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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

| The first of the expected secondary
cases of chicken pox was reported yes
terday.
This being the s0th anniversary of
Miss Adeline Chamberlain, several of her
friends called upon her. She was a
witness of the arrival of the first pas
i senger train in Bethel, and with her
sister and others, went through the cars.
At regular meeting of Daniel Lille
Woman's Relief corps, No. IS, held in
| /. o. 0. i. hall Tuesday evening, there
was a full attendance. The corps was
visited by Mrs. Helen Bennett of Con.
cord, department inspector. The full
ritual was exemplifed in very credita-
BILE manner. The color bearers WERE
by the inspector. Few criticisms were
praised as the best that had been seen
made and many helpful suggestions we're
given by Mrs. Bennett.
Alva Mack of Reeds Ferry, N. H., has
been visiting his sisters, Mrs. G. IL.
Dwyer, and Mrs. H. w. Davis.
Miss Margaret Bartlett left this morn.
ing on trip to California, where she
will visit relatives.
MT. and MTs. lHesbtT lie bchShioAc
and their daughter, Martha, of Concord,
N. H., have been visiting at G. Z. Olaf
Inns.
The junior class gave Halloween
part at Gushing hall last evening. There
was large attendance.
Most of the village teachers are at
tending the state convention at Rut-
land. They were joined by Miss May
Campbell, former teacher in the high
school, who is now teaching at Orleans,
and who came in time to attend the
Halloween party.
Annie Marshall has been appointed
captain and Nan Keleher, manager q
the grammar school girls basketball
team.
Mrs. Lillian Sanborn of Rochester, n.
H.. is visiting at Mrs. Alice Bartlett's.
Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Whitney of Brat
tleboro were at the Bascom house yes
terday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

We're pounding on this
one idea that Your Sat-
isfaction is our one Aim.
If we succeed our whole
business grows in a nor
NAL, healthy Wayne
need for fire works, fire
talk or fire sales.
To-day new Fall STYLES
are waiting for your in
spection.
To look costs nothing.
One of our $40 suits in
steel gray may steal your
approval.
Suits, SO to SIS.
Overcoats, at $3.50 to
SIS.
F. H. Rogers & Go.
We Clean, Press, and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

A prayer service for Leslie Z. Reed
whose death occurred Tuesday morning
was held at $3.50 O'Clock this morning a;
the home of his nephew, w B. Richard
son, "a College street, Rev. Lewis c. Car
son, pastor OF the Church of the Messiah
officiating. The remains were taken "a
Waitsfeld, where the funeral was held
this afternoon and burial was made.
f. II. Prouty of Pearl street left last
evening for Detroit. Mich, called by the
serious illness of his brother. He re-
ceived telegram yesterday afternoon
informing him that his brother was fail
ing rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Haseltine went
to-day to Burlington for a few days
visit with relatives.
Miss Rose Lucia and Miss Caroline
Griswold Of the public schools, accom-
panied by Mrs. Mason S. Stone, went
to-day to Rutland TO attend the school
teachers association convention.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
CURRENT COMMENT

Bravery Between Barre and Montpelier.
The man who would take a ride in
some of the jitneys which play between
the capital and Barre, would take
chance on the firing line in Europe
Montpelier Argus.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
MONTPELIER
Mrs. Mary Monahan Died This Morning
After Operation.

The death of Mrs. Mary Chimney Mona
han, wife of James Monahan OF 81 Court
street, occurred at 4;50 o'clock this morn,
| ing at the home of her sister, Mrs. James
Healy of '33 Court street. Since an OPP
GRAFTON performed last June, Mrs. Mona
han has been in i'll health and five days
ago her condition became serious. The
deceased was born in Montpelier, July q
1872, the daughter of John and Elizabeth
Chimney. She had always resided in this
city and six years ago was married to
Mr.. Monahan, the marriage taking place
Aug. III, 1900
She ia survived by her husband end
father and by one sister, Mrs. James
Healy, and one brother, John j. Chimney,
water superintendent.
She was a member of st. Augustine's
church and belonged to the ladies' aux
iliary of the A. o. II.
The funeral will be held Saturday
morning at 0 o'clock from st. Angus
tines church with Rev. J. P.,I.ong official
ing with burial in the Catholic eeme-
terry.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28
BETHEL
Robert X. Bundy Held as Spy Sus
pect in st. Stephen, N. b.

