The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-28
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| Enterprise, Feb. 2l.-The N. P. 81
ply car was at this station this week
I Dr.. Nolte was passenger to Darcy
Wednesday morning
Cashier Louis Malm Of the First
National bank was business visitor
to Fargo yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Barthel was an arrival
from Valley City on No. yesterday
Mrs. Ed Kline spent Wednesday in
Jamestown, returning on the 1872 p
M train.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. LANCER spent
a few days at the V. L. Green home
returning last evening.
| w. r.. Barnes of Valley City was a
passenger to his old homestead near
Rogers yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mary Heath is recovering from
an attack of bronchitis. Her strength
is returning and she is able to sit up
several hours each day.
Miss AnnaSchn,idt, a graduate nurse
of St Johns hospital at Fargo, who
has been nursing Mrs Heath, is leav.
ing for the Gateway City on No.
! this evening.
Escaping coal gas Tuesday night at
the Teachers Club" where four OF
| the local teachers, the Misses Orpha
| Richie, Sylvia Saldahl and Ethel
Saunders, make their home, came
near having serious ending, the four
young ladies appearing quite groggy
Wednesday morning.
John Flach was an arrival on No. 7
Tuesday morning.
Mrs Cnhro;tnu nd
ry Stephan were Valley City visitors
and returned Tuesday morning.
Russell Bignal, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bignal, who was in Valley City
hospital the past week or two, threat
ened with typhoid fever, has recover.
ed and has returned home.
| Friends of Prof. M. D. Willennar
of Sanborn, are urging him to be.
come a candidate for county superin-
tendent of schools at the coming ell.
ectiOn Prof. Willennar has been
principal of the public schools of
Sanborn for the past several years,
and prior to his coming to Sanborn
he held a like position In the Itch.
Vile schools. In these positions his
work has been highly commended.
In western Barnes county he is es.
pecially well-known and popular.
Tony Linn attended the Hardware
Merchants convention in Fargo the
past week.
Superintendent Huntington's car
was attached to the Sanborn branch
passenger train Tuesday morning
Rev. FIR. Kleidon went to Darcy
Tuesday morning and will hold ser
vices at St. Mary's mission near that
| place. =.
o. T. Olson was here Tuesday be-
tween trains returning from the Twin
City cattle markets. He got tor
prices for his stock. ~
Bert Parsons, formerly an employe
Of the N. p, running on the Sanborn
branch, now a farmer near COopers
town, was in town between trains
Tuesday.
/ One of the men on the John Wood
cock farm north of Sanborn met with
an accident recently by which one OF
his ankles was d!slocated. He is not
yet able to be around
Miss Fife Biggs went to Darcy last
Saturday where she has accepted a
position in the telephone exchange
Miss Helen Biggs had. worked there
three weeks but returned to re-ente1
school, -.-..
Miss Clara L.. Larson of the cOun
ty superintendent Office was a pas
senger to Darcy Tuesday where she
spoke at the Farmers institute in
conjunction with Prof. T. X. Calnan
: Institutes will be held at other points
. Knudt Thompson of Rogers neigh
borhoOd was an arrival on No. Z Wed
60 hospital with his wife, who haC
been receiving treatment Mrs
Thompson has been an invalid for s
long time.
| Jack Murphy and Dewey Hitchin
who are working on telephone wire
crew through this section, spent Sun
day with the home folks. They ex
pect to be transferred from North Da
kota to Montana, having finished ir
this territory.
A. C. Anderson is spending a few
. days in his old home in Minnesota
where he expects to meet his brothe
on furlOugh from Camp Dodge, anC
other members of the family. Johr
Diemert has charge of the Farmers
Elevator during his absence.
! Miss Ada Stephan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Stephan, left las,
Saturday with friends. She will go tt
the Mayo hospital at Rochester fol
. examination and further treatment il
necessary. Miss Stephan underwent
an operation at that hospital some
time since, but has not fully recover
ed.
George Stephan, son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Philip Stephan, who for the pas
few months has been in Camp Lewis
American Lake. WASH, expects to be
transferred with his company soon
destination unknown George was
confined in the hospital with pneu
monia for about month but was