The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-12-20
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Miss SOldahl, member of the local
school faculty, spent her Thanksgiving
in Hope, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Olsen will spend
the winter in Minneapolis at the home
of their son, N. R. Olsen.
Rev. Joseph O'Breirne of Nekoma
Father <leidon's former assistant
states in letter to Father Kleidon
that he is exceptionally we'll pleased
with his ney pastorate. He has a
beautiful and comfortable home at Ne
koma, and the people are all kindly
disposed.
Miss Esther Knable spent Sunday at
home, returning to jamestown Monday
morning.
Prof. Barton of the County Superin
tendent's office, was a passenger to
Rogers Tuesday.
Mary Peterson underwent an oper.
alton for the removal of adenoids, at
Valley City last week.
The Stephan-Bignall Lumber Co. is
distributing handsome 1918 calendars
to friends and customers
Fred Stephan made business trip
to MclIenry Monday.
". A. Siegfried was business visit
or to McHenry Saturday, returning
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Gerntholz returned Satur-
day from Fargo where she had spent
a couple of weeks.
Mesdames D. G. Wilcox, Oliver Han.
son and Peter Knudson of Eckelson at
tended installation ceremonies at the
Eastern Star meeting in Sanborn Tues.
;ay night.
For the past week the thermometer
has ranged from Is below until this
(Thursday) morning the high test
glass at the experiment station topped
the weeks record with 80 below
Our old friend Andy Brimer writes
to have The Enterprise sent to him in
San Diego, and incidentally hands us a
bit of news foln Sunny Southern Cali.
tornia. We take the liberty of repro
ducing his letter.
Mrs. VIM. Mexican returned Tues
day morning from very enjoyable
visit in Fargo, where she was the
guest Of Mrs. F. O.. Olsen, and where
she met and was entertained by a mum.
Der of former Sanborn friends.
The marriage of Miss Evelyn Alice
Heneman, for the past year and a half
the popular and efficient assistant
principal OF Sanborn city schools, and
Lieut.. Royal Newton Brown of Camp
Dodge, was sOlemnized at the home OF
tho brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Heneman in Pembina, N. D., Thurs
day, (Thanksgiving), November 10Th,
. 1917, in the presence Of relatives.
Sanborn School captured another
notable honor of which all concerned
are very proud. Pearl Bignall, a pupil
1of Second Year High, who captured
first prize for sewing at the Barnes
|. County Schools Contest, was awarded
first prize at the State Contest recent.
lily helG at State Agricultural College at
Fargo, the latter prize being also for
sewing.
Mr.. s. F. Mercer of Grand Forks,
who in the long ago, was Sanborn's
first shoemaker, and a good one, drop
ped off the train the other day to sec
his old friend, Mr.. Oliver Gray and 9th.
or members of the Gray family. Mr.
M. has had varied business expert
,ence, and among other occupations to
which he turned has been that OF edi.
tor and publisher of newspapers, sew
erai of them. He left on No. z Monday
morning. :~y II.
Toay's Hardware. Sanborn insti
tuition that has rapidly forged to the
front since it was started in 1912, in
cr5asing its business with each year
reaching its acme of trade in 1917 I'M
der the management of Mr.. A. J. Linn
is matter of pride to it's owners
During the past year Mr.. Linn took in
to partnership his brother, r. S. Linn
a practical plummer, their concern en-
bracing the hardware, tinsmith;ng
plumbing and steam fitting trade. The
strides made in the past year and the
new business lined out for the year
1918 makes it necessary for them to
extend their lines, and to meet this
emergency they have decided to incor
porate. Another brother, Cyrus, a
trained business man, who spent few
weeks here last summer, will become
a member of the company. With the
latter to watch the office end, Tony
OH the road to keep business going and
Romy to oversee the shop work, the
outlook is bright for the new corpor
alton.