The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-23

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Enterprise, Aug. 16.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Anderson were Jamestown visi
tors, Monday.
Mrs. Howard Potter went to Tower
City Friday evening on No. s.
Miss Keyes and Mrs. Humphrey
We're passengers to jamestown Satur-
day.
Mrs. H. c. Biggs and daughter, Eu
nice, spent Monday in Jamestown.
Mrs. Hannah Moe Roberts visited
her sister, Mrs. H. C. Biggs, this week.
Mrs. EdW. Cline and Mrs. A. j. Beau
dom spent last Thursday in Eckelson.
The mail pouches have been weigh
ed down with catalogs for the past
week or two.
Engineer Ed Cline departed for
St. Paul Monday, where he will have
his eyes treated.
Harold Malm is in charge Of the
Eckelson State Bank while H. r.
Engebretson is OFF on vacation.
1t appears that automobiles are
croWdlng out another time honored
institution, being nothing less than
the well-known Gypsy wagon caravan
which was wont to pay us periodical
visits. A company of these nomads
descended on our town last Monday
out they travelled in their high power.
ed seven passenger six.
Rev. Mr.. Atkinson returned this
morning
A bunch of Clark City farmers were
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Fred Potter and son are visit.
Ing Sanborn relatives.
Miss Mary Doyle was a passenger to
Eckelson this morning.
Dor Tucker and the twins arrived
from Rochester, MINI, "Wednesday
morning. -
Corporal Jaberg and Olaf Moe Of
company G, visited with the home
1o!ks last Saturday evening.
Inc Enterprise received pleasant
call from Editor Case of the Neville
journal last Saturday.
Mrs Martin Conlon and Miss O,Ma1.
icy were over from Eckelson Wednes.
Jay morning, returning on No. z.
J. c. O'Brien, of Valley City was in
town yesterday, autoing in with his
son James, and wife of Eckelson.
Sllas knable and August Minnie, of
company =, came up from Valley CITY
here. 'o u"y
AZ a recent meeting of the board Of
education, J. w. Knable' was elected
70 the school house janitorship for the
ensuing year. :. ~
MI: and Mrs. r. o. Persinger, Mr..
ana Mrs. Fred Stephan, and Charley
Lundgren of Company G. motored to
wimbledon and return Sunday
A bright baby girl was born to Mr.
alu MRS. Ralph Diemert Tuesday.
aug. -, at their home in Mansfieid
township. Congratulations are in
order. -
Jas; H: Kelley, from the Clark CITY
neignDorhood was friendly caller at
TINS office yesterday. Mr.. Kie,ev is
preparing his threshingrig for another
seasons crop. He lives on one of the
A. a. Garfield farms.
Chas. Lundgren of Company e. snent
sunday with relatives here. s
secretary of State Hall and h;s
agents 9. are after the fake automohile
Incense tag grafters.
MISS Esther Knable spent the wee,,
end at home, returning to Jamestown
Monday evening. ! =
l.. -: Q. COX was branch passenger
~ Cooperstown Friday morning, re-
turning in the evening.
n. O. Persinger is Frightening I'm
me Phil Stephan residence on Coe
street with fresh coat of paint
Dorothy Tucker returned Saturday
rom =, Two weeks visit with friends in
the Getchell Prairie neighborhood
MIS-. Carl Frolund, who had been
the guest of Mrs. Floyd Hill was ;
passenger to Fargo Friday evening.
frof. NJ. c. James, county agent 90.
companled by Mr.. Seymour ware
peasant callers at this oce last ri,
day afternoon. 80 4"'' ~
Miss Nettie Howard and Miss NJ, ~
waite left on No. Z FRIDAY mornin.
stay. - 1oi' nisnts
The Enterprise acknowledges a call
from our old friend, v. H. Hanchett
q prominent Big Rapids, Mich, man.
u1acturer. In the early days MI. Han.
cnett was homesteader in what is
now Mansfield township. He now
sehds machinery all over the world IN.
cluolng contracts with the allied
governments. ou
,,, me stephan-Bignall Lumber Co., is
building new coal shed on their
premises In addition to their former
large storage capacity.
work was begun last Friday morn.
ing on the concrete crossing between
me cottage hotel and the old Winterer
store building. ~ -
Silver Flach Of Company G spent |
the week end with the home folks 70.
turning to company headquarters in
valley City Monday evening on No 3
barber Beaudoin is having a glass
front put in his new shop and the in.
error redecorated. He expects to |
move in by the first of September
MRS. Norma Grasswick Elliott, OIL
leonard, Is here for fortnight's visit
Win her father and other relatives
ana friends. Her two children accom-.