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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
5
Wednesday's Daily lists residents and visitors including K McKay and wife at their Laverne farm, Hoffman from Oriska, Olson from Cooperstown, Riebe from Courtenay, and Kulseth. church and club meetings scheduled, referendum petitions urged, and Christmas travel plans noted along with various local remarks.
The Congregational Church of Valley City invites readers to two Christmas services on Sunday. Morning at 10:30 features choir music and a Christmas story, while the 7:30 p.m. evening program includes a story by Miss Helen Stowell. A formal invitation is extended to all.
The editor receives a letter from O. H. Aldahl describing a Los Angeles trip, heavy Christmas shopping, and tourism. He notes 33,000 winter residents, asks to change the paper’s address to 2907 East Fifth Street, and sends regards to the editor and Mrs. Trubshaw.
Tuesday report shows CG and A Cross representing Litchville in city affairs with visits from E W Herbert and N J Nelson handling business. Born to Mr and Mrs Louis Clark a baby girl last Saturday. Fargo businessman Standley and G R Mommid of Courtenay noted, with local and regional matters being attended to yesterday.
Dr Mildred Hanson of Fargo stops at Hotel Rudolf to attend matters before Cass County Judge Englert and Judge A B Guptill. Census work begins soon. A J Hamm of Remington Typewriters works local interests. N Gauche of Oriska. A O Tolstad of Dazey attend to affairs. Various church societies schedule meetings for Wednesday. Miss Ella Holtquist sells Right Price Mercantile Millinery to Miss Olive Hagenson, who plans Minneapolis move. Train No 1 2 to resume Thursday night after fuel shortages. Fire at Russell Milling bin contained by Chief Craswell. I V A officials note rising interest in politics. farmers show large turnout for independent speakers. John C Hanchett moves from Harvey to Valley City to open a law office.
The Independent Voters Association will host two meetings next Saturday at 2 PM and 8 PM. Rev Afien C Birch of Pembina, a noted preacher, is billed as a strong speaker and will present a talk titled On the Trail of the Red.
A North Dakota gathering features Theo G. Nelson and E L. Richter among speakers, with R A Nestos possible U S senator candidate. Dr. R E Skennard testified in a Jamestown rail damage suit using X rays. Axel Haglen named Fargo branch manager for Marshall Oil. Miss McKinney recovering from typhoid and an operation. marriage postponed. Jetter reports Miss Belle McKinney's illness in Iola Kansas. Congregational brotherhood hosting a large church supper with later entertainment plans announced by D W Clark.
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