The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-11-08
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Enterprise, Nov. Mrs. f. o. OF
sen was an arrival on No, !. Tuesday
morning for a visit with relatives and
friends
DR.. P. B. Molitor left last Saturday
for his home in Brinsmade, after a
season spent here practicing his pro.
fession as veterinary surgeon.
MRS. /. J. Moe Of Valley City, spent
Saturday in Sarborn. Mrs. Moe was
reared in Sanborn, her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j.. r. Meloy, having been
pioneer settlers here.
Mrs. NJ. D. Kiser, of Rogers was a
passenger on the branch train last
Saturday morning en- route home from
visit to the county seat. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kaiser were former Sanborn resi-
dents here where they have many
frieids
Word has been received here of the
death of Dick Walsh, a former resi-
dent OF SanbOrn, which. occurred in
Minneapolis on. Friday, October 10Th
He at one time was in partnership
with the late C. K Bagley in the wood
business. Mr.. Walsh was buried at
Lake Wood cemetery Monday, Oct
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Erwin Balm was a Valley City visi
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Menke was a James.
town visitor Tuesday.
With this issue The Enterprise be-
gins the 37th year of it's existence.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mexican of Daz.
ey, paid short visit to Sanborn rel
atlves Sunday afternoon. .
Leonard LANCER, J. w. knable and
Arthur Clure motored to Valley City
and return yesterday.
Ferdle Hlnchberger, who has been
suffering with an abscess in his cheek
is receiving treatment in Valley City.
Mrs. Ida Hannemann and family
have moved to farm near Rogers at
which postoffice they will hereafter
get their mail.
Miss Anna Barthel will leave to-
night on No. for her home in Stock
ton, ILL.,, after having spent the past
three months With relatives.
F. A. Marsh and family have NOV
ed to the farm known as the Hanne-
mann place, four miles north of San
born, from the old Frad Bignall farm
II miles south of town. 20
Blair Dierdorff, with w. A. Sieg-
fried, went to McHenry to relieve
Patsy Costello, who comes to Sanborn
for short time. Mrs. sDierdorff &C.
companied her husband ..,..>
The monotony of the long tedious
evenings Of the coming winter on the
farm will be relieved for Mr.. and Mrs.
O. M. Hanson who recently bought of
w. A. Siegfried mahogany finished
$3.50 edison"
E. A. Engebretson. president of the
First National Bank of Sanborn,. ar
rived from Fargo Tuesday morning on
No. Z. " ~.
Steve Miller, who has been living
near Pingree for the past few years,
has moved to the old Salem Crandell
homestead near SanbOrn which he will
cultivate. Mrs. Miller was formerly
Nettie Crandell, and is a native of this
community. r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Nelson and twins
were up FROM Valley City Tuesday
night to attend the Red Cross doings.
Mrs. Nelson was formerly Esther
Wesley and resident of Sanbo;n.
Rollie and Johnnie Vessey also resi-
dents of this place were here.
To. Mrs. MAIDS Bjornson belongs the
credit for having completed the first
pair of knit socks for Sanborn branch
American Red Cross. Within two
days after yarn and needles had been
supplied to her the socks were finish
cd. Who can do as we'll or better
than that?
The supper, sale and picture show
of the Catholic Ladies' Guild Thurs
day of last week fattened the Guild
treasury to the sum of $176. It proved
to be one Of the most successful en-
tertainments ever held in Sanborn
Persons were present from a distance
of 20 miles and the ladies are very
much pleased with the results. They
are to be congratulated.
Mrs. E. D. Tucker, of Moorhead,
Mimi, was passenger on No. 7
Tuesday for a visit with Sanborn
relatives and friends.
Miss Lois Elliott, Student at Fargo
college. spent the last week end at her
home in Sanborn.T She had as her