The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-03-07
LOCALS

Mp. Peterson, resident Of Darcy,
was business translator here on
Tuesday. III
Engen, Of Fargo, formerly of this
EGity, Is here e SPEND q few days with
Miss Dorothy Selden is confined to
her home because of sickness.
Mrs. L. Engle and daughter are
spending few days in the city visit
ing friends.
R. G. Paxenan, of Austin, N. d.,
will be in the city for a few days as
a business visitor. n,
Harvey Townsend, of Cabri, Sask.,
VIII be in the city for a few days
transacting business.
Hugh DERRICK, one Of our Valley
City boys, who is somewhere in
France, is i'll in hospital. with
mumps. $.
.. LaMoure Chronicle: Miss Florence
Brand returned to LaMoure Friday
from Valley City to enjoy a few days
vacation with. relatives. and: friends. =
ParshalI b Leader: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowell Wharton returned last week
from q several weeks sojourn at Val
ley City, this state. r. e
W. S. Wilson, of Sanborn, was a
business caller if Valley City on Fri
day. q p.:..s.; .:
Mrs. M. B. Austin, of Leal, spent
Saturday in Valley City visiting
friends. ~.
Mrs. H. E. Ferguson spent Thurs
day in Sanborn visiting friends and
relatives.
Miss Ruth Hart has been quite ill
at the home Of her parents on Tracy
avenue.
Daniel Erickson of McHenry, was
a. business caller. in Valley City on
Thursday.
}. w. T. Kraft, one of the popular
business men of jamestown and we'll
known in this city was a caller in
Valley City on Tuesday and Wednes-
day..
NJ. j. Simonson returned to Oriska
this morning after spending Tuesday
day in this city transacting business.
Joe Repter and family have arriv-
ed in the city from Emmetsburg,
Iowa. Mr.. Repter is going to work
the Seelick farm for the coming sea-
son.
Lidgerwood Broadaxe: Miss Gene
We've NovQtny went to- Valley City
Thursday for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Marquisee, returning on Sun
day.
C. o. Fredten, of Kensal, was a
business translator here on Monday.
A committee of ladies composed of
Mesdames Pray, Perry, Chambard,
Oleson and Schroeder banquetted the
choir of the Methodist church in the
church parlors Friday evening. A
delicious dinner, was served by the la
dies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Marsh and son,
Victor, have just returned from an ex-
ended trip through eastern Canada
by way of Niagara Falls and Wash
ington, D. C. They visited the Won
derful Niagara Falls also saw all of
w. D. c. They returned after more
than a two months visit we'll pleased
with their trip.
Mrs Christ Peterson, Mrs. M. H.
Ramseth and Mrs. Olof, Selbo will en-
terrain the Aid Of Our Savior's Luth.
eran Church in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. Lunch will be
served from 4 o'clock till 6. Every
body is welcome.
A meeting of the Austin Dakota
'QeyeIopment company WAS held in
this city Monday. Among those from
out of town attending were: Sheriff
A. T. Turner, Banker w. H. Schmitz
Messrs. H. w. Balls, N. J. Olson, C.
E. Garvin, all of Grand Forks; Ralph
Hall and w. H. Swinton of Caring
ton; C. O. Lee of Sherwood. DR.. E.
J. Babcock Of the University School
of Mines was also present as consult
ing engineer.
In recent letter from Carl Bublit7
to his father, Rev. Bublitz, he states
that he has been promoted to corpor
al. Carl is stationed at Camp Dodge
| Iowa. He was one of the five boys
| that left here in the first draft.
H. L. Mcpherson, of Cakes was a
business caller in Valley City on Mon
day. ,...
Mi. and Mrs: Frank Williams enter
tanned at a six O'Clock. dinner Monday
evening, in honor of Mrs. Sorgenfrei's
birthday, mother of Mr.. Williams
The decorations were small flags
and the birthday cake held small flags
for each year instead of candles. Mrs
Sorgenfrei received many useful gifts
and a most enjoyable time was had
| by all.
5 Earl Pegg has undergone another
oDeration and is, reported Gas doing
nicely, Mr.. Pegg has been sick for
some time and at one time had little
hope of again becoming we'll. Earl
has many friends in this city who will
be glad to hear that he is getting bet
ter.
According to Mr.. Lane, proprietor
| of the Kindred hotel, the War Savings
| Stamps are easier to sell than meal
tickets. Even the bell boys are be-
coming enthusiastic. Frank Neu-
berger, a self supporting young chap
Of IL years Of age, is the proud pos
SCISSOR of $12 worth. The young lad
started his collection about Feb. /,
this is an example to the older ele-
ment that are spending their money
in riotous living instead of buying war
stamps or Liberty Bonds.
Bismarck Tribune: Happy? Sure!
Just Married." read conspicuous
| sign which decorated the back of the
seat which Attorney General and Mrs.
William S. LANCER occupied in the
North Coast limited, which brought
them to Bismarck on Sunday evening.
Passengers enjoyed the joke hugely,
but the attorney general, when he fin