The weekly times-record., July 25, 1912, Image 10

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

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THE CITY
(From Friday* Dally.)
iNew Skirts at Right Price Mercan
tile Co.
ON BUSINESS.
R. A. Tracy is a visitor from iFargo
calling on business friends.
STACY MERCANTILE CO. SUSY.
The Stacy Mercantile Company are
doing a big business these days. They
shipped out three car loads of fruit
and vegetables yesterday on the 800
and N. P.
iBuy Henderson Corsets at Right
Price Mercantile Co.
BUSINESS .CALLER.
Alfred Stlnson, of Minneapolis, sec
retary of the Minneapolis (Fire Insur
ance Company is a business caller
here today.
AT iFARGO.
(Dr. Paul Featherstone left this
morning for Fargo to take in the
sights at the State Fair.
8ABY GIRL.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Karshner are the
proud parents of a nine pound baby
girl.
MADDOCK VISITOR.
iMrs. Dr. Moore, of Maddock, was
the guest of Mrs. J. W. iNoxon /ester
day.
VISITED WITH FRIENDS.
James Hendershott, of Spring Val
ley, Minnesota, is the guest of
friends in the city today.
AUTOED TO FARGO.
Ernest Hilborn, autoed to Fargo
yesterday and will take in the state
fair.
RETURNED HOME.
(Dr. H. W. Noth, who has been a
guest at the home of Charles iNolti
mier for the past two weeks return
ed to his home in Minneapolis last ev
ening.
SAW BALL GAME.
'Dr. and Mrs. Paul E. Featherstone,
Tom Smith and Emil Zetterberg au
toed to Jamestown and took in the
game between the locals and the
Jamestown ball team.
'.New Cotlan •Courduroys at Right
Price Mercantile Co.
TIMES-RECORD FOR JOB WORK
Om Prist ta
All and Ida
Bast Valiias
Every Man Wants Full Value
for the money he spends. Regardless of
who* you might be and whether you spend
a cent or fifty dollars with us you'll get the
best dollar for dollar value in the country,
at this store. We mark everything in
plain figures and have but—One Price.
Farmers, farm-hand or business man are
all afforded the same liberal treatment.
Strangers to this part of the country will
find it especially to their advantage to see
us for everything they may need from a
Suit or Rain Coat to—
In fact anything and everything to wear
for men and boys.
(From Friday's Dally)
Phone society news to society edi
tor, No. 4.7-\v 3-11-tf
iNew *au Dress Goods at the Right
Price Mercantile Co.
ADJUSTING HAIL ROSSES.
W. H. McPherson left yesterday for
Linton, where he will adjust ihail
losses for the (Northwestern Fire and
Marine Insurance Company.
AUTO TRIP.
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Jones and Miss
Edith Reese left yesterday on an
auto trip to Long Prairie, Minn.
IN LITCHVILLE.
W%rren Towne is in Litchville this
week in the interest of the Acme Har
vester Machinery Co.
INew Trimmings at Right Price Mer
cantile Co.
VISITED FRIEND®.
Mrs. T. R. Clemo and Miss Rose
O'Neil of Kensal visited with friends
here the fore part of the week.
MoHENRY VISITORS.
The Misses Anna and Olga Rorvig,
of 'MoHenry were the guests of
friends in the city this week.
GERMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH.
The annual Mission Festival of the
German Lutheran Church, will 'be held
on 'Sunday, July 8th at 11 a. im. There
will be German and English services.
The afternoon services will begin at
2 o'clock. The speakers are Rev. E.
C. (Hess of Jamestown, Rev. A. Schve
bel of Spring Valley, Minn.
ON BUSINESS.
H. Nichols, of Oakesi is transacting
business in the city today.
BANKERS TO HAVE PAPER.
State Association Will Undertake
Monthly Publication.
-If -present plans do not miscarry,
the North Dakota State Bankers' as
sociation will sonn begin the issuance
of a monthly magazine. Articles of
interest to bankers in every section
of the state will be published, and
considerable space will be devoted to
the Better Farming association. The
new paper, which will be in the form
of a magazine, will be issued month
ly and will be known as the North
Dakota Bankers' Monthly.
WANTED TO BUY—A child's bed,
springs, mattress, etc. Call or ad
dress 521 10th avenue, city.
