The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-14
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Enterprise, Feb. &c H. Potter
went to Fargo hospital for treat
ment last Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. D. Tucker, OF Moorhead,
was an arrival Wednesday morning
to visit Sanborn friends,
Miss Clara L. Larson OF the Coun.
ty Superintendent's Office pad che
Rogers school an official visit last
Friday. - -
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Murphy and
Gordon Of Valley City visited with
sanborn relatives and friends last
Sunday. H..
Word has been received that H. S.
Swenson has enlisted in the ordin-
ance department and is now at JET
ferson Barracks. g..
DR.. c. w. Nolte of Darcy was in
Sanborn between trains last evening
enroute to Jamestown where he will
locate in the near future.
Miss Winona Rauk, sister of Mrs.
Peter Reid and Archie Rauk, anc
who few years ago attended school
IN Sanborn, was an arrival on No, Z,
Friday morning.
Hard luck seems to have struck
the editor of the Darcy Commercial
Both Mr.. Ratcliff and his wife are in
the hospital. We understand the
prospects are good for being dis
charged soon
Mrs. Thos. Mexican of Darcy
spent couple of days with Sanborn
relatives the past week, returning
from Riverside hospital, Valley City.
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis. She continued her
homeward journey Saturday. Co.
Mrs. Belle Red Lewis of Binfcrd.
who was called here on account of
the. death Of her. brothers child last
week, left for her home Friday morn
ing. AS children both Belle and Bes-
sic Ried attended the Sanborn school
their parents having been residents Of
our town in tn eighties.
H. e. Siegfried of Fargo, travelling
salesman Of roots and herbs, repre-
senting Minneapolis drug concern,
was in Sanborn between trains Tues
day,
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ried desire to
express their grateful thanks to
those friends who gave help and sym
pathy during the recent illness and
death and burial Of their baby boy.
DR.. B. P. Molitor was an arrival
on No. Tuesday morning from Val
ley City where he again failed to pass
the examination required by Uncle
Sans examining boards of regis
trants.s The doctor was placed III
class five.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Csen and
children were arrivals Tuesday even
ing fom Binford. Mrs. Osen and the
children remained in Sanborn to Wis
it with her parents, Mn, and Mrs Ole
Siverson, and other relatives and
friends, while Herman continued his
! journey to Minneapolis and attended
the general meeting Of local yard
managers Of Thompson Yards, Inc,
Returning they left for home Tues
day morning.
A. S. LANCER, the veteran lumber
! man of Darcy, attended the wather-
+. ing of local yard managers Of the big
| numbering concern Of Thompson
Yards, INC, at Minneapolis On his
] return he was met here by Mrs. Ian
ger and their two sons, and were ov-
er Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.C
10. LANCER. Gus is an old time San
! born boy and one Of the star players
of the old champion ball club Of the
vacant lot league.
Miss Margaret Clancy was a Rog-
| ers visitor Friday last
Field deputy, Prof. Barton of the
County superintendent's office was a
Branch passenger Thursday.
! Prof. T. X. Calnan of Wimbledon,
the well-known farmers institute lee
turer, was a branch passenger Friday
morning.
/ T. M. Murphy very successfully cir
culated a petition to raise money for
tobacco for our boys over there. It
was our Intention to print the list OF
donors, but press time caught us with
it and several other things undone,
so of necessity they will have to 20
over.
Il Paul Kruger has bought the old
Bloomherg farm five miles northwest
i of Valley City from Charlie Olson.
I The farm contains 404 acres, $40 m
der the plow and "a pasture lana It
has fine set Of buildings has NOISES
and machinery and seed grain ready
! for spring work. There is also a
number of head of blooded stock and
for these there is plenty of water and
Il feed. Ill health forced Mr.. Olson to
\ sell at less than actual valre, and Mr.
Kruger has secured a snap We are
told ne was offered $4,000 Ter MS bar
! gain soon after the deal was closed.
= The consideration was S2O,5OO or
little better than SO per acre.