The Weekly Times-Record from Valley City, North Dakota • Page 11

Villlage of Nome Village of Rogers Village of Oriska School District No. 1.. School District No. 2.. School District No.

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42 School District No. 43 School District No. 45 School District No. 46 to Bank 2,793.96 On deposit First State Bank of Lucca 2,130.46 On deposit Bank of On deposit Pillsbury State Bank On deposit Security State Bank of Pillsbury Currency, coin and 2,084.44 2,154.79 2,143.36 2,661.11 $142,165.69 Respectfully submitted, THOS. A.

COLLINS, County Treasurer. Above balances stand to the credit of the following funds: State taxes State fines Principal payments School land interest Farm loans County revenue County interest County sinking County tuition County road, unorganized (over drawn) County road fund County bridge County jail County fair County insane 1,307.78 5.00 86V.36 10j.30 405.27 32,671.21 1,041.99 2,414.25 1,192.21 492.70 3,501.55 9,454.98 1,034.76 141.97 3,516.95 County building 4,418.77 County better farming Teachers' institute Teachers' insurance and retirement fund Motor vehicle license fund. Inheritance tax Private redemptions Township of Alta Township of Anderson Township of Ashtabula Township of Baldwin Township of Einghampton. Township of Brimer Township of Cuba Township of Dazey Township of Edna Township of Eilsbury Township of Eckelson Township of Grand Prairie Township of Green Township of Greenland Township of Getchell Township of Hemen Township of Hobart Township of Lake Town Township of Mansfield Township of Meadow Lake Township of Minnie Lake Township of Marsh Township of Noltimier Township of Norma Township of Nelson Township of Oakhill Township of Oriska Township of Pierce Township of Potter Township of Raritan Township of Rogers Township of Rosebud Township of Skandia Township of Spring Creek. Township of Springvale Township of Svea Township of Sibley Township of Stewart Township of Thordenskjold Townshop of Weimer Township of Weimer Village of Sanborn Village of Wimbledon Village of Litchville 1,227.88 216.11 6.66 I Back East for theHolidags LOW ROUND for FARES TRIP SOUTH EAST DATES of SALE: DEC 1st to 31st, 1916 From Stations in Montana, North and South Dakota ARE YOU GOING to FLORIDA CALIFORNIA? Aak the Agent Ahsut Through State On deposit First Bank of Rogers On deposit Eckelson State mnvvn School District No.

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96 School District No. 97 School District No. 99 School District No. 33X Noltimier School Svea School District Grand Prairie School Dis trict 2,158.92 5,260.77 647.03 533.44 Eilsbury School District 41.24 Baldwin School District 79.46 95.50 97.70 38.62 106.43 487.13 84.67 15.41 43.80 84.92 35.96 689.02 235.22 40.15 90.29 39.74 81.24 9.04 282.20 461.65 130.42 180.93 27.10 344.21 12.35 103.38 7.68 121.61 20.64 49.12 6.16 131.19 163.29 147.24 jng 158.96 ried the board adjourned to meet at 10 o'clock a. Dec.

4, 1916. Attest: C. W. NELSON, H. J.

Holloway, Plaintiff, 124.54 614.08 7.49 I 26.04 55.51 64.89 33.10 147.59 26.88 81.94 11.76 53.03 67.14 149.66 15.92 90.05 124.65 8on son To Balance 85,667.68 Thoreson and Miss Lindis Thoreson On motion duly seconded and car- were shoppers at Kathryn last Friday, ried the county auditor was instructed! John F. Henrikson was a visitor at to advertise for bids for county de- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Alpositories for ensuing two years. lains last Saturday afternoon.

The balance of the day was spent, Martin Olstad and Gust Collins were taking up road work for 1917. I transacting business in Valley City On motion duly seconded and car- last Saturday. Auditor Barnes County, N. D. of 141.23 STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN-, Carl Henrikson came down from 69.74 ty The C.

N. Nelson Lumber Company, a fendants. SUMMONS The State of North Dakota to the Above Named Defendants: You are hereby summoned to answer the complaint in this action which will be filed with the Clerk of vniaep of 171.18 will be taken against you by default A. Anderson last Saturday. 19.03 49.70 52.58 43.53 610.85 61.41 262.42 the District Court of Barnes County, from the Jerpland farm which he pur113.25 North Dakota, and to serve a copy of chased last fall to his home farm.