Robert Il. Bundy, when contrasting re-
Gently at ST. Stephen, N. D., was arrest
ed by plain clothes detective on sus-
pieion Of being German spy, but att
or an examination Of about Is minutes
was released, scar on his upper lip
not in the description OF the person
wanted and papers found In his pockets
signed by Bethel officials, declaring the
bearer to be an upright American citi-
zen, probably secured his release. Mr..
Bundy is expected home in few
weeks, after spending several months,
mostly in Maine.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-28

The Presidents wooing.
Doubtless the president and the Wom'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

Ieter Iuh pertmlfen ion, umo err
bat MIR orei 8iertel, mte ma6t er
benn bas?"
Sepp: y1ann miBt er fnapp!"
geim Seiratbsuermittler.
.9te Game, lout oieier 8botoara.
pbie, bat Srpar fem @ernrogen, aber
IN tbren &oern roQt blaueS SIltt uno
tbre @angen baben etnen %rpltnoerba'
rem rotben Shetn."
Cine nit rotbem 9lut unb bluuen
Sdeinen mare mir ihon lieber."
y " -
Cont nHb Jest.
Gin Serr betritt elm 8GitbmIs uno
ipri6t iopial jilm Gelluer: r&unn
nan bier fir 8elo unO quite @crte
etlpas 81 eiicn baben?"
ngeOoure," ertgegnet bieier be-
f~liiien, INN gegen @elo unb 9roo-
marfen!"
8eSanfenleien.
Serr (alti ser StraBe einen Srem.
Den a%nreoenb): BARRON, Serr Wtitl.
Ter, no lit benn Die 0eioenoammer
8riide2"
,8robartig, pober rpiiien Sic
benn, baS i'd Wiiaer beibe?"
Sea, oaS bab' i'd geratben!"
Sea, 6ann ratben Sic NAL, no Die
8eioenOammer Bride it'll"
= - =
Ytctat.
Srau 9ebmann: sd gratuliere
gun Serlobuns, Srau 9auerl Sbr
s~ipeiter @atte miro alio al6 auguit
beiBen?"
Srml Bauer: ga, piiien Sic, ans
BietGt gegen meiuen Seligen babe
i6 mir pieber einen Iugult 9el1ttt!"
60 gebt's.
G6ei: SEER, Die Childbirth lit IN.
bruu6bar, oenn in ibr limb itpIiitii6e
uno ortbosrapbiihe Sebler entbal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Sd)lan.

~@ie fam es benn eigentlih, liebc
Warianne, baB 1r geitern abeno in
Der 8eieqi6aft iiber 3abnitymer5en
flagteit, 0eine Sabine iinO ia bod
bereitS-"
Sill. it'll, hilbert, ih fiat oas
MIR, Oamit ale @clt glaiiben ioa, ib
babe feline ialifen 3dbne."
~ y ~
Grleotgt.
Stammtiiffrcunb: sd babe Sic
ge'tcrn Iben6 in Der Grregung einen
ganalien gelrannt uno BIN 9efom.
men, mid megen bieies IuSorufs 81
entifuloieen!"
Sousberr: Sea, es lit gut, Serr
1rofeiior-oann bralift i6 crit gar
nid)t i'm 6remofporterblt6 naf5u.
Ieben!"
Nnd on, grntns!
2ebrer: n2lio, Srib, mas iuate
Gdiar, als 9rutus Den GolditoB mad
ibm iiibrte9"
6ris bat nidt aufgepaBt uno
Idppcigt.
Sebrer: oHrr, 6eiinre lid bod;
eben babe ih cs crit geioat.-au-"
6ris GhneD: rgutpeb!"
~ y y
@oriidtis.
Ganfbarer 8atient: Limb i'm iibri.
Gen pGre eS mir iebr angene6m,
Serr 4ottor, iucnn Sic mir Sbre
S%lauioation red)t baIb 5uicnSen mir.
oen!"
g~erilbmter ar5t: %, oaS bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
''z AZ lslqEz. rs

