The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-06-27
From Mondays Daily
w. S. Wilson was down from Sal

w. S. Wilson was down from San
born yesterday.
M. Michaelson, of Oriska, was a
Kindred Hotel guest yesterday.
Miss Custer went to Casselton this
morning where she will visit friends.
Misses Hilma and Florence Larson
left last night for Elbow Lake, MIMI,
to spend short vacation
Mrs. VIM. Betz, Of Wimbledon, was
: a guest at the Rudolph Hotel this
morning.
Prof. C. C. Curtiss left this morning
on the early Northern Pacific train
for Fargo.
Miss Cranz, of the Normal faculty,
went up to Pingree this morning to
visit friends.
Mrs. B. J. Keller, of Fargo, spent
Sunday in the city, and while here
made her home at the Valley Hotel.
Editor J. B. Howard came down
from Kensal this morning and will
probably spend two or three days in
the city. Jack rather likes getting
back into the newspaper game. He
has been helping out on the Kensal
Progress and last week the boys GER
tainly got out humdinger.
Miss Myrtle Coop left yesterday
for Chicago where she will continue
her studies at the art institute.
Attorney Herman Winterer and
family left this morning by auto for
Dent, Mimi, where they will spend the
summer months at their lake home.
Fred Schmidt, who has been laid up
at his home for some time with an at
tack of erysepilas, is out again and
back on the job at the bottling works.
John O. Hanchett, who is the candi-
date of the Independent Voters Asso-
citation for Congress, was in the city
today, but did not look up the Times
Record. Mr.. Hanchett is certainly a
good man and a good fellow, but he
is running against too strong candi-
date.
Miss Alice Larson, who has been
teaching at Mandan, after visit Of
couple of days with Miss Della Sand
berg, left this morning for her home
at Marion, N. D.
w. B. Galbreath. one of the oldest
knights of the grip on the road-in
years of service-was in the city yes
terday and was stopping at the Kin
dred.
M. Swanson, who has been in Min
neapolis for some months. has return
ed to the city and is looking after his
farm interests here. He is domiciled
at the Valley Hotel.
Mrs. Frank Ployhar is in receipt of
card from R. G.. Hammered, for
merly with the Valley City Gas Co.
that he has arrived safely in France.
The card is dated May 81.
Marc Harkins came down from Bis
marck Saturday to spend Sunday with
Mrs. Harkins and returned to the cap
ital city Monday morning on No. 8.
Marc says Steen sentiment is very
strong up in that neighborhood.
L. Richardson and party of Fargo,
autoed up to Valley City last Satur-
day afternoon. Mr. Richardson is in
charge of the United Press service
bureau which supplies the Times-Rec-
ord with it's telegraph service.
The election boards of the county
are asked to send in the returns from
their precincts to the Times-Record
on the night of election. Call up Phone
No. and give the returns on con-
gresham, governor, superintendent
of public instruction and the county
ticket. We are going to make ar
rangements to get the returns from
the state and in return for the cour-
tesy of sending in the returns from
your precincts will be glad to give you
the early election news as it is re-
ceived. The Times-Record office will
be open anyway up to midnight on
election night and maybe longer. Get
the returns in here and we will give
YOU the news back as we receive it.
Our patrons all over>the county should
feel free to call US up and ask the
latest returns and we shall be glad to
reciprocate in any way we can.
DR.. E. R. Roberts and family have
gone to Montezuma, Iowa, where they
will spend the next two or three weeks
visiting with relatives and friends.
! They have gone via auto and will
make leisurely and enjoyable trip of
it.
James w. Nelson and Miss Minnie
Nelson autoed over to Grand Forks
Saturday evening to get Miss Hazel
They returned home Sunday evening
and were accompanied by Mrs. S. M
Cook who is a guest at the Nelson
home.
We understand that the Dakota
Engineering and Construction com
pany has purchased Ford truck to
be used in their work, also that the
company has made deal with Oriska
and Nome to supply them with cleo.
tricity from Valley City. These tive
towns are to be congratulated on hav.
ing the progressive spirit. The con-
struction company has now received
a supply of insulators and the work
of stringing wires on the other lines
will go on. The company has been ur
against it in not being able to gel
these insulators and this has held W
the work for a long time. The Dako
ia Construction and Engineering Com
pany of this city, Of which Mr.
Schmidt is the head, is rustling ant
wide awake firm, and seem to be get
ting all the business they can do
More power to them.
J. H. S. Thompson left Saturday
evening for Minneapolis on business
mission.
D. S. Raney left last night on No.
for Minneapolis and will return home
tomorrow morning.
C. E. Moore has been held up-b,
Embertson & Olson-for the price O:
a new Ford car and he is now havins
good time with his wife enjoying
trims around &C fancy n,iUht dictate