The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1918-01-31
tanned free to the public in the Los
Angeles Chamber Of Commerce.

I1iHeu Tree ~ Tie puDllC IN the Los
I Angeles Chamber Of Commerce.
Attorney NJ. j. Englert of Valley
! City transferred from the N. P. mair
Line to the Sanborn branch Tuesday
morning. Doubtless some one will
have to cough up before he gets
back.
Simon Hinschberger returned from
the hospital at Fargo Saturday night
having made quick recovery from
his operation for appendicitis. He
was in the hospital just eleven days
The Enterprise has received SOU
venier folder Of New Orleans from
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carr. 1t contains
many fine illustrations of the Ores.
cent City, in colors, and pictures some
of the beauty spots of this most pic
turesqEe southern city,
States Attorney David S. Richie
rendered his resignation to the Board
of County Commissioners at it's Jan
uary meeting The resignation was
accepted and Attorney L. S. B. Richie
was appointed to fill the unexpirel
! term. Captain Dave Richie is serv-
| ing his country somewhere in France,
in command of the Barnes County
company and our people wish him sue
cess May he and his men return
covered with honor and glory. the
chief aim Of good soldier.
Elmer E. Elliott was county seat
visitor Friday.
Mrs Thos. NesD:tt spent last Fri
day in Jamestown.
I Mrs. c. 0. LANCER visited at Valley
City last Saturday morning.
Ernest Fritch of Darcy was in San
born between trains last Saturday.
Mrs. Grant Allen arrived on No. T
from Valley City Saturday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gray returned
Oh No. Saturday from Valley City.
Charley Flynn Of Eckelson was a.
west bound passenger an No. 7 Sat
urday morning.
Mrs. James Brimer and Mrs. r. r.
Hill were passengers to Jamestown
Saturday last.
Annie Peterson who is in the tel
erhcne office at Darcy, was San
, born visitor Friday last.
Hon. George H. Law was a Branch
passenger Friday enroute for his
farm. He had Eeen in Fargo attend
ing the various meetings there last
week.
ice Didier has installed the Delco
electric system on his farm and finds
it very useful appliance. Besides
lighting his house and barn. it rams
the cream separator, churns, and
makes itself useful in many ways.
Joe says it's better than a hired girl
because it neither eats, drinks nor
sleeps.
Mrs Harry Older is reported ser
iously ill.,
Mrs. Mic Clarens was Valley City
visitor yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Potter have
returned from visit with Tower
City relatives.
Hart, the Valley City real estate
dealer, went up the b. anch Friday to
close a deal for a section of land five
miles west of Cooperstown, which he
sold last week.
Pete Reid is filing his ice house
with man-sized chunks Of crystal-clear
Sheyenne river ice.
f. T.. Lyons, one of our farmer
friends, living on the old Fox Lake
farm was friendly called Monday.
Three box cars were derailed on
the siding at the pumphouse switch
Wednesday morning by broken rail.
The organization of local live
stock shipping association was per.
fected at meeting held at Woodman
Hall last Saturday.
Martin Jensen, tenant on the old
S"artout place sonth of town, called
at this Office Monday and joined the
big family of Enterprise readers. Nh
Jensen has just returned from visit
to his BROTHER Peter Jensen, Of West
Prairie
George Aandahl, from the famous
Litchville country, brother of the i'm
mortal Sam, old timers in southwest
ern Barnes county, paid the Enter
prise friendly call Monday. The An
dahl brothers will take in the extra
legislative session which convenes in
Bismarck this week.
DR.. Nolte of Darcy was a homeward
bound passenger Tuesday morning,
returning from professional visit to
Riverside hospital at Valley City. He
was bearer of good tidings that Mrs.
Thomas Mexican was rapidly recov-
ering from her recent operation and
that she would be able to be out in a
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