The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-09
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| enterprise, NOV. Mrs. Harry
Biggs went to Fargo last Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Moe was a Valley City visi
tor last Monday.
Mrs. George Hayes and her sister
Miss Kelley, were passengers tt
jamestown Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Cross, of McHenry, formerly
Miss May Lee of this place, was q
branch passenger last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Siegfried, oil
Fargo, were arrivals on No. Tuesday
morning for visit with Sanborn rela
tives and friends.
Mrs. Gust Komrosky favored us with
a call last Saturday, and renewed her
allegiance to the Enterprise. The
Komroskys are old settlers in these
parts.
The Enterprise received a pleasant
call from an old friend, John Craft, OF
Spiritwood, formerly Of this neighbor.
hood, last Friday. Mr.. Craft still finds
it profitable to read the Enterprise, a
habit he acquired many years ago.
Harry Vadnie has gone to McHenry
to take charge of w. A. Siegfried' s
drug store at that point. Patsy Cos
tilla, who has the charge of the place
since Mr.. Siegfried took possession,
left for Fargo, where he will enter
A. G. to finish in course in primary.
DR.. Shelton has left Sanborn to &C.
cept a position
w. "A. Siegfried motored to Coopers-
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Menke motored
to Leal yesterday.
The Norwegian Lutheran church is
receiving a fresh coat of paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Green, of Island
Lake neighborhood, were in Sanborn
Tuesday,
Mrs. Gottleib Lettenmaier was a
passenger to Valley City Monday
morning and return.
Willard DennisOn, of Jamestown, a
former Sanbornite, was in town greet
ing friends yesterday.
Merchant PRIME, of Eckelson, &C.
companied by Mrs. Prime, motored to
Sanborn and return yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Mexican was a weekend
guest of Miss label in Valley City, re-
turning on No. Sunday morning.
Andy McLees brought in a load OF
hogs yesterday from his farm in the
Clark City neighborhood.
Engineer Cline returned to work
yesterday morning, after a ten-days'
lay-off having his eyes tested and his
glasses readjusted.
VIM. Schriever and children have To-
Gated in Bolton, Mo- Maggie writes
to have the Enterprise sent to them
there as they cannot get along with
out it.
Irwin Halliday has again returned
to his home in Sanborn after an alb
sence of several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Willennar and Mr., and
Mrs. Noecker are entertaining at cards
tonight. Five hundred will be the
game.
W. R. Barnes, formerly of Odell
postoftice, later changed to Rogers,
and now of Valley City, is one of the
few living subscribers to the Enter
prise who got one of the first papers
issued from this Office, and has been
continuous subscriber ever since.
He and his father were working on
the section the fall of 1881, to help
exc out a living made necessary by a
short crop. Now Will is one of the
prosperous and well-to-do' farmers of
Barnes county. All this is recalled by
a friendly call he made upon US last
Thursday, he having just returned
from the funeral OF an old mutual
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Lawry.
Those two heavyweights, Rev. Mr..
Atkinson and Editor Mexican, went
Overland to Valley City and return
ed last Friday afternoon.
Jas. Houghtaling bought a stude.
baker car from a traveller and is hay-
ing 1t rebuilt at Jaberg's garage. Jim
will have some car when it is finished.
f.. W. Neustel, leaves today for Rob
inson. He will drive through a dis
lance of about 80 miles, and will take
MS time, hunting and sightseeing en-
route. The Enterprise will keep him
informed of doings in the old home
, neighborhood.
The Helping Hand society met with
MRS. Ralph Snyder yesterday after
noon.