The enterprise., 1914-10-01

Finest line of millinery goods at
Mrs. Crofut's.
A good set of carpenter tools for
sale. Call at this office.
For RENT:-Nice office room in Ed
wards & Mcclellan block.
Shoot "Shoot EN- High" shells.
They get all the ducks. Chambers.
Wanted-A secondhand Raymond
vaneless windmill. Leave word at
this office.
j. r. Murray was at Glasgow, Nom
day, i'm attendance at the funeral of
Mrs. Johnson.
Some extra good secondhand fur
niture for sale. Call at the r.. M.
Trafton residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Tressler autoed
out to Zortman and spent Sunday the
guests of relatives.
LosT-Fancy hair pin with name
engraved on back. Leave at Enter
prise Office and receive reward.
Mrs. Best and son Joe left the first
of the week with their machine for
a several days visit at Missoula.
VIM. Jaycox was up from Hinsdale
the first of the week greeting his
friends in this part of the county.
Four choice milch cows for sale.
Two fresh and two to be fresh soon.
Call at theO. w. .Simonson residence
Ed Runge, the Imperial Lumber
Company manager, is having a mod
rn dwelling erected in the Survant
addition.
Mrs. Dan Hanson and daughter re-
turned the latter part of last week
from an extended visit with relatives
in Wisconsin. ..t
Coroner Peterson was up from
Glasgow, Sunday, to hold an inquest
over the body of the unknown man
killed Saturday by No. 1.
Mrs. G.. l.. Davis who has been
spending the summer at their ranch
near Missoula. returned the latter
part of last week and will remain
here during the winter.
Attorney j. A. Tressler and VIM.
Mcclellan were county seat vsitc rs
Tuesday, going down with the co,n-
ty division petitions to be filed will
the Clerk and Recorder of Valley
county.
Mrs. Sam McWilliams was operated
on at one of the hospitals i'm Kansas
City, Saturday. for appendicitis. In
message to Mr.. McWilliams of this
city it brought the good news that
she was progressing nicely and would
soon be fully recovered.
At the adjourned meeting of the
city council Monday night the alder.
men purchased large bell to be used
for fire alarm. through Shady & lie.
Vesconte. It is a large one and is
guaranteed to awake the best sleep
ers we have on the fire department.
Jim Cotter was in the first of TIE
week from his ranch on Second Greek
and while in the city paid the tirt
fighting apparatus visit When ask.
ed what he thought of the outfit an(
the men, he stated: "That as sount
as most of the men in Malta sleep
they wouldn't get to a fire in time te
save the lot.''
Word was received last week tha
Mrs. Ellis Blumenthal had undergon.
an operation in one Of the hospita Il
at washington. D: G: The cause fo,
the operation was not given, but thu
word stated she was getting a!onI
nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Blumentha
expect to return to Montana to liv'
early in November.
A number of windows have bee,
broken within the last week by small
boys with sling shots, and Prof. Ell
liott took the matter in hand on Mon
day, all the sling shots in tow,
were turned in to the Professor. II
was a good move and one that should
meet with the hearty endorsement o
the citizens as we'll as that of the
patrons of the school. A sling shot
in the hands of small boy is bad
business and should be discouraged.
Walter Risen and Miss Hanna Lin
hagen, both of Lovejoy, were united
in marriage at the home Of Rev
Slime in this city. Mr.. Risen is thu
popular merchant at Lovejoy, and j
held in the highest esteem and res
pect by his large circle of acquain
tances. The bride is from Fergus
Falls, Mimi, having come to thi
place this spring and has been max
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