The weekly times-record., September 12, 1912, Image 5

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PURE well selected drugs
are just as needful' in curing
your horses, cattle and other live stock as they
are in curing yourself. This is constantly in our minds
when we compound veterinary prescriptions. You are
sure of satisfactory results when you buy here.
Here are some other veterinary remedies:
B, W. Healing Powder Vet. Carbolic Salve
B. W. Liniment Worm Powders
Heave Powders Condition Powders
CITY DRUG STORE
"The Store of Better Values"
C. N. HcGILLIVRAY, Proprietor
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"Purity" 1 nd Enamel ware. Every pail
of first quality. Thick coating enamel on steel
base. Bail with wood handle. On Saturday we
will sell only one pail to a customer at A
only..
"STAY-SO" WIDE HAIR RIBBONS »%inche,
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CORRESPON DENGE
WIMBLETON NOTES.
Miss Geraldine Berlin left for Min
neapolis on the third Inst., where she
will study music this year in the
'Northwestern conservatory.
Miss Margaret Sandy went to Eckel
Sfion Monday last, where she is engaged
Ho teach the coming year.
Mrs. Clendenning entertained at
^bridge in honor of Mrs. J. J. Feckler,
Also, Mrs. Wllkie gave a bridge whist
party for Mrs. Feckler on the 4th
inst.
Mrs. Feckler was guest of honor at
a dinner given by Miss Bascom on
Tuesday.
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"THE FAIR"
THE lEBVIOK STORK
Saturday's Specials
10-Quart Gray Enamel
Wat Pail, for 10 Gents
East
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Dl AHlfCTC of wool and cotton. Before you buy be Dl 1 AlVCTC
DUUIItCId sure to see what we are offering first.
PDID Dl mVCTQ "Baby Mine"—wool nap finish both sides. As
UllID DLRIIRtlv sorted dolly and bunny designs in pink OQ-,
and white or blue and white overlock stitched
PLAIN COLORED 0UTIN6 FLANNELS Mrta2*ja^
and quality. 26 inches wide color: white, light blue an(fpink
Special, per yard
comes in all popular colors. Nothing better for hair bows or 17
sashes. Per yard
Fine Chocolate Chips
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ROASTERS
of all sizes
and kinds
From
Hunters Take Notice!!
Store your wijd game at our
Cold Storage Plant
Prices Reasonable Phone 182
VALLEY CITY CREAMERY
DLANAl I
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wire woven into
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lb. 14c
you will soon have to replace those
broken pieces in your dinnerset, or perhaps
you will be wanting to buy an entirely new
outfit. In either case—please remember that we carry an extensive
line of dinnerware, both of domestic as well as French, Austrian and
German manufacture. We are able to save you money on anything
you may need in these lines.
LADIES HAH0-BA6S
A new assortment just received.
Ask us to show you these. $1.50
bags which we are selling
98c
SHELF PAPER
Lace edge, colors: pink, blue
and tan. Per package
JLC
Miss Mcintosh of Baraga, Mich., is
the guest of Mrs. W. B. Wanner. On
Wednesday of this week, Mrs. Wan
ner entertained in Her honor at pro
gressive games.' There were four ta
bles of young ladies, Miss Krlbbs
winning the highest score. A delight
ful social time was enjoyed by all
present and dainty refreshments were
served.
The rush of work oil all kinds this
season has been unparalleled in a good
many years, due undoubtedly to the
magnificent crops being harvested
and threshed. There is a constant de
mand for more men, more wagons,
more horses, etc-, all over the conn
try.
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THE CITY
For good feed cheap call at the^
Peoples Fuel Co. 5-9-wtf
(From
Tuesday's
Dally.)
CONCLUDED VISIT.
Miss Edith Carlson who has been
the guest of Miss Elsie Simons for
the past several days left for her home
in Fargo Sunday evening.
LAUNCH RIDE.
Miss Minnie' Neilson entertained a
number ot friends at a launch tide and
picnic last evening for Mrs. J. J. Feck
ler, who Is her guest from Fargo this
week.
