The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1917-02-22

of boomers, l. w. Barnum, for whom
he worked at that time. Fred filed on
government land and stuck to it, and
has become one Of the most success.
full and Independent farmers in the
country tributary to Sanborn.
Rob Carlson and Dick Olsen attend.
ed the senior advanced party at the
Normal auditorium in Valley City last
Monday.
| Mrs. M. Hinschberger and her
youngest daughter Grille, came from
Valley City Wednesday, where the
latter is being treated for ear trouble.
Mrs. w. A. Siegfried returned Wed.
nesday evening from a weeks stay in
Fargo with relatives. Kermit who
accompanied her, returned Monday.
The Enterprise has been authorita.
lively informed that the Northern
Trust company has been appointed
trustee for the Boughten stock of mer-
chandise.
Prof. NJ C. James was passenger
yesterday to Rogers, where farmers
institute was in session. Today the
instructors are conducting a meeting
in Leal.
| The Sanborn branch train left for
the north Monday morning with only
one coach, which was packed to stand
ing room only. The train went through
to McHenry for the first time since
Jan. 81.
| Mrs. c. o. LANCER was a passenger
to jamestown, where she will visit
Mrs. Fred Smith, formerly of this
place, and while there have some dom
tai work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Jaberg left for
Valley City this morning to meet their
son, Rollin, who is returning with
Comany G, of the First North Dakota
regiment, which has just returned
from the Mexican border.
John Sortland, a Litchville hard
ware merchant, visited the local
schools Wednesday in company with
President LANCER of the school board.
He was en- route to Fargo to attend
! the state meeting of the hardware
dealers.
A. J. Linn was business visitor in
Fargo Tuesday.
County Commissioner George Ras.
mussen, of Darcy, was a passenger for
home via the Sanborn branch this
morning.
Oscar Hanson, who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in this
| vicinity, returned to Minnewaukan
yesterday.
Dr.. Platou, of Valley City, was pas
senger to Jessie Wednesday morning
The doctor, who is president of the
insanity board, says that they will
Keen johnson tho
spring, and then send him out into
the country to work for a farmer for
whom he has worked before. It is
said that Johnson has a wife in Min
nesota.
In order to keep in touch with local
events Jim Stewart, who has home
stead bordering the west side of Dry
Lake, adjoining Sanborn on the east,
| came to this office last Saturday and
| arranged for the Enterprise for an
other year.
o. R. Thornberg long time resi-
dent in this neighborhood and for the
past nine years tenant on the August
Stephan place, five and a half miles
north of Sanborn, favored us with
call last Tuesday and boosted his sub
scription another year.
c. E. Sealander, who years ago was
section foreman on the Sanborn
branch, paid this office call last Fri
day and arranged for the coming of
the Enterprise for another year.
When Mr.. Sealander quit railroading
he took up farming and is making a
success of it.
Mrs. M. E. Whitford writes the En-
terprise from Steele to have their sub
scription and that of A. S. Thompson,
her son-in-law, advanced another year.
Our friend and former neighbor says
that they are nearly buried in snow.
One mans barn was entirely covered,
and one of the streets was impossible.
She sends greetings to Sanborn
friends.
Miss Richie was an over-Sunday
visitor in Jamestown.
Harold Roughten was a passenger
to Fargo Monday morning.
Carl Lindgren was visitor here
from Jamestown last Friday. :.
Oscar Lindgren returned from the
county seat Tuesday morning.
DR.. Lang was called to Spiritwood
last Friday to visit a sick patient.
1NA. oAu MIS. "A. y. Aluu IcIuTucu
from Valley City Monday morning.
Mrs. c.. F. Revell was a. passenger
to jamestown Friday morning, return
ing Saturday.
Prof. M. D. Willennar was county
seat visitor Monday morning return
ing on No. Z.
Mrs. Omer Clark returned to Valley
City hospital Saturday to receive ad-
ditional treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. LANCER and Mrs.
c. F. Revell were visitors to Darcy
between trains last Monday
Anton Berg, of the Eckelson neigh.
borhood, was pleasant caller at this
Office last Saturday, and advanced his
subscription another year.
O. E. Hanson, assistant cashier of
the Bank of Minnewaukan, arrived
Friday night for visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hanson, OF
this place. He reports business quiet
in this town.
Harry Schreiver, of Lexington, Ore,
formerly of this neighborhood, sends
through Henry Sauer, year-in-ad-
vance subscription, that he may keep
informed of the doings in the vicinity
Of the old home. He gets more news
from copy of the Enterprise than