The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-06-15

; game is to be called at 2:15 this at
ternoon and the travellers are enter
tanning the business men of the city
at wiener roast at Chautauqua park
at 500 o'clock this afternoon. The
days program will be concluded with
a Grand Ball at the Country Club
club house tonight.
The fast CD Valley City U. c. T.
baseball team trimmed up the Fargo
U C. r. nine in hard fought con-
test this morning, taking the long end
of 6 to 5 score. The game was
featured by the errorless playing of
both teams. (That isn't exactly the
truth but we would be in wrong if we
didn't say iD. Umpire Cowett, of the
Dakota league handled the game. He
was prepared by the locals and pro-
vided with running shoes and "A for
protection. He looked the players
over and decided that there wasn't
that much difference between he and
them and didn't use it. The game
was the source of much fun to the
spectators, considerable unusual exer-
else to the players and lot of salts
faction to the local order.
An informal meeting Of members
of women's auxiliaries of the U. G. T.
in Valley City for the grand lodge
session, opened at II a. II. today in
the Elks hall
The meeting was addressed by the
chairman of the committee, on the af-
filiation Of women's organizations to
the grand council, who said that the
committee had reported favorably up
on such affiliation and favorable ac-
ton would no doubt be taken by the
council in closing session late today.
The women's organizations would pro-
badly be affiliated under the name OF
'"The Ladies Of the U. G.. To-, he said.
Following his talk, an informal dis
cussion took place, ladies in attend
ance making suggestions to the COM
mittee, the suggestions to be trans.
mitted to the council.
John F. McGrann Of Fargo, past
grand counselor, took the floor and in
behalf of the council, presented Mrs.
Clayton W. Final, wife Of TIE grand
counselor, with an elaborate toilet set.
Mrs. Final thanked the council for
their gift.
The meeting adjourned at noon and
the ladies were guests Of tie Valley
City womcn's auxiliary at a delightful
luncheon served in the Elks banquet
room. The table was pr9ttiy decorat-
ed in the U. c. T. coloc<. goid, white
and blue, and pretty bonbon baskets
were at each plate.
The entertainment for the ladies'
this afternoon includes the ball gone
and the wiener roast. There is a
grand ball at the country club ,,nght.
Valley City has on IT, Lest holiday
attire. Gold, white AMI Blue stream
ers, the colorS Of the U. G.. T., are fly
ing in the wind and are prominently
displayed in store windows.
4 holiday spirit is in the air. Con-
vention guests are being Hospitality
entertained at hotels and private res
idencesthrough the city. Homes of
the city have been thrown wide open
to accommodate the visitors, and
good cheer is the keynote Of the occa-
sion.
The registration bureau has nearly
900 listed at noon today, but it is es-
timated that there are from 500 to 700
in the city for the big meeting There
are nearly 100 here from Fargo alone
and probably that many from Crooks
ton. The state is well represented
and several Minnesota cities includ-
ing st. Cloud are also here with COL
ors flying.
M 4.
Mrs. NJ. w. Bartik Of Fargo is
among the ladies from Fargo taking
in the U. c. T. convention.
Mrs. Emil CHASER Of Fargo, with
others, formed a party which motor
ed to Valley City thi> morning from
/ Fargo. They report the roads in good
condition. They escaped the rain,, ar
irving in Valley City within few
minutes after it started.
Owing to the fact that the streets
could not be cleared for the Ford Bar
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