The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-02-07
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Enterprise, Janu. 31.-John De-
inert was Fargo visitor the past
week.
: Miss Margaret Clancy spent Tues
day in Rogers where she visited with
her brother Joe. -.
Miss Katie D.emert and Miss En-
fie EGGS were passengers to Eckel-
son Tuesday morning on No. Z. III
Katherine Cassatt of the Junior
Red Cross has handed in two six inch
squares and one scrub cloth.
Johnny Wo0dcock of Valley City,
old time settler five miles north of
Sanborn, was bound for Rogers last
Monday morning on the Sanborn
branch train. -.-. %.
Mrs. Leo Radcliffe, wife of the ed.
itorof the Darcy Commercial, is pa
tent at Riverside hospital to under
go MINOR surgical operation. Here
is hoping for the best.
H. M. Velzy, special agent with the
North DakotaMutual Fire Insurance
company was doing business in San
born yesterday and favored the En-
terprise with q call. -..E~... .
The home of George GilbertsOn, viii
lage marshal, is under quarantine
for scarlet fever, the patient being
their little three-year-old daughter.
We understand the case is not ser.
iOus.
o. A. Wh;tford is visiting at Steele.
Mrs. r. E. Kee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Kee visited at Fargo last
week. @~t ~
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Schreiter and
Richard Mexican were Fargo visitors
last Saturday.
Cashier Louis Malm Of the First
National Bank of Sanborn returned
Monday morning from a few days
stay in Fargo. He reports that Mrs.
that city is convalescing rapidly.
Benny Olsen, prosperous young
farmer from the neighborhOOd south
of SanbOrn and constant reader of
the Enterprise, was friendly caller at
this office and made sure that his an
nual subscription was up to date and
then some.
Our aged and respected friend, Mr..
Simon Flach, ST., who has passed
four score years but still is keenly in.
terested in current events, and keeps
abreast of the times by perusing the
columns of the Enterprise, favored
us with a welcome call the past week.
Mrs. Simon Stroh, ST., spent Tues
day in Jamestown where she went to
see her granddaughter born in Trini-
ty hospital to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Stroh, who are now the parents of
five sons and one daughter. BY the
way, Mrs. Simon Stroh is only Sc,
and the grandmother Of Fl children.
Once in a while an item, in spite
of fate, will elude the city editor un-
til it no longer can be considered as
news. Such one, for instance, hap
pened recently when the Enterprise
failed to chronicle the advent into the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Jackson,
of bright baby boy, which happy
event occurred Friday, Jan. IL, 1918.
O. e. Hanson, cashier of the First
National bank of Lansford, paid his
parents and other relatives and
friends in Sanborn a weekend visit
arriving last Friday. As it happened
Mr.. and Mrs. O. M. returning from
Minneapolis stopped off here, and
Clarence Hanson attending school in
Fargo also returned Saturday. AS a
result of this general homecoming
there was a reunion of the Hansin
family last Sunday at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hanson.
Messre. E. E. Grasswick, Henry
Stephan, Jos. S. Diemert and Fred
B'gnall, all independent and leading
retired farmers of Sanborn, accom-
panied George 1sensee Of Valley City
to Texas to look over land propos:-
ton They were gone eleven days,
returning last Friday. They we're
we'll pleased with the outlook, the eli
mate etc.. and all but Mr.. D.emert in
vested, the four purchasing sixty
acre tract of irrigated land adjoining
the town of Donna, in valley about
IS miles inland from the Gulf.