The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-29

SANBoRN


Enterprise, March o. Manfred
|Hinschberger is assisting in Langer's
store.
Prof. O. A. Barton was branch pas
senger Tuesday. .
Mrs. w. O. Green was a passenger
to Eckelson Monday.
Pat Conlon, of Eckelson, was San
born visitor Tuesday.
Engineer Ed Cline is back on his
run again after an enforced lay-of
from la grippe.
County Commissioner Martin Con
Ion, of Eckelson, was seen on our ave
nues Tuesday.
Herman Olsen, prominent business
man of Binford, was a northbound
passenger Tuesday,
George Bronson and Mrs. Dunwell
of Spiritwood, spent few days with
Sanborn relatives the past week.
Bill" Lawrence, the well-known N
P. conductor, is seeking surcease from
the terrors of asthma in the salubrious
climate of Florida.
James Davis, of Spiritwood, called
at this Office last Tuesday and enrolled
as member of the rapidly spreading
family of Enterprise readers. He is
a son Of our old friend, Tom Davis
Like father, like son. he must have
the Enterprise in his own homo.
Mrs. E. c. Tmhopson returned on
No. this morning from Valley City
N. J. Olsen shipped carload of hogs
to South st. Paul Tuesday night.
Call at the Times-Record office when
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
The Omer Clark public sale came
off on schedule time and met the ex.
pectations of the proprietor.
Miss Minnie J. Nelson, county su.
perintendent, was passenger to Rog
ers wednesday, where she paid an Off.
cial visit to the public schools of that
cillage.
Miss Richie, Of the primary room
of the local schools, returned this
morning from Valley City, where she
had been receiving dental treatment
for troublesome teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Noecker are re-
ceiving the congratulations Of their
numerous friends on the advent into
their home of a bright baby boy Sun.
day, March 1S.
Miss Pearl Dalziel, of the Dazey tel.
ephone exchange, was a branch pas.
senger Tuesday morning to Darcy, re.
turning from Valley City, where she
paid visit to her home folks.
Mrs. Garfield Gray was an arrival
on No. z from Valley City last Friday
for visit with her mother, Mrs.
Hannemann, and other relatives and
friends in the Sanborn neighborhood
Oscar Lindgren returned from Val
ley City on No. this morning.
Joe Schneider has bought the Will
Brock farm and moved out Monday.
Mrs. Will Anderson, of Wimbledon,
visited relatives here the past week.
Miss Francis Starke, of Valley City.
was a guest at the Frank Cook home
Sunday.
r.. H. Mexican has been pretty
roughly handled by old man La Grippe
the past week.
Frank Sauer arrived Monday night
from the Minnesota. woods, where he
spent the winter in the lumber camps
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.
c. F. Revell left last Saturday for
Colorado on matters of business con-
nected with land holdings in which he
and other here are concerned.
Chef Grannis writes to have the ad-
dress of his Enterprise changed from
Stanton to Dodge. Isn't it about time,
begging your pardon, Chef, that you
lodged back to Sanborn and settled
down among old friends?
Conductor Melchoir had the branch
run one day this week.
DR.. Lang has bought lots 1 and 2.
block II, original Sanborn, from lydia
Pray, for the consideration of 500.
A. A. Garfield has sold on contract
% ]. A. Stoll the NV Il of section -
md ne n of II, township 1851, for
'13, 440.
Romanus Linn, practical plumber
md steam filter, has bought an inter.
st in his brothers hardware business
n Sanborn and is moving his family
lere. They will occupy apartments
yer the First National Bank. The
rm will do business under the name
t Tony's Hardware.