Elm Sonorar fir cine gentle Irbeit
jl erbaltcn. 3araiifbin ieste iih Der
aorreiponoent bin uno i6rfeb
portli6:
rSbr @liidtpuni6 freitet mid ia
Iebr-
So6 mare er nod bersliher,
Srat)t' er elm fleines GbriIttinSlein,
llnS brauft ia nift gar groB ol ieht!
@Gr' mid nit gtpas ihon Suirieoen,
gtid)t uiel beoarf Der Weni6 bic.
nie0en ....
God gon5 bon 9uft fam man nitt
leben,
8ia i6 Der Ireiie 9eites ae6cn
90 gut ih fann-buB uniere Sahe
0es Seinbes eitel Sriig uno Nsade,
Simlntertreibt no lie seb6ren:
llno tdpier miiiien mir inns webrenl
God audi Der 8ampfer bat men
Waeen,
Sur @eibnaht 9eiieres %pertraaeu;
"a er fiir's Gbriitfino Itets aefodtcn
90 piel MIR Ieine 9raite moften!
llnO poaen'S ierner AUDI 10 balten,
Die 3ufunit better al eeitalten.
Die @iinihe babeu mir pernommen,
ghln luBt Die Sbaten aud nod
fommen!--S. %. Q.
Die Bite pitroe nah bieier bers.
ergreifenoen Inreoe erbort. 3ureoen
bilit alio-manhmal. - Der Gbei.
Heoafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

