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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
7
Thursday social and civic notes list visits and errands around Valley City. Names include Mrs. L. C. Bordwell, Mrs. WN Hermayn, Miss Edna Hansen, Miss Gladys Mikklesen, and Dr. Livingstone. Various hospital visits, attestations, and minor home events appear alongside remarks on a nine pound baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. N. Kaastad.
Kiwanis Club holds its weekly luncheon tomorrow at noon in Hotel Rudolf with Judge M J Englert as chairman. Plans to be submitted for the Charter Presentation set for Wednesday May 17 at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple. Dr L S Platou arrives from Fargo to discuss professional matters and political run for governor. Sheriff Larson reports a still found near Ted Jacobson’s farm. Jacobson jailed on bond denial awaiting next court session. Mrs S A Zimmerman hosts reception at Euclid home to introduce Mrs Maud Perkins from New York City and outline W C T U work with local Y and WMCA groups.
Friday's Daily Geo notes Willson of Leal and Murphy of Bismarck visiting Valley City. E Johnson of Hormel Pasting Co calls on customers. Beiseker of Fessenden and Flynn of Eckelson also visit on business. Mrs F P Stowell returns from Enderlin. Mr and Mrs Nordgaard celebrate golden wedding May 9 at Columbia Avenue home. ill two weeks prior. Children present gold pieces.
Saturday visits by Tolstad of Dazey and Rogers resident Mrs. L Engel are reported alongside multiple local errands. Frank Lannon and D Minogue acquire property, while Dr. Gratz of Epworth Leagu e plans a Belford sermon. The Grand Theatre shows a busy program with Poverty of Riches and a separate amateur one act play by High School students.
Mr and Mrs E N Mosher visited Valley City from Cazey for a day of shopping and business. Coach Guetzloe and the track team left for Fargo to compete in the A C May Festival against seven high schools. The Literary Section of the Community Club met at Mrs J B Meyer home with Mrs S P Ellis leading the Current History segment. Misa McCarthy and Mrs Harding presented papers on Kipling Irving and Cottee.
J H Sampson unloads a carload of high grade shorthorn cows purchased in St Paul for C W Rasmussen on the Rasmussen farm southwest of the city. Attorney B R Lanterman of Mandan visits and stays with Mr and Mrs C R Robertson. Lanterman is Mandan Rotary Club secretary. Otto Atari of New York City, a cousin of a long-unseen relative, returns home. Atari is a noted movie actor. C R Weber from Jamestown visits customers in town. Charlie likely watched baseball practice as the team prepares for the 18th game against the Jinikotans. Mrs Will H Moore hosts an afternoon of euchre with prizes awarded to Mrs Herman Stern and Mrs Manderud, followed by luncheon.
Northwest Nursery Co reports a fine 1922 yield and a purebred Hampshire sow just birthed seventeen piglets. Baseball workouts hampered by recent bad weather. indoor practice held at the school gym. Building on Fourth Avenue moves from Oliver Mackey to another owner. Lee Cowell completes road work on Sanborn road with Caterpillar tractor trimming edges. S. L. Lahlum wins $10 nursery stock prize at Barnes County fair and buys evergreens. Valley City advances to the semifinals of the interscholastic track meet in Fargo with strong showings in multiple events. Community Club holds a brief meeting at State Teachers College with District Feders delegates.
Elected to represent the Grace City Community Club are Mesdames Mythal er and Molatad with four strong departments. A May 18 report notes a lively program by the Muale Art and Drama department. Miss Chatharn's Glee Club from Public Schools performed, followed by Miss Deem on Textiles. Helen Stowell delivered The Hour Glass with notable talent. Fourth and Fifth grades chorus under Miss Amidon and a Junior High School group under Miss Waller also performed. Post-session refreshments were served as the Community Club closes a successful year.
The Use committee on Sports and Pass Times led by Major D. B. Ritchie outlines a May 28 score card test in Detroit Minnesota at Lake Melissa's course. Twenty four Jamestown and twenty four Valley City players will be chosen from certified cards turned in to Pro Howatt and licensed caddies starting May 14, with post office inspectors Switzer and Pearson visiting to adjust schedules.
The St. Cecelia's Conservatory, run by the Sisters of the Presentation, widens its influence in Valley City. Its growing enrollment mirrors high course quality and the school’s strong community appeal amid a limited teaching staff.
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