Phone society news to society ed
itor. phone No. 4.
Work or Dress Shoes
Hat, Gloves, Caps
Overalls and Jackets
Work or Dress Shirts __
Pants, Underwear, Socks
OM Pries ta
All mi tfca
Bsst Vahiss
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(From Wednesday's Dally.)
ST. PAUL VISITORS.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noltimier, of St.
Paul, are in the city this week guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Nol
timier.
LEFT FOR STREETER.
tMrs. J. iM.' Winters and children
who Have' been visiting with relatives
for the past month left today for their
home in Streeter.
VISITING DAUGHTER.
Mrs. Dickman, of Glendive, Mon
tana, arrived here the fore part of the
week to make a short visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Grewcoz at
Riverside hospital.
New Winter 'Coats
Price Mercantile Co.
HOLD AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
Litchville expects to hold an Agri
cultural Fair sometime in October.
Crops throughout the litchville coun
try never were finer and everything
indicates that the fair will be a red let
ter day in the history of that com
munity.
BUSINESS CALLER.
T. B. Mason, of Leal, is a business
caller here today.
KEEPING "OPEN HOUSE"
DEAR FOR BLIND PIGGERS.
Lisbon, IN. D., July 24.—G. Murphy
and J. Kelly tried in the Ransom dis
trict court on charges of blindpigging
were convicted on their admissions
that they maintained "open house"
and that anyone was at liberty to call
and participate in the offerings of the
place. They denied receiving any
compensation, but the jury neverthe
less found them guilty, placing its
stamp of disapproval on "open house"
rules.
See the 10c Toweling at Right Price
Mercantile Co.
(From Thursday's Dally.)
ON BUSINESS.
L. B. McKenzie, of Aberdeen, is in
the city today on business.
VISITING DAUGHTER.
iMrs. W. H. Dennison, of Jamestown
spent a few days the fore part of the
week with her daughter.
AT STATE FAIR.
Mr. and Mrs. Qle Anderson left yes
terday for Fargo where they will
spend several days at the state fair.
VISITORS FROM SANBORN.
iMrs. Will Murphy and children and
Mrs. Slayton of Sanborn are the
guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Riedman.
ADDRESSED STUDENTS.
Returning for a visit after an ab
sence of four years, Miss Davies, now
instructor in Glrard College, Phila
delphia, is spending a few days with
•Miss Minnie (Nielson. At chapel yes
terday morning at the (Normal school
Miss Davies addressed the students
upon the school in which she is em
ployed.
RETURNED HOME.
iMr. and Mrs. C. A. Sollm who have
been the guests of their daughter Mrs.
Sherping at Fergus Falls for the past
two weeks returned home this morn
ing.
BACK FROM VISITING SCHOOLS.
Supt. Minnie Nielson returned
home this morning after spending
the past several days visiting the
summer schools of Grand Forks, May
ville and Velva. Miss 'Nielson was
accompanied home by Miss Florence
Holbrook, principal of the Forestville
School of 'Chicago, also the author of
a number of text books on 'Children's
Literature. Miss Holbrook spoke this
morning at the Normal School on
"Literature in Schools."
JAMESTOWN CALLER.
Tom Smith, of Jamestown," is a
caller in the city today.
FROM WIMBLEDON.
Mrs. W. H. Stevens, of Wiinbledon,
is visiting friends in the city today.
ON VACATION.
(Miss Elsie Stone, of the Right Price
(Mercantile Co., left yesterday on a
short vacation to Minneapolis and
other Minnesota points.
RETURNED FROM CANADA.
iMrsT Dr. T*Iosonald returned yester
day from Winnipeg, Can., where she
has been the past 'week at the bed
side of her brother..
«VBKKL\ T1MBB-R ECORD THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1912.
at the Right
RETURNED TO JAMESTOWN.
'Mrs. H. Warren and children who
have been guests for the past mnoth
of relatives in the city left this morn
ing for Jamestown, where she will
visit tor several days before leaving
for Bismarck where Mr. and Mrs.
Warren will make their future home.