178.72 your answer upon the subscriber with- Hans Jacobson of Fingal moved the 178.72 in thirty days after the service of this building. 115.92 summons upon you exclusive of the day Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Larson autoed 95.71 of such service and in case of your to Valley City last Thursday. 38.06 failure to appear or answer, judgment! G. O. Aas was a visitor with Peter 4 A A MA WA Vi aaim fPUfttin Vl A OOT'TTlP 111 for the relief demanded in the com- There will be services in the Sheyplaint. enne Valley church Thursday, ThanksF.

W. AMES, I giving Day, Nov. 30, at 11 o'clock. AfPlaintiff's Attorney, Residence and Postoffice address, Mayville, N. D.

To the Above Named Defendants: 122.76 Take notice that the complaint 32.27 in this action entitled in the 398.89 foregoing summons was filed with last Friday on his motorcycle on ship138.38 the clerk of the District Court of ping. 170.46 Barnes County, North Dakota on Andrew C. Nelson and Casper Haak614 93 15, A. D. 1916, and that the action re- enson were in Kathryn last Friday 8.79 lates to and is to quiet the title of the with some hogs and cattle.

128.88 North East Quarter of Section No. 8 in Township No. 143 North of Range No. ness visitor last Saturday. 56, west of the 5th P.

M. F. W. AMES, Plaintiff's Attorney.1 (First Pub. Nov.

23.) (Last Pub. Dec. 28.) BEREA Nov. Naekel has just com4.22 pleted digging a well for Mat Loendorf. 37.66 Mrs.

Jake Miller and Miss Emma 279.11 Zaclirison were callers at the Sea25.21 strand home Thursday afternoon. 13.76 Mrs. Will Gallipo and daughter, Mrs. 521.28 Clifford Abrahamson, of Valley City, 41.75 visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

423.61 John P. Kramer Friday afternoon. 54.72 Mr. and Airs. Bill Stack spent Sun.71 day with Mr.

and Mrs. Nels Anderson. 22.14 Nels has rented the THE WEEKLY TIMES-RECORD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1916. farm and recently moved his family there from Valley City. Theresa Kramer accompanied the George M.

Young family to Washington, D. Friday afternoon, leaving on No. 4. a number of this vicinity took in the Old Settlers' picnic at Valley City Thursday evening and all reported a good time. Mr.

Chief Cook from the "Olive Oil Oate" found walking to better advantage then trying to make his Ford ramble without gasoline. Mrs. Gertrude Loendorf, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Monson the past week, left Sunday for Marion, where she will visit with her daughter, Mrs. Frank Kramer. Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Belknap, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hoyer and daughter, Dorothy, from Valley City, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jacobson and family, from Dazey, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Peterson. SHEYENNE VALLEY Nov.

the farmers in this neighborhood have had to quite plowing because the ground has frozen up. Rasmus Olsberg of Kathryn was seen in this neighborhood last Auesday buying cattle. Jens Henrikson was a visitor with G. O. Aas last Wednesday evening.

Casper Haakenson helped Helge Olson a couple of days last week hauling home hay. The Sheyenne Valley Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. James G. Thoreson last Thursday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Jens Gregerson and family of West Prairie, John F. Henrikson and Arthur Thoreson were visit- With Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greger and family last Sunday afternoon.

89.831 Oscar E. Aas helped Helge Olson 39.39 last Monday doing some butchering. 2.49, Miss Nine Henrikson visited with 51.70 Miss Lina Pederson last Tuesday af38.02 ternoon. 11.081 christian Hagen took a flying trip 6-93 to Enderlin last Thursday on his mo13.72 torcycle on business and Sidney Gre68.40 gerson went with him. Miss Marie Henrikson was a guest 348.52 with Mrs.

G. O. Aas last Thursday af35.83 ternoon. 4.051 Knut Severson and Arthur Thore10.04 has been busy nowadays hauling 6-93 wheat to Fingal. 32.42 I Mr.

and Mrs. Ole P. Olstad and fani220.79 iiy were visiting with. Mr. and Mrs.

27.42 Jens Rensby last Wednesday evening. 11.35 Mrs. James G. Thoreson was a 4-30 Kathryn shopper last Tuesday. 355.46) John F.

