The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-21
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Q. H. Reed was Fargo business
caller Tuesday and Wednesday.
Hans Pakebusch was Marion bus
mess visitor, Don Wednesday,.
R. A. Kinzer attended some Ma
sonic doings at Casselton Tuesday
evening.
S. o. Carlson left on Tuesday for
Fargo, where he will sit on the jury
in federal court, which convened in
that city Wednesday. -
Gilbert Tweit, clerk at the Wan
grud & Ourenhagen store, left on
Tuesday for a short call THE par
entail home at Tower City.
Mabel Anderson, of the Litchville
hotel force, was called to Alexandria,
Mimi, Tuesday, by message an
nouncing the serious illness of her
grandmother.
c. w. ]. Prydz called on his Litch-
vile customers, Saturday.
Gerry Groth arrived here Monday
from his home at Detroit, MINI.
Cyrene R. Jongeward left last Fri
day for a short visit with friends at
Veblen, S. D.
L. T. Petersen attended the auto
show at Minneapolis last week, re-
turning home Saturday.
Steven NJ. Olson returned Saturday,
from Minneapolis, where he attended
the auto show. =
John Hanses arrived here last Sat-
urday to attend to his duties as chief
critic.
Mines. Albert Rund and J. S. Olaf
son were visitors at Marion, between
trains, Wednesday.
Marrel Anderson and Clarence An
derson autoed to Valley City in the
formers Ford, Monday.
Mrs. Peder Strinden and children,
of Hastings, is guest of relatives in
this city, this week, arriving Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Allen had the pleas
ure of entertaining her mother from
Saturday until Tuesday.
Thorsten Anderson, of Svea, has
enlisted in the signal corps and left
last Friday evening for the camp at
Fl. Leavenworth, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Hanson return
ed home last Thursday from a ten
days visit at Minneapolis and other
Minnesota points.
Leo Schall, who has spent the past
three months with relatives and
friends in the state of Iowa, returned
home on Wednesday.
Andrew Larson accompanied a car
! load of livestock to South St. Paul,
Saturday, returning home on Wednes-
F; day.
R. A. Jongeward and son, Victor,
autoed across to Valley City, Tues
day, where the latter attended the gas
engine school.
George McCarty arrived here yes
! terday from Fargo, and will remain
short time to look after matters
pertaining to his farm, west of town.
leased by Matt Redeker.
j. K. Gamin was Fargo caller
Friday and Saturday, last week.
Mrs. John Sather was visitor at
Fargo, the fore part of the week. !:
Mrs. Nick Nelson was a passenger
to Fargo Monday, for few days
visit
R. R. McGregor was a business
visitor at Nashua, Mimi, from Thurs.
day until Saturday.
Olaf Hanson, the Overland man, re-
turned from a trip to Minneapolis last
Friday.
/ Mrs. Ludwig Larson visited friends
in Litchville last Thursday and Fri.
day.
\ H. A. Peterson returned on Tues.
day from a short business trip al
Lucca.
DR.. and Mrs. Perry had the pleas.
ure of entertaining the formers
mother over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hanson anc
! son, Warren, were visitors at the
home Of Mrs. Hanson's parents, neal
Nome, From Saturday until Tuesday
B. F. Boehm, Of Hankinson, arrived
in the city Monday, on short bust
ness visit.
/ P. Strinden. of Hastings, was E
J., Litchville caller, between trains, or
Monday. Tx
\ J. E. Nelson has been confined tt
his home with light case of mumps
the past week.
1 Sam Olson and Mr.. and Mrs. J
: H. Lubbehusen were Valley City Wis
itors Monday, making the trip in Mr.
,Olson's "Lizzie."
), Mrs. Fred Anderson and daughter
} Miss Hazel, were passengers to Val
ley City, Wednesday, for short visi
in that city.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson are thi.
week entertaining Mrs. Thompson, o.
], Perley, Mimi, Mrs. Hemmer and Mrs
, Hawley, both of New Rockford, N
D.. the former two being mother ant