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SO6jtitsgloden.

Cine 6odseitsliceui ruroe pom
0ountps9i ert nuseeitsilt ar Samfs
3. Sen0n uon Wtnoua uno SRI.
Qarriett u. An9eII pom bier.
@iuOun mus fir 0si-'tbspirahen
pom Ga GrOiie gang %beionoere Ins
5lebunostraft babsn. 9nielbIt muroen
non 8i6ler @ance setrnut 81 o bert &.
&otb uno 8albor9 u. " De, belize
BON bier. Jernsr lieben lid bnielblt
trnusn Sri. SuneJreD. 8l2 Gtlns
ton Gin. uno Is has. Witte d,
800 8Oie Slr.. p%Oblbetannte junse
9ente Der Noroisite.
Sos. @enbauie uno @attin,
iriber 5rau Qiuie WoBbOlopr, 609
81. Taul StrnBe, i~eiertsn erIt Isbten
Snmltag ibte Sob5eit, oblppbl olelelbe
berelts lebten SUM itdttIano. leopb
itreng 9ebelm 9ebalten wUroen mar.
I'm 10 9rOBarti9er wuroe bas @rei9ntB
jeBt seieiert.
@tne 9odSeitsIicsns iie6en iif nuss
Iteilen Sames 8. Senfon pom &is
mona, elm @iienbabm Yoltclerf. uno
Fri. 6nrriet VI. Nnaell. biehsr
Sod 8 2ehrertn in BEN bieii9en @raos
'hulen: iernsr 5ranf q. Weper uno
8atberine Seatb. beioe BON SOlmen.
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sY MitternahtSritt.

I'm Die Qeute Dor einem iiirhters
lihen @aIoieuer in ben Gaisiias su
marnen, unternabm Elm iunQes MGos
den UNI Mtiltcrnodt einen &'tt unb
reltete pieIen bos Qeben. Sbr 2bun nor
riibmlih, aber 9ebsn iperoen Oft 9es
rettet ourd Or. Sings Meue Gntbets
una buld Seilung BON 2u%n9entrubeL
6ulten uno @%,tdltnueen, ipeIhe IN
Nusjeblun9 ooer qungenent5ilnouu9
one9eidlogen bnben mDdten. nSte
heiIte mid ton ihredllhsn Suiten unb
2un9snleioen." ihreibt @. III. Hatter'
ion, @eQinstpn, Geros. nod)bem pier
IN n%nIerer 5nmilie an Der NusSehrung
geltorben maren uno ,h uobm 81 TInno
on @swiht 5u." 9iitts lit 10 oblpIut
lider sesen ole 6alSs uno 2unQenbee
ldaperoen. Treia 5Ocunb 81 90. Strobe,
ildihe frei. @arnntirt Don 3. &.
@rbart. Npoibefer.-NnS.
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: ie tDotlidjcn acknowledgements

parats. DAB aus aobIentbeer. 8rapas
ralsu herseitsute aupIueb 3ablettsn
audi nur ,oenig I'M llsbermoB nppllSirt
stnen osro rtigsn Ifdolitpen @in7uB oui
oen menlhllten GrQanIsmus ous5u
ilbeu perm6Qen. boB tie Den COB Der
betreifenpeu Hsripnen bsrbeiilbren .letrt
Elm Sol. Der lpeben in 9tdcine paiiirt
1T, Cine 33jdbrige 6rou Namens
Bertha 8rebein 1T ourh ben ibermdBis
gen @snuB oerarti9sr Erdparnie oas
leIbit tur5Iid eeitprbsn. Nahoem ole
6rau, Die an liarten aopiihmsrSen gu
leioeu bate. iudbreno Der oorduiaebens
Den NahI nur brsi Der DOZEN eenoms
men bate uno ain iruhen Worgen. oo
Die Sdmerien nift nahtaiisn wollten.
mob etue. ldlummsrts ie ianit ms
SenleitS binilber.
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Npntbcfer
Scpiblag