Henrikson and Casper 424.24 Haakenson were visitors with Alfred 112.07 Anderson last Tuesday evening. 35.99 G. o. Aas and son Alfred were busi137.30 ness visitors in Fingal last Thursday. 388.34 Miss Inga Monson was visiting at 3.92 the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Anton Sebby 130.07 last Thursday evening. 106.25 Misses Nina and Marie Henrikson 18.38' were Kathryn shoppers last Friday af352.01 ternoon. 1 -35 Joseph Stevens helped Alfred Ander10.29 son a couple of days last week haul194.01 jng home hay. 23.911 Mrs.

Joseph Allain was a Valley City 21.09 shopper last Friday. 243.581 Peter Gregerson and son Sidney were busy last Saturday hauling home 69.85 straw from Ole Stevens place. 159.16 Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thoreson, Mr.

286.65 and Mrs. Ole W. Thoreson. James G. Casper Haakenson was a visitor with John F.

Henrikson last Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Martin Olstad and Mrs. Oscar E. Aas and daughter Ida were shoppers Valley City 1st Saturday.

in District Court, Benedict last Monday and was visiting Fifth Judicial District. at 1 Corporation, Mattie E. Robinson, nesday which he had sold there. Helen Frances Robinson, Eva L. We have had some warm fine weaEush, Vera R.

Lush, Mattie E. Rob- ther lately, just ilke summer. inson as Guardian of Helen Frances Alfred Erickson, of Benedict, was a Robinson, Minor, Frances Beidler, visitor in this neighborhood a couple and all other persons unknown of days last week. claiming any estate or interest in or Mrs. Ole Stevens visited with Mrs.

lien or incumbrance upon the prop- Anton Sebby last Sunday afternoon, erty described in the complaint, De There was no school last week be- home for a couple of days and re- turned last Thursday. Against Sidney Gregerson helped Gust Col- 1 lins with a steer to Kathryn last Wed- cause the teacher was in Fargo at the North Dakota Education Association. Misses, Nina and Marie Henrikson were visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Peter A.

Anderson one day last week. T. J. Sebby has moved the barn ter the services the Sheyenne Valley Ladies Aid will serve dinner in the basement and there will be an auction sale too. Everybody welcome.

1 Christian Hagen took a trip to Daily Jens Rensby was a Kathryn busi- STEWART I 1 1 Nov. and Conrad Potter were callers at the Maresh farm Mondav evening. I Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Potter spent Sunday evenig at Joe Vandrovec's.

Marian Rohde spent the week end with her sister. Mrs. Will Potter. Val Potter called at Will Potter's Tuesday. A large crowd of young and old was entertained at a goose dinner at the George Dotting home Sunday.

The afternoon was spent in pleasant conversation and card playing. In the evening R. W. Menke responded with some good old-time songs, the boy's quartet also gave few selections. Schmelkel singing "Potato Grasses Bugs." All went home feeling that they had spent a pleasant day.

Stewart was well represented at a turkey raffle which was held at Frank Vndrovec's last Tuesday evening. George Maresh and Carl Thiel were lucky enough to win and bring home five turkeys. Frank Potter was a Valley City visitor Thursday. Will Potter accompanied, by George Rohde, hauled a load of barley to Rogers Thursday. A number of neighbors and friends gathered at the Frank Vandrovec, home Friday evening to bid them farewell.

Mr. and Mrs. Vandrovec expect to leave this week for California, where they will spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Alnes, Ludwig Alnes, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vandrove: spent Saturday evening at Conrad Potter's. Mrs. Will Rohde and sons, Fred, George and Jake, autoed to Valley City Saturday.

Frank Potter caller at Joe Starke's Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dotting and famP.yand Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Kellar spent Friday evening at Arnold Zaun's. Mrs. Pete Alnes and Mrs. Joe Starke were callers at Frank Vandroves's Saturday. GETCHELL PRAIRIE Nov.

and Edna Whitcher spent the week end with Adelaide and Nathan White. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Whitcher were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. 11. Getchell Sunday evening.

Miss Evelyn Downs attended the institute at Fargo, Thursday and Friday and then spent the week end at her home near Oriska. A number of the young people enjoyed Sturday 'evening by skating on a lake in George Stiles' pasture. Mr. Mudgett and son and Charles Whitcher autoed up to the Walter Emery and Sam Blank farms Sunday forenoon. Mr.

Longfellow spent Friday and Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitcher.

