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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-11

Mrs. Forge spent Sunday with rel
atives at Havre
Wenatchee apples at $3.50 per
box at Trafton-Dorr Cos.
If you want to get the latest in
sheet music call at the Variety
Store.
The Auxiliary of the Eastern Star
will meet with Mrs Casady next Fri
day afternoon.
Wanted.-To hear from owner OF
farm or unimproved land for sale
H. l.. Downing, 100 Palace building
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. 4w2S@
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Best left this
morning for Cascade where Mr.. Bes'
expects to engage in the moving pic
ture business by purchasing a show
shop at the above town.
A basket social and dance will be
given at the Woodbridge schoo
house Friday evening, Nov. 10, the
proceeds to be used for school furn
ishings. Everyone is cordially in
vited to come and have a good time
Emmett Powell came up from
Glasgow Friday and has accepted a
position at the Motor Inn. Emmett
is a son of puck Powell, sheriff
of Valley county, but even with this
handicap. is a bright young man and
will make good in his position.
John E. Smith moved with his
family to the homestead near Phil
lips Monday morning. Mr.. Smith
resigned his position with the Akin
& Goggin stage line the first of the
month and will devote his time t.
farming in the future, having pur'
chased good REIMBURSEMENT in the
section where the family will reside
Peter Zortman, one of the old
timers in this section and for whom
the town of Zortman in the Little
Rockies was named, is a Malta visi.
tor this week renewing old &C
quaintances. Mr.. Zortman is now
located in Idaho and it has beer
nearly twelve years since he quit
these parts for good, but during the
interval he has been back here sew.
eral times to "just watch us grow,
as he expresses it. Since his last
visit he notices great many chang
es and was proud to see Malta the
city that it now is. Before return
ing to his western home he will
again visit the old familiar scenes
in the hills of the Little Rockies
where a great part of his life was
spent.
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We will pay the highest price for
hides Of all kinds.-Malta Mercan-
tile Co.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M.
3. church will meet with Mrs. Jas.
LeNoir next Thursday, Nov. 18th.
Lost On the road between NAL
ia and Zortman. jack screw. Fin
er will please leave at this office for
reward. tt
William Kellerman came in from
Zortman Wednesday having been
called as one OF the jurymen for the
present term Of court,
The regular chapter meeting of
the Eastern Star lodge Saturday
evening was attended by very
large number of members.
Two furnished rooms for rent
in private family. Twelve dollars
per month. Inquire of w B. How
ard, clerk and recorders office.
Dorothy Robinson gave very
pleasant birthday party at the home
of her parents, MIR. and Mrs. Her.
man Robinson, last Saturday after
noon.
j. A. Herrn and Norris Haney of
, Cascade, relatives and friends Of
Robert Lilly, were interested spec
tators at the trial in the district
court last week. The gentlemen
left Sunday for their homes at Cas-
cade.
A. D. johnson is erecting resi-
dence on his lots in the Ugland adj
dition across the river. Mr. John
son will move his family in from the
| farm as soon as the new house is
completed, so that the children may
attend school here this winter.
! D. w. VanLoon returned the first
of the month from Deering. N. D.,
and was just in time to be drawn as
a juryman in the first case tried at
the November term of court When
court is over Mr.. VanLoon expects
to return to Deering to spend the
winter with his brother.
Anton Muhs came in from Love-
joy Tuesday with a large load of
flax and was fortunate in receiving
the high market price of SLIT. per
bushel for his product. Mr.. Muhs
was more than pleased with his crop
this year and as he has his grain all
threshed he will haul the balance to
town at once.
The fire department was called
out Sunday evening to extinguish a
fire at the old county Jail building
across the track on the north side.
The alarm was turned in at about
1870, just the time when nearly all
of the fire laddies were at church or
the picture shows, and most of them
claim they did not hear the bell. A
few of the faithful, however, re-
sponded and the fire was soon put
out with the chemical engine. The
fire was started by a tramp. who
was thrown in the old Jail during
the afternoon for being drunk and
disorderly. and he set fire to the fur
nishings Of the interior. When the
department arrived the prisoner
easily made his escape
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LOCAL NEWS

For a short time big reduction
on the prices of jugs at the Variety
Mrs. John A. Tressler returned
Tuesday from a weeks visit with
friends in Great Falls.
For sale.-Four bottom Emerson
gang engine plows, $175 if taken at
once. See A. T. LeVesconte.
Harry Erum is building a new
house on the banks of Milk river
near the home of E. l.. McCreary.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
j. Broderick has been quite i'll at
their home in this city the past
week.
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MURRAY'S
1.-THE Rexall Store"

Phil Wieselman is advertising
auction sale for the oath OF til
month.
The Epworth League members
the M. E. church will give pie S
cial at the new Edwards & McLeu;
building on Fifth Avenue. A We
interesting program will be rem
cred. Everyone invited. Progra
commences at 1880 o'c!ock Frid
evening, November 10Th.
Wanted. Stock to winter. Ha
three sections of land all fenced al
in crop for grazing purposes.-Mi
en- Bros. IT,
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~3$fR Everything in Quality
:77f2732 Hardware.
Edwards & Mcclellan.

