The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-30
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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 1t was
running.
Martin Brock hauled load Of new.
" threshed wheat to Hobart elevator
and received 1888 per bushel for it
The grain tested 81 lbs. to the busheL
and was threshed out of shock soon
after cutting. n
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 48 and
49 lbs. to the bushel. The yield is 1e
bushels to the acre
We regret the departure from GU,
town of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Reyell and
children. They left last Wednesday
morning for Colorado where. with
other Sanbornites Mr.. Revell has prop.
erty interests. The best wishes Of the
community go with them and all hone
that they will return again at mn dis
tant day.
The board of education from our
sister town of Leal, consisting Of
Messrs. Pickett, Arthur and Osborne.
were Sanborn visitors today inspecting
our model school building with a view
to getting information helpful in max.
ing certain proposed improvements in
their own school house. Thev ex
pressed their admiration of the beauty
and completeness of our building,
TWO teachers, strangers in our town
en- route to a town on the Sanhorn
branch where they are under contract
for the ensuing year, were here this
morning, and finding the doors unlock.
Cd proceeded on a tour of inspection
II our school house. When their curl
osity was satisfied they proceeded to
register as follows: .Hilda E. Rome.
Iowa; Esther Mellem. This is an A
No. / school,
W. A. Siegfried was "a county seat
visitor yesterday.
The wise thing for a harvest hand
having money on his person is to
avoid the jungles, especially at night.
A small amount paid for lodgings
VIII often prove a good investment
J. J.. Houghtaling will donate 10 ner
cent Of the receipts Of "Womanhnna
the glory OF the Nation" to the local
Re Red Cross Chapter, "Wednesday and
Thursday, Aug. % and %. Turn out
and help this good cause along.
Leo .Schwehr i charging his gran
ary. me present building is 16x48.
He Is erecting duplicate of this
along side, with room for driveway
between. The. driveway will be roof
ed over, thus connecting the two.
mrs. N. Hinschberger has begun the
remodeling of her residence, The
rear end will be raised to the height of
the main building and new roof to
be placed over the whole. This. with
other improvements contemplated, will
practically new building.
A deal is on whereby the Bank Of
Sanborn "a state bank) will change
hands. A syndicate headed by Mr..
Philip Stephan and his son Fred (the
latter an experienced banker) is ar
ranging to take over the holding of
President j. J. Farley and Cashier F.
P. Cook, who now own controlling in
terest in the institution. AS the trans
fer is not yet completed, The Enter
prise cannot make a detailed state
ment, though we are informed that the
deal will be consummated tonight.