Snst: Ter Vertaui uon @rop
Ylerba Santa 0nlten aur. mar III Den
Iebten Swei 8ohen iebr arJb.
SieicS merfiuiiroise pellmittel 9es
ipinu: raih an GopuIoritdt nit leber
Siiou. me,l, iuer Is elnmaI probirt bal,
tetn auoeres 6ultsnmittel mebr ipill.
I'D, fibre ollie bic betauuien 0ulteus
mtttel, uno oennoh uertduIe ih MEL
nuebr pou @rap'S 9Rrba Santa 0uiten
Sur. oils Q allen nnoersn Suianmeus
genonnter.
Siuo Sic nit Smitcm ooer @rtdltuua
tsbnftst. 10 lpilroe rs lid hoh Iobnen
cine SOC oosr $100 6loidle III prcbls
rem uuo murSt it'd ais herrlide @elos
onlogt erlueiieu.
N~dtunQSrnll
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H1s Gin 6elo anf einem Seudlt.
thurm.

SabrsIdna bat 8. .. 9onabue. So.
6apeu. Mid Elm Slresrfriessfapitan
oils neutrality-suspicious. ifreilihe
SSrads abaeucnbst. Gs 1T absr cine
ei9entlide 2batinhs. ooB sr ipObI ielbit
sum &rad seruorosn tpdre. bate niht
electric SltterS Dem pureebsugt. .@r
tnrtrte mid pom ACKNOWLEDGMENT uuo
ShntielIrOlter, ihrsibt er. rnntoem
tl oie c Sabre ouoere Jog. aarsu ubne
Nuben angemnnot. Guh meine
Sebtraft bellerts iih. Runnshr iieb,ia
Sabre oil, ilhle i'd mid ausgs;eihnet.
@eseu Tpspspiin. observation-disclosures.
Den. ioiuie ale Rassns. 9sber. nuo
NisrenIeieen eriitirt uitt ie nssslei.
den. &srludsn Sis ibn. Sur soc bel
8. Z Grhart, N~ppibsfsr.
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Sin ,,@ierlese, 6 outeft'., Der in

Sin ,,@ierlege.G %outeft'', Der in
Der Sanowlriblhaits' S9uIe in Gnas
Iasta ~abaebnlten weroen iOa. miro ses
plant. MOncena Dunn. 3. 8. airfels
uno 8. 3 3ernede iino Die gnre9er,
uno Yrdiioent BaImer BON Der 9anoe
mirtbl daitss Shule tit ebenidlis oaIlr.
3. &. Yeitin9iQ, 8. BomIss uno 9. +.
Gilman pom Der @0untps SGulbeb6roe
bah, ben Blnn unter @rlpdgung. Sra.
tirlib Ie9en Die 9erri6aiten Die Ser
nl6t leIber, cher far ben GonteIt f6nns
ten 6ennsn uon alien 31eilen Der g8elt
angemeloet merhen. SOl6e Gonteite
limb ourdauS uidts gteues, ober ibre
gnten 3wede bari man ltart be-
jwelfeln.
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n~5" 500 per 0eoef

,purbeu i'm Sabre 1912 in Nem Or
leans bel eiusm Yaufett fir 6enru
Gtop beSablt. NeuBerlt tptbar iar
loIte NIT Wogens II &eronuuneSs
8elfrterosn. SeutSutase aebrauhen Die
Qsute ubsroG Or. aing$ 9teue 9ebsnss
pjllen iouobl ee9en otele 8eibwero1n
ais ee9eu lluoronun9 Der 9eber. Der
Nisren unO oeS lluterleibss. @ininf
barmlos uuo fiber. Nur 25c bel :.
I. @rbdrt, Npotbeter .-NnS.
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&eriOnalia.

Trau Sanupg uteur lit sum 8es
Iudle ihrer &frlonnotfu bier am Mittnod
@beno ein9rtronrn. Sbr Sobq 3pIrpb be-
gI'ttcte tie ble1her. fehrte leoph idpH mt
benz MtitternodtsSuge nab Gblcagp Suriid.
--5tou 6anup 3uteur triiit om
4fittnodl III ldngerem 6elute bel ibren
bier Elm.
Srau 6idiid nebit ihrcm 6leinen
pol 2enuer. Colorado, limb i'm @lternpauIe
bier 5u Beiuh anQetommen.
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Sereius=N adri6tem.