Bernard Grotberg, of Grand Forks, attended church and Sunday school at the Getchell church. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.

Whitcher enter- Mr. and Mrs. Wni. Harper entertained Mr. and Mrs.

M. M. White, Mr. Longfellow and Gertrude Longfellow at supper Sunday evening. Mrs.

J. H. Rogers' sister, Mrs. Rhodie, of Washington, came Sunday to spend several days at the Rogers' home. Gussie and Mort White were guests of Mr.

and Mrs. S. E. Harper at supper Sunday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Ames. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor and family were guests of the: two Roger families Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Iionzheimer and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

C'has. Ronzheimer at dinner Sunday. In the evening Wm. Ronzheimer's au- church. Mr.

and Mrs. Ames are spending a couple of weeks with their daughter, Mrs. .1. H. Rogers.

Mrs. L. A. Luther is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs.

chas. Whitcher. Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Miss Hazel Curtis resumed her school duties again Monday after a two weeks' absence caused by illness. to Long Beach. to remain for the balance of the winter. E.

R. Fritch returned to Dazey last Friday from the Twin Cities, where he had been with a car of stock for the Dazey Stock Shippers' Association. The teachers of the grammar room and high school left Tuesday evening for Fargo to be in attendance at the state meeting of the North Dakota Education Association. Axel Olson, who has been working for George N. Rasruusson the past summer, left Thursday evening for Seattle, where he expects to remain during the coming winter months.

Mr. and Mrs. Ole Oppegard are the proud parents of twin boys born to them Tuesday evening. Mother and babies are reported to be getting along fine and Ole has been wearing a regular Taft smile. WALUM Dazey Commercial, Nov.

W. Everson left Wednesday for Fargo on business. P. C. Nelson went to Cooperstown Monday to serve on the jury.

Henry Lewis left Monday for Coopestown to serve on the jury. Henry Sampson and family left Wednesday to take up residence on his Minnesota homestead. Fred Butler went down to Rogers Saturday evening to visit over Sunday with relatives and friends. Erik Rud came up from Valley City Monday to cast his vote here. He returned to his home Tuesday.

Eric O. Wallin left Wednesday morning for Montana, where he was called to the bedside of his sick brother. l'P tained the Ladies' Society at the first dinner of the season last Mr. As it happened to be the fortieth anniversary of the wedding of their host and hostess the ladies surprised them by presenting a sheaf of hugh yellow chrysanthemums. came t-down toed to Valley City, taking Hilda and social event for a long Miles Ronzheimer down to school and: Several of the young folics trom while there they all attended the evening service at the Methodist "ert! attendance and a highly eu- Rogers Citizen, Nov.

Eva Mrs. North has lived in this neighborCurtis was visiting among her friends hood for over 30 years and it is with here last week. feeling of deep regret among her M. L. Ladbury and family spent Sun- many friends that she leaves this viday visiting at the Fred Mosher home.

cinity. Mrs. North and Mrs. Barnes Fred Mosher and family spent Mon-1 expect to spend the winter in ('alitorday evening visiting at the home of nia and in the spring they will make Henry Curtis and family, Raymond Kins and wife and Ernest Ladburv! and Miss Hannah Kins visited at the last Wednesday morning after bavin Ole Stai home Sunday. spent several weeks visiting with Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Kins and 1 fk DAlZEY Miss Hannah Kins expect to leave Miss Thelma Woodcock was a pasleave Thursday for Hawley, senger to Valley 'City Monday evenwhere they will spend a few weeks I irig to resume her duties at the Norvisiting with relatives and friends. mal after having made a short visit Last Friday evening a number of with home folks. the young peonle of this vicinity met, Oscar Wilson and Martin Simenson at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Raymond autoed down to Valley City last FriKins and a very enjoyable evening was day evening to attend "The Fall of a spent playing progressive rook. Commercial, Nov. Oppe day. Lucas Anderson, who has spent the past summer working in this vicinity, left Saturday for his home in Minnesota. Mrs.

John A. Carlson went up to Hannaford last Saturday to visit over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Ludvig Iiareland. 4 ROGERS Citizen, Nov. Butler autoed up to Walum Sunday for a short visit.

L. W. Carr and family moved onto the Gieske farm this week. Fred J3utler was down from Walum Sunday for a short visit with relatives and friends at this place. Mrs.

