The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-17
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SANIBORN
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Enterprise, Aug. 1O.-Mrs. Geo. Cas-.
satt went to Valley City Tuesday.
Hon. Maynard Crane was passen.
ger to Hannaford Tuesday.
Charley Scouten, OF Eckelson, was a
passenger on the 1915 yesterday
morning.
Mrs. MAIDS Bjornsrud has been ill
the past week.
Frank Revell left Wednesday even
ing no No. 8 for Colorado on business.
Rev. ]. V. Koelman, of Hillsboro,
was a guest of Father Kleidon Mon.
day.
Miss Susan Sartwell returned last
night from visit with Valley City
friends.
H. S. Swenson, of Cooperstown, was
here between trains last night and this
morning.
Misses May Bouton and Irene are
visiting here, being guests at the Cas-
att home.
Leo Noecker, Jr., returned from
Valley City this morning. He reports
heavy storm there last night.
Merchant Prime, of Eckelson, was a
passenger on the way freight to Valley
City yesterday morning.
Father Schimmel came over from
Litchville last Tuesday in his new car
and is staying at Father Kleidon's this
week.
Miss Mary O'Rielly, of Langdon,
was the guest of Miss Lillian Elder
the past week. They were former
classmates.
T. c. Weatherbee, of Urbana, was a
Sanborn visitor this morning. He re-
ports heavy rains the last two nights
and scant crops.
Miss Alma Erickson, of Sebeka,
Mimi, and Miss Hanna Steinberg, of
Sacred Heart, Mimi, visited their
aunt, Mrs. H. Lundgren.
Mrs. Laura McNaughton, of Staples,
Mimi, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Potter. is visiting at the par
entail home in Sanborn
The E. A. Marsh family was visiting
friends in town Friday.
w. E. Williams was a passenger to
Tappen Monday.
Sim Mason, old-timer, was passen-
ger on No. 7 Monday morning.
Mrs. John Stoll is at Coal Harbor,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Espy Ash.
Mrs. NJ. Hinschberger and daughter,
Alma, were passengers to Eckelson
Friday.
Harry Rhodes, formerly Of this
neighbOrhood; was a Sanborn visitor
Monday.
A baby boy arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Omer Clark Tuesday,
Aug. 1.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hanson Tuesday,
Aug. 1.
Fred Noecker, of Sanborn, has been
granted patent for an attachment
for disc harrows.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McLees, of the Clark
City neighborhood, were Sanborn Wis.
itors last Friday
Lawrence Stillings, an old-timer in
these parts, was a Sanborn visitor Fri.
day of last week.
Billy Westergaard was a passenger
for Sheyenne last Monday morning to
adjust hail losses in that neighbor.
hood.
Chris Christensen is again on the
job at the Olsen elevator after several
weeks lay-off.
James McDermott, of Fargo, broth.
er-in-law of Engineer Ed Cline, was
an over-Sunday guest at the Cline
home. "s ~
Mrs. Edith Luessen, of Valley City
was an arrival on No. Z Saturday
morning to visit her father and other
relatives and friends. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Tucker and chill.
dren returned from Spiritwood Lake
last Friday after a pleasant outing at
that resort. ALI
Nathan Crandell was up from Valley
City Saturday, looking over the crop
on the old home place. He says the
prospects are good for bumper crop
of macaroni wheat
While Jake P. Sauer was making
hay last Friday a heavy wind came up
overturned the rack upon him, dislo.
eating his right shoulder. Dr.. Lang
was called in attendance.
Joe Clancy, who has been subbing at
the Farmers elevator of this place in
the absence of George Hayes, left last
Saturday for Rogers, where he has
taken charge of the o. & M. elevator
Joe Elder was passenger to Valley
City and return yesterday morning.
w. H. Kyrk has sold his old Ford
and bought a new Ford from Ledebur
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Miller
of Pingree, formerly Of this neighbor
hood, baby girl Aug. 6.
The aggregate rainfall as gagged al
the Barnes county experiment station
J. F. Jaberg, superintendent, during
the months of April, May, June, July