The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-10-11

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Enterprise, Oct. 4.-Mr. STEM. faith.
er of Nick Stein, on the W. A. Sieg-
1rled place, arrived last week for. a
visit.
i Grandma Diemert was an, arrival
from Moorhead Tuesday morning for.as
visit with Sanborn relatives 49, :
Mr.. and Mrs. F.sO. Olsen and child.
rem were week end visitors with sam
born relatives. They were accompan:::::,
led by Prof. C. c. Guthrie of the Agri.;
''s'o1 eo1leee. = 49, 81 al a.. 1S
.Charley Lowell, who has just fnish-.
go successful years harvest, paid Iiiss
respects to The Enterprise last Mon..s
day and made sure of having his fayne
oFlte county paper for another year. -
simon Stroh, an old reader of The Z
enterprise and an early settler in tliss
nelghborhood, paid US a friendly caft
Monday and boosted his subscriptionf
another year. Mr. Stroh's croDs were, !,
ngnt this season, especially his potato. !.
Blalr Dearborn, of Peeyer. s. -. rhas. I
accepted position in, Siegtried $ .t,rn e..
store: Mr. u. is married and he" ~ =,
ms wife will live in apartments over:
the store. He is now IN McHanrv 80.
~ Mics IrtL - o.o1 Ny. .-::ss'. -:a| So
49, Miss Esther knable, OF the long dis. :
1"noe uepartment OF the NorthwesternA
ieiepnone Exchange company, at Jams
estown, was week end visitor vim.
oaAoofn relatives and friends. ret,,rnL
ms monday night.
", hayes, cashier of the Snirit;I;
"ood state Bank, promlnent an,E
lotu4ar Young business man or Srnrs~-.
go ooeuty, Died At lJamestowny1asts-
nuay afternoon, aged 81 years. Ha.r
nau oeen alling for the past three
years with diabetis.
WIS hthel Christensen (uee Paw
mond) former instructor I'M o,'r
scnool was in town between tr.;n.
saturday. She will teach aoain ~
Aes. her sister, who will also teacn-
~ ~ :Dazey' accompanied her. Mrs
rnlis 1ansons husband, George Chr,s.
hanson, formerly CT Litchvil1o 49,
Joined the colors. 4A'7' has z.
, cert Nordiey, who evidently rooa,
.ne Enterprise very CLOSELY. is ola ta5
o'oi Ills seasons crop ana tnjnxs ~
va oVertcp most of the renorts
caring Ill these columns. One tejd -
Nneat Which he measured carof',,,,.
piouuced "a trifle better than o., h,'ss
eis per acre. His oats yielded Ao b'1s1.
eis' MS barley 20 bushels and h;e, D4 80.
siA bushels per acre. For a "ha1flor naa
year the above is not SO worse 'op
IA o' WINE Murphy boarded No, & Mon..
Wis., on1ns ana went to Valley Citv
ha n, ieQuilsloning Dad Berrv;s 1ax,g
H. his wa" a., rushed across the city to. iha-
w. ilne IN time to head off the snecia1
noIp traln carrying the Second Nortn
10 ~ regiment and rode into Farso
49, ''' among those aboard was nan
- fan. nen1y I. Murphy of Bismarce
49, .mer oanborn boy who was with
~ 1 1 r1a.. en- route for Camp Greene
SIuariolte, N. C. He was accomnaniaS
Wy us Vile and two children
MRS. Annie Miller returned ,Tnnedav
tuo!. from Valley City on the1o.1s
M MRS: Nettie Crandell Miller of Pin.
gree, formerly of Sanborn was . ,as
senger going through on No : TICS.
DAY morning. "ese
- :, I0unty commissioner Martin Con,on
~ CAelson spent the greater part Of
uesuay IN SanbOrn and vicinity on
county business. VI
ueorge Moe and his bride spent last
Me- weeh Win Sanborn relatives, leaving
\! M onday for Missoula, Mont where
tney Will establish their home. -.
Frank Brock, progressive voune
farmer Of Hobart township. who has
1een a reader of the Enterprise since
poynood, and whose family is num-
oered among the oldest in that section
paid us a friendly call last Saturday
and tarried long enough to renew his
for another year.
Col. D. F. Siegfried, of Fargo. presi-
dent of the board of trustees of the
soldiers home, accompanied by Mrs.
Slegfried, arrived Tuesday morning.
They were guests at the home of their
son, w. A. Siegfried. Col. and Mrs.
Siegfried were Sanborn pioneers and
still have many friends in this section.
Miss Ida Didier left Sunday evening
for Fargo, where she will attend
school.
T. M. Murphy and Miss Reyes were
to Bismarck last Friday