Ter 3. 8nro llnterItiibuns8. &srein
belt nad ielner re9elmdBiaen Monatss
periammIuns ant seitrisen {0unnerltaa)
Ibeno in Der eagles" Saae an Der
Sap StrnBe, cine 9eieuise llnterbals
tung, u~erbunoen nit einem Splp. 9Uurs
rr,er, ab.
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9rei @afen.
fNrof a esn

Sn meinrm 3 MINER auf eriinem Sid
0in9t cine W affentrUpbde.
so oft lh iie frbllde, pirb
SIN SerSen mir 10 tpebe.
gie eire 1T Elm G hmert, has bat
Mein Batter emit getrngen
limb NIT lbm manfe 9rimme Sdlabt
6lIrs &aterlano geibIa9en.
Die andre lene Tfinte 1T.
1ie mir ben @rm Serihoien.-
Sic Sade litf mob aIiidlIh ab,-
Sab feline 2brdnen uergpiien.
3ie brittle meinem g 0 b 9ebbrt'-
Mfit ihm ltarb all nlein Soifen:
Sic fleine & inoerflInte hrs,
Vie mid ms y era GetroHen.
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Sersuiisnngs=@eswsiier

9siiun. ,3eocn @Ghmlttag uno &bfno
seanoelblloer uuo lGu)lrlrte 4leoer.
6 aiiuo. ,}eoen Radlmittas uno abeno
gannoelbiloer uno iluitrirte HIeoer.
Suric. SeoeH Nadlnittoe uHo Nbeno
Granddaughter uub tllultririe weber.
ga Gruffe 3hcGter. &aneeIblIoer une
Iliuiirlrte Hieoer.
W.aieftic. Seoen gahnlittao uno &beno
9auoeplue : Tpritellun9en uno geanoels
biloer. 3peimnli9er NedItl leos Mode.
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8eriihsrun9ss uno Altsrsuerioraungs'
fonos fl 9sbfer unb enfbdlt gsnnGs
BelttmmuHeen ibsr ole 8ertbsilung ees
gesenwdrtI9 I'M 5onos enthaltensn Gsls
net: ai5lhseitia miro ouh 0loerruf oes
oisIen Jonos i6affenbsn @sissss BON
Jem SeHalor beaHiragt.
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0rnnOeigentbnms=M arft.

5ol9enbe @runoei9entbums : llebers
tro9ung tuuroe in ben lebten 3asen
oOr9enommen:
emma 2Sbite an Nleu Nnoerion, cine ;sorm
in Somn Burns. SO, 100
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50 9.
9ie 80 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

oes Stdates meroen in o,eism Sabre
q, 86O,4S6 40 Sisuern gu 5ablsu bas
ben. n guar GuI Gin abgei6dbtes
@l9enibum uon <326.263 900. 9ie
beloen 9r0Bten Sieusr5abter unter ibs
men limo Die Nprome tern nit sl.34S.s
S97 uno be MitlpaEtees Balm NH $I.s
126.44S Stepern.
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Tie neulide auaeblidle @auus.

rel nit Dem Sad 3udsr. Der BON DER
6lrma s. s. 6ogan an 0rn. Mug.
NauB' 0ausltie9e an Noro 5. StruBe
obgetieisrt uno nn9sblih 0 einem
Spibbuben -esfnmotirt. woroen iein
iptlle. BAT iid in NOhlgsfa1eu auigel0itl
Ter 8udsr mar an 6rn, Nic. Yirns
baum. Der at Der @tlletteitraBe cine
@rpeerie be reibt. pm 6ogans oortbin
beitPut mOroen. neil 6osnns nidt uat
Der gioroieite obljefern, uno bies mar
idcu ituber STEERS 10 seidebsn. nber
olesmol balten 6o9ans ote Gehnune
irriger Netle an 6tn. QnuB aus9sitsllt,
II or. 9Nub muBte Don Der son5sn
3ransottion uihts. 60 Pntitono bar
II KIN rtd)tlge &du6erselbi1ts!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31

