The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-24
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Enterprise, Aug. 17-Pierce Gray
has joined the army OF Ford owners.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Olsen motored
back to Fargo Monday.
Mrs. Martin Conl0n, Of Eckelson,
was a passenger on No. I for home
Tuesday morning.
A. J. Linn is enjoying visit from
his mother, who arrived from Lansing,
Mich, last Monday.
A. H. Cramer is running on the
branch passenger train, ]. l.. Hougn-
falling having taken lay-off.
O. M. Johnson, Eckels0n merchant,
and NJ. L. Benson, of Spiritwood, were
friendly callers at this Office Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Potter, of Coop
erstown, were arrivals Monday morn
ing for visit with Mrs. Potter's par
ents and other relatives and friends.
Some macaroni wheat has been
threshed in this vicinity and reports
are received that there is fairly good
showing. A number of separators will
be in operation this week.
The Misses label, of Valley City,
who have been visiting friends in this
neighborhood for the past week, left
for home Tuesday evening on No. 8.
J. L. Houghtaling mas returned from
the east, where he purchased a No. l
moving picture outfit. He is arrang.
ing to produce his films in the city hall
and hereafter Sanborn will have a
movie show once or twice week
anyhow. ..r ......
W. E. Williams and family left for
Litchville Tuesday morning, at which
point Mr.. Williams will install a
branch of the Sanborn Produce Co.
Later Mr.. Bergeron will take charge of
it, and Mr.. Williams will return to
Sanborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Rauk, of Forest
City, Iowa, came Saturday and will re-
main for couple of weeks. Mr.. Rauk
is a step-brother of Mrs. Peter Reid
and Archie Rauk. He is looking for
land and if he finds piece to suit him,
may sell his Iowa land and buy here.
He is practical farmer and wants to
get a larger acreage than his small
Iowa holdings.
Fred Lewis, of Binford, brother-in-
law of Peter Reid, came into town
from Valley City last Saturday after:
noon with new Paige car He said
the I. w. WIS scattered carpet lacks
on the gravel road out of Valley City
out Of revenge for having been driven
out of the city by the police. He was
fortunate enough to escape them, but
that others were less lucky.
A. c. Walters received new thresh-
ing rig Tuesday.
BARLEY Clancy has left Bismarck
and has gone to Taylor.
Charley Maier was a passenger on
No. Z yesterday morning for Eckelson.
Mrs. A. H. Cramer and children are
visiting at the Green Island Lake farm.
John Brady, old-time railroader, of
Valley City, was Sanborn visitor yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Knable were coun-
ty seat visitors the day Hughes didn't
speak.
twenty-five additional dwelling
rouses are needed in Sanborn to sup
ply the demand.
j u. LdItd, a OoAAO0tO"A pAONSNA ssAA>e
business man, was Santorn VISITOR
last Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Murphy and Mrs. w. c.
Schreiter were passengers from Valley
City on No. z Monday morning.
John More, of Wimbledon, one OF
the More Bros, leading implement and
automobile dealers of the state, was
transacting business here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Barthel brought
their invalid boy back from Valley
City yesterday morning, where they
had taken him for special treatment.
A little barley was threshed on the
old Jacobs farm Tuesday, which prom
ises about 20 bushels per acre. Wheat
on this farm is poor crop.
Tom Mexican was down from Darcy
Sunday, returning the same evening.
John Thompson, an 0ld-time Barnes
county boy, was an arrival from Lodi
CAL. last Friday evening.
Mrs. T. J. Lawry, of Granite, Mont,
was an arrival Tuesday of last week
10 visit her mother-in-law, Mrs. John
Lawry, and other relatives.
Miss Ethel Davies. of the First Ma.
tional bank, is taking a fortnight's va.
cation. part of which she is spending
with relatives and friends in the Ut
bana neighb0rhood.
Word comes that young Bomstad,
whose mysterious disappearance about
year ago from Valley City and for
whose supposed dead body the Shey.
enne river was dragged and to hnd
whom search was continued for days
and weeks, has been heard from, ne
having written the faculty OF the nor.