township
Barnes county, where he has beer
farming. He left today with tn
other drafted men for Camp Custer
Mich.
The Business Mems Credit Associa
ton held a meeting in the city hal
| last night and it was decided to pub
jlish a list of what is called mo good
accounts in this paper in the near fu
ture. The list will be published a
purely advertising matter and will b
paid for at regular rates. The credi
! association is making an effort t.
clean up some of these bum account
and to give the business men of tn
city some protection from deadbeat
by establishing a credit system.