The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1916-08-24

Duffy were passengers to Darcy last
Saturday. Father Kleidon held SER
vices Sunday at St. Mary's mission.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Olsen. of Fargo,
arrived last Friday afternoon. They
travelled by automobile and experience
ed no great difficulties from heavy
roads.
NAL school for his credit standing in
classes. He had been last seen in a
boat on the river, and all was fixed to
indicate that he had been murdered.
Great joke, that! g.
Pierce Gray showed a sample of
macaroni wheat last Monday morning
that tested 81 pounds and will average
1914 bushels per acre. Not so bad for
an off year. 1t graded No. 8.
Louis Malm. cashier of the First Ma
tional bank, left last Thursday for
Iona, Mimi, where his wife and family
have been visiting with relatives. He
will be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. Fred Carr motored through
town last Saturday to their farm near
Leal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clemmens. of Fargo,
were weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Cline.
The Sanborn Produce company is
starting branches at Litchville and
Cooperstwn.
Mrs. Emil LANCER and children left
for their home in Medina Saturday
morning on No. Z.
BENZ. Smith was in town Saturday
and reports that his wheat is badly
damaged by blight and rust.
Bill Miller, an old.timer in these
parts, passed through on No. Z Tues
day for his home west of the Missouri.
He has accumulated considerable fat
since he left here.
David Brimer has temporarily NOV
ed his watch repairing and jewelry
shop to the building once known as
the Lone Tree saloon, east Of Cottage
hotel, where he may be found for the
present.
We learn with regret that our long
time friend and pioneer settler of this
neighborhood, Mrs. John Lawry, is all
ing. We hope soon to again see her
on our streets and to be the recipient
Of her cheerful greeting, as of yore.
Mayor and Mrs. I. J. Moe and chill
dren were up from Valley City to at
tend the annual dinner in the Jaberg
Grove. BY the way it was Mrs. Noes
father, ]. R. Meloy, who planted the
grove, having filed on the quarter Sec
ton as tree claim, in 1880.
Oliver Hanson and family motOred
to town today in their seven-passenger
Mitchell.
Andrew Brimer, from Brimer, is in
town today.
Miss Ida Didier motored in from the
farm yesterday morning
Hon. S. J. Aandahl was visitor at
the LaWry home this week.
The Gerntholz family were Sanborn
visitors today in their seven.passenger
Paige. w..
Mrs. A. B. Cox, of Valley City, was
an arrival today for a visit with Mrs.
c.. F. Revell ~"
Apartments are being fitted up over
the Pioneer hardware for Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Elliott.
Phil Stephan left a few days ago for
Glendive, Mont, to look after harvest.
ing operations on his lands in that
section. g&sF
Alfred Engebretson, formerly assist
ant cashier of the First National bank,
was an arrival on No. I this morning.
A couple of carloads of sand were
unloaded at the local stock yards this
week, which will be used on the floors
of the stock cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Green, of Island
Lake farm, motored to Valley City
Monday. They were accompanied by
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson.
The Rev. John Baker. of Valley City
was guest of Father Kleidon last
Wednesday Father Baker came over
in his Studebaker car.
Station Agent F. P. Clure and family
returned last Tuesday night from an
outing of several weeks. They report
having had delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Whitford left in
their Ford for Steele. where they have
an aunt who is about to celebrate her
ninety-second birthday.
Fred E. Stephan, teller of the Bank
of Sanborn, returned Tuesday evening
from tive weeks vacation in the
middle west. He reports an excep-
tionally good time.
Harry Biggs left for Missoula, Mont,
where his family has for the past three
weeks been visiting with relatives.
Hub Lettenmaier is acting as his sub
stitute at the depot.
Father Kleidon is going to exchange
pulpits for next Sunday with Rev.
Matt Hart, of Lisbon. Father Kleidon
! is going to conduct services in Lisbon
and Father Hart in Sanborn.
Father Kleidon and James Duffy
went to st. Mary,s, Darcy, last Satur.
day morning. Father Kleidon conduct