Sam Aandahl, of Litchville, was that place Sunday for a short at Lawry home. ant' Mrs. T. x- Calnan, of Wim- bledon, spent several hours in Rogers one afternoon the latter part of last week. G.

J. Parker left the first of the week for St. Paul, where he will spend a few weeks visiting with relatives and friends. Uus Becker came down from Bowden for a short visit with home folks. He returned to Bowden Saturday morning.

M. Naughton and family attended the supper in Valley City last Friday evening given by the ladies of St. Catherine's church. Helmer Christenson and Clifford. Colville, who are attending school in from that place Tuesday evening to spend a few days visiting with home folks.

The leap year dance given in the Rogers hall last Friday evening drew out the largest gathering that has at- Leal and other neighboring places joyable time was reported by all. About 20 ot' the most intimate friends of Mrs. C. L. North and Mrs.

Lilly Barnes gathered at the home of Mrs. Nels Larson for the purpose of bidding farewell to these two ladies before their departure from this The afternoon was very pleasantly spent in reminiscences and conversation. Mrs. North was presented with a beautiful silk hand SIBLEY TRAIL bag, while Mrs. Barnes was given a large box of candy as a token of esteem from their many friends here.

their home near Hensler, this state. Ed Lawry and sister. Rose, and Mrs. Sam Aandahl were passengers to Valley City Monday evening for a short visit. friends and relatives at Akeley, Minn.

Nation" which was being shown at the Rex theater. Miss Hazel Aygarn came up Tuesday evening from Valley City, where she is attending high school, and will spend the vacation visiting with home relatives and friends. gard is reported on the sick list this 'ast Friday evening after having spent week. the past couple of weeks visiting with Rev. L.

A. Dodge went down to' relatives and friends ill the Twin Rogers Thursday afternoon for a short visit. Miss Dagne Hatland visited at the vicinity. 0. C.

Nolen home, east of town, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. EJ. M. McGarrv and Misses Carrie and Petra Peterson left Monday evening for their home in Colfax, after having spent the past summer in this vicinity.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Hovige. of Badger, are spending the week in Dazey visiting at the home of the latter's sisted, Mrs.

A. O. LaValley. Mr. nd Mrs.

T. E. Christianson left Thursday for Virofua, where they will visit with relatives and friends for a week or so and then will go on to Hot Springs, for a after which they will go I 'v't Mrs. A. P.

Farrell returned home Cities and other Minnesota points Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lawry and two Mrs. Marvin Lockhart was reported children returned to their home at on the sick list the first of the week. I Pillsbury, last Saturday after Harry Barr was reported on the sick having spent the past few weeks visitlist a few days the first of the week.

ing. with relatives and friends inthis Miss Florence Farrell and Richard Leahy autoed down to Valley City last Friday afternoon to attend the "Fall of a Nation" which was being shown at the Rex theater. Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Iviser, of Chester, are the proud parents of a baby boy, born to them last Thursday.

A number of the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Yule were entertained at their home last Saturday evening to a delicious oyster supper. Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Grangaard, of Jamestown, spent a few days in Rogers the latter prt of last week visiting at the home of the former's brother, M. O. Grangaard, and family.

Mrs. O. L. North and Mrs. Lilly arnes left Tuesday evening for Valley City, where they expect to visit with friends for a few days and from there they will go on to Long Beach, to PAGE ELEVEN spend the winter.

In the spring they will move to Hensler, where they will reside on a farm near that place. The best wishes of their many friends In this vicinity go with thom Into their new home. Misses Emma and Rolla ChristensoP were mong the rural teachers from this vicinity who left Tuesday evening for Fargo to be in attendance at the state meeting of the North Dakota Education Association. There was a turkey raffle and card prty at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Vandrovec on Tuesday evening of this week. Quite a number from town were in attendance and a highly enjoyable evening was reported by all who were there. Frank Smith departed last Saturday evening for Hensler, this state, shipping his personal property with him, and will make his future home on a farm near that place. His many friends in Rogers nd vicinity are sorry to see him leave this community, but wish him much success in his new home. The enthusiastic Wilson supporters took occasion to show their feelings in the matter of his re-election by having a wilson parade as soon as it became definitely known how the election hd gone.

They marched around the town a number of times bearing the portrait of the president and cheering over his victory. S. R. Burch was in the city Friday from Minneapolis. M.