Ew &.r @eloer gu mdBi9en 8inien lsi'
ben mf6te, sinen p%erldBIidhen Hatbaebsr lii
3eeos ano mortgages braudt. ooer @ele
ani CUTE Siherbeit dusIelben mill, iuenos
nd an VI. z. 6tdifh, iber benz Ynuiien
5cbuhsGeihdft an Yearl Str.
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3ie 1ireftoreu Ses Sumauis

tdt8usreinS uno Der NliOciateo Chart
ttes baden YOIlJeidei 8ebber uno ale
Miislieoer Der itdotiiden YoIijei Su
@brenmit9Iieoern ernannt. nit pOller
8efu9nlB in berielben Gapneitdt ME
acknowledgement 8uroid gu bauOeIn.
Cine CUTE Soee.
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GraOnautelI

aus ShuIen DER @rfabruns bdfen GEE
Iernt onB mir oas bette bearbeiIete Baus
boIs fir baS meniaite 6elo Don irseno
elmer 5irrnn in oieiem Ibeile beg tan'
bes p~srfaufen. 8esbalb @eiI mir
Die Qeuis pno Die @inrihtunasn 6aSu
baden. Spreden Sic Dor uno inipi'
sireu Sic unigre 9nlasen, iuenn sic
l3peifel he9en.
5sniter. 3bireu, 4eilten 5%uBb6ben.
iunere SOlSar6eiten. Qdbens uno @pn'
tors eiHri6tunsen. a~unltsInS II. |. 10.
s1g;Ii1 \ g..l.a.. Mig. u.
sseise '8bone 1870. sa@roKc, wis.
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Tic Morthmeherm lit asmer1s

p"
3em BeilpleI Der W;lmautee Unbn lit
nur ouh bic gortbmeitern o%sfolgt. I'M
Dem Iie. ME StaotanuoIt Shubelt in
elmer Stnotrutb3'GomiteliBuns mjtSus
tbeiIen in Der Gage mar, Der Stnot an
Der Noro 3. StraBe einen Streiien Qon>
oe8 lbentte, Den otelrIbe . Der Sabn
nur aui Ge0ie benubts. Der bemnddit
aber conoemnirt weroeu lOute. 3ieier
Strelfen Ganoes Ilest on Der Oltieite
Der 3. StroBe uno Smii6eu Der 60
@rOlle uno 8rope Str. uro lit 4 SUB
brett uno los 6uB lang. 9ieIer 9anos
i~treiien wuroe ieit Is Sabren ais 9rots
toir benubt, uno mt oemlslben iuiro
bic Moro 5. Stra e ieBt ibrer pollen
2dnse na6 audi bon BOILER 8reite ls,n.
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tF Ter belt. autihens uno @tpdd'
pnQenbienIt in Der Stabt niro 9bnen Dor
Der @ntewan gitp 9ronsfer o 0
aetRiert. Yh0nes 10.
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sdumise ssaI~eriteuer, 3abter,

D ND"V'NNF
ilber ZOO AT 3abl, iOllen bis gum 2.
3nnuar ibrsr &erpflihtun9 niht nnds
%getDmmen iein, uno miiien j2bt ) Bro
gent 3ui6lng beSahlen. IS lift oie5 Die
glOBte 9tite felt 5abren. g8enn Die
Gschnun9 nid,t bis gum l. 6ebruar bes
5dbit lit, miro oas @alier nbSeltsllt.
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Standardization.

~ 6. 9. Ban Nmtsn. SeriihsrunsF'
Neent; 8nrsihoiis- Ooer Siderhsits'Bou
1928 9tarl StraBe-
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NNNIHHNEVtN
Gbas. Sepidlag.
sipotbrter, : : SOB Main. str.

nsS Ielephons nno 3oit = 9eitel.
Iunssn fir irssno Gtrua3 aus oer Npo.
tbs!e icicrt ausssfabrt.
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ans MaOiiOn.
Sieie rene @eiesemtipiirfe. Sic Saner
Der Sieangcn ioa fupm0slidb
AMI 12O Gage frFfses
test iperocu.