matt fieben Wart ief,aie, elm aafiec
oretbtg, mn6t aht WSarf 3pm3tg.
grob, Serr?"
yNein," oerieste oas ungliidlihe
Spfer, frob, einmal wiberiprefen au
fonnen. ,Hein, fem grob."
n8etn 9rob2 Wadt att Warf
fini3tg. l1nb tpeiter batten Sic
nihts? Wadt att Warf ~nelm3ig!"
Der 8ait, ser ith in Der Retnung
unrettbar per,uidelt bate uno meoer
elm nod aus pubte, legte ein Sebn.
marfitiif alf Den Iiih.
n3ebn Warf, SEER? Iunfe iebr,
Serr, 6onte iehr. gtSieu. Serr."
ltnb ebe Der llnsliidlihe wubte,
mie ibm 9eifab, mar linn Der Yaletot
angesogen, Sat- unb Sairm in Die
Suno gegeben unb er beiano iif)
oraubcn artf ser StraBe, niht eigent.
lid iatt, aber UNI 5ebn 9arf arnler.
Fem 9raiibente feline Ieiatid.
(aus Dem Buffalo Soltsfreuno".)
Reili6 10 nter beim SiaTiQ gebodt
I'm Der Souer0impil I'm Der Sor61tih
ban lid mieOer nit perornge femme.
vIid,entelmen, tidyebnti6e mer oe
Sobtieft," iage ih, nfla EN- op, Sill.
ill. Alio, mas oenft ibr bon Dem
Erdiioelte ieine IeiiGti9?"
n@ea," iagt ser Stodopp, man
is ia BON Dem @ilion i9on gepobnt.
Dab er ielten ben Wuno uimlade out
mitolts ieinen Sub binein3uitede.
2l4per man bGtt ooh benfe ioQe, oaB
er iest, no err mieber Sodjeit madt,
lid eppes meDr 5uiamme uertnte oGt.
@enn'S feline MISUNDERSTANDING
mar, m0dt ih iage, ooB er e Sfufs.
fopp I'M e Subj aus lid gemaht bot.
GaB er 10 tief iinfe oct, en- Snfries
bon Der Snfommtar 81 rifommeroe,
batt ih mel 9ebtag nit geoenft &c.
bait. IlS nenn mer nit iton 10.
mieio 5uuiel 1rltbel bait, De giiei'ers
ji f%onptn3e, oeB me mir bot, mir er.
peftet I'M mir friege nero. I'm 90
ioa man nod SnfonmtGr gable! Is
IS en- altrebtih!"
Deb" iagt Ser Smierbimpil (tpo,
urrter uns geIagt, eppes io3taliItit
angcbaudt is), lin De Nrmi mill er
GROCER made! @at for? 0ab ie
De Arbciter oerbaumoti6e, penn ie
~itretfe, neil 10 c SroBtbanbit supiel
aus ibne berausihinbe mill I'm ie an.
itdn6ige 8ebtides p~erIange? In for
De Ndpi mill er mebr Sfips I'm
Oreonobts balie laiie. @at for? %.
hermit De Sellers. no De &ontrGdts
friege, it9 Die Saihe file? @o3u
gebrmlhe mer mebr Ships2 0er.
b1ps Inn Den lieben Better Sobn Bull
ans Der Batite 81 belle, bobermit er
Der Se~irpebrobber Der @eltmeere
blerbt2 I'm bees empfieblt Der Wi.
tier @ilicn! gber martet MIR
Iihentelm1nner, pcnn be nerte SrG.
itoentIdel Glediheu porirptper is,
Damn perb ser Wloi @ilion peiter
nids 81 Que baippe, als 8odabei
@ebi 5u iiuge, bas beiBt = oas
bcibt-"
o@eb nit 5u tief in sic 9aaitir
nei" iagte i6. oslber mas ih iage
DoIlt, oen pittieite Geunt babt ibr
pergeiie, Die oieier 8ilion De unper.
iaGnte 6red1beit gebatt bot, inns
beipbermteo Sittiien8, uns 9idGr.
men.Nmerifens 81 iniolte! Sabter
bees benn nit geleie?"
30" iagt Der Stofopp, .geleie
ben i6 oe IeiiGtid) iwuerbaupt nit,
ober ih ben brimtper reoe b0re!"
n8eleie ben if ie aa6 nit" iagt
Der Saueroimpfl, omer lieIt oeun
beit5uoag nod Sc Weiidtih pom 8r1.
ii0ente? 9cif is M itortl Sh het
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
WuS ocnr 9eben.

9ic6er Serr @ie. Reoaftelir!-Gcr
Serr Gbei.H ebafteur zines Sbnen
iebr 9enoil befannten 9lottes bate
fiirSli6 einen 8orreiponoenten oamit
81 troiten seiltht, er iolle bis mad,
Den ACCOMPLISHMENTS mnrten. um
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
Der Seuhlsr.

Stlioent lin ser Stammfue!p, 5i,'
Gei1erin): Sir, 5teli, TcIlE id
morgen nit metnem @ater bier fpeiie,
bringen Sic Iineralpaiier a,ii Del,
stid). GtrenJ) absr cbne gu laden,
reritaitben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
G6tuns, 2eier!

3 Yer augemeinen Infra9e bas
+ ben mir Elm senei8tes Sbr se>
4 Id)entt unb babeu cine ggtras
K @isipalte fir Den Seler eln"
Z 9erdnmt.
T. 2ieber 2eierl Soate elm piss
+ artiger CD 8ebaute Sein ei9es
Z mes iuertbes 9eblrn ODER Define
4 bduslihe Itmoepbdre nm5uden.
Z mir biencn Sir bereitlpiai9it ais
,8ieableiter" II. brineen Seine
Z Sahen gerne on Die Seffentli1s
x teit. Aud) peun Die Wuie Dir
Y bolp uno Su 9ebihte perbreden
4 iuuteit. idide ms hieielben
Z detroit.
X Sir ale cinseianbten unb
X pum ms absebrudten WiRe sab.
X len mir % 6entS in Saar.
X Sir 0eoidte 30 Gents.
y Natilrlid) miiilen Die Wtbe
4 m09lidit ucu iein.
X gorciiiere an Seinen CT.
X gcbeneu
x WtbsR eoattenr
= Catholic Irintins 60,
x Dubuque, So.
X
=. y u y - y y Il y. y Y x 4 X II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

