The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-06-07

siderable sickness, but we are glad tc
say that they have recovered.
T. NJ. Gray, an old timer in this
neighborhood, whose home is now in
Canada, paid us a pleasant visit las,
Saturday, having been called here to
attend his mothers funeral. Tom mas
made more than one move since he
left Sanborn, where. in the early days
he left his mark by building several
concrete houses. The Enterprise has
followed him wherever he has gone.
Rev. J. e. Jones, former pastor of
the local Congregational church, aboue
20 years ago, motored through San
born last Friday, stopping to greet
some of his former Pensioners. He
was travelling overland from North
wood to Shields, Morton county, to
undertake the building up Of now
church.
B. w. Crandell and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Miller and baby, Miss
Eliza Crandell and Nathan Crandell
motored. from Pingree, arriving in
Sanborn Sunday morning, expecting
to attend the funeral Of their grand
mother, Mrs. Julia Gray, on Monda,
AS the funeral did not take place un-
til Tuesday, all but Nathan Crandell
remained over, the latter returning to
Pingree by train to take care OF
things on the place. g. w. Crandell,
Of Burleigh, whom We have known
since he was a boy, paid us friend
ly visit.
| A telegram was received by Matt
Stinson reporting the death Of John
Lawry at Phillipsburg, Mont, which
occurredi Wednesday morning De
ceased was the son of the late Mr.. and
Mrs. John Lawry and left Sanborn
more than 80 years ago to engage in
mining in Montana. He was clerk
in Lenham's store when the writer
came to Sanborn in 1881. Mr.. and
Mrs. Stinson left last night to attend
the funeral, which orc>.ls Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Frolund, of
Jamestown, visited with Sanborn
friends Tuesday evening.
Considerable work of improvement
in the way of setting out trees, etc., is
being done in the Catholic cemetery
A. H. Cramer, Russell Cramer and
Leonard LANCER were successful fish
ermen at Perham lake last week and
some of their friends enjoyed a mess
of fresh lake fish.
Matt Stinson is the owner of new
Ford.
Paul Gruber left this week for
Chicago. -. @x
Reports on the condition of Charles
H. Potter, who is being treated in a
Fargo hospital, are not so favorable
James Brimer spent a week in Riv'
erside hospital being treated fol
! blood poisoning of a foot, and return
ed home Tuesday.
| The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet Thursday, June Z, at p
m. with Mrs. Gust Brock. Everybody
| cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elliott are be-
ing congratulated upon the arrival in
their home of baby girl, who was
| born last Sunday morning.
Prof. Dell E. Rodgers, principal of
the Marion school, and Miss Elma
Torfin, Of the Dickey school, spent
the week end at the Henry Cowdrey
home.
| Mrs. Barnes, widow of the late Mar
cellus Barnes, for many years superin
! tendent of schools for Barnes county
was branch passenger to Rogers this
morning to visit with relatives and
| friends.
The Times-Record would like to
have the people of the neighborhood
call while in Valley City. There are
many interesting things to be seen in
printing Office
Among those from Valley City who
attended the funeral of Mrs. Julia
Gray Wednesday were Mrs. Fred Carr,
Mrs. GIN. Rhodes, Mrs. Ferguson,
Mrs. Mcdonald and Mr.. and Mrs.
Luessen, as we'll as others whose
names I'VE did not get.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Kiser, of Rogers,
former residents of this place, accom-