The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-10

Wellnage, Sask., under date of Dec.
Is: Send my paper to Wellnage in.
stead of Collins We are all feeling
fine but it has been pretty cold for a
few days; it was AZ below zero once
this week, but not very much snow
so IT'S pretty good for the range stock
yet r
M. P. Holt was Fargo caller on
Thursday and Friday. ''
Ed Peterson of Marion was in the
city Saturday morning. a.. ."
Rev. E. A. Aandahl went to Detroit,
E. Fl. Headland was business cal
Ter at Fargo from Friday until Mon
day. 81
Paul NJ. Hanson, who has been work.
ing fer the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad at Casper, Wyoming, since
last June, arrived here last week to at
tend to his military duties in connec-
ton with the draft.
Oscar +. Schoberg came down from
his home at Sanish last Friday to look
after farming interests northwest OF
town.
The Misses Alma Christensen and
Blanche Stribling returned to Valley
City yesterday to resume their studies
at tho Normal.
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Wangrud well
coined little baby girl at / O'clock
on New Years morning, the first 1918
baby in Litchvllle. DR.. Sticksrud was
chairman Of the reception committee.
l.. f. White was a Marion caller be-
eWaen trains Friday
Miss Sena Menus is now employed
at the Big Store at Casselton.
Mines. George Hammered and joan
ReineFr were Fargo callers the first
two, days of the year.
Miss Eleanor Miller went to Has,
tings Saturday to visit friends.
TheMisses Ruth Hanson and Josie
Petersen went to Fargo for a short
stay yesterday.
Mrs. H. A. Opperud was called to
Lake Park, Mimi, Monday by the ILL
ness of a sister.
Theodore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ev-
ert Boom, went to Waupun, Wis.,, on
Monday to spend the winter with rel
atives. 3D.,
Emil Djuberg, who arrived here on
Thursday, left again on Friday for
Clyde, N. D., to wind up his affairs
there, having severed his connection
with the company he has been work
ing for.
Miss, Ruby Nupen returned to re-
sumo her duties as teacher in the pub
lie schools at Veblen, S. d. Tuesday,
after spending the holidays here at the
J. w. Jongeward home. ="
Anton Matt was at Fargo over Sun
day.
Arthur Opperud returned from Web
ster, s. D., Saturday.
Mrs. H. Wander Ploeg is visiting at
Holland, Mich.
r. M. Davis was Fargo business
caller Friday and Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Perry returned on
Friday from Bismarck.
Miss Nora Ourenhagen has been WIS.,
ting relatives at Valley City since
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson returned
from Perley. Mimi, Saturday.
B. w. Hagenan returned to Duluth
last Saturday after spending week
with his parents in this city.
Albert l.. Blair, who spoke at the
Litchville Chautauqua last summer, is
now touring the state speaking for
the Nonpartisan League.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hageman and
son went to Bismarck for visit Mon
day before going back to their claim
near Baker, Mont.
The local Sunday schools collected
$50 for Armenian relief, divided as
follows: Reformed s29. Emmanuel $1S
Skandia S13, Congregational s12, and
SIG.
CLAUS Olson accompanied his daugh-
ter Olga to Fargo Wednesday where
she is attending school, and from there
lie went to Valley City.
Adolph Neumann is having ten
day fnrlough from his duties at camp
Dodge, and arrived here Monday to at
tend the wedding of his sister, Annie.
Oscar Berg returned Saturday from
Sioux City, Iowa. He was accompan-
led by his brother Hakon, who left
here in 1905, and has not been back
since that time, having been located
in Si0,1y Civ for ta,, voorc