RETURN8 TO RUSHlFORD.
Mrs. O. T. Rustad, of Rushford,
Minn., who has been visiting her
brother, 'J. J. Aldahl for the past six
weeks, returned home yesterday eve
ning.
FINISHES VISIT.
Mrs.
SH.
A. Eckert, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alma Leck
ert, left for her home in Neustrand,
Minn., yesterday evening. She was ac
companied by Mrs. Simes, of Rugby,
who has also been visiting with Mrs.
Leckert.
GOING WEST.
Miss Elsie English, of Brainerd,
Minn., a Hormer student of the Valley
City Normal school, is the guest of
Dr. and Mrs. Zimmerman. Miss Eng
lish is on her way to Seattle, Wash.,
to attend the University of Washing
ton.
TO ATTEND UTAH UNIVERSITY.
Fred and Walter Stack leave today
for Salt Lake City to attend the Uni
versity of Utah. They will flnishtheir
education in that institution and make
Utah their future home. Both young
men are excellent football players and
expect to join the Utah team this fall.
They are graduates of the Valley City
high school and both attended the
University of North Dakota. The cli
mate of Utah is the attractive feature
to the boys.
TO RESUME DUTIES.
Miss True Spangenberg left the lat
ter part of the week for Fingal to re
sume her duties in the schools there.
MISS ALDAHL RETURNS.
Miss Clara Aldahl returned home
Saturday evening from a several
weeks' visit at Minneapolis and the
lakes in Minnesota.
ENTERTAINED AT iBRIDGE.
Mrs. 'George Young was hostess yes
terday afternoon to a party of eight
friends at her home on Fifth avenue.
After a lively game of bridge, lunch
eon wag served.
LOOKING AFTER LAND.
S. A. Nye, of Medford, Ore., arrived
in the city the latter part of the week
and is looking after his land interests
near Litchville.
TO VANCOUVER.
Mr. and Mrs. R. (H. Home, who have
been here managing the Times-Record
circulation campaign for the past six
weeks, left this morning for Vancou
ver,
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OPERATED ON FOR APPENDICITIS.
Peter Bekker was brought up from
Oriska the latter part of the week and
operated on for appendicitis at a local
hospital. (He was accompanied by his
sister, and is reported as doing nicely
GET THE LIMIT.
J.
J. Eugen and Dr S. A. Zimmer
man report fine results from the
shooting Saturday. Both brought
home the limit in ducks and prairie
chickens.
FOR MRS. RIDGBWAY.
Mrs. W. A. Gordon was hostess this
afternoon
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her home on Fifth street,
to a group of the close friends of
Mrs. Ridgeway. Guests were bidden
forthree tables of bridge, and after an
interesting game, a delectable lunch
eon was served. Mrs. Ridgeway ex
pects to leave for her home in 'San
Diego, Cal., next week.
TO ATTEND CONVENTION.
'Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Craswell expect
to leave tomorrow for Denver, Col., to
attend the National and International
Fire Chiefs convention. Mr. Craswell
will be absent about ten days, but
Mrs. Craswell will visit a number of
weeks with friends in Iowa before her
return.
STORK VISITS CRANDALtS.
The stork left a dear baby girl at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. L, Crandall
last week.
STORK AT FOSTERS.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Foster are the
proud parents of a line baby boy
which the stork left with them Sun
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER
771G do nothing but Ex
W amine Eyes and Fit
Glasses.
We are Specialists! skilled
in the Science of Refraction
For Eye Comfort consult
A. R. BUTLER
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
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Phone 377
SPECIAL RATES TO
INDUSTRIAL SHOW.
Bismarck, N. D., Sept. 9.—
Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor Gilbreath was notified this
morning that the Norlnern Pa
cific will make a special rate of
2 cents per mile in each direction
for the round trip from points in
North Dakota to Bismarck to the
second annual North Dakota In
dustrial exposition. This is the
first special rates granted in the
state since passenger rates were
lowered by the legislature six
years ago.
(From Saturdays Daily.)
