The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1922-05-11


Mrs. Seymour Granger, Mrs. S. A
Zimmerman and Mrs. P. Davidson
were passengers to jamestown yestel
day morning where they attended the
w. c. r. U. convention.
The c. e. Thayer family have NOV
ed from the Walter Coop residence on
fifth street to an apartment above
The Grand theatre. Mr.. Coop is fix
ing up his home preparatory to Mrs.
Cocp's return from the coast.
A. P. Anderson left on No. 7 this
morning for his home at Forsythe,
Mont, after spending some time in
the city. Mr.. Anderson will visit at
the home of his nephew, Carl L. Lar
son, at Mandan, on his way home.
a District Convention of w. C. T.
u is being held at jamestown, Tues
day and Wednesday of this week. Mrs
Crane and Mrs. Chambard are dele
gates. A number of other ladies are
attending from both English and
Scandinavian unions.
Mrs. Maude B. Perkins, National
Secretary of Young Peoples Branch
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, will speak at the State Teach
ers College at Chapel Thursday, May
II.
Y. E. Burgess, the genial banker
from Wimbledon, formerly a citizen
of this city, was Valley City visitor
last night attending to business mat
ters and greeting his many friends in
the city.
Mrs. A. Quello left for jamestown
on No. this morning where she will
speak at the w. C. 7. U. convention.
Mrs. Quella will take as her subject,
"Christian Citizenship. She will re-
LuIH W Lie Guy tOIllSnL.
C. A. Myhre came down from Bis
marck last night and was passen->
ger on the 500 Line this morning.
We don't see as much of Carl since
he received his appointment as pro:
.iect engineer with the highway COM
mission, but, while we miss him, we
are mighty glad to see him receive
that deserved promotion.
John Halverson is busy man these
days moving his stock of furniture to
his new quarters just south Of the Da-
kota Drug Store. Mr.. Halverson will
have very good display room in the
new location .and will soon be able to
serve his customers in his usual eff
ficient manner. .... -
4. Melvin Lee returned from Far
20 last night where he has been on
business matters. While in Fargo
Mr.. Lee attended Kiwanis meeting
land extended an invitation to that
club to attend the May 18th meeting
&of the local club. He was assured
that there would be a good delega
zion here for the meeting from Fargo
The, directors Of the Commercial
Ciub revived this morning and held :
meeting. It was decided to go aheat
with the activities of the club and t.
engage secretary to look after clul
matters. This will be done soon. W.
are glad to see this organization again
getting busy as there is considerable
work for them to attend to this sum
mer in the city.
A. J. McInnes arrived in the cit.
last night on No. s from Kidde
county where he had been talking t
the farmers for the Farm Bureau
Mr.. McInnes, was trying to get tn
farmer, the banker and the dealer to
gether on the Irvine proposition
whereby some money could be save
to the farmer in the purchase Of tn
tWine they will need this season.
The Club barber shop has again
changed hands, the new proprietor
taking possession last Monday. Stew
Lovichik, who has been operating
this shop for the past few months re
gently sold out the equipment t
srlider Bros, of jamestown and the.
are now ready to serve their custom
ers. The Sniders come. to the cit.