The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-12-28
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Enterprise, Dec. 21.-WiI Wood was
a Sanborn visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Miller was Valley City
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Stinson were
trading in Sanborn Saturday.
Cashier Louis Malm was business
visitor to Eckelson Monday.
Miss LaMotte returned to her home
in Tolna Saturday last.
Fred Potter, of Cooperstown, was in
Sanborn between trains last Saturday.
Johnny Bergum boarded the branch
train yesterday morning for Hanna
ford.
Miss Ada Stephan arrived on No. s
last Thursday evening from Glendive,
Mont.
Mrs. w. C. Schreiter and Mrs. R. II.
Mexican were Valley City visitors last
Friday.
Mrs. A. A. J. Lang and Mrs. Alvin
Noecker were Valley City visitors Fri
day on No. 4.
Mrs. Aandahl arrived from Valley
City Friday evening to visit at the
Bignall home.
Mrs. =. D. Tucker and the twins,
lone and Ilae May, were passengers to
Fargo last Friday.
Mrs. Willie Murphy and Mrs. George
Cassatt we're Valley City visitors Sat-
urday, returning on No. 7.
Teachers and pupils of the local
schools will have a fortnight's vaca-
ton, beginning tomorrow night.
Mrs. Falvey marketed some fine tur.
keys in Sanborn last Saturday. The
largest one weighed 26 pounds.
Brandenberg shipped Car of hogs
to South st. Paul last Saturday. Billy
Diemert accompanied the stock.
Alfred Lettenmaier arrived Saturday
from Montana for an over-holiday visit
with relatives and friends here.
Ray Leeby went to McHenry last
Friday to help Harry Vadnie in Sieg.
fried's drug store through the holidays.
Misses Martha and Louise Germ
tholz returned from Valley City on No.
last Saturday to spend the holidays.
Patsy Costello is putting in his vaca-
ton in Siegfried's drug store. After
the holidays he will return to his
studies.
Mrs. Martin Conlon was an over-Sun-
turning to Eckelson Monday morning
on No. Z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Kiser, of Rogers,
formerly of Sanborn, were en- route for
home on the branch passenger train
Wednesday.
Among those attending the grand
opera in Valley City last Thursday
were Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. LANCER, Mrs.
Rufus Lee and Dick Olson and Char
ley Crowthers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin McGrath, Of
Readlyn, Sask., Can, spent Sunday anu
Monday of this week with Frank p.
Cook and family. Mrs. McGrath is a
sister of Mrs. Cook.
Will Strang, of Mansfield, was call
er at this Office yesterday, having just
returned from Jamestown, where his
wife underwent two operations, one Of
which was for Appendicitis. We un.
derstand she is getting along nicely.
The Enterprise is pleased to &C.
knowledge the receipt Of copy of the
Daily Missoulian of Dec. 10 sent by
Allen Bliss, former Sanborn boy. It
consists Of Sc pages and is replete with
cuts of scenery, public and private
buildings, officials and business men.
1t is some sheet.
w. A. Siegfried spent Wednesday in
McHenry looking after business.
We are informed that Joe Schneider,
who has lived at Mortlach, Sask., the
past several years, will return to San.
born, having leased the Tucker house.
"As this is the season of goodwill to
men," writes Mike Connolly, "and as
we are all expecting Santa Claus, l will
go him one better and send you two
Christmas presents" Enclosed we
discovered two checks, one for renew
al of subscription and one for an &C.
count due from school district No. As.
Fresh eggs 40 cents per dozen in the
local market and hard to get. Good
dairy butter 40 cent a pound.
Many children have been out of
school this week on account of chicken
pox. There are also few cases of
whooping cough.
Will X. Wood, of the Clark City
neighborhoOd, was a pleasant caller at
this Office Saturday, and of course will
continue to read the Enterprise.
Holiday temperature starts in a
week ahead of time this year of 1916.
Tuesday SO degrees below, Wednesday
IS below, Thursday IS below. No
wind, brigh and clear.
Mrs. Henry Evenson (nee Evelyn
Gordon), formerly of Clark City, writes
from Baylor, Mont, to have the ad-
dress of her Enterprise changed to
Opeim, Mont, and wishes all her
friends back in good old North Dakota
g merry Christmas and a happy New