SHOPPER 'FROM FINGAL
MTS. M,
'N. Olson was a shopper in
the city on Friday from Fingal.
FINGAL CALLERS.
MT.
and Mrs. Chas. Pollock of Fin
gal, were callers in the city yetserday.
GUEST OF MISS NELSON.
Mrs. iL Larson of Dazey is the
guest this week of Miss Nettie Nel
son.
BACK FROM CANADA.
Miss Maye Henry returned home
this morning after a month's visit
with Mrs. Emrie Barnet, of Cowley,
Alberta, Canada.
TO TEACH IN TOWER CITY.
Miss 'Laura 'Livingstone was a vis
itor here yesterday at the home of
Mrs. Laura Bassett. Miss Livingstone
left this morning for Tower City
where she has been engaged to teach
the ensuing year.
SMALL iFIRE.
The Are department was called to
the residence of Prof. L. B. McMullan
this morning to extinguish a blaze
started by the overflow of gasoline in
the heating pan, which had ignited.
The fire burned out on the stove and
no damage was done.
MOVING INTO APARTMENTS.
Mr. and Mrs. James Maclntyre are
moving into apartments In the Bea
man block on Fifth avenue-
LEFT FOR ORISKA.
Rev. Spangenberg after a short visit
at the home of Mrs. Ward Fritch, left
for his home in Oriska last evening.
If you knew of the real value of
'Chamberlain's Liniment for lame back,
soreness of the muscles, sprains and
rheumatic pains, you would never wish
to be without it. For sale by all
dealers.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the matter of the estate of Knudt
C. Olson, also called K. C. Olson, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un
dersigned, Oliver A. Olson, adminis
trator of the estate of Knudt C. Olson,
late of the township of Spring Creek,
in the county of Barnes, and state of
iNorth Dakota, deceased, to the credi
tors of, and all persons having claims
against, said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers,
within six months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to said admin
istrator at his house on the northeast
quarter of section 26-137-59, (post
office address, Hastings), Barnes
county, North Dakota, or at the law
offices of Lee Combs and iL. S. B.
Ritchie, Valley City, N. (D.
Dated August 28th, A. D. 1912.
ouivbr a. oison,
Administrator.
tune COMBS and L. S. B. BffTCHIE,
.... Attorneys for administrator,
5 Valley Oty, N. D.
First publication on the 29th day of
August, A. D. 1912.
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Capital of $340,000
In Incorporations
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ital stock, $30,000 incorporators, John
iH. Broom, Devils Lake, Edwin H. Dum
mer, Minot, and Linwood Foster, Val
ley City. Filed Sept. 3.
Johnson Elevator company, Mohall,
Renville county, capital stock, |25,000
incorpoartors, R. D. Johnson, N. K.
Johnson, and E. E. Johnson, all of Mo
hall. Filed Sept. 4.
The Richardton Roller Mills, Rich
ardton, Stark county, capital stock,
1$25,000 incorporators, Julia Schmidt,
J. Peter Schmidt, and John A. Schmidt
all of Richardton, N.' D. Filed Sept- 5.
New York Store, Hurd, Bottineau
county, capital stock, 110,000 incor
porators, Marvin Solien, Verne R.
Tompkins, both of iMinot, and 'Robert
Tulloch, of White Earth, N. D. Filed
Sept. 5.
KelSo Manufacturing company, Bis
marck, Burleigh county, capital stock,
$5,000 incorporators, Oliver M. Kelso,
Bismarck, N D., H. P. Jacobson, Mott,
N. D., and H. R. Berndt, Bismarck, N.
D. Filed Sept 6.
Dakota Fuel company, Dickinson,
Stark county, capital stock, $25,000
incorporators, W. L. Richards, F. E.
Deiters and A. (H. Pelton, all of Dick
inson. Filed Sept. 6.
Walla Lumber and Fuel company,
Jamestown, Stutsman junty, capital
stock, $10,000 incorporators, A. D.
Grant, E. M. Walla and O. H_ Bennett,
all of Jamestown, 'N. D. Filed Sept. 6.
