The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-06
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ENTERPRISE, Nov. 33.-W-uie Muir
ply c. valley Guy spent Saturday III
SanbOrn.
Editor Peterson of Binford, was Il
branch passenger Saturday..
Christ Lettenma er is threatened !
with cataract on the ght eye.
Andrew Waite writes from Long
Eeach, Cal, to have The Enterprise
sent to bin.
Father Kle:don went to Darcy Sat
urday and held services at st. Mary's
mission near that city.
Ed Lawry and Mss Rose LaWry /
leave today for Long Beach, Cal,
where they will spend the winter. !
Thanksgiving services here held in
tie congregational church today, be.
ing the last that Mr.. Atkinson will
conduct in SanbOrn, as he is due at
Darlington the first Of December.
Clarence Shannon, son OF George
Shannon of Great Falls, Mont, for
merly OF Sanborn, is among those tax
en- by the draft. Clarence worked at
the depot here few days ago.
C. H. Potter returned from Fargo
Monday morning.
Teachers and pupils will have va
cation until Monday.
c. E. Jaberg left Wednesday to join
his wife in Missouri
DR.. j. E. Featherstone was branch
passenger Monday morning.
-! Mss Nelson, county superinten-
dent, was an arrival Tuesday on No. Z.
/ Walter Kyaf has moved his family
t. the Jaberg farm for the winter.
The E. D. Tucker family of Moor
head were over Sunday guests of San.
/ born relatives. < .
Plus StrOh returned from South St.
Paul Tuesday morning, where he mar
keted carload of cattle and hogs.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
will meet with Mrs. Charles Num-,
Thursday, Dec. 6, at p. m. All well
come. ,....
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hoffart left last
week for a visit to their old home in
Canada. A letter from here reports
their safe arrival.
Among the recent real estate sales
in this neighborhOod is that by Plus
Stroh of half section half mile south
of Sanborn for $50 per acre. Cheap
: enough.
c. O. LANCER, A. H. Cramer and v.
l.. Green motored to Valley City Sun
day afternoon to attend the Red Cross
gathering addressed by Judge Young.
P. S. Hanna, formerly cashier of the
) Bank of Sanborn, but more recently
cashier of the Bank of Coleman, Mich,
has resigned his position in that city
to take the Office of state bank exam
liner, and has moved to Detroit
Mre. j. F. Jaberg left last Monday
fer Valley City, where she was to stay
until Wednesday, thence to Fargo,
where she will visit, later going to In
diana, and other parts of the east for
the winter. Mr.. Jaberg left last We'd
nesday and will JOIN her.
j. L.enhart, whose residence, half
milo south Of 'Sanborn, was adver-
tisei for sale in last weeks Enter
} prise, has closed deal whereby a
: Mrs. Moe Of Valley City, SO we are in
r formed, becomes possessor of this
desirable piece of property. The con-
siderat on was $20S0
l After the regular meeting Of Myo-
sot.s club at the home of Mrs. Malm
OH Saturday last, the afternoon was
spent socially, complimentary to Mrs,
1 Frank Atkinson. Mrs. Wetherill, in a
few well chosen words expressed the
good will of the club and presented
=, Mrs. Atkinson with serving tray Re.
!, freshments were served, and for d..
l version, grab fest" and the ubiqu-.
tous Red Cross knitting.
Fred Tabbert of Sanborn was Wis.
itor on November 18th at the big ex'
: hibit of Southern California products
! maintained free to the public in the
= Los Angeles chamber of Commerce
!, He also attended the lectures and
l movin,f pictures that are part of the
daily program The exhibit is the
e algest of any in the country main
, tanned by commercial organization
. Before returning home Mr.. Tabbert
i expects to visit several of the many
e other places Of interest in Southern
,. California.
4 birthday party was given in honor
/ Of Julia Swea7ingen of the South Side
!. restaurant Sunday night when a few
of her friends gathered to spend few
S hours with her. Mr.. Erwin Balm, Mr.
!. H. Peterson, Mr.. Lyle Malosh, Mr.
! John Murphy, Mr.. Jay Wellman, Mrs
L N. Clarens, Mrs. NJ. Balm, Miss Anna
,Gilbertson, Miss Blanch Balm, Miss
Esther Balm, Mary Clarens, being pres
ent. The evening was spent in visit
ing and music by the new Victrola
$ Supper was served between II and r.
: and then dancing. Lyle entertained
r.. with some of his songs and jiggine
and Johnnie Murphy and Lyle with
J. funny stories. The crowd went home
I in the wee hours OF the morning with
! laugh and smile on their faces
I leaving many beautiful presents be-
hind with best wishes for Julia Swear.
!, ingen.
I The Occident elevator at Berea was
i, burned Tuesday evening.
! Corp. R. E. Jaberg now wears ser,
: geant's chevrons on his sleeves
l o. T. Olson, old timer up Darcy way,
> passed up the branch Tuesday.
: Martha LaFrance, former resident
!, OF Sanborn, spent Monday night with
! relatives here, leaving for Miles City
Tuesday morning ....
Jasper Sweet, pioneer of the Daz-
} ey ne!ghhorhood, was a branch pas
senger Tuesday. He leaves this week
for Sunny California, it having be-
come habit with him to spend his
winters there.
4 The government valuation hoard