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

notwithstanding" beverages con.
demned by the Attorney General "a
containing more or less alcohol An.
pearances indicate that the hint drop-
ped by the sheriff has had it's effect
Fred Stephan is negotiating for the
Albert Stephan residence property in
the Adams addition.
{ Peter Reid has moved his family
into the house just finished by Thorn
as Chapman on Fourth street north.
John P. Anderson, six miles north
of town, is building a new granary
20x36. He has also the foundation
laid for hip roof barn, 32x64 feet.
/ Miss Mabel Ford left Tuesday eve
ming for st. Paul, after spending a
fortnight with friends in Sanborn and
vicinity. She will teach the next
school year in Jacksonville, MINI.
The Enterprise is pleased to ac-
knowledge pleasant call from Rev.
Father Schimmel of Alice and Mr..
Schmidt of Grand Forks, the gentle
men being escorted by Rev. Father
Kleiden, of Sacred Heart church of
Sanborn.
VIM. White; of Company H, greeted
friends here Friday morning during
the stop of No. Z. He was en- route
to Fort Lincoln from Fort Smelling,
where he has been confined to the hos
pital with bad attack of rheumatism
for the past seven weeks.
Mrs. G. F.. Ingersoll and Miss Hattie
Ingersoll of Belle Fourche, s. d., ar
rived Monday evening on No. 8 for a
brief visit at the r. E. Kee home.
They were accompanied by George
Bronson, of Spiritwood, father of Mrs.
Kee. The visiting ladies are cousins
of Mrs. Kee.
Word was received last Saturday
from Rochester that Mrs. E. D. Tucker
had successfully undergone her final
operation for goitre and was recover
ing from the effects nicely The twins
had also had their tonsils removed by
having them taken out by the roots, so
that there would be no chance of
growing again.
Members of the Neville Commercial
club and their ladies, to the number
OF 20, headed by the irrepressible
Harry Case, of the Neville Journal,
tarried while in Sanborn last Satur-
The club, travelling in automobile, is
on tour of inspection and incidental
~ advertising their home town, COM
ing here from jamestown. having COW
cred the country from Devils Lake
to that city. They report a fine trip
and excellent crops generally.
Engineer Charley Crowther has re-
turned from a visit to Washington to
see his son who has enlisted and to
his wife who is living on their claim
in that state.
Miss Ida Didier was in town yester-
day. She reports $50 acres of grain
cut and some threshing done on their
place. The grain was good quality
but she did not know how it was
running.
Martin Brock hauled load of new.
ly threshed wheat to Hobart elevator
and received $288 per bushel for it.
The grain tested 81 lbs. to the bushel
and was threshed out of shock soon
after cutting.
Albert and Alvin Gulmon have each
threshed barley and delivered it a;
the Farmers Elevator. It is an ex.
ceptionally good sample of grain,
bright in color, and weighing A ami
40 lbs. to the bushel. The Weld is 1f
bushels to the, acre. IA
We regret the departure from our
town of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Revell and
children. They. left last wednesday
morning for Colorado where. with
other Sanbornites Mr.. Revell has prop.
erty interests. The best wishes of tho
community go with them and all hone
that they will return again at no dis
tant day.
The board of education from orr
sister town of Leal, consisting of
Messrs. Pickett, Arthur and Osborne.
were Sanborn visitors today INSPECTING
our model school building with view
70 getting information helpful in max.
ing certain proposed improvements in
their own school house. Thew ex
pressed their admiration of the beauty
and completeness of our building.
Two teachers, strangers in onr town
en- route to a town on the Sanborn
oranch where they are under contract
1or the ensuing year, were here this
morning, and finding the doors unlock
ca proceeded on tour of inspection
II our school house. When their curt
oslty was satisfied they proceeded to
register as follows: "Hilda E. Rome.
Iowa; Esther Mellem. This is an
No. 1 school,"
W. A. siegfried was a county seat
visitor yesterday.
The wise thing for harvest hand
having money on his person is tn
avoid the jungles, especially at night
A small amount paid for LODGINGS
will often prove a good ;nvostmant
}. L. Houghtaling will donate 10 ner
cent cent OF the receipts of "Womanhood
the Glory of the Nation" to the local
Red Cross Chapter, Wednesday and
thursday, Aug. % and %. Turn out
and help this good cause along.
Leo schwehr is charging his gran. !
ary. The present building is 16x4s
ne lssserecting duplicate of this
along side, with room for a driveway
between. The driveway will be roof
cd over. thus connecting the two,
MRS. M Hinschberger has begun the
remodeling of her residence, The
rear end will be raised to the height 81
Inc main building and a new roof to
De placed over the whole. This. with
other improvements contemplated. will
constitute practically new building.
A deal is on whereby the Bank Of
5anborn "a state bank) will change
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