M. Herman was registered at the Rudolf Friday from Minneapolis. Axel Olson, of Dazey, was a visitor in Valley City Friday, stopping at the Valley Hotel. L. H.

Smith was in the city Friday stopping at the Rudolf. C. F. Raach was a visitor at Fargo Wednesday, returning to the city Wednesday evening. The Home Economics club will meet Monday evening at the home of Mrs.

Matt Krogh, on Ninth avenue. J. M. Shomaker, of Minneapolis, was among the visitors here Friday. O.

A. Moe and Ed Hinchberger, of Sanborn, were in the city Thursday. H. P. Holm was a passenger to Steele Friday morning on No.

7 on matters of business. Charley Hansen, of McHenry, was in the city Sunday. John Tracy and J. J. Earley were passengers Sunday evening for St Paul.

Mae La Pointe, of Enderlin, was in the city Sunday, and was registered at the Kindred. L. E. Schmoll, ticket agent at the N. P.

depot, was absent from his duties Sunday owing to illness. I J. L. Betzina left. Friday morning for I Rogers, where he intended to spend day taking orders for the Northwest Nursery Co.

('. D. Jacobus and son, of Montevideo, were business callers in Valley City Friday. Mr. Jacobus is a licensed auctioneer.

J. E. Fee, of St. Paul, was among the out-of-town callers in Valley City Friday and while here he registered as a guest at the Valley Hotel. Agnes, the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John Neustaedter, is very ill this week with pneumonia at Mhe Valley City General hospital, The Pastime billiard parlors will have returns giving a full telegraphic account of the football game Saturday afternoon, Magnus and Alfred Anderson, of Rogers, were in the city Friday, coming down Thursday evening and stopI ping at the Valley Hotel while here. Rew Henly, who recently returned to the city from Amidon, has accepted a position with the Barnes County Abstract t'o. during their busy season. Jesse J.

Taylor, of Oriska, who is well known in the city was a caller here Thursday. Mr. Taylor is the cashier of the State Bank or urisKa. Linford Times: Mrs. Alfstad ana daughter, who have been guests at the John Thune home the past week, left for their home at Valley City Tuesday, Miss 1 Mrs.

Edgar Formoe returned home Anna Von Sien, of the Chaffee store, returned to the city Sunday evening from Fargo, where she was a visitor over Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. L. S.

Platou and their daughter, Lila, leave Friday evening for Minneapolis to attend the football game between Minnesota and Wiscon- sin on Saturday. The doctor will return to the city immediately after the game, and Mrs. Platou and Miss Lila will remain in the Twin Cities for a visit of several days with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hall expect to leave Valley City in the near future for Chicago to make their future home, Mr.

Hall going to take over the Chicago office of the Blackwell-Panhandle Lumber company, which he has formerly represented. The family expect to be settled in their new home some time about Jan. 1, but they will leave Valley City a little earlier than that, as Mrs. Hall and Helen will visit at Mrs. Hall's former home in Iowa.

The many friends of the family will regret to learn of their decision to leave here. Mrs. Albert Hollinsliead was an arrival in the city Friday morning on No. 7 from Oriska, to spend the day in the I city with the Hollinshead families. She leaves Saturday for Jamestown for a short stay, and next week exI pects to leave for Spokane, to visit with her daughter, Mrs.

Roy Petty, and family. Mrs. Hollinshead la planning to be there for Thanksgiving and will remain until after the Christmas season. Fargo Forum: Another pretty prenuptial affair in honor of Miss Evelyn I Everhart, of this city, was given this afternoon by Misses Ruth and Faith Gardner at their home, 310 Thirteenth street south. About 20 young ladies were guests, including Miss Hope Wallace, of Valley Citv, who came here to attend tlje N.

D. E. A. sessions, and is a guest at the Gardner home. One amusing diversion of the afternoon was writing proposals, in the supposed terms in which the honor guest's proposal was couched.

Informal program features that were much enjoyed consisted of vocal numbers by Miss Lillian McCulloch, by Miss Maude Knight and piano numbers by Miss Etta Levitz. Miss Everhart was given a shower of useful and ornamental kitchen articles, the parcels being taken to her by little Marjorie Frame. The hostesses served a dainty twocourse lunch, and were assisted by Miss Alice Pearson. Yellow chrysanthemums were used as the decorations. i-m iiiii..