The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
Party Gowns on Special Sail

WITS. NllDefC Lien, OF tne LakOL&
Observer, spent the forenoon here
Tuesday and made this office q fra
ternal and business call.
Mrs. Jenzen, of Hazen, who has
many friends here in Valley City, is
very seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Carl Nelson, who resides on r. r.
No. S, came in Tuesday and SUBJ
scribed for the Weekly Times Record
Anyone wearing an evening cos.
tune or any form Of luxury at the
War Time party to be given by the
Eastern Star and Mason lodges, will
be fined
A telegram was received Tuesday
by relatives of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Bonhus announcing the death of their
14-year- old-son, Jurgen, at San Die.
go, Cal.
Miss Emma j. Wells, of Lea:. has
been shopping in town this week.
L. A. Cook, of Paramount, is visit
ing in the city. Mr.. Cook is a mem
Der of the Paramount high school
faculty.
Miss Esther Winifred Reimes, of
Cakes, is in town on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Thofson an
nounce the birth of little son.
Albert Westby was over from Fin.
gal Tuesday and was caller to re-.
new subscription.
; After an illness of six months.
Floyd Peterson passed away at 5:2s
Monday morning at the home OF hiE
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A.
Peterson. Floyd was the ten-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Peder-
son living three miles south of Valley
City. The funeral services will be
held from the Peterson home Oh
1913 First street west, Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The Home Economics club met with
Mrs. George Kelsey Monday evening.
There was a good attendance in spite
Of the cold weather The ladies have
discont nued their sewing for the RED
Cross for. a. while and have resamed
their knitting. Delicious refreshments
were served. The next meeting viii
he held in two weeks with Mrs. G. n
Burgess in her apartments in the
Sheyenne fats.
The many friends of Earl Pegg,
brother of E. J. Pegg Of this city,
will be very glad to know that he ~
recovering from his serious illness, OF
the past ten weeks. Mr.. Pegg has
been attending the school Of electri-,
cal engineering in Dayton, Ohio. A.
nail in the heel of his shoe was the
cause of the trouble, which in "a
hours developed into most virulent
case of blood poisoning. Owing to his
; serious condition, not even the imme-
| date relatives were allowed to see
/ him, until recently. It has been sng-
! gested that letters from the Valley
City friends and acquaintance would
! be welcomed by the sick boy.
! LaMoure Chronicles: Last week
Miss Kathryn Pilot resigned her posi-
, ton as instructress in music and
drawing in the LaMoure High school
She departed last Friday for Moor
head, Mimi, for short visit with
relatives. She then goes to Vancouver
WASH, where she has accepted an at
tractive position as assistant super
visor of music. Miss Pilot is SUE
ceeded by Miss Euleta Crosthwalte, Of
Mandan, who arrived at LaMoure
Monday to commence her new duties
The new incumbent of the position Is
a graduate of the Mandan High school
of the Chicago Technical School OF
Music and Drawing and the special
musical course at Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson" of the
Right Price Mercantile Co., have NOV
ed to the Robert Anderson home ON
Euclid avenue, where they will be es-
tablished for the rest of the winter.
Editor Hubbard of the Courier has
a. reputation for versatility, but was
hardly expected that he would branch
out into dentistry. Perhaps he only
wanted to demonstrate that he had
the pull.
The many friends of Professor W,
J. Bell will be pleased to learn Of his
advancement as indicated in the fol-
j.; lowing quotation taken from the Jan.
10Th number of "School and Society,"
published in New York City. 1t wiz
be remembered that he was valued
member of the faculty Of the Valley
City State Normal school for five
years, resigning in August, 1917. The
quotation follows: "President J. W.
Heston, of the Madison State Normal
school of South Dakota, has strength
ened the professional work Of the
school by the appointment of Pro-
fessor w. J. Bell, as assistant direc-
tor of the training school and chair
imam of the bureau of tests and
measurements. Professor Bell took
his UNDERGRADUATE work and his
graduate work in Wisconsin Univer-
sity with years study and travel In
Europe. He has had several years
of experience as a supervisor IN both
public and state normal schools"