A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Beard at the Robetoyre
hospital yesterday.
There will be box social in the
Big Bend school house Friday night,
Nov. 18th. Everyone is invited and
assured good time.
l have house and lot that is
rented for the winter for $1,000 per
month, value 5000, that I will trade
for horses. L. H. Upland.
Harry Lovejoy came in from the
north country yesterday and will
remain here for some time as he has
been drawn to serve on the jury.
The Malta Woman's club will hold
their next regular meeting at the
Congregational church Saturday,
Nov. 18th, at $3.50 p. III. The enter
tanning committee will consist of
Mrs. B. W. Brockway. Miss Remore,
Mrs. r. w. Hall and Mrs. Ray Camp
bell
Wanted. - Position in private
school by teacher of Is years. ex-
perience.-Miss Agnes Hennessy,
box ISL, Malta. Mont. 2w2S*
Small hotel, six room residence
for raw or improved land. City
property. Can handle relinquish-
ment. Box 217, Maiden, Wash. 3w29+
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Siegert returned
home from their honeymoon trip
Tuesday and have gone to house
keeping in the Fortney cottage
which Mr.. Siegert had furnished be-
fore he went east after his bride.
From the noise made by cow bells
and old pans in the neighborhood of
the Siegert home Tuesday evening
it is very evident that the many
friends of the happy young couple
were we'll aware of their presence
in the city.
The Misses Katherine and Flor
ence Macy returned home Tuesday
evening from two and one-half
months visit in the east. They were
greatly surprised Wednesday even
ing by about SO of their friends. A
nice lot of refreshments were served
at midnight. The evening was
passed dancing till the early hour of
morning. All went home pleased
with the happy evening. The music
was furnished by H. Berndt and D.
n. Macy. All who wish a good time
should take in the South Bench mar
ties and dances.
Buy your crockery at the Variety.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-11

There will be box social in the
Big Bend school house Friday night,
Nov. 10Th. Everyone is invited and
assured a good time.
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have house and lot that il
rented for the winter for $12.OO pei
month, value 5000, that I will trade
for horses. L. H. Ugland.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11
5reit Yrtie fr Seras: sonnabtnb II. september 1915.
Nus Merib.

@orron5a bat iebt orud Selus
@eltna, ieinen WiiniIter oes MusuGr-
tieen Die 3uldrift oer pa~n=anterifa-
nilden &onferen5, Ole ibnl Don
8aibington aus 5ugelteut ml1roc,
beanttDortet. 8ie poraltsSuieDen
non, meiit er ben Goridlog, an Ell
ner &onferer8 nit Sen anoern Tepc.
llltionsfIbrern teil5unebmen, suriid.
gr lagt, oaB er iett gang Meri-o
%fontroliere init Iustabnle ser Staa-
ten Gbibltabua uno Morelos uno
Seile bes Staates Sonoro, oaB ct
Elm ipolgeoronetes Seer bon 10000
Wann babe, oaB iiberon I'M 9anoe
Die normalen 8erbGltnoiie mieoer
b~ergeiteGt miiroen uno ooB er Ieinc
grrungenidoften, oie- Merico oelt
Srieoen ee6en miiroen, nidt our1
Gerbanolungen nit Sen olloern Sill
rert, Die beute feline 8eoeutrng me6r
Gdtten, ~gefabroen oiirfe. ST lei ger
ne bereit, in irgeno einem @rens=
orte NIT ben @ertreterll ser atneri-
foniiden G~epliblifen gu perbanoel4n,
ober MIR iiber internationale SRI.
gen. nidt iiber inferno Mngeleaet;-
beiten Merieo's. Golden gerbono.
lungen miiiie natiirlid sic Mherfel..
ftiiitg ieiner tatlddli6 beitebenOei
Gegierlng borausgeben. 9ie erie
tit iebr boflid gebaIten, ober bod Ell.
ne poiitipe Mblebmung Ser eemahien
Gori6lage. @enn Ste geridte ser
lebten 3eit iiber oie ougenbliflid,e,t
3nitdaoe in Merico ridtig iino, Damn
fam mon Die @blebnline iebr moi
beriteben uno muB .oltd) al,eebcn, ooB
leine Irgumente bereftiet iino.
@ie ihon gemloet, lit Sorreon
bon ben 8iaiifos gerdumt tporoen.
Sieie Stunning eeldob, neil Gar-
rat5iitas inter Dem 9efebl res
Generals Sacinto grepino aeqen Sic
Staot porriidtcn.
Gin amerifatiIfer 8iebbanh-
Ter Nomells Sobn 2otpenbr1id mairSe
IN Der 0dbe bon Columbus, g. sc
BON elmer In3abl Werifaner, an-
geblib Mnban9er oes fiir5lif erid)cl-
Icnen Generals Sro5co, entfubrt, ltnS
iiber Die @ren5e eebradt. sic ber-
iansen iebt ein 2oiegeIo BON $4,000
fir i'm.
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= a ..

