The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-07-20
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Enterprise, July 13.-Fred Bignall is
moving into his new house.
County Commissioner Conlon was a
Sanborn visitor Sunday.
Miss Alice Barber was a visitor
from Valley City Monday.
E. E. Grasswick was an arrival on
No. 7 Saturday morning.
Harold Malm is taking fortnight's
vacation at his old home in Alexand-
ria, MINI.
Chaelry Brandenberg left Tuesday
night for South st. Paul with a car
load of stock.
Mrs. Kate Sauer is the owner of a
new Dodge Brothers car, purchased
from Tony Linn.
Road makers are up against great
difficulties in this section on account
Of continued heavy rains.
Harry Vadnie is taking a vacation
of a couple of weeks, visiting the twin
cities and his home in Sherbrook.
Mrs. O'Malley, of Eckelson, visited
her friends, Mrs. Conlon, last week,
returning home on No. Z Monday
morning.
Joseph Leinhart returned Saturday
morning from visit to eastern Can.
ada. Mr.. Leinhart reports heavy
rainfall and backward crops.
The Pete Knudson family of Eckel.
son and the Clamp family of Spirit.
weed made the trip by automobiles to
Northwood, to visit Mr.. Knudson's
home folks. They returned last Thurs.
day.
Charley Potter and Tony Linn re.
turned Tuesday morning from a fish.
ing trip to Perham, having had some
degree of success, though the fish
were not biting freely on account of
the intense heat.
Troubles seem to be accommodating
for our old friend, Henry Komrosky,
the latest being the theft of some ESQ
chickens from his premises by an un-
known thief. We can't think of an
adjective strong enough to qualify the
person who committed the crime.
Miss Doyle went to Rogers Thurs.
day morning.
Raymond McLees was in from Clark
City Wednesday.
VIM. BennisOn attended the fair at
Valley City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Stinson were
Sanborn visitors Wednesday.
Mss Agnes Potter has returned from
a visit with Cooperstown friends.
Rev. Father Sailer went to Darcy
this morning on the branch train.
Miss Blanche Hanson, of Superior,
fnrYr1nr1vy 0f ;c ;os%
friends here.
Mrs. Carl Frohland has returned
from somewhat extended visit with
eastern friends.
Arthur and Kathryn Clure left on
No. 8, Monday evening for Eagle
River, Wis, for a two months visit.
G. E. Jaberg drove a car to Fargo
Monday, returning on No. 7 Tuesday,
accompanied by little Elizabeth Olson.
Miss Helen Blake was branch pas.
senger this morning. Miss Blake will
return later for visit with Sanborn
friends.
Bril- Foreman, employed on the j.
F. Jaberg place, fell from the high
snow fence on the N. P. right-of-way
in west end of town, striking on his
head. He was rendered unconscious
for time.
Justice Burke and family motored
through Sanborn Monday morning, en-
route for Valley City. The Judge
landed with the high bunch in the
recent primaries, we are pleased to
say.
The Enterprise family is under obi.
cations to Mrs. Louise Hinchberger
for some of the finest strawberries Of
the season, from her own garden. Mrs.
Hinschberger reports having picked
240 quarts this season.
Martin Conlon and family, of Eckel-
son, accompanied by Miss O'Malley, of
Omaha, cousin of Mrs. Conlon, mo-
tored through Sanborn, Wednesday
morning en- route for Valley City, on
business and pleasure bent.
Rev. John Kleidon went to Darcy
Saturday morning to conduct services
at st. Mary's mission, six miles from
that village. Rev. Father Greiner was
also a passenger on the same train to
McHenry. James Duffy accompanied
them.
Wylie Nelson, of Valley City, was
a passenger on the branch Thursday
morning, going to the old farm east of
Rogers. Mr.. Nelson is one of the
pioneer homesteaders of Stewart
township.
Among those who have been camp
ing on the Valley City Chautauqua
grounds are Mr.. and Mrs. C. 0. Lam