The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-01

trees set out couple of years ago,
all but two are living. Many improve
ments have been made on the place
the past few years.
! Chef Grannis, of Stanton, an old
time Sanbornite, greeted his friends
here yesterday. Chef holds his own
iabout as we'll as anyone We know of,
and we rather imagine he can enjoy
moss trade as we'll as ever. when
the Enterprise comes there is nothing
doing until it has been read" says
! Mr.. Grannis, "Sanborn seems more
like home to us than any other place"
+. =. knudson, of Eckelson, was a
passenger on No. last Friday, re-
turning home from Northwood, where
Mrs. Knudson recently underwent four
surgical operations. She was doing
well at latest accounts. He says that
Clarence Hanson also underwent an
operation at the same place, and that
oliver Hanson is taking treatment.
Kermit Siegfried visited at Fargo
Saturday.
Albert LaFrance was a Fargo visitor
Friday.
A. H. Cramer was a Valley City WIS.,
itor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Clure visited at
Fargo yesterday.
MRS. H. Wilkomm visited at Valley
City last Saturday.
M. BJornsrud was passenger to the
county seat yesterday.
A. j. Linn transacted business at
Valley City Wednesday.
Oscar Lindgren transacted business
at the county seat last Friday.
L: M. Murphy was passenger to
Valley City last Saturday morning.
John Anderson made a business trip
to the county seat last Saturday morn
ing.
Rev. Frank Atkinson was an arrival
on No. this morning from Valley
City.
Mrs. Oscar Lindgren and daughter
left last Saturday for visit at Detroit,
MINI.
Robt. E. Kee attended the nipple.
ment dealers convention in Fargo this
week.
Doctors Pray, of Valley City, and
Nolte, of Darcy, were northbound mas.
sengers this morning.
Simon, Andrew, Joe and Freddie
were passengers to Far.
go last Friday morning.
=. p. Grasswick, Jos Diemert and
II. J. Eggen returned from the county
seat on No. Z this morning.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Will meet with Mrs. VIM. Noecker next
Thursday, Feb l, at 2 p. m.
Tony Linn returned last Friday from
MIMI, where he took the
mud baths for blood poisoning which
resulted from a slight scratch. He IS
now all right and things the cure is
permanent.
Will Gray, of Wolf Point, Mont,
writes the Enterprise that they are
having fine weather and good sleigh
ing. He invites us to come to Mon
lana to see his new farm, 16 miles out.
Thinks the trip would give us an appe-
lite and that we would be able to eat
! hearty supper. Some of the yields
here were as high as q bushels per
acre last season. Will sends best
wishes to all old Sanborn friends.
Leo Noecker, who is 81 years old
md has passed SO winters on his farm
mile south Of Sanborn, has expert
9nced all the hardships and triumphs
Incident to pioneer life and the devel-
'pment Of new country. Starting in
small way, Mr.. Noecker has accumu-
ated many hundred acres of Barnes
;ounty's fertile lands and a liberal
share Of this worlds goods. He has
always been progressive and took the
cad in diversified farming. Mr.. Noeck-
n has been reader of the Enterprise
'ver since it started in 1881.
Prof. M. D. Willenar was a county
seat visitor last Saturday. t
Robert Carlson, of Lisbon, is the
lew prescription clerk at w. A. Sieg-
riends drug store.