The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-08-08
From Wednesdays Daily

Miss Ruth Briggs is spending a few
weeks in the city visiting friends and
relatives. 5.. - NJ. ,a.
T. Melvin Lee left last night for
Dickinson and New England on two
days business trip.
Mrs. S. Simonson and children from
Wildrose,+ N. D. are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. E. Woodland.
Martin F. Hannemann and Jack
johnson, represented the city of Rog-
ers in Valley City yesterday.
DR.. Paul Featherstone and family
have gone to the Minnesota lakes to
spend week or ten days on an out
ing trip. .#
w. E. Schmidt and wife, of Sykes
ton, N: D., were Valley City visitors
yesterday and were guests at the Ru-
dolph Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter P. link, of Mel!
vile. N. D., autoed into the city yes
terday and were guests at one of our
local hotels.
Mrs. D. R. Richie and children have
gone to Park Hill resort, Detroit,
Mimi, and will spend few days at
the lakes.
Mr.. A. M. Johnson returned from
Fargo last evening where he has been
under the care of DR.. Rindlaub for the
past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Anderson, of St.
Peter, Mimi, are the guests of Mart
Mason for couple of days. Mr.. An
derson visited Mr.. Mason here 81
years ago and of course says Valley
City was not much of place at that
time. Mart was a member of the
band in those days and deputy sheriff,
and says he kept his cousin, Mr.. An
derson in Jail most of the time, and
Mr.. Anderson comes back by saying
that he stuck around for three weeks
anyway. It is no wonder that he does
not come oftener than every 81 years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson leave for Mi
not to visit in day or two and are
enjoying their visit here very much.
F. w. Heidel went over to Kathryn
today to look after some heating plant
contracts he has in that locality.
Mrs. A. Beecher Cox is spending the
| week in Bismarck visiting at the
home of her son.. Attorney Ed. Cox.
There will be no mass at the local
Catholic church on Thursday and Fri
day, Father Baker being out of town
on official duty.
The Degree of Honor will meet Fri
! day evening instead of Thursday eve
ming, at the home of Mrs. Wertin. All
members are requested to be present.
, Mrs. John Garland and baby boy,
, returned to their home on Sunday.
1 They have spent the past two weeks
visiting Mrs. E. Woodland, Mrs. Cart
, lands mother. -...t
| Miss Evelyn Bohnhoff will leave on
No. 3 tomorrow morning for Belfield,
N. D., where she will visit her cousin,
Miss Helen Frederick and Miss MARI
for two or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. N. Peterson left
Monday morning for points in South
Dakota. They will make the trip by
auto, and will visit relatives and
friends at Brookings and Aberdeen
before returning.
MIR. and Mrs. F. w. Heidel return
Led from Fargo last night, where Mr..
Heidel went to attend to some bust
ness matters. The trip was made in
the automobile and they went down
monday returning next day.
J. D. Healy, that tall and fine look
ing president of the Barnes County
Implement Company, was in the city
yesterday and today taking slant
ing look at the business and went
away we'll satisfied.
! Mrs. Isaac Coleman and daughter,
left last night for their home at Lud-
dington, Mich. They were accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cole
man who will visit for a month at
Jackson and other points in Michigan,
Mrs. S. A. Parfitt, of Winnipeg,
| Canada, is in the city today. She is
representing the Ellison White Musi-
cal Bureau, of Portland, Oregon, and
is here to try and sell the Normal
School it's artist course of musical at
fractions for the coming season.
/ Gust Berverdorf, who is in Uncle
Sans service and is stationed at AFR
90, is home on two weeks vacation.
Mr.. Berverdorf is an old timer around
here having worked for B. Bonde for
, long time, and when the country
called for help in his line he went into
the service, and so he is now given
two weeks furlough. :.
Senator and Mrs. F. E. Ployhar and
Chas. E. Gordon visited Litchville
Monday and Leal Tuesday. While
Mrs. Ployhar gave canning demon
strations the "boys" put in their time
visiting around and having good
time. Mrs. Ployhar was greeted by
la large crowd at Leal who were inter-
ested in her work.
w. H. Messer recently returned
| home from St. Paul where he had
been attending a conference of the
flax fiber men of the northwest. The
convention considered particularly the
situation of growing fiber crops, and
the combined report given were most
optimistic for several years on both
the fax and hemp situation.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. H. Hansen have
been enjoying visit from Mrs. Henry
Young and daughter Charlotte and
Miss Lisendend, Of Great Falls, Mont,
who leave today for Wisconsin to
visit Mrs. Hansen's mother, who will
return with the party when they
reach Valley City on the return trip.
G. w. Porter, of Minneapolis, MINI.
assistant engineer of the Universal
Portland Cement Company, was in
the city this morning and was call
er at the Times-Record Office with
County Agent T. x. Calnan. Mr.. Por-
ter was on his way to Leal to oversee
the construction of the large cement
basement of the Leal potato ware
house, as his company sold the cement