9reisgsriht su
Ntaotion b~esanneu
am IeBien Samitag
bic B~erblnolunJeu
uber biz Nufloiung
ooer Nufrehtsrbals
lung oes @inbalts.
bsIe9is. ben .. &.
Gfern, Der pom
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14

Car OF harDed wire just received at
Trafton-Dorr Co.
A very strong feature taken ON
the Mexican Border. at the Or
pheum Friday night.
The premium list for the Blaine
County Fair Sept. 16, II, and IS is
out and shows some good prizes for
produce of all kinds as we'll as good
purses for the races during the three
days of the fair.
Bud Secrest and Geo. Giltz have
taken over the aobertorye dray line
and intend to carry OH that business
in the future. They are both we'll
known here and should meet with
good success in their enterprise.
Ray Coons, who is in the employ of
the Trafton-Dorr Co. will next week
make his residence on his ranch
about 10 miles south east of town.
He has 20 acres of wheat and flax,
and will commence harvesting in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brandon re-
turned the latter part of last week
from several days trip to Helena
and other points in the western part
of the state. They also took in the
sights Of the Glacier National Park
while gone.
The Havre and Glasgow fairs have
the same dates, and it will be impos-
sible for people from here to attend
both, and naturally Valley county
people will want to see their home
fair first and will attend there.
The purses and prizes at Glasgow are
just as large, if not larger, than those
Of the Hill county fair.
b. w. Brockwny and A. W. Schil-
ling have both threshed their winter
Weat h and the formers went I'll
bushels per acre and the latter's 27.
We consider this a pretty good crop
when the season is taken into consid-
ration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tubb and two boys
are walking from Sand Point, Idaho,
to st. Paul, and will follow the road
travelled by the Glidden auto tourists
as near as possible, and will likely
pass through this place. Walking
may be all right, but it would appear
to us that it was q lot of good time
/ wasted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14

see Ilnlson Il eoi for Dlnulng
Irvine.
Mason fruit jars 55c per dozen at
Facey's.
A big carnival is in session at
Plentywood this week.
We have one Of the best ranch prop
critics in the state for sale. Cosner 4
Co.
Don't fail to see "A Girl Spy in
Mexico" at the Orpheun Friday
night.
Gayle and Blanche johnson are
spending the week with their uncle,
j. r. Stubblefeld.
Wanted-A middle-aged lady cook
for rancn. Address Mrs. j. D. Mil
len, Malta. Ill
For Sale-A good buggy, almost
new and in the best of condition. y.
w. Simonson.
Mrs. Chas. Kelly is vacating at the
ranch of the Great Falls Cattle Co.
OH Beaver Creek.
David Skinner has been up near the
Canadian line looking up a claim OF
which to locate a friend
Joe Mayhem of No. Dakota has
recently built q house and stable on
his claim south Of Main Alkalai.
Choice strawberry plants for sale
| Will deliver them in Malta. Leave
orders with Mis-. Primeau OF at The
Enterprise office. Isl
Mrs. Ayers, daughter of Mrs, j. u
Millen, Went up to 5abb for a visit
with her husband who is in the reela-
nation service at that place.
| The Nj. L. Conference is in session
this week ut Glasgow, and we learn
there are large crowds in Attendance
| The appointments will likely be reat
Sunday evening OF early Monday
morning.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14

