The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-07-30

ness matters ht the mountains Jne
first of the week.
A good place to do business with.
Ours is the best, and the price is
right. McCreary Jewelry Co.
Mrs. Sam McWilliams was called
to Kansas the first of the week by a
telegram announcing the serious i'll
ness of her brother.
Take camera along. Our new
1914 line just in. Exclusive agency
for Eastman's kodak and supplies,
Edison and Columbia monographs
The Rexall store.
Fred Williams of Rowan, Iowa, ar
rived in the city the first OF the week
to accompany his wife home, Mrs.
Williams having been the guest of +.
E. Crofut and family for some time
Misses Irene Battram and Edna
Robinson rode out to the Ole Erick-
son ranch east of town Saturday last
OH their bicycles and spent the day
with their little friends Verna ana
Florence Erickson.
Mrs. Andy Schilling and daughter
Helen returned Thursday night from
a few weeks vacation which they
spent in New York state and also in
visiting relatives and friends in Wis
cOnSin and Minnesota.
A little girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. j. W. Algeo at the Malta hos
pital Wednesday morning. Mr. A]geo
is the agent for the St. Anthony &
Dakota elevator company at this
place during the absence of Mr..
Christie.
We understand that DR.. Homer
Flynn will locate at Zortman for the
practice of his profession. He is a
young man of exceptional ability and
will give the people of the mountain
district resident ply sician, some
thing they have needed for long
time. He went out Monday and was
accompanied by Mrs. John Tressler
who will visit there few days.
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
announcement Of +. R. Kramer of
this city for the nomination of Justice
of the Peace from this township. Mr..
Kramer is one of the hustling and
wide-awaKe land men of this place
and would make a good Justice if
nominated and elected. He has nu.
merous friends here who are confident
of his election, and he is entitled tc
: the office.
Some of the people in the soutl
t country are up in arms against the
county commissioners over a bridge
: they were to put in over Indian creek
Part of the material was hanled ou
} some time ago and since that time
the work was ordered stopped. There
will be no material to haul back a!
the high water took it all away. Peo
: pie from here are getting big returns
for their money with the presen
board.
D Miss Lucille Glennon, prosperou
# dry lander of the Black Coulee set
e Element, stole away to Glasgow Mon
e day and was there united in marriag
k to the man of her choice, Mr.. Geo
d Hietz of Cobnrg. Miss Glennon re
Gently proved up on fine 800 acr
. homestead south of town and viii
= = now reside with her husband ~
= Coburg. The bride has many friend
y among the railroaders on this line
= having been employed a number o
" years as operator at Coburg. Yh
;, Enterprise extends hearty congratu
- lations to the happy couple.
It Judge Andrew Davidson of Wayne
" was a business visitor in Dodso
d Tuesday, one object of his visit bein
y to register as voter in Blaine coul
y ty. Mr.. Davidson is one of the orig
T. inal old-timers in this part of tn
IS country, but had held his residenc
ID in Valley county until recently. II
IS served for number of years as coul
ty commissioner of Valley county
H. He is the republican candidate fl
N precinct committee man from tt
e. Wagner precinct. This Office acknoy
IN lodges call and is pleased to enro
in Mr.. Davidson OH our growing list
ip readers.-Dodson Idea.
lie OFT Cassidy was relieved Tuesds
up from the Office of deputy sheriff by
to telephone message from sheriff Mace
a stating his services were no long
he needed. Casady happens to be
h, democrat but is one of the best of
on GERS that Valley county has ever ha
le. and should have been kept on Il
nd fOrca of cOnntv officials IT. 1OOks