The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-09-05
From Fridays Daily

son today.
County Agent T. x. Calnan return
ed to the city this morning on No. 3.
Editor L.. A. Abrahamson, of Kath-
ryn, is visitor to the city today.
Mrs. Howard Clark left on No. z
for Jamestown where she will spend
the day.
Mrs. Olich and son and daughter, of
Tower City, were in the city yester-
day spending the day.
Clara E. Olson was down from Tow
er City last night and was guest at
the Valley Hotel. ~
Miss Louise Bublitz left this morn
ing for South Dakota where she is to
teach school. H 49,"
Miss Luella Duely, of Sheldon, N.
D., spent the day in the city yesterday
shopping.
Trudie Olsby last evening. The hours
we're spent in knitting and music.
Mrs. w. H. Osborne, of Darcy, was
looking after some shopping and 9TH
er business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. E. A. Ballinger, of Cakes, was
in the city yesterday and was regis
tered at the Rudolf Hotel.
Druggist H. E. Seigfried autoed
down to the county seat from San
born today and was looking after
business matters in the city:
R. E. Brundage and family and j.
G. Burndage, of Missouri Valley, Ia,
autoed into the city yesterday and are
quartered at the Rudolf Hotel.
Rev. w. S. Ballanger, presiding
elder of this district of the Free
Methodist church, arrived today on
No. z from Fargo.
Rev. w. C. Lyon returned this
morning from Fargo where ne has
spent the past two days attending to
matters of business.
H. E. Behrens, of Fargo, was in
the city this morning. He is con-
nected with the work of the non-par-
tisan league.
Miss Carotta Hallock, who has
spent the past few months in this
city, leaves tonight for Glendlve,
Mont, where she will take up her
work as instructor of music.
Attorney John E. Green, Of Minot,
was in the city yesterday looking aft
er some legal business and while here
made the Kindred Hotel his headquar-
tiers.
Dr.. w. N. Palmer and family have
returned from the lakes where they
have been having a few weeks vaca-
ton in the Minnesota lake region.
They are again occupying their nome
on Eighth avenue.
Attorney Herman Winterer and
family returned home last night from
Dent, MIMI, where they have been
spending the summer months at their
lake cottage. n
The little week old infant of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Goeller, OF Luverne,
died at the Riverside hospital yester-
dav, The remains were taken IN
charge by Funeral Director G. A: Ol-
sen. who prepared them for burial.
- Stern Brothers have about as fine
a display of fruits in their up-to-date
fruit and confectionery store as you
will find in any city in the country
The Stern boys are certainly enter
prising.
Elmer J. Dahl left for Luverne,
Mimi, Thursday night to resume ms
duties as instructor in the commercial
department of the high school in that
city. This is the third year ne has
held that position.
Misses Gunda and Anne Gunder-
son leave for Montana this morning
to teach school in different towns
One of them goes to Broadview. we
did not learn the name of the town
the other one is to teach in.
Mrs. Merritt, of Mt. Vernon, Wash,
Is in the CITY for few days visit. She
will he remembered as Miss Myrtle
Renning. her father having been III
the iewelry business here some years
ago. ,1 Ma, II
Tracy. arrived in the city last night
from Camp Dodge, Iowa, where they
have spent the past few days visiting
with Lieut.. Tracy. He has left Camp
Dodge for further work in the SER
vice of the government.
Mrs. Earl Ballinger is in the city
today between trains, having spent
few days visiting her husband at
Camp Dodge, Iowa. She expects to
leave for Cakes, N. D., today, where
she will also visit friends.
Miss Eleanor Perry arrived this
morning from Atlanta, Georgia. and
is stopping at the Kindred Hotel.
Miss Perry is one of the new teachers
in the high school and comes right
from the sunny south to sunny North
Dakota. When she gets used to our
invigorating climate she will like it..
The tackles are still going through
town at the rate of two coach loads
per day. They were given fruit and
flowers this morning and were a hap
Nv bunch of boys. The few minutes
tiey were here the boys sang some
of their popular patriotic songs and
when the train pulled out they gave a
lustv cheer for Valley City.
c. w. Julian, who sells United
States tires-and they are good ones
too-is in the city today. MIR. Julian
is the boy who took exceptions to an
article in one Of our state papers
which he considered unpatriotic and
told the editor so in language more
forceful than elegant. The editor
landed one on Mr.. Julian's optic be-
fore that gentleman was quite ready
it was a surprise attack. Then c.
w. counter attacked and after that
the editor was sent to the rear for
first aid dressing. Mr.. Julian clean
ed him up right.
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