The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-08
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Enterprise, March" Jos. Diemer1
was county seat visitor Monday.
James Stewart was a Valley City
visitor Monday.
Christ Lettenmaier transacted bust
ness in Valley City Monday.
JOS. Didier was business visitor tc
the county seat last Saturday.
Mrs. w. C. Schreiter visited with
Mr. Schreiter last week at Tower City
Call at the Times Record Office when
IN town and see the wonderful limo
type machine.
Mrs. Laura Potter McNaughton, OF
Staples, was an arrival on No. 49,
Wednesday evening.
Messrs. D M. Shannon, E.. E. Elliott
and Willie Murphy were county seat
visitirs Wednesday.
Mrs. Jake Ellert underwent an oper
alton last Monday at Fargo hos
pltal. Reports Of her condition are
favorable.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Clark left Tues
day morning for Mudbaden, Mimi,
where Mrs. Clark will receive treat
ment for rheumatism.
Charley Potter is in Fargo, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Potter. The former is
being treated for bladder trouble. We
hope to hear of his improvement.
Jake Ellert came from Fargo last
night on 1876. Mrs. Ellert is receiving
treatment in Fargo hospital and is
said to be getting along very nicely,
Mrs: Philip Stephan returned last
saturday from Rochester, to which
place she accompanied her daughter
Ada, who has been receiving treat
ment
Frank Grant, of Portland, Ore.. was
an arrival on No. 7 this morning from
Fargo for short visit with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mexican.
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
a printing Office.
We were pleased to receive a friend
ly letter with enclosure from our old
neighbor, J. V. Thompson, now of
Lodi, Cal. The Thompson brothers
seem to enjoy life on the Pacific slope.
Cert Diemert was Valley City yisi-
tor Tuesday,
Simon Hinchberger was a Fargo WIS.,
tor Wednesday, returning on No. 1876.
Mrs. Lundgren was passenger from
Valley City on No. Z Monday morn
ng.
Mrs. R. H. Mexican and sons, Rich
ard and Allan, were Jamestown visi-
;ors Monday.
George Hayes was in Fargo Wednes-
lay attending the state meeting of
Of farmers elevators.
Miss Ethel Davies, of the EckelsOn
State bank, spent Tuesday evening in
5anborn, returning on No. 7 Wednes-
lay morning.
George Stephan left on No. 1 Tues
lay evening for Glendive, Mont, after
several weeks at the home of his par
ents in Sanborn.
Joe Diemert and Christ Lettenmaier
we're arrivals from Valley City on No.
yesterday morning.
Mrs. F. o. Olson, of Fargo, is visit
ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. ia
)erg.
Friends of County Commissioner
Frank Heimes and his wife will be
sorry to learn that they have lost their
lrst baby, which was delivered last
Mrs. Heimes is now at the
hospital and getting along nicely.
Miss Ada Stephan, eldest daughter
If Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Stephan, of this
place, is still in the hospital at Roches-
er, where she has been receiving
treatment for some time past Reports
Jay she is steadily regaining her
health.
A few lines from Hubert Loendorf,
Terrace, Mont, formerly of this place,
we're received by the Enterprise last
Tuesday, together with an enclosure
boosting his subscription for couple
If years.
Hon. S. J. Aandahl, chairman of the
state board of railroad commissioners,
1rove in the face of the storm Tues
lay morning from his farm near Litch
Vile and proceeded to Bismarck on
No. By the way, Sam came to San
born with his parents the year we
started the Enterprise, 1881. The Aan-
lahls settled on the prairie lands
about 10 miles south of Sanborn, where
Sam has spent most Of his life since