The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-09-27

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Rosa and Alice Riedman, of Valley
City, spent Monday with Sanborn rela-
tives. The day was the anniversary
birthday Of Maria Murphy, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Murphy, and
Rosa Riedman, though there is a DIFF
ference of one year I ntheir ages. a
party was given in honor of the oc-
casion which proved to be very de-
lightftll affair. sssssss, ,sss tyas5
Mrs. Alvin Noecker was passens
ger to EckesOn this morning.
George Isensee, of Valley City, is
transacting business here today.
c. L. Torgerson, of Lake Park,
MINI. il assisting in the First Ma
tional bank of Sanb0rn
Carlton (Ore.) Sentinel: Miss Ian
cetta STEELE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
WI. Steele, of southeast of town.
will leave Tuesday to take charge OF
the music in the schools Of Bismarck.
Miss Steele came here after three
years study in London, England, and
she has been helpful at church and
other gatherings, where her voice has
been much appreciated. Mrs. Geo.
Stickney gave a goodbye party to a
few friends for Miss Steele Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stephan and Mr..
and Mrs. r. o. Persinger and Will
Lundgren motored to Wimbledon last
Sunday to spend the day with Mrs. H.
Lundgren.
With Miss Nettie Houghtaling, act
ing as chauffeur, Mrs. J. L. Hough-
falling and son NARROW, and Mrs Clar-
ence Hanson and daughter, Clarice,
motored to Valley City last Monday,
and returning got caught in a rain
storm. After that the trip was not 50
pleasant.
Harry Clure, general superintendent
of motor power of the Rock Island
system with headquarters in Chicago,
arrived here Tuesday. He is BROTH
er of the popular N. P. station agent
at Sanborn, and expects to enjoy ten
days afield hunting prairie chickens,
wild duck, and other game.
G.L. Austin, representing the North
American Creamery Co. of Cakes, fav-
ored the Enterprise with call yes
terday. He wants to establish a cream
station here. s..
A special east bound train carrying
North Dakota contingent of con-
scripted men to training camps pass
ed through Sanborn at last evening.
They were in high spirits and cheered
and were cheered Justify while at this
station.
Mrs. Maude Owen was passenger
on No. last Saturday morning re-
turning from visit with friends in
st. Paul, Fargo, and Sanborn, to her
home in Bismarck.
Robert Ducy, who will farm the Ed
Cline place next season, informs The
Enterprise that some of : his wheat
went 20 bushels to the acre, which is
much better than the average. He is
very must pleased with results this
season. "
Miss Minnie j. Nelson and Miss
Larson motored through Sanborn
Tuesday, en- route to Eckelson to pay
an official visit to the public schools
of that village. They were accompan-
led by two other ladies, but we arc
unable to give their. names.
The hunting season opened at M:
night Saturday or shortly after and y
firing of guns fractured the Sunday
law, it was badly damaged. Some full
bags of ducks were taken, but prairie
: chickens were not numerous and very
successfully evaded the sportsmen.
Harvest Festival services were held
last Sunday in the Congregational
church. The pulpit and platform were
lastly decorated with the products of
the soil, consisting of cereals, vege-
tables, and flowers. An excellent SER
mon pertinent to the occasion was de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. Frank At
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Miss Shannon was an arrival on No.
Z, today.
Fred Potter, of Cooperstown, was a
branch passenger today.
Peter Clancy returned Tuesday
morning from Fargo, where he attend
ed the meeting of farmers and con-
sumers, where present problems were
discussed. .
Charley Potter's friends are glad to
see him about town once more. Char
ley is one of the original settlers here
and Potter Township was named in
honor of him.
Frank Cook, of Valley City, former
ly cashier of the Bank Of Sanborn,
now with the International Harvester
Company, transacted business in San.
born Monday.
O. K. Trastem, of Ortonville, Wis,
left last Tuesday for home, having
finished harvesting on his. farm two
miles south of Sanborn. Results were
much better than last year.
Irwin Holiday, who has been hold.
ing down good job in the Anaconda
shelters for the past several months
arrived in Sanborn Tuesday to visit
the home folks. He has received word
that he has been drafted and started
today on his return trip.
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