The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-05-28
QUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

ms business interests at Dodson thu
first of the week.
Your feet will serve you righ1
when You wear Florseem shoes
Edwards & Mcclellan.
E. c. Leedy, general immigration
agent of the Great Northern, was il
Malta on business Monday.
| Make your home artistic by using
obr wall paper. A full line at Muir.
rays, 1.-THE Rexall Store"
Caprice" a beautiful comedy
drama featuring Mary Pickford. a,
the Orpheum Friday night.
| Geraldine Bishell is at Great Falls
this week visiting with relatives, hav-
ing gone mp with Mrs. Daniels.
Mr., and Mrs. Erickson and son
Robert drove to the Adolph Lafond
ranch Wednesday and spent the day.
Fred Cooper's motor boat on the
river is getting to be quite an attrac-
ton and was we'll patronizad Sunday.
A. J. Bishell and Henry plott were
at Havre the first of the week on
| business connected with the Orpheum
George and Charles Winkenweide der
were among those who made final
proof before Commissioner Brockwav
the first Of the week.
Eugene Lafond, a son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. 14afond, was taken to
Glasgow the latter part of last week
and operated OH for appendicitis.
DR.. Flynn, brother-in-laW to W. J.
and J. A. Tressler has been very sick
the past few days. The friends of
these families hope for a speedy re-
covery OF the doctor.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Culbarts and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Dorr autoed
up to Chinook Sunday and took in the
ball game at that place. They made
the return run in three hours.
The First National Bank have a
handsome new gold-leaf sign on the
corner of the bank. The lettering is
in gold in a plate glass case, and is a
very expensive as we'll as durable
sign.
The Glasgow Weekly Herald is the
latest of the newspaper family of
Valley county to come to our ex-
change table. 1t is newsy four
page sheet, with George Burke at the
helm. We predict for it bright
future.
Ray Campbell left for Billings Mon
day night with carload of horses
which will be disposed Of in that Sec
ton. Sheriff Macy deputized G. W.
Powell to inspect the car Monday af-
ternoon, as Deputy Casady was out
of town.
Sky Small, one of the best known
old.timers in this section and who
was sheriff Of Valley county for a
number of years. was calling on old
friends in Malta Saturday. Mr..
Small is now located in Oregon.
Lark Wilson and Postmaster Cloe
were in from Sun Prairie the last of
the week after supplies. They report
that the growing crops look fine in
their section and that there has been
a good amount of rain there this sea-
son.
w. Taylor and wife left last night
for Galata where they will make their
future home, Mr.. Taylor having been
transferred from the night trick in
the depyt here to a day job at the
above station. AS Mr.. Taylor has a
fine homestead near Ga1ata it will be
much more convenient for him at the
new place than it was here.
The school picnic will be held to-
morrow at the Taylor grove west of
town and those who have autos and
have not been called on by Prof
Elliot and will donate their services
and the services of their machines
will please be at the school house at
ten O'Clock. There has been num-
Der who have offered their services
but owing to the limited time it has
been impossible for Mr.. Elliott to
call OH each auto owner personally
and anything that is done will be
appreciated by the entire corps of
teachers.
Considerable excitement was caused |
Sunday morning when it was reported |
that Wallace Coburn and two chill
dren had been lost at Bowdoln lake.
The party went to the lake Saturday
afternoon and not returning that
night Mrs. Coburn became very anx-
ious about where they were and went
to the lake with John Shady but no
trace of the car or occupants could be :
nInr