The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-24
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Enterprise, Jan. 17.-Willie Muir
ply and son Gordon were up from
Valley City Tuesday.
Louis Malm was passenger to
Eckelson Tuesday morning on No: z.
Miss Blanche Kee, accompanied by
her niece, Jean Kee, was passenger
to Jamestown Tuesday.
Rev. J. F. L. Bohnhoff of Valley
City, Pastor of the German Lutheran
church, held services here last Satur-
day.
Robert Kee, ST., left Tuesday eve
ming for Fargo to attend the meeting
of the Equity Society and the Trl-
State Grain Growers convention.
T. M. Murphy starts this week
for San Diego, CAL, for a farewell
visit with his son, Bonnie, who is with
the California infantry.
Leo Noecker, son and namesake of
the late Leo Noecker dropped into
this office Monday to renew the SUBJ
scription to The. Enterprise that the
senior Noecker had started 36 years
ago. Incidentally, Leo the younger
left very acceptable package OF
country sausage, donation much ap-
preciated by The Enterprise.
Mrs. C. o. LANCER was Valley City
visitor today. T
The Bank of Sanborn has installed
posting machine.
Engineer Ed Cline took in the Fargo
chicken show yesterday.
E. M. Shannon of Valley City was
Sanborn visitor Monday.
Dick Olsen returned Friday from
visit with relatives in Minneapolis.
Charles McGee of Oriska was a bus
mess visitor in Sanborn this morning.
Hart, the Valley City real estate
man, was Branch passenger last Fri
day.
John Pross, who met with such
heavy personal loss by fire New Years
Day, wishes through the columns Of
The Enterprise, to express the CRATE
full thanks of himself and family to
those kind friends who so promptly
came to the rescue with donations OF
clothing, etc. It is in cases like this
kind that one discovers the truth OF
the old saying that "A friend in need
is friend indeed.
Fred Stephan of the Bank of San
born was a business caller in Fargo
Tuesday. :,
Father O'Beirne of Nacoma arrived
last Friday and is paying Father
Kleidon fraternal visit.
Engineer Ed Cline and Fireman
Herman Peterson, of the branch pas
senger crew, are taking alay off. j..
-Manferd Hinchberger has gone. to
Fargo and is taking a course in
tractor and automobile engineering.
Rev. Father Kleidon and Rev. Faith
er. O'Bierne spent Wednesday in JAM
estown, leaving on No. Z and return
ing on No. 8.
Mrs. Nick Hobart, who has been i'll
for some time past, does not seem to
improve, and trained nurse has been
placed in charge.
Agent Wick of the Andrews Grain
Co. received car Of stove coal Wed
nesday and is distributing it to pa
irons in the neighborhood.
A. J. Linn has been in the Twin
Cities for the past week selecting his
spring stock of hardware. He is ac-
companied by Mrs. Linn.
Alois Flach writes from Canada to
renew his subscription to The Enter
prise and incidentally sends greetings
to all old Sanborn friends.
A. A. Vandrovec, a farmer from
the Rogers neighborhood writes the
Enterprise enclosingg check to have
his subscription advanced.
Les Gundy and Frank Sauer are
taking two months course of in
struction in automobile engineering
and repairing in Fargo school.
Mrs. Thomas Mexican, of Darcy,
was taken to Riverside hospital in
Valley City Wednesday evening on
No. s, and underwent an operation
the same night for appendicitis. She
withstood the operation successfully
and the reports received from the hos
pital are most favorable for her re-
covery. DIR. Nolte of Darcy was the
attending physician and was assisted
by DR.. Zimmerman Of Valley City.
Miss Dalziel, mother of the patient,
is with her.
Willie Noecker, another of the Leo
Noecker boys, born and raised in this
neighborhood and has read the En-
terprise ever since he could read,
Boosted his subscription another year.
Tho 1,,oo&hor which has hoan NAV.