The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-19

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largest private elevators in this sec
ton and is uptodate in every partic-
ular.
The weight of the newly cut sheaves
of grain indicates that the unusually
long heads are well filled with plump
berries and that the yield will be the
greatest in many years.
w. H. Dunkelberger has sold his bar.
bershop to A. ]. Baudoin, of Mandan,
who took possession last Monday NOR
ming. The Dunkelbergers will remove
to their former home in Indiana. Mr..
and Mrs. Dunkelberger have many
friends here by whom they will be
sadly missed. All Join in wishing
them prosperity.
G. Hunter was threshing rye Tues
day. &c., .M..
Mrs. Edith Luessen, of Valley City,,
is here this week.
Ralph Snyder had 80 acres of barley
cut and in the shock Tuesday.
Martin Conlon, of Eckelson, was
Sanborn arrival Tuesday evening.
C. H. MCGEE, with his high powered
car, was here from Oriska yesterday.
Miss Inga Bagley has returned from
a visit to her brother Carl, at Makoti.
Hon. R. B. Cox, of Wimbledon, was
a passenger to jamestown Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Die:nert and Mrs.
Hinschberger have returned from
their automobile trip to Langdon.
Willie Murphy and family motored
to Rogers and returned On Friday eve
ming.
Grace Moe and Minnie Lavery, of
Valley City, are visiting Mrs. J. F.
Jaberg.
George Gordon, an old time Clark
Citian, was doing business in sanborn
yesterday.
Alvin Noecker has the frame up for
a new barn on his residence property
on Third street.
Mrs. John Lawry is having a new
barn erected on her farm north of
town, 32x60 feet.
Miss Agnes Edin, nurse at st. Johns
hospital, Fargo, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Chas. Winterer.
Mrs. A. H. Cramer, with Bernice
and Arthur, left Tuesday evening for
4 visit with Mrs. F. O. Olsen, in Far
90.
Auditor Rearick, of Cooperstown,
and wife were en- route to Rochester,
Mimi, Monday, where Mrs. Rearick
goes for treatment.
Rye, barley and wheat is being cut !
and if fair weather continues, the gen.
eral harvest will be under way by |!
the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Snyder had as !
heir guests over Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. D. Snyder and son, Robert, of Ar
7illa, N. D., and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Spearman, of Crookston, MINI. The |
former are Mr. Snyder's father and
mother and the latter his sister and
They drove through |
n car Saturday and returned Mon
lay.
A slight hailstorm struck in south
west of Sanborn last evening, but no
damage was done.
w. X. Wood, of Mansfield, was in
town today. He is preparing to har-
vest his bumper crop.
A lawn party plimentary to Mrs. |
W. B. Dunkelberger was given last
evening on the Houghtaling lawn by
her Sunday school class. Mr.. Dunkel-
berger's class was also expected to
participate, but it's members are camp
ing on the Valley City Chautauqua
grounds. A few others were invited,
and about twenty were present. Games
were played, ice cream and other re-
freshments we're served, and the affair
proved to be very delightful one.
Among the Sanbornites in Valley
City last Saturday were: Mrs. Annie
Miller, Miss Annie Henderson, Mrs. A.
H. Cramer, Russell, Arthur and Ruth
Biggs, Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Boughten,
Rev. Frank Atkinson and son, Bert
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Miller, George, Clar-
ence and Kenneth; Mrs. Lang, C. F.
Revell, Paul and Margaret; Mr.. and
Mrs. Peder Peterson, Anna, Mary and
George, John, Ralph and Sam Dienert,
Mrs. G. O. LANCER, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Mexican, Harold Boughten and others
whose names escaped us.