""
2ebrling (ein Ieeres glatt Eapier
bin. uno beuuenoeno): rIaraltf icQ
ID es abibreiben; aber ipeil's in Die
3ruderei gebt, ioa i6 ole Riidieite
ireilaiien. @enn ih iest MIR piiBi'
meld)eS ole Hiidieite rtl"
= y
Heft hat er.
llnteroffisier (su einem oiicl.
iidtlid angcbeiterten soloatcn) :
vIenidt id CLAUDE gar, Sic iinS
erau2"
Solbat: .Rur elm biBfeE ielo.
gran, Serr ltnteroffi3ier."
& ~ -
Cffenbersig.
9ebrer: raber, Sepp! 4annit Oh
oenn gar niht beareiien, oaB elm
grlt6 fleiner lit als Elm 8anses?
@enn 3. 9. oein Batter cinen ganSen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

lpirflid nod 3eit! SD ienoe meinen
Fotlenten Die Rehnnng INNER crit
Damn, Wenn lie pieoer gan6 frdftig
gelporoen iinol"
y - ~
Gin tbenres Wittagehen.
Shouploe: Gin groBitGbtiides
HeItaltrnnt.
Rerionen: Ger 9eancr, elm 8ait
aus Der Hropin5.
Limo mas habcn Sic gebabt,
Serr?" iragtc ser aellner Den be-.
iheioenen 8oIt in ser gde.
.5uppe rno S1nisel nit Semitic
unO &urtofieln."
.Suppe, Sfnisel, Semitic, aar'
toiieln maht 3pei Iarf oreiBig,
SEER. 9ier?"
SapobI, ser. @oit mrtBte 5itge.
iteben, Dab er 5pei 8las ettes ge'
trunfen.
y3ipei @laS @dtes mad)t iefSig;
giien orei Worf 5pun3ig, Bier led.
~, moft uipr Worf aht5i9. Satten
sic nitt aud einen 8ognaf?"
y3lpci," pericste Der anoere.
nSfon, 5wei aognaf modt cine
Warf. Grit @aiier, Serr? Shon,
y.pei &ognut nit @aiier maht cine
@tarf iiinf5is. 8uifee, SEER?
Sh6n."
llno nun re6net err nod einnlal gu
i1nmert, nit elmer 10 ia~belbaIten 8e.
idpuinGigfcit, baB es benz anocrn lln'
moalih mar ST. foleen.
,gIicn pier Marf oreiBig, Sler
ied3ig, mod,t iiinf Warf 5ebn, 5rpei
aognof nit @oiier, ems fiinf5ig,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
WifsritanSen.

Sd}uiteriunge: v8uten Worsen,
guten Gag, CUTE Nadt, leben Sic
wobl, auf @ieoerieben, geiesnete
Wabljeit, sriib Colt, Soft befoblen!"
SEER: Bit on Oenn perriidt ae'
moroen?"
Sfuiteriunse: rgsee, i'd bab' BLOB
~ieleier, wat bier uff Den 3ettel an Gle
Sbiir itebt, not man iest anitatt
,aoieu" iagen ioQ."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30

