The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-03-22

SAN'BORN


Enterprise, March 15.-Louis Malm
Monday.
j.. O'Day, of Eckelson, was San.
born visitor Tuesday evening.
C. F. Revell leaves tonight for a
business trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Margaret Green is a guest at
the LANCER home this week.
George H. Malosh transacted bust
ness in Jamestown last Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Larson, of Valley
City, was a Sanborn visitor Tuesday
Thos. Nesbitt was in Eckelson Mon.
day to cry the sale of VIM. Wittig.
A. D. Lenhart writes the Enterprise
that he is about to leave Perham,
MINI.
J. J. Farley, of Valley City, president
of the Bank of Sanborn, was bust
ness caller here Monday.
Miss Margaret Schreiter, of Bis
marck, visited her parents and other
relatives and friends here last week
returning to the Capital City Friday
Jos. Harshman, of Eckelson, was a
Sanborn visitor Tuesday evening.
w. E. Williams, formerly of the
Sanborn Produce Co., now with Man
dan concern, was an arrival Monday
evening on No. 8, for visit with his
family, who are still residents of this
place.
Mrs. Mary Heath left last Friday fo1
Jamestown, where she will remain fol
some time.
Engineer Ed Cline, of the branch
passenger train, was laid up last week
with grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Blewett leave this
evening to take in the Gate City auto
show at Fargo.
Call at the Times-Record office wher
in Valley City and see the wonderful
linotype machine.
e. A. Embertson, of Fargo, presi
dent of the First National bank Of
this place, transacted business here
last Saturday.
E.. A. Marsh took his sixyear-oll
daughter to Jamestown, where she il
throat trouble.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
John Weber of Anderson, Monday
March 21, and they are receiving the
congratulations of their, friends.
A special train was run over the
Sanborn branch Sunday, carrying DR.
Platou to Cooperstown, where Mrs. P
X. Moe was critically ill with blood
poisoning
Mrs H. c.. Evenson, of Baylor, Mont.
finds she cannot successfully keeI
house without the Enterprise; hence
she has her subscription renewed fol
another year.
George Diemert, another former
Sanbornite, writes from Buffalo tt
have the Enterprise sent to his address:
that he may be kept informed of the
doings of the old town.
The four-year-old daughter of ]. M
Harshman, of Eckelson, was operated
wood. Latest reports say that she il
getting along finely, and will b.
brought home this week.
The Sanborn Commercial club will
pay $24 in prizes to boys and girl
under Is years of age, for raising POI
corn from seed which they will fur
nish.
The Times-Record would like t,
have the people Of the neighborhoo'
call while in Valley City. There ar
many interesting things to be seen il
a printing Office.
Our former townsman, James Fl
Black, writes the Enterprise from
Fargo to have his subscription renew
ed for another year. Evidently on
old neighbor has not yet lost interes
in the town where he pioneered in tn
early eighties.
P E. Knudson, of Eckelson, was al
Enterprise caller yesterday. He i
handling the well-known and popula
Mitchell car, of which he sold eigh
last season and is going to sell NOR
the coming season.
Editor Trubshaw, of the Valley Cit
Courier, was a, Monday passenger vi
the branch to Cooperstown and return
to which city he went for the purpos
of closing up some business matter