The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-09-07
OF several weeks with Minnesota rela-
tives and friends. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Mains mother, Mrs.

lives ana ITleuOS. Auey were dCCOM'
panied by Mrs. Mains mother, Mrs.
Disch.
Misses Elder, Yingling and Lem
hart were passengers to Jamestown
last Monday morning, where they
spent the day visiting st. Johns aca-
denny and other places Of interest and
personal friends.
Charlie Crowther, erstwhile locomo.
tive engineer on the branch, has dis
posed of his residence property in
Fargo and spent few days here last
week, while waiting to complete the
transfer papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Vadnie and Jack,
of Sherbrook, parents and brother of
Harry Vadnie, and F. l.. Ray, of Hope,
were Sanborn visitors Sunday, the
guests Of Harry Vadnie, employed in
Siegfried's drug store.
w. E. Williams, manager of the
Sanborn Produce Co., returned Satur-
day from Litchville, where he estab-
lished a branch station. Walter Ber-
geron is temporarily in charge. Mr..
Williams says the new branch opens
auspiciously.
Engineer Tom Costello, who has
been head push on the N. P. weed
burning outfit for some weeks past,
has completed his job for the season,
and will next take one Of the Valley
City pushers. He greeted Sanborn
friends last Sunday. ' +7sS
Mrs. Samuel Zingg, from the Mis-
souri, river country, was an arrival last
Saturday, en- route for Walum, for a
visit with her daughter, Florence, who
is sick and will probably be operated
been suffering for some time.
Six auto loads of Green township
residents passed through town Sunday
en- route to Spiritwood lake. They
were piloted by L. K. Stillings and
Andrew Davidson and tarried long
enough to say that crops looked bet
ter up here than with them.
Miss Lancetta Steele Is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. W. A. Siegfried. Miss
Steele has spent the past three years
in England, and but recently gradu.
fated from the Royal Academy of Mu-
sic. She has had interesting and un.
usual experiences in London since the
war started.
Charley Rebscher was a Sanborn
Caller last Saturday. -
w. w. Blacker was an arrival from
the county hub last Friday. ....-..
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Boughten were
county seat visitors Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Williams returned from
Litchville Thursday evening. ~
Joe Willkomm arrived from Valley
City on No. Friday morning. .=
C. E. Hanson, Of MinneWaukan, Wis
tied the home folks the past week.
Miss Ruth Biggs returned from
jamestown on No. Monday evening.
! The frame of Willie Nocker's new
barn begins to loom up south of town.
Miss Hulda Hansen is visiting at
the Mrs. John .Lawry home, arriving
Tuesday.
| Miss Mabel Schrieter left for Bis.
marck Friday morning for visit with
her relatives.
Mrs. NJ. Hinchberger and daughter,
Grille, returned from Eckelson Sat
urday evening. "e
Arthur Shafer, of Duluth, is looking
after the interests of the late John
Shafer estate here.
R. B. Cox and son, of Wimbledon,
motored through town Friday en- route
to Valley City I.
I w. M. Wright, Of Aurora, S. D., who
owns a farm north of town, is here
looking after his interests. s.g .-#
Mrs. Hanna Roberts, of Fargo, re.
turned to her home last Saturday, at.
ter visit with Sanborn relatives.
I Mrs. Clements and children, visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cline, motored to
Fargo Sunday, accompanied by Miss
Levett Cline.
Mrs. C. F. Revell, Paul and Margar.
ct were passengers to Fargo last Sat
urday, where they will spend a week
with Mrs. Dwight Simmons.
Mrs. R. E. Kee and daughters and
Mrs. Thos. Swartout, left Saturday
for Valley City, where Mrs. Kee will
be the guest of Mrs. Swartout.
Kenneth, C. G. and Bruce Kee went
to Spiritwood Saturday, where they
will visit with their grandparents, Mrs.
and Mrs. George Bronson.
Miss Tremblay left for her home in
Superior, Wis, last Saturday, after a
visit at the Beaudoin home. Mr. Trem-
blay left the Monday previous.
There will be a stated communica.
ton of Sanborn lodge A. F. & A. M.
No. II, on Tuesday evening, Sept. 5.
The movies shown in Sanborn this
week, using Houghtaling lights and
machinery, were the best we have
seen. Mr.. Houghtaling evidently has
a first class outfit.
0. b. Hanson, of the First National
Bank of Minnewaukan. visited rela-
tives and friends here this week. Mr..
Hanson has been with the First Ma
ttonal for the past five years.
Jim Hutchinson, blacksmith for.
merly working for H.. c. Stroh, is
greeting friends here today. He has
just recovered from another attack of
rheumatism and erysipelas.
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