ssn ieoer 8e5iebling bat iid Die
in 6rieori9sbure abgebaItere s@il-
lespie gountp 5air" ibren @orgdn-
gerinnen in GerrpiIe unb 86rne
piir6ig angeifloiien. geionoers Be-
odtenstpert mar oie Nieb : MiisfieI-
lung. Ser geiud) iibertraf ben oes
ictten Sabres bei iueitem lino pirh
IN oen orei Eagen auf $4,000 &C.
Th1Bt. San Mntonio mtB Jest nod
6cn ~fleinercn Nahbar1taoten gebem
fpeffl es iepaes gr5eiigniiie atsitellen
nno Iernen mil, tpie cine 4usitc1une
erfolgreid Az peranitalten lit.
gtilf Den @runo BIN, 0aB i'm
1T Ohio cine grbidoft bon $4,000
sugefallcn lit, oie er antreten mr.
altm &oilf elmer sarm int Sarrmnt
6ountp pertpenoeu modte, bot q.
@rabatt, Ser tpegen Meineio i'm
3uftbaus iitt, ben @ouperneur Ser.
gufon Inn @egnaoigung petitioniert
Ser @oupernelir bat Die Netitior
Ger gegnaoiermgsbeboroe iibermte'
fen.
9ie Creamery Gairp Com
pnnp" BON San 9lntolric ilno Die an
oereu Der ltebertretung oes Mnri
T~raiitgeiebes angeflagten Mi[he
reien, iino 5ur 8ablung bon $250(
berurteilt tporoen.
Sin Der gfe bon "a. uno @in
ME StraBe in @alpeiton miro mi
einem aoitenaufmnno bon $4,000
cine neue oeutid)-f iitberiihe airdp'
qehant.
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0rnnbefscntums. llebcrtraennaen.

Sam litb Sallie Nriebman all q. 8.
Oiron, @runoitiid in SigbIano 9art
$4,000.
@eber Srieoman an &. s. @anber-
9oenen, 8rnnbitiid an Weunterep Ctr. /;
$40 II. q.
3. 9. @anberSoeben, srultse, an alz
bert garolep, @rlnbitiid an Sutnmit
Mne., Beacon Sill; $4,000.
2i55ie 8Inndstt unb Otto Sdrmiot an
s. 8. &ingsleb unb Soc Saris, @runbz
ltlid an Der 3ibas uub Sebenteentb
Ctr; $40.
Sran arnie Mcgartp Ii. o.. ourd,
Sberiff, an 8erbert &raft, @runo5tiid
i'm neuen gitbz8Iof 632; $3.50.
Nnbretp uno 2i55ie @og[er an S. s.
Sadep, @rlnbitiid in Mamo Seigbts,
$500.
9. g. @eiterpelt an Sba S. @efers
belt, @ruiloitiid an Der Corners Mue.
Mlannifo Mooition; 81 II. q.
&. ltno Mnita Gutierrez an Sertrt,
Sirihberg, @n1nbltiid i'm reuen git1-
@lod 2971; 1857.
so. W. gabe on Nnnie Nrnolo. @run0s
itiif i'm nenen gitpz8lod 1858; $4,000.
2euis 6iri6felb urb Srnu an g. q.
Hanfcb, 100 4der 2anb; $4,000.
g. 6. @antt an S. S. aoemel, @rlfnos
ifiid IN &ingiton 3eisbts; $770.55.
5enrp Borders, bnrh Gberiif, an
Eirft 9ational 8anf IN Hleainnton
Eerns. 43.3 Nfer 2anb; 5000.
81. 9. &erleb an .gli5abetb Hics
0runoitiid IN Der Solibob Nbbifion
$3.50.
@eorge s. Martin uuo Srau an @rs
Sttilie Somnib, @rniloifiid an Der Sic
toria nnb Mouilt 3ion CTR; $4,000.
8iaiam uin Silbia Stenens at N[bit
SeibeI, @runoitiid an Der Mabanta ct.
$500.
Si9hlanb Improvement Gompanb al
Gam Friedman, @runoftiid in 5ieblani
Yarf; $500
Gnnie 8iufler M Otto Gdmiet
@runbitiid IN Der gaeusgraunfels Gpe.
$500.
Nobