The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-01-25
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Enterprise, Jan. 18.-J. l.. Wetheril
left this morning for Fargo.
Frank Hinschberger was in Valley
City Tuesday.
C. o. Lindgren was Tuesday visit
tor in the county seat.
Ole SiversOn was county visitor
last Saturday.
E.. E. Grasswick was passenger to
Fargo this morning.
A. S. LANCER, manager of the
Thompson Yards at Darcy, was pas.
senger for home Monday morning,
having spent Sunday with SanbOrn
relatives.
c. H. Potter returned last Friday
from Rochester, Mimi.
Mrs. Hobart returned last Saturday
from Rochester, MINI.
C. o. LANCER was in Valley City
Monday having his nose treated.
Chas. Scouten, of Eckelson, was a
Sanborn visitor Tuesday evening.
Harry Rhodes; of Fargo, was a
north-bound passenger Monday even.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Potter, return.
ed last Monday morning from their
wedding trip.
Cashier Louis Malm, of the First
National bank, transacted business at
Eckelson yesterday.
Maren and Margaret Revell visited
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. A
IS. LANCER, in Darcy last Friday.
John Diemert, who it attending the
Interstate business college at Fargo
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Byron Siegfried, of Fargo, was a
Sanborn visitor last Saturday morn
ing. Byron is now on the road for the
American Tobacco Co. d.
Herman Olsen, manager Of the
Thompson Yards at Binford, was a
Sanborn visitor Monday and favored
this Office with a call.
Harry Siegfried, of Fargo, was a
aSnborn visitor last Tuesday.
Willie Murphy was business visi
tor at the county seat Tuesday.
| George Hayes, grain buyer at the
Farmers elevator, returned this morn
ing.
County Commissioner Martin Con
| in Sanborn Wednesday and Thursday
Mrs. Henry Menke returned home
on No. this morning from Riverside
hospital. Her friends hope for a rapii
recovery.
Mrs. Peter Reid entertained las,
Tuesday afternoon in honor of hel
mother, Mrs. Samuelson, who has beer
visiting here for some time past.
i Thos. Chapman has received wore
of the death of his brother, Ed. Chap
man, who passed away at Prospect
N. Y, Monday, Jan. Is, at the age O.
IS years. The funeral was to accul
today.
| Among the recent transfers of Bar
mes county real estate is that Of w
B. Seely to Mrs. Alice Lettenmaier o
the north half of south half of sec
ton 4-139-6O. Consideration, $500
Christ Lettenmaier enjoyed ;
lengthy mid-winter visit with relative.
and friends in Minnesota points, ant
just prior to his return underwent al
operation in St. Paul for polypus. HI
is all right again, but has stuck Close
to his home since his return.
Albert Siverson, who has been max
ing his business headquarters in Win
nipeg for the past several months, il
home for visit with his parents ant
other relatives and friends. He i!
with the Swift Packing House ant
likes his work. He reports his bro
Their Ed as prospecting.
Willie Noecker was pleasant call
er at this Office last Monday, and re
newed his subscription for 1917. HI
is another of those Industrious an(
well-to-do young farmers of thi
neighborhood who have read the En-
terprise ever since they learned tt
read, and like the Enterprise, hav'
developed with the country.
Prof. Willennar last Saturday &C
companied Leonard LANCER and Al
thur Clure to Valley City, where tn
high school in debate. Though the.
represented the unpopular negative
and lost the decision, the Sanborn de
baters put up good argument AM
were highly complimented from unex
pected quarters.
Commissioner Rasmussen, of Da
zey, was in Sanborn Monday morn
ing between trains. The count,
board having concluded it's Januar,
session, he was returning home.
J. F. Jaberg left for Fargo Wednes
day evening and will be absent ;
couple of weeks. Mr.. Jaberg will al
tend the Tri-State Grain Growers cor
vention which is now in session Il
Fargo.
C. D. Prather during the past weel
has bought two carloads of horses il
this vicinity which he will ship t
Montana. It is only short tim
since hundreds of horses we're shi1
ped into this country from Montana.