The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-11-23

AIIS SpcdhCI, UuL Ou ILlS occasion ne
outdid himself
helped save the day for him. Other
grain was a light crop, but Bill always
has something on the farm that he can
turn into money.
Mr.. Sampson, of Valley City, shipped
car Of young pigs from Sanborn
Tuesday,
Father Kleidon and Rev. Joseph
O'Bierne were jamestown passengers
last Friday.
o. M. Johnson and Pat Conlon
boarded No. at this station for Eek.
eson Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hinschberger
and two children left for Eckelson
Monday morning.
Elsa and Jean Simmons, children of
Dwight Simmons, Of Fargo, are visit
ing Sanborn relatives this week, arriv-
ing Tuesday evening.
Archie Rauk has moved into one of
the Chapman houses south of the
school house. Noes have moved to
Mrs. Annie Miller's house on Hall
street.
| w. G. Strang, a progressive young
farmer of western Barnes, was a
friendly caller at this office last Fri.
day.
| F. NJ. Long, who has been connected
with the SanbOrn Produce company,
| has removed to Litchvlle with his
family. He will continue in the same
line of business there.
Father Kleidon will exchange places
with Rev. John Baker, of Valley City,
for next Sunday. Father Baker is
vicar general and superintendent of
Catholic churches in the diocese Of
Fargo.
g. F. Revell returned Monday night
from Delta, COL, after a 14.weeks' alb
sence.
Walt Bergeron has returned from
Litchville and taken charge of the
Sanborn Produce company's business.
Jos. A. Lienhart, Of Eckelson, fav-
ored this office with a friendly visit.
Monday.
Father Kleidon and Father O'Bierne
were branch passengers Saturday,
Father Kleidon going to Darcy and
Father O'Bierne to JESSIE where Cath
Ollie services were held Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Malm entertain
ed a party of friends at 500 Tuesday
night. There were II tables. Refresh.
ments were served and delightful
evening was spent by those in attend
ance'
M. s. Hyland, electrical engineer, of
Fargo, and Mr.. Edmunds, representing
the International Gas Engine Co., were
here Friday comforting with C. J. An
derson in regard to equipping an cleo.
trio plant for Sanborn.
Judge Coffey and Stenographer Nc
Farland were passengers to Coopers-
town, where they are holding term
of court this week. Among the attor-
enys accompanying the Judge was Lor-
en- Richie, of Valley City.
Charley Luessen, of Valley City, load
ed car Of cattle at the Sanborn stock
yards Tuesday morning He bought
two COWS and II head of two and three
bunch netting the latter $1,010.
The Sanborn Produce company will
retire from business this week.
A. J. Linn, who has been in Fargo
the past week receiving treatment for
blood poisoning in the arm, is reported
improving In addition the surgeons
found it advisable to remove his ton
sils, which was done Monday. Mr..
Linn is expected home the last Of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Ledebur have re.
turned from visit with Minnesota
friends. 50.
T. M. Mexican and Miss Pearl Dali
zell, of Darcy, visited with Sanborn
friends Sunday. n.
A. A. Garfield, of Fargo, has been
looking after his interests here for the
past two or three weeks.
Rorn, Wednesday, Nov. Is, 1916, to
Rev. Frank and Mrs. Atkinson, a son.
All join in extending congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. j. Olsen have re-
turned from vsiti with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Rufus Lee, at Gladstone.
Alarm bells are being placed at the
crossings in the Sanborn yards by the
N. P.
Mrs. Henry Menke, the wellknown
trained nurse of Sanborn, is receiving
treatment at Valley City hospital.
Joseph A. Lienhart, of Eckelson,
favored us with call Monday.
Henry Komrosky left last Thursday
for California to bring back his aged
wife, who met with serious accident
in Los Angeles several months ago by
which her hip was broken. She is
anxious to get back to North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Whitford, old res
idents of this place, have moved to