We don't make much
noise
We do deliver the goods in
the
EXAMINATION OF EYES
and the
Fitting of Glasses
For Better Service at Hodera Prices
call at
A. R. BUTLER
OPTICAt SPECIALIST
Otflos Ovar Sargent MIINnary Start
Phone 377
(From Thursday's Dally)
TO CANADA.
'Mrs. T. L. Larson left last evening
for Winnipeg and other points in Can
ada where she will visit for a few
weeks with relatives and friends.
TO ST. MARY'S MISSION.
Rev. Father Saiiler left this morn
ing for 'Sanborn and will be at St.
'Mary's Mission for a week.
LEFT FOR HOME.
Mrs. Burt Foxen, who has been vis
iting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Lavery, during the past few
months, left this morning for her
home on the Pacific coast.
WILL LEAVE FOR WEST.
Mrs. J. McLain who has been the
guest of her parents, Pres. and Mrs.
George A. .MdFarland for the past
two months expects 0 leave the fore
part of next week for her home at
Klamath Falls, Washington.
DINNER PARTY.
Mrs. Martin Somdahl entertained
delightfully last evening ax a dinner
party in honor of Mrs. A. E. Anderson
and her son John of 'New York City.
•Covers were laid for 14 guests. After
dinner a launch and auto ride were
enjoyed.
MR. TORBINSON MISSED.
C. O. Torbinson, after spending the
week or ten days in Valley Ctty in at
tendance of court has returned to his
home at Rhame. Rhame is to be con
gratulated in having Mr. Torbinson as
a citizen. 'Mr. Torbinson grew to man
hood in Barnes county and has 'been
closely identified with its upbuilding.
He has, at all times, been a giant in
strength in politics and business and
is sadly missed in his old corner of
the county.
VISITED CHAUTAUQUA.
'Mr. Albert Johnson, Carrington's
popular lumberman, together with his
good wife and daughter, were visitors
at the Chautauqua yesterday. iMrs.
Johnson is a .daughter of W. E. Jones,
a pioneer lumberman of Valley 'City,
"who carried on an extensive lumber
business in the early eighties. Mr.
Jones was a prominent mason and
resided in a house located on the cor
ner where now stands the Gray Block
and his lumber office and sheds were
just west of that.
RECEIVED CHECK FOR FUND.
IMrs. W. F. Gushing, chairman for
North Dakota, has received a generous
check from (Mrs. (Herbert IF. Chaffee,
whose husband was one of the brave
men who sacrificed his life when the
Titanic sank into the silent seas last
April. 'Mrs. Chaffee is the first con
tributor to the fund from North Da
kota, and in her letter .Mrs. 'Cushing,
says: "This goes to you feeling that
no honor is too great to besto'w on the
nofble men who gave their lives for
others."—'Fargo iCourieiMNeWs.
ST. CATHERINE SERVICES.
(Morning services, Early Mass at 7
o'clock. Late Mass at 9 o'clock. Rev.
Father Shroeder, 0. P., of Minneapo
lis being celebrant.
N. P. TIME TABLE
Eeast Bound
No. 2 11:26 p.
No. 4 2:02 p. m.
No. 6 7:32 a. m.
No. 8 8:15 p. m.
No. 120 5:43 p.m.
West Bound
No. 1 7.03
c*^ pii{ *4\"fHV(
(From Wednesday's Dally.)
VISITOR FROM WISCONSIN.
Mrs. Albert Olson, of Spring Valley,
Wisconsin, is the guest this week of
Mrs. Alfred Anderson on Elizabeth
street.
BUSINESS CALLER.
John Wetland, of Dazey, is a busi
ness caller in the city today.
IN DISTRICT COURT.
The case of Wilson'vs. Stenshoel,
defendant and A. E. Lundy, is on trial
today in the district court. This will
be the last jury case of the term and
after the trial the jury will be dis
missed. The court will continue dur
ing the rest of the week engaged in
the trial of court cases.
CONG. BRO. VS. OR'ISKA.
The Congregational Brotherhood
will cross ba:ts with the Orlska Broth
erhood team tomorrow (Friday) even
ing, at 6:30 o'clock. The game will
'be full of interest and for Iblood as
the home team defeated the visitors
in a hotly contested game two (weeks
ago. The game will be called prompt
ly at the time specified and will be
played upon the city grounds north of
town.
AT CHAUTAUQUA.
/Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hilborn, of Leal,
are here taking in the Chautauqua
program.
Phone society news to Society Edi
tor, phone No. 4.
WOMAN DEMENTED.
Poverty and Suffering is Cause of Piti
able Case.
Belfield, N. D., July 25.—(A. dement
ed woman, Mrs. Deward Skozenko,
was taken off here in a pitiable con
dition, in charge of her husband and
Victor Hayes. Their home is at Mary
postoffice, forty miles north of Bel
field. The family has been in desti
tute circumstances some time, the
husband being sick and unable to
work all summer, earning nothing for
the long winter. The neighbors gave
them some flour and this was practic
ally all they lived on. It is presumed
the woman, who was nursing a child
became weak from want and worry
until her mind gave way. She was
taken to Dickinson, where proper care
will be given her.
East
Main
Street
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No. 3 7:35 a.
ffo.' 5 5:43 p.m.
No. 7 9:50 a. m.
No. 119 8:15 p. m.
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"THE FAIR
THE SERVICE STORK
Specials for Saturday
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PAGE KLKVOI
BABY SUFFOCATES.
Fell Between Wall and Side of Bati
With Face Preaaad Against Quilt*.
Jud, IN. D., July 24—Falling be
tween the wall and the side of «te-v
bed, with his face pressed closely
against the quilts, the 6 months old
boy of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Ander
son of this place was suffoeaiML
(Mrs. Anderson had left the house tat
a few minutes, and during that tira*
the baby had awakened, rolling over
toward the wall, and fell, head down*
ward, where it was found shortly
afterward by the mother.
IN FARGO.
A. L. Tenney, district manager for
the 'Mutual Life Insurance Company,
is spending the day in Fargo on bust
ness matters.
CASSELTON CALLER.
Dr. W. T. Sprake, of Casselton, is fa
the city visiting friends and attend
ing the Chautauqua.
MART'S MART
$3000. 8-Room House, furnace heaC
good well, cistern, barn and work
shop lot 75 by 140, fine shade treea»
1% block east of P. O. eite on Fourth.
Street
$3250. 6-Room House on Normal Ave*
south front, close to Normal grounds^
lots of shade trees. An Ideal home.
$3000. 8-Room house on Tracy Ave.,
must be seen to be appreciated.
$500. 3-Room house, fine lot, south
front.
$1200 for a four room house. Graa^
ger Addition.
$2000 for six room house. Tracy
Addition. Lots of fine trees.
'For bargains in city property sea
me.
Houses for rent.
1 nave the sale of an the Rushfelfc
property.
Liist anything you want to sell with
me. Duy or seu on commission, or
anything you want to buy, it win pay
you to see me.
MartMason
Same Old Stand one S27
Jf
Combination Canning Special
On Saturday only we will sell you one of these outfits contain
ing items thrifty housewives will need during July and August:
One lb. ol" Parowax—Pure refined paraffine,
for sealing fruits and preserves
One Fruit Jar Filler—funnel shaped
One Fruit Jar Wrench—for tightening and Al*
opening fruit jars
IOO Gummed Labels—for marking fruit 4
jars and jelly glasses I
We Sell Mason Fruit Jars
til 5
Imported China
Bread and But
ter Plates
6-'n*
s'ze»
Phone
No.
418
All
Theokind.iable
Matting Rugs 39c
Size 36x68 inches. Substantially
made, tastelv decorated in floral
and Oriental designs, big variety
of patterns to se- Ifl
lectfrom. Each..Oil
Gasoline Stoves and Ovens bSin|e&wh££.or*
Wire Coat Hangers
LlClltS
8il2-loch Sheet Iron Dripping Pans
Heavy goods, best quality, smooth refined
sheet iron, heavily wired all around,
Clu Villore Of
Sweet
a11
kinds and descrip- (5
tions, 10 cents and
Ice Cream Freezers
Enameled Basting Spoons
easily
worth 10c.
Special dt/
Trunks and Sint Gases
you buy come in and let us show you.
DC
Japaned Chamber
25 Celts
10-qt. size, white out
side, brown lining,
wire bail with ACa
wood handle ..£vv
stantial saving to you. Before
Mercerized Tablecloth
60 inches wide. Pure white /tPr
bleach, tasty patterns. Yd xUv