einige 2eit in Der Striettar ori,pwer
olympic bore!"
rSbr ieib mir ia nette Sitter" iase
ih, 30 reiBt rbr bees sroBe Wa1il uf
I'm babt be Weidtih nod nit em,oI
seleie!-slber 0u bait ie bod ibl,br
geleie, &itni," frase ih ben 5or.
6atih.
rSdubr nit" iagt ser Sorb1tih,
lid mont serao ~anfanee, ie 5u leie,
DO is nler einsefale, oaB i9 mad Dem
Thermometer iebe mibt, I'M oaml
iagte Der Senrp 9ieoer, De WeiIdtih
lei rotten, er bdtt ie 5ruar aoh nit ge'
leie, aber iemaro bate geiaet, err
bate gebSrt, ma mibt lid MIR
drgere, pe1n man ie leie bet. Weq,
I'm bees fam bod fetn Wenlh BON
mir erpette, baB id mid iurper ben
9rditoente ietnen Wumpis argere
ioa, i6 mub mid idon 10 genus
drgere."
Sra" iage id, bees bietet bod
einiges; idpuase De 4uffere 90 irp.
per Dem Yraiioerte iei Meiidfih IN
bnppe lie nit emol-"
,Shott OPT" intercepted mid DO
Der Stodop. .8omm an, SiufiI,
glib uns nod eins!"
@el, Wiiter gbitter, es is ihon
ieit 5rpan5ig Sabre met Hrin3ippel
geqpeie, feline YrGitbente. @eifdti6 gu
leie, I'm 90 ben i'd Of fobrs aah Dem
@ilion feline ifubr nit seleie.
Bon Sbne basielbe erpeftenb, per.
bleibe ih,
Sllbrs trult,
9i9abn 8idmItIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
TaHenSe Mmfihriften.

Gin @uscnarst bate it'd seee,,.
i.ber Der @pbu,mg zines 3abnar5te5
miJeiieoeIt. Nie bitten Die Nui.
iGiriiten Ser Sirmenihiloer an oieicn
beihen S1uiern gu lautenP
PIN Satie oes Iiegeraratas: Mug
lin Ius", uno ON Su,rie oes 3lpn.
araies: rSabr I'm 3abn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-30
,pen, @cfamg 9e9ebcn.
@eiang perihDnt bas 2cben,
@eians erfreut bas 9er5,
Sbn bat ms 9ott 9ese6cn.
OH Iiubrru Spru' uuD Shmer;