Ducks viii he ripe in just seventeen
days more and most of the local MIN
rods are willing to wait until such
time as they may b@ picked with hay
ing to answer to Gamewarden Burke
to the amount Of S2I.50.
The Enterprise office has a number
of the Valley County Fair premium
lists sent us for distribution. Parties
wishing copy may have it by call
ing at this office or sending Us your
name and we will mail you one.
The proposition for the bonding OF
Hill county for 500, 900 for the cree
ton of a new court house at Havre
was defeated by q small margin in a
special election held there last week.
The issuance of the bonds for bridge
and road purposes carried.
A part of the material for the new
depot is on the grounds and more is
expected every day. The work will
commence shortly and we understand
that Malta will have a fine depot
when completed. The present depot
will then be used as freight depot.
Haying around Malta is practically
finished and the crop is far short OF
that Of year ago. From all sections
comes the report that the hay crop
this year is short compared with
other years. Ihe weather has been
anything but favorable to the hay
crop this year.
G. w. Talbot arrived in the city
Saturday night and will look after
the cement work in this city for his
father while the latter goes to Plenty
wood to finish up his contracts there.
The Milk River Cement Company,
composed of Nm. Talbot and Dan
Mckay haze cornered about all the
work in their line in the east part Of
the state There is 10 reason why
they should not, as they are a good
reliable firm and do good work.
Little Miss Marguerite Plott enter
tanned a number Of friends Saturday
the occasion being the seventh ami
yersary Of her birthday Mrs. plott
WAS assisted in entertaining the little
folks by Mrs, OFT Cassidy, and these
two ladies gave n mock marriage fol
the amusement Of the children with
Temple Cassidy and Marguerite Plot
, as the contracting parties. 1t proved
to be all kinds of amusement for all,
unless it WAS the contracting parties
Following are the names of the little
folks who were in attendance: Ja,
: nette Whitney, Geraldine Bishel, Els
: ther EbaugI Cora and Evelyn Powell
/ Esther and Dorothy Edwards, Gayle
S and Blanche johnson, and Temple
} Cassidy.
: Curley Richards, the fellow witt
the pugilistic AMBITION, the binding
J Irvine hair nasher, was taken befort
: Justice BrockWay yesterday and was
: given 80 days Ill the county jail ~
: Glasgow on the charge of vagrancy
| He has been run out of town on tW'
: different occasions and would com
: as soon as the officers backs Wer
e turned. Monday hight he started
0 some trouble a few miles out in TIL
g country and the result was that Dep
e uty Sheriff Cassidy and Marshal W off
e caught him in the vicinity of Strato
y and brought him back to face til
d music. If the Judge, in sontencin
II him, had used the word years IL
= stead of "days" it would have been
e fine ending TO long story.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14
LOCAL NEWS
Malta Markets.

Binding Irvine at Z. j. Tunison 4
Sons.
Mason and Sure Seal fruit jars for
sale at Facey's.
Choice strawberry plants for sale.
Mrs. Fortney. 1873
For a long or short time farm loan
see Lyman Barnes. 52tf
"A Girl Spy in Mexico" at the
Orpheun Friday night.
Wilbur Skinner has purchased the
Tom ayberry place south of town.
Sam Dennif' was in from the noun
tains several days this week Oh bust
ness.
John Mitchell of Little Cottonwood
was transacting business in town yes
terday.
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J. w. Richardson, NJ. =. v
VETERINARY SURGEON

All Calls answered day or night
| POW ELL LIVERY BARN, MALTA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Modale Items

Henry PARCEL and wife left
Friday for their home at Gas.
per, Wyo, after a two weeks
WISH.
William Wallace had the
misfortune of irjuring an
eye quite badly, it being neces-
sary to 60 to Omaha and have
it treated.
Mrs. Henry Sharpnack, who
is in Lus Angeles, Cal, is very
low from the result of falling
and breaking a lower limb.
Ro5t. Morton and wife, of
Omaha, were Sunday callers in
town.
Frank Fl zpatrick, of Co
Bluffs, spent Sunday with his
bother, Sam and family.
Z llph Hodson and wife spent
su, day with her relatives in
Mo Valley.
Frank Snow and Sam Fig
patrick were Co. Bluffs visitors
MONDAY.
Karl Wood was over from
Woodbine, Monday.
J E. Roundy, of Wocdbine,
was a caller in this vicinity,
Sunday evening.
Frank Benin, Jr, of Denton,
Mo. came in sMonday to take
charge of the old home farm
recently vacated by his brother,
Fred.
R H. Thomas sold his farm
last week to Jonas Pratt at
$..22 so per acre.
Wheat sowing is the princi-
pal occupation Of the farmers
these days.
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Saturday, March LIST, was the
WORST day of the winter, pro
nounced SO by those being out
Mr.. Editor, not the warmest.
Mrs. Charlotte Piercy. and
children spent Sunday at Dave
Pielcy's in Taylor township.
Mrs. John Mintun is on the
sick list the past week.
Claud Young and John M.
Steen were Omaha visitors Sat-
urday.
Piercy Bro, have rented DR..
DeVore's farm and moved onto
it the past week.
Miss Estella Morrison, Of Ne
ola. and friend, Miss Vera john
son, spent a few days tt e
gusts of Mrs. John D3nalds n
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Schwelt-
ley were called to Mo. Valley.
Friday, by the serious illness f
Mrs. Schwertley's brother-ln-
law, MIR. Sullivan.
Mrs. Rush Hardy and son,
Frank, of Mo. Valley, spent
Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. John Mintun.
MIR. and Mrs. Lou Uumack,
of near Modale, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Skin
ner.
Harry Fiizgibbon returned
home from Chicago the latter
Part of the week, having stop
ped eff at Grinnell to visit his
sister, Rosa Beauchum.
Dave Piercy lost one of his
work horses last week.
j. L. Raedy and Hal Percy
we're Logan visitors last satur-
day.
Web Landon and wife moved
the first of the week to che Ct
VIM. Unmack's places north
and west of Calhoun.
VIM Cox, our mail carrier,
was able to be out on his route
again Monday after a months
illness.
Some of the farmers will be-
gin sowing wheat the first Of
next week if weather continues
favorably.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange tho
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians as the damage
they will do is ten fold TO the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Cheney G. Co.. Toledo. o.. contains no
mercury, and is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
ine It is taken internally and made In
Toledo. Ohio. by F. ]. Cheney & Co. TIES.
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
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FOR RI Mt

For rent - 200 acres AZ miles east of
Pisgah 40 acres pillow land; IS acres
alfalfa; 4 acres rye and 10 acres fail
plowed. Fair Improvements. Phone
or write at once Chas Smith
m24 Phone 279 black
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1913-03-13
Flowers
for ladies
Saturday
The Paige 49,

addition pendiy finished With long
able rims and Grav lighting systems The tact that TINS car
made factories OF quality
sound nothing SOLO
r +h, We feel OF
deliver on our oh
addition that the
ONE CENT duro the wear (baing den' be trouble
how man and won
cost anything.
Snecifca,ions-.-TfE PAIGE 36---$l275.0O
side e.centercO inchb
roller
Aluminium a transmission
enator(al encosed) M"u'."'
Corkn mute uaso'ne TANK u'ue' "'ouu
Casa ndsparkco top steering
iiol'e" Vice. Da's' Dashad ustmento
40 "S' ''o'' S. l7inchste ineverSble
-"N'oeu 'a's'' Rear front l9 inches
.".ee Dsa'''s e'''N s Oinchuph tilted cushions
o"' po"e t'a'' Longce
54x4 re dnouhap THIS
Floating axle switches imbedded in auxiliary
EuNe dah,c0n
cylinder SO inch wheels $500
MITCHELL cylinder 1872 inch Nheelbae 50 inch wheels
The original Little Six
cylinder sc inch wheels $lSOo
RAMBLER SO inch wheels Sls75
sx4 wheebase inch wheel .95zoo
x wheese, SO inch wheels $oUuo
good enough
II BEE ~ u q co.
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q 81
Our Motto
Fresh goods
Clean Store
Corteous treatment and pro-
mpt delivery.
Gilmores Gre Gerry
MID Phone %
Superior Chick Feed
We have just received q
supply Ct superior chick feed
in Is to 100 lib. sacks. This is
the best feed money can buy
and we can furnish you in any
quantities.
If Lyle Stebbins and Co.
Mo. Valley Druggist Makes
A Statement
We always advise people
who have stomach or bowel
trouble to see doctor. But to
those who do not wish to do
this we will say: try the mix
ture Of simple buck thorn bark,
glycerine, etc, know as
Adler-i-ka. This simple new
remedy is SO powerful that
JUST ONE DOSE usually re-
lieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation
QUICKLY. People who try
Adler-i-ka are surprised at it's
QUICK action. Doty &
Peterson. Adv
MS
Fresh fruits at Gilmores gro
Gerry any day, every day and all