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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
5
Wimbledon and Ayr visitors mingle with Fargo and Sanborn names in a busy city page. Events include church suppers, ladies guild gatherings, a firemen meeting, a synod election, and a funeral. Local officials, educators, and business leaders travel for meetings and visits across Barnes County.
Guat Kruger of Fingal and John Peten of Fessenden transacted business in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig of Fingal shopped here. W W Arnold of Harvey visited yesterday. Mrs. Elsie M Harsh of Hankinson registered at a local hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell of Minot were visitors. Supt Marie J Nielson toured Wimbledon vicinity visiting Mrs. Finkgenhagen. Mr. Robinson of Hankinson looked for a bakery site. Hon Lee Combs traveled to Fargo for federal court matters. Darby O Malley and wife depart for Florida for two months. Congregational Brotherhood to join Oriska Brotherhood for supper. John Holland left for the east on business for several weeks. Mrs J Earley returned from St Paul after a week with friends. Mr. and Mrs Harry Noltimier of St Paul visiting Dr and Mrs S A Zimmerman.
Saturday updates report varied visits and events across Barnes and Ramset counties. Joe Carroll in St Paul visits McPherson. J H S Thomson attends Grain Growers convention in Fargo. trains delayed then resumed. Several locals recover from operations, travel to Hot Springs Arkansas, Los Angeles visits, and a busy slate of civic and social events including suffrage discussions, veterinary council elections, and church meetings.
Mrs Pred Stone and two children and Mrs A Rhodes traveled to Valley City Tuesday to be near Mr Stone at the hospital where he was resting and pleased to be there. Cooperstown Sentinel notes his recovery and warmth about the hospital stay. Anderson Clothing Co manager M P Krogh announces a strong January clearance sale with continued bargains and new offers to come. The weather turned colder last evening with no storm in sight and calm conditions persist.
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