The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17
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Old time mixed candy Toe lib. at
Malta Nero. Co.'s
he. W. Slime is the new barber at
the Cooper shop.
Senator Survant is attending court
at Chinook this week.
Born. Monday, April 14th. to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Labrie. son.
Everything in dried fruits. Gel
our prices. Clanton s. Brandon.
Ed White spent several days il
Williston, returning home yesterday
The Orpheum is putting OH the two
reel drama, ellis Sense of Duty" to-
night.
Fred Tanner is enjoying a visit
from his brother of Little Falls
Mimi.
Geo. Hewitt and Roy Abrahamsor
made BUSINESS trip to Saco Saturday
night.
Nos. 4 and % were annulled yester.
day and as the result there was no
west mail until this morning.
t-"Teddy," n little brown dog.
Owners name and license tag on COL
lar. Reward for return to this office.
A Mr.. Lundman, residing eight or
nine miles south of town, had the
misfortune to break a leg Tuesday.
J. +. and E. G.. Tunclius arrived
this morning from Chicago to be in
ATTENDANCE at the funeral of their
mother,
Miss Virginia Cowan has been en-
gagged to teach a school south and
west of town and commenced on her
duties Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Howe Of Wae-
ner, came down from the ranch in
their auto Tuesday. Mrs. Howe came
down to receive medical aid.
The Congregations ladies aid So
ciety will meet next Thursday after
noon with Mrs. w. IL. Chase. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Miss Anna Anderson arrived from
Minneapolis OIL No. Sunday and
will spend Il few Fweeks visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Roy
AbrallamsOn.
Mr.. Partridge returned from the
Deaconess hospital Saturday morn
ing after having underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis and is gradual
~ gaining strength.
Mrs. John Parsons returned Nv ed
nesday noon from Melrose, Mimi.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. ". II. Baggenstoss, who leaves
tonight for her home at Button, Mon
tala.
Owing to the small pox scare il
town the Orpheum management is
taking every precaution possible te
care for the welfare of his patrons
and each night after the show the
house is thoroughly ifumigated an(
disinfected.
Postmaster General Burleson an
nounced Tuesday that it WAS the ad
ministration s policy to continue al
republican postmasters now in offic
to the end of their terms provided NJ
charges were sustained against thei
efficiency. The policy applies to al
classes Of postmasters.
Attorney General Kelly has render
ed an opinion that travelling expense
of the entire force of assessors in
county office are limited to $50
month during the months of March
April, May and June of each year in
stead of $50 per mouth for each in
diyidual assessor or deputy. Til
may make a little difference in tn
salary of our assessors.
just as we 90 to press we learn c
the death of James McDonough. II
was found in his cabin about noon b
Jack Cavanaugh aud James Battran
lie had not been seen for some tim
at places where he was a frequel
visitor and the two gentlemen aboy
referred to went to his cabin to fin
out if he was there. He could
J seen lying Oh the bed. After rappil
, several times and getting no re-
ponse, window was taken out al
, he was found to be dead. From tt
, appearance Of things and the col
dition of his body it is thought he Ia
been dead about 36 hours. Coront
!, Peterson was notified and will be I
: this evening to take charge of the il
= quest which will likely be held t.
morrow. The dec eased has broth,
> in Chicago and other relatives in vi
d ginia.
Boulder Springs, the most popul;
e and up-tO-date health and pleasu
resort in the northwest. Will GU
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