The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-19

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Enterprise, July 12.-Poles are being
received for the new high tension cleo
sric line.
Pat Conlon was passenger to Eek
olson Tuesday morning on No. T.
The household goods of c.. H. Mill
ken were shipped to Billings, Mont.
tommy Peterson of McHenry has
accepted position in w. A. Siegfried's
drug store.
Charley Brandenburg shipped cal
load of mixed stock to South st. Paul
last Saturday.
Willard Dennison of Jamestown, for
mer1y of this place, greeted friends
here Tuesday.
A large crowd from Sanborn and
vicinity attended the big show al
Jamestown Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Clancy was a passenger
to Eckelson Monday morning, having
spent Sunday in Sanborn.
Miss Nellie Murphy of Hawley
MINI, arrived Friday last for a visit
with Sanborn relatives.
The timbers of the old N. P. water
tank at this station have been loaded
for shipment to Dilworth.
Mrs. G. F. Revell and son, Paul, and
Eeonard LANCER were passengers to
Jamestown Saturday morning.
Engineer Ed Cline has moved his
family from the Grasswick house to
the Winterer bungalow vacated by the
Lief family.
Misses Helen Sauer and Louise Ben
nett were passengers sto Churches
Ferry Saturday to visit the Charles
Bennett family.
Frank Corey's Little Giant shows
transferred at this station from the
main line of the N. P. to the Sanborn
Branch Monday morning.
County Commissioner Martin Conlon
Of Eckelson was brief caller at this
Office last Thursday morning, being
en- route to the county seat.
Father Kleidon and Father Poet
gems were branch passengers Saturday
morning and Father O'Bierne was a
passenger to Valley City Saturday
evening.
Misses Eva and Alice Beaudoin left
last Thursday for Minneapolis, where
they will visit for few weeks, going
thence to Superior, Wis.,, for a visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mexican and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Marsh
and. children, and Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
as Mexican spent the Fourth With Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mexican in Sanborn.
Masonic Grand Secretary w. L.
StockwelI and Past Imperial Potentate
]. F. Treat of Fargo, were passengers
to Cooperstown last Friday, where
theyrparticipated in the dedicatory ser
wires Of the Masonic Temple.
Mrs. Edw. Cline returned from Far
go Monday evening.
Mn. and Mrs. r. E. Kee were James
town visitors Saturday.
Capt. John w. Murphy paid brief
visit to his father and brother last
Friday.
Mrs. Louis Malm and children went
to Fargo this morning to see Barnum
& Bailey's show.
The annual meeting of the board of
education for Sanborn School District
No. was held Tuesday afternoon
July 10, and finished up the years bust
ness. The annual reports Of the clerk
and treasurer were approved The
new board organized by the election
of e. o. LANCER president and J. F.
Jaberg as clerk, for the ensuing year
Mrs. R. H. Mexican and sons, Rich
ard and Allan, spent Friday and Satur
day of last week at Jamestown.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cowdrey motor
I'd through Sanborn to Valley City to
day to attend Old Settlers Day.
A flagstaff has been erected on the
N. P. depot, and Old Glory floats from
more elevated position on the build
ing than heretofores
The family of John H. Week, man
ager of the Andrews Grain Co., Eleva
Tor, has arrived and is getting settled
in the Mrs. Emil Grasswick house.
Roy Siverson, a Sanborn boy who
has been employed in Canada fol
some time past, has been visiting his
parents and other relatives and friend.
here the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Thurston an(
children of Forsythe, Mont, arrived
list week for a visit with Mrs. Annie
Miller, mother of Mrs. Thurston, an,
other relatives and friends.
A. J. Beaudoin has bought the San
born cafe building from Mrs Lundgrel
and will fit it up for a barber shol
Mr.. B. expects to have it ready TO
occupancy by the first of the month.
Mr.: and Mrs. EdW. Cline were las
week called to Two Harbors, Mimi, b
The death of Mrs. Cline's sister, Mr.
James Shea. Mr.. Cline returned i
time to go out on his run Monda
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Knudson. Mi
Ethel Davies, D. G.. Wilcox, Charlie
Scouten, and Martin Conlon, all c
Eckelson, composed a week end par
Of anglers at Lake Perham, Mimi, /: