The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-08-02
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Enterprise, July 26.-South Dakota
crops are reported fair.
Mrs. VIM. Mexican spent Tuesday in
jamestown.
The frame is up for G. S. fuckers
new residence
The new home of Peter Hanson is
approaching completion.
The school census of Jamestown
shops 1874 persons of school age.
J. d. PRIME has sold his store at
Eckelson to J. J. stegge, of Fargo.
Mrs. J. L. Houghtaling returned
from Valley City on No. Z Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. Johnson, Of
Eckelson were Sanborn visitors Tues
day afternoon.
The material for the extension of
the farmers telephone line has arrived
and is being unloaded.
Paul Kruger returned on No. z Wed
nesday morning from Fargo, where he
attended the state fair.
Louis and Harold Malm, of the First
National bank, were business visitors
to the county seat Monday.
Rev. Naeseth was Sanborn visitor
Tuesday, leaving for Valley City on
No. Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Dennison, of
jamestown greeted friends here yes
terday Mr.. Dennison is arranging
to run a .threshing rig in this vicinity
this fall.
Miss Esther Knable returned from
Aurora, S. D., last Monday evening.
having enjoyed visit with her friend
and former schoolmate, Miss Pearl
Wright.
Rev. Editor and Mrs. Getchell, of
Valley City arrived in Sanborn Wed
nesday morning and accompanied Rev.
and Mrs.. Frank, Atkinson to Spirit
wood Lake to attend the Chautauoua.
Henry Ford's secretary branded as
falsehood the Rome report that Ford
would have contributed $15O,0OO,OOO
toward the socialist peace cause if
America had not entered the war.
Mrs. Mary Elder was quite severely
burned on the hands while lighting
gasoline lamp last Friday evening.
The alcohol which she was using on
the torch was accidentally spilled on,
her hands and took fire.
Engineer Cline has been taking
lay-Of to receive treatment for his
eyes.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Shannon and daughter,
Cora, were Valley City visitors Wed
nesday.
E. A. Marsh and Editor Mexican
were business visitors to the county
seat Monday.
A. McLees, James McLees, and E.
A. Marsh, of the Clark City neighbor-
hood, were Sanborn visitors Saturday,
Charley Rebscher, old timer in this
section of Barnes county, was a pleas.
ant caller at this Office Wednesday aft
ernoon.
The German Lutheran Ladies' Aid
society will meet with Mrs. Fred Germ,
tholz next Thursday, August 2, at z
=. m. Everybody is cordially invited.
Word has been received from Bay
lor, Mont, that Boyd Thompson, son
OF E. G. Thompson. of this place has
been drawn in the big CONSUMPTION
lottery. T..
Allen Bliss, an old time Sanborn
boy, writing from Missoula to renew
his subscription to The Enterprise,
SoJo IAA"t IS ~ Fc1y uy Cuofc, ITO rain
for five weeks. Crops about all gone.
He sends regards to Sanborn friends.
George Gordon was a passenger on
No. Z Wednesday en- route for Eckel-
son, returning from Baylor, Mont,
where he had spent couple of weeks.
Mr.. Gordon says the crops in Montana
are burned up for lack of rain.
Mrs. Lundgren and daughter Marion,
left last Thursday for Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Lundgren has conducted a cafe
in Sanborn for several years past, but
recently sold her building to Mr.. Beau
doin and retired from business.
Alfred Thompson, of Lodi, CAL, ar
rived here last Friday to look after his
farming interests. Alfred is one of
the well-known Thompson family,
who were pioneer settlers in this Sec
ton, and are still land owners here.
though some of them have moved
away.
Fred Hinschberger, formerly of
Sanborn, and who served with co. G.
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