Snrpabr Der 8eiang lit cine berrlihe 8abe 8ottes, Die b e on@
oers Die Seutite II felt Sabrtauicnben bo68eidGst baben mn me
tol9ebefen bubcr lie cine SHQe bon Sicbcru eronnen, tpie lie tetn anperes
Tt Der Sr6c beltt. 9euti3lanb 1T Die Setntatb ocS goltss
lteoes. Die Welooien rnp Sertc oeS Toltsheoes nmo mett etnran
uno ifHtt. sic beime II a II bem erten Spren; lie ienhn it III
Die Secle, tme Die erfcn 0ebetc, Die man am anie Der Iutter ernt uno
bis ms bpdite <cr nitt pergtbt.
Der @etf Der moSernen 8eit. Der llebergan9 bonn SanSpcrt gun.
WnIhmcnbetrnb, bas Sulcn uo Sn9eu Der Neu5it, baben neben pRlen
anbcren l0bitcn @ebrGufen uup Gepobutehen bas SoItslieb GA
ub bort perbr&ugt ODER bod beHcu Yfle8c tart breinrahti9t
Snnucrbiu gbt es aber in Sabt uub 2nnb nod &Rlc, Die pas SM9en
nft perIernt mb ntt pcr8cIeu bueu unb reItc Die Scitrebun9en. Die
9emaht perben, has beutihc Sufslieo bier5ulanoe men 81 beleben, NIT
Sreubcn bc9riBen merben. Sic Catholic Yrinting SO. bat Ih ets
itlonen, Die Batter bonn G6!tlihcn 8prt in Sednp, gu, trdttg IN Der
Sfe9e bs Golsicbes 81 urterriBen, bamt pHic Sueae eoelfen @e-
nnHes, unter Den 9cutid : Imeritancrn nibt 9dn5lth perNete.
Ns DEM Sedup @erlage bieten mir cBt un1eren Sclern mo Seutlb@
@ncriancrn itcrbaupt, Den eriten Sano elmer Sannntlun8 bon peutIben
Seoern on, betitet:
De1ttl 6 @et(en
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-06-24
Sincerity Ctotter~
Everything in Mems Wear
And Everything the Best.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Tound-A bunch of keys. Call
at this office.
See our line of quality shoes.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
Deering mowers and rakes for
sale by Trafton-Do, Co..
phoenix in hosiery is a guar
anty of good quality. Sold only by
Edwards & Mcclellan.
The County Commissioners were
in session here Monday and Tuesday
going over some road matters.
In cheap suit, let us show you
something that will please you i'm
mensely at $40. Edwards & Nc
Lellan.
Eli Wilson, one of the prosperous
Sun Prairie ranchers, was in the city
the first of the week after a load of
supplies.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Nance of Rygate, Mont, at the
Robetyre hospital in this city Sum
day morning.
Arthur Cavanaugh, Jr., returned
Sunday from DEVILS Lake, N. d.,
wnere he has been for short visit
with his grandparents.
Next Tuesday, June goth, is the
date for the South Bench picnic and
celebration. A good crowd from
this city expect to attend.
Mrs. Chas. Ross came down from
Dodson Tuesday and took the even
ing train for Kalispell, where she
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hamilton Lee.
Mrs. A. w. Schilling and Mrs.
Koke returned from Great Falls the
last of the week where they had
been to attend the graduating exer-
cises at the Ursaline Academy,
Helen Schilling being one of the
graduates. Miss Schilling accom-
panied the ladies on their return.
Miss Elaine Hodges of Great
Falls, went to Glasgow on the local
train Tuesday afternoon, where she
will spend part of her vacation with
her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
A. J.. Bishell. Miss Hodge spent
the summer in Malta last year at
the Bishell home.
Deputy Sheriff Nelson was at
Zortman Tuesday after a fourteen
year-old girl by the name of Julia
Petroski, who had got into trouble
at that place. Deputy Humane Of
ticer Devlin came down from Havre
after the girl yesterday and she will
be placed in home at Helena.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wittemier
came up from Culbertson Sunday to
visit relatives in Malta a few days.
Make your new suit "Sincerity."
Tailor made garments, made by the
best artists, carried in our stock
SIS to $50 Edwards G. Mcclellan.
Miss Nettie Boucher. who has
been quite ill at the Malta hospital
for some time, was able to leave the
hospital Tuesday and return to her
home.
Remember the big farmers pic
mic and celebration at Lovejoy Sat-
nrday. and 60 out early so as to
take in everything from the start
to the finish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla Burdick of
Fort Benton, motored to Malta
Tuesday for short visit with their
old friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Steve
Crawford and family.
For Sale.-Two typewriters, l
Remington No. 6 and 1 Smith Prem
Ter No. 10, visible. Both in first
class condition. Cheap for cash.
Call at Enterprise office.
The social and dance at the Prim-
eau home last Saturday night was
quite we'll attended in spite of the
rainy weather and everyone pres
ent reports having had a most en-
joyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Sewers
came in from their ranch on White
water Tuesday with one of their
neighbors Mrs. Patterson, who had
been taken suddenly ill. Mrs. Pat
terson was taken to the Malta hos
pital where she is receiving medi-
cal attention.
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Andrew Ebaugh was in from
Zortman after load of freight
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Andrew Ebaugh was in from
Zortman after load of freight
Tuesday.
The St. Mary's guild will be
entertained at the Chapel next We'd
nesday afternoon by Mesdames
Frederick and Fowler, at l o'clock.
Owing to the fact that the in
structor in the cooking class that
was to have given demonstrations
here yesterday afternoon not get
ting in town as per schedule ar
rangements have been made for a
class Saturday afternoon at 900
o'clock. The country ladies are es-
pecially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Olson autoed
through yesterday from Cando, N.
D., on their way to Big Sandy for a
visit. On the return trip they will
spend some time visiting at the
Stubblefield ranch north of town.
Malta met up with the Saco
bunch of ball tossers last night at
Saco and were taken into camp to
the tune of to 1.
Why not now?-Protection for
the home, barn, crop, or any other
kind of protection you want.-H. S.
Whitcomb, over postoffice.