FarmersvState (Bank of Selz, Pierce
county, capital stock, $10,000 incor
porators, Aug. Peterson, W. W. Brant,
and J. J. Reimer, all of Harvey, N. D.
Filed Sept. 5.
Bordulac Land company, Bordulac,
Foster county, capital stock, $25,000
incorporators, A. H. Wentland, R. J.
Boyle, and E. A. Roach, all of Bordu
lac. Filed Sept. 5.
FOR RENT—560 acre farm, twelve
miles from town northeast can
rent for three or five years accord
ing to agreement. The renter has
the first chance on horses and ma
chinery at a reasonable price for
information call at this office.
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VISIT FT. BERTHOLD.
D. S. Ritchie left yesterday for the
Gad and Mason farm on the Berthold
reservation and will be absent for a
couple of weeks.
An article that has real merit should
in time become poDular- That such is
the case with Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been attested by many
dealers. Here is one of them. H. W.
Hendrickson, Ohio Falls, Ind., writes:
'^Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
best for coughs, colds and croup, and
is my best seller." For sale by all
dealers.
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School 0OI1HS for Boys
SEPTErtBER
The forerunner of cool weather, brings to your mind a
change to heavier clothing. You have, probably, de
cided to get a new Winter Suit or Overcoat, maybe,
both. If you want real satisfaction—the kind that has
brought the same customers back to us for the past
thirty years—you want
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(From ftridajr's Daily)
PITCHFORK IN *OOT.
iLouis iHoeboener was seriously In
jured yesterday in the harvest field,
when 9 pitchfork was accidentally ran
through his foot.
TO BILLINGS. 'f'
Miss Fay 'Stevenaon left yesterday
for Billings, Mont., where she will ju
visit with her parents until the open*
ing of the 'Normal school, the last of
the month.
INJURED THRESHING.
William Mimenaugh, while thresh*
ing near Rogers yesterday was struck
on the head by an, Iron bar that felt
from the engine, and so seriously hurt
that it was necessary for him to corns
to Valley City for medical treatment.
John Brady, Jr., w^M) has been fa
Calgary represnting Northwest
Nursery company, returned home yes
terday 4
E A E S
(Minneapolis Close)
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No. 1 to arrive 87% to. .88%
No. 2 to arrive 83% to .86*K
No. 3 to arrive 80% to .83)4
No. 3 white oats 30
Barley 40 to .65
Rye 61
Flax to arrive 1.68
Duluth durum to arrive 8534
Mpls. 'Dec. wheat .82%
Mpls. May wheat 93%
No. 64
Report of the Condition
OP THE
Bank of Leal
At Leal, in the state of Mortli Dakota, at the
close of business Sept. 4th, 1912.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts 40,308 tt
Overdrafts secured aad mseoured 159 4*
Warrants, stocks, til certificates,
claims, etc None.'
Banking houM, furnlnwe and fix
tures 5,815 OS
Other real estate 75
Due from other banks 13,«55 82
Checks nod other cash items 56 25
Cash 2,104 70 15,816 TT
Total I 72487 4S
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In.. S 10,000 00
Sarplus fund 2,000 00
Undivided profits,- less expenses
and taxes paid 276 36
Indiv. deposits subject to
check..r.. $32,622 67
Demand certificates of de
posit none
Timecertificatesof deposit 23,667 33
Certified checks.. ..' none
Cashier's checks outstanding 47107 56.061 OT
Due to other banks none
Notes and bills re-discounted.'. boh
Bills payable 3,000 00
Liabilities other than those above
stated now
Total $72,037 41
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Barnes,
I, P. A. Pickett, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of mv knowledge
and belief. P- A. Pickett,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this Otk
day of September, 1913.
[Seal! J- O. Jensen.
Notary Public. Barnes county, N. D.
My commission expires Aug. 5,1918.
Correct—Attest:
Howard Willaon,
J. W. Widdifield,
Directors.
Must combine durabil
ity with good style.
You want your boy as
well dressed—probably
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neighbors'. He will be
if he wears
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CLOTHES
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