The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-14
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| Jim Davis mOtOred through SanDOrn
to Valley City Friday morning.
Mrs. E. V. Boughten was county
seat visitor and return Friday morning.
Mrs. Siegfried, Kermit and baby
Marion returned from Fargo Saturday.
The LANCER and Green families
were county seat visitors Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Philip Stephan, Mabel and Rob.
ert were shoppers in Valley City last
Saturday.
The Revell and Cramer families
were shopping in Valley City last
week and were Thanksgiving guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. LANCER.
Mrs. Thos. Swartout, of Valley City,
visited with Sanborn friends last week,
including Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Mary l. Heath returned last
Saturday and is guest at the e. A.
Marsh home this week.
John LaFrance, ST., returned Wed
nesday of last week from visit to
his daughter, Mary, who lives near
Flora.
Marie Murphy, Dorothy Tucker and
Gertrude and Mrs. Henry Stephan at
tended the fair at Valley City last Sat-
urday.
Chester Revell and family of Har-
vey, motored to Sanborn, arriving Fri
day evening, for visit with Sanborn
relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Olsen returned to
their home in Fargo Sunday evening,
after several days visit with Sanborn
relatives and friends.
A letter from the son of D. G. Viii.
cox to Rev. Atkinson written Wednes-
day of last week says his father is
feeling much better.
Miss Mary Doyle, Of Valley City,
spent Thanksgiving day with relatives
and friends in this city, returning to
Valley City Friday evening.
w. l.. and Nathan Crandell have just
finished a hog house 22x28, with feed
and straw room upstairs full size, on
the old Salem Crandeli place. The
new building will accommodate 100
hogs.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Mexican, Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Mexican and two sons, Rich
ard and Allan, and Miss Pearl Dalzeil
and T. M. Mexican, of Darcy, partook
of Thanksgiving cheer at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Marsh, II miles
south of Sanborn.
Thos. Davis, ST., who has been a resi-
dent of western Barnes since 1881,
was a friendly caller on the Enterprise
last Friday, he and his son being on
the return trip from the county seat.
We always enjoy talk over old times
with the pioneer sttlers-
NTotb Lro,oI,con
ate as to break an axle of his "Reo"
the night of the basketball game at
Uxbridge consolidated school. AS it
happened the car was going slow at
the time of the mishap. Only a few
moments before they had been run
ming at a 35-mile gait
Charley Brandenberg shipped a car
of stock to South St. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Cramer entertained a
party of friends Friday afternoon.
Miss Heneman returned on No. Z
Monday morning from Minneapolis.
Mrs. c.. o. LANCER was visitor to
Valley City and return Monday morn
ing.
P. E. Knudson and Chas. Scouten, Of
Eckelson, were Sanborn visitors Tues.
day.
Mrs. Dunwell, of Spiritwood, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs R. E. Kee, Sat
urday.
John Nelson, of Island Lake neigh
borhood, was a Saturday visitor to
Sanborn.
Chester Revell and family, of Har-
vey were over-Sunday guests of San
born relatives.
Miss Griffith, of Valley City, was a
Thanksgiving guest Of Hiss Myrtle
Lundgren.
Mrs. A. H. Cramer and daughter,
Rernice, were passengers to Fargo sat
urady morning.
Miss Soldahl, teacher of the third
and fourth grades, was a branch pas
senger Thursday.
w. j. Curren and family, of Valley
City, visited with Sanborn relatives
and friends last Sunday.
Harriet and Inga Lund, of Dilworth,
| were guests of Sanborn friends over
Thanksgiving, returning Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Kreuslich left
on No. Z last Thursday for jamestown,
where they were guests of Mrs. Kreus-
| lich's brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Elliott, of
Leonard, were Thanksgiving guests of
Sanborn relatives and spent the week
here.
Miss Mabel Murphy, teacher of the
eighth grade of the local schools, left
Thursday for Jamestown, where she
spent the week end.
Mrs. Cramer, Dorothy and Lavetta
Cline, Bernice Cramer and Kathryn
Clure went to Fargo Saturday and re-
turned the same day.
Miss Lois Elliott, student at Fargo
college, spent her Thanksgiving vaca
ton with her parents in Sanborn, re-
turning the following Monday evening
vator, an undertaking which marks an
epoch in the agricultural history of the
northwest.
DR.. and Mrs. Spicer, of Valley City
were Thanksgiving guests of Prof. and
Mrs. Willennar of this city.
Miss Heneman, assistant principal Of
the high school, was passenger ia
Minneapolis Wednesday evening.
Matt Murphy, the old time Clark
City farmer, left Tuesday for Milwau
kee, stopping in st. Paul en- route tc
attend the great Equity convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Green, Of Leal
were Sanborn visitors Tuesday after
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