The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-07-12
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Enterprise, July 5.-Archie Miller is
now riding in his own Overland car.
The street south from the N. P. de-
pot has been graded up.
Slight frosts were reported from
some quarters both Monday and Tues
day morning.
The big barn on the Mrs. Annie
Miller place is notable farm i'm
provement in this neighborhood.
Mrs. Harry Rhodes, of Fargo, is WIS.,
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ole
| Siverson, and other relatives and
friends here
Comrade Robert Kee has been NAM
ed member Of the governors per-
sonal staff by Governor Lynn J.
Frazier.
Clarence Hanson returned Monday
evening from a visit to Minnesota
friends, via Aberdeen. S. D. and
jamestown.
Bobbie Carlson left Monday eve
ming for his home in Lisbon. He was
for time with W. A. Siegfried in the
drug store.
o. A. Whitford, of Steele, formerly
of this place, has been appointed dis
trict game warden for the Fifth
judicial district
Albert Gulmon and Paul Hanne-
mann left last Friday evening for
Billings and other points in Montana,
with view to looking up lands for
settlement.
The dance given by the Catholic
Order of Foresters in City Hall last
Friday night was we'll attended and
proved to be very enjoyable affair. A
class of ten was initiated during the
AFTERNOON meeting.
A crew of carpenters is at work on
the Andrews Grain Cos. elevator,
building new Office and making other
improvements. This elevator was the
first built in Sanborn and was known
as the Northern Pacific elevator.
Company H, of Jamestown, which
has been doing guard duty along the
line of the N. P. for the past several
weeks, passed through Sanborn Tues
day morning on No. en- route for Bis
marck. The company detrained at
jamestown where the Fourth was
spent.
The ladies of the Red Cross society
and others met at the school house
last Friday and spent the afternoon in
making bandages, etc Fifty-fve yards
of muslin were worked up into ban
dages of various forms and sizes, &C.
cording to Instructions received.
Housewives" will be given to those
volunteers from SanbOrn who enlisted
in Company G of Valley City.
R. E. Kee and family motored to
Fargo and return SUNDAY.
0. E. Selander left Sunday evening
on No. 8 for a visit with Minnesota
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lienhart re-
turned from visit to Western Canada
last Saturday
Rev. Charles F. Sewrey visited San
born last Thursday in the interest Of
Fargo college.
The value of gems imported in the
past II months into New York port
was $41,O7S,802.
1t is Colonel Robert Kee now by the
grace of governor Frazier, who has
named him chief Of staff.
Mrs. Carlson, of Portland, formerly
a resident of Sanborn, is visiting rela-
tives and friends here this week.
John Week is now in full charge of
the Andrews Grain Co.'s elevator. Mr..
W. comes we'll recommended
Mr.. and Mrs E. A. Marsh and family
and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mexican motor,
ed to Darcy and return last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Peder Petersen and
children were Valley City visitors over
Sunday, returning Monday morning.
The Stephan-Bignall Lumber Co.
on Tuesday received two carloads of
lumber, one of which had been on the
road for three months
Math Kronebusch, the farm machin.
cry man, distributed carload of Irvine
among number of farmers of west
ern Barnes last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Biggs and daugh
tiers, Helen and Eunice, left last Thurs
day morning for visit with Fred
Grannis, at Sanborn.
Mrs. Ruth Larson Hart, of Hankin
son, and Miss Grace Larson, of Valley
City, formerly of this place, greeted
Sanborn friends last Thursday
Booze shipments, which were heavy
through the month of June, have en-
tirely stopped, the "bone-dry law" hav.
ing gone into effect July 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Whitford, OF
Steele greeted odd Sanborn friends
Monday, having motored over from
jamestown where they attended camp
meeting.
The Enterprise is under obligations
to Pat Conlon, of Eckelson, for mess
of fresh fish, trophies of his skill as an
angler at Big Pine Lake, MINI.
The Philip Stephan family left last
Monday for Glendive, Mont, where