The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
From Tuesdays Daily

q MIS-. II. 3AduSCIl, VI DdZey, Was mere
yesterday. !
. Prof. E. L. Bow is in town from
Rogers today. N,
Ralph Wilson, Of Courtenay, was
Valley City visitor yesterday.
Joseph Didier, Of Sanborn, was a
business caller in the city Monday.
Gle Berg, the auto garage man, of
Hannaford, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. Thompson, of Darcy, is at
tending to shopping in the city.
Mrs. VIM. Betz, Of Wimbledon, was
registered at the Rudolf Hotel yester-
day. /
. The firm known as Bowen & Hol-
.linshead, has changed its management
and is now the Hollinshead Bros.
Mrs. Rose Landtz, Of Sanish, N. d.,
was visitor to the city yesterday
and was registered at the Valley Ho-
tel.
A. L. Orange and wife, of James,
town, are Valley City visitors and are
making their headquarters at the Kin
dred Hotel.
Darby O'Malley recently returned
for a two weeks business vacation trip
into Montana and Idaho, but he says
he is always glad to return to North
Dakota with all it's imperfections as
well as good points.
J. w. Thoreen left on No. 7 for
jamestown today. ~ Il.
Mrs. Nellie Gotta, Of Minot, was
among the many visitors to our city
yesterday. .
Miss Gladys Coleman of this city is
spending a few days vacation visiting
friends at Rogers.
Mrs. Theresa Schenell, of Evans
vile, Ind, is here to spend the sum-
mer and will be the guest Of Mrs. Fred
Schmidt.
Geo. Mong passed through the city
last night enroute for his home at Me-
dina, after spending several days vis-
iting friends at Buffalo.
| Professor Lewis Marschner, for
merly principal Of the Rogers schools,
is in the city today He is to leave
with, the boys in this draft. h
E. r. Fritch and family of Leal,
moved out to the Chautauqua park
yesterday where they will remain dur
4 ing the entire Chautauqua season.
\ As soon as we get through with this
election we are going to publish the
| list of the fellows who stopped the
Times-Record. The names on this list
will be interesting. 1t will show pref
t ynear what side of the fence they are
on.
Lieutenant Gov. A. T. Kraabel, Of
Trail county, is in the city attending
the old settlers convention. It would
be mighty good scheme for you ia
vote for him tomorrow He is strictly
all right and one of the oldest pioneer
citizens from point Of residence-in
the state.
i It is reported that there is streak
of dry territory in the western part OF
the county that needs rain badly, the
crops being in serious condition.
1fOther parts of the county are good
and seem to have had all the rain nee
essary, although a good rain is ac-
ceptable at any time in this country.
! Mrs. John Skaw arrived from Great
Falls, Mont, yesterday: She is the
daughter of the late R. NJ. Metcaf and
did not know that her father was dead
I and buried until she arrived here. She
knew that he was in the hospital and
came here as she supposed, to- pay him
i visit.
The Times-Record was pleased to
receive call from Mr.. Oswal Wag-
i ley, of Milwaukee, who is spending a
few days in the county looking after
his business interests here. Mr.. Wag-
ley complimented the editor on the
Improvement of the Times Record and
| to show that he meant what he said
he wrote check for a renewal. =
=! That record breaking crowd who
came to hear Gov. Burnquist last
night sent chill up the spine of the
! other fellow who had been hoping and
praying for frost. The sentiment is
different than it was two years ago
/. We had not tried out the Townley So
cialists then, now we have tried them
out and they have been found want
ing.
Bryan Clark arrived home on No.
last night for a visit of few days
} He has leave Of absence for Is days
! and will certainly enjoy the visit
home after years absence. His
many friends are pleased to greet him
He is stationed at Fort Mcintosh
Texas. He is looking fine and il
would seem that army life agrees with
him.
About July first the express offices
of the city are to be amalgamated and
in Valley City the two express offices
are to be merged into one under the
direction of one agent instead Of two
Just what the final arrangements viii
be and what the new lineup in force
will be we do not know at this time
The government is taking over the ex.
, press business and the probabilities
are that the express will all be HANDLED
from the Northern Pacific office.
4 Several herds of pure bred cattle
!, have been promised for exhibition al
the fair, which comes this year ths
!. second week Of July. Also number
of breeders Of pure bred hogs, sheep
etc, have signiied their intention o.
!. having some of the choicest specimen:
& on hand when the show opens. Barnes
Z county has lots of fine stock, and W.
!, hope there will be a big representation
Of these mortgage filters in the barns
!, this year. When the stock are in tn