The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-27
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Dec. &c. o. LANCER is distribut-
ing beautiful panel calendar Tor
1918.
Mrs. M: Murphy has been laid up
this week with an attack Of Ia grippe.
There will be no meeting of the
Helping Hand society until January
1lth.
The First National Bank is handing
out a very artistic art calendar for
1918.
J. Z. Houghtaling made a business
trip TO Minneapolis last Sunday, re-
turning yesterday.
The Bank of Sanborn's 1918 calen-
day appeals especially to- business
men and stock breeders.
A. r. Brimer Of Urbana and James
.Brimer Of Brimer Township, were
bornyisitors Tuesday evening.
Hrs. s. f.. Thorldsen spent Monday
in Valley City. L:
HI. and Mrs. Steve Miller were ar
riyalson No. z Saturday from Valley
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County superintendent. Nielson
paid Dazey school IN ofIiciat visit
". A. Siegfried and Blair Dierdor1
were county seat visitors Tuesday and
returned. %;y. d J..
Nr. and Mrs. Andrew Sauer were
Valley City visitors Saturday, return-
ing on No. Z.
9E.EA. Ensebretson, Of the First Ma
tional bank was an arrivel from Far
60 yesterday morning.
Will Gum and his brother were call
NJ - 90 hn
funeral Of their sister.
The First National Bank has in
stalled another labor-saving device
in the shape of posting or book
keeping machine which embraces the
advantages Of all the other Burrows
machines combined.
On Sunday, December %, trains Z
and 8 will handle parcels post mail
for the accommodation of Christmas
packages.
Frank Sanford, old time ranchman
and farmer up in the Rogers neigh
borhood, was a Branch passenger
Tuesday morning:
The Congregational Sunday school
will celebrate Christmas with party
for the children in the church on Mon
day afternoon.
We are informed by Thos. Muir.
ply that he has had definite informa-
ton that his son, Capt. Henry Muir
ply, had landed safely in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wetherill depart
ed from Sanborn week ago last Sun
day, and have taken up their resi-
dence in Minneapolis for the winter.
Philip Stephan, having closed out
his landed and other interests in Mon
tana, has returned to Sanborn where
he and his family will reside per-
manently.
Mrs. Myrtle Holiday and children
have moved to Butte, Mont, where
Mrs. Holidays son, Erwin, is en-
ployed by one Of the big smelter COM
panies.
Wire for the Sanborn high-tension
electric service has been received. A
crew has been at work for the past
week or more, changing the pole line
to confirm to the law.
Official of the Northwestern Com
pany were informed recently of the
safe arrival in France on Monday OF
the 48th Telegraph Battalion, which
is composed of Bell employees, sever
al from this territory
Miss Ann McGee, daughter of f.
L. MCGEE, formerly of the Rogers
neighborhood, and Mr.. Peter Ludwig
of Myro-Aldahl Mercantile Co., OF
Valley City, were married by the
Rev. C. G. Naseth, Monday evening
Dec. 18th, 1917.
Mrs. Bothne and two little daugh.
ters were passengers to Eckelsor
Tuesday returning to their home or
the Andrew Brimer farm after hav'
ing visited with Mrs. Bothne's parents
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hanson, and 9TH
er Sanborn friends.
Those interested in our loca
school will be pleased to know that
Miss Inez Atwood Of Jamestown has
consented to become assistant princi'
pal after the holiday vacation, te
succeed Mrs. Henneman-Brown, VINO
was recently married and resigned.
Mrs. Willie Murphy and son Cor
don, were Sanborn visitors from Val
ley City today.
Mrs. Margaret Green has returned
from her homestead near Dodson
Mont, and will pass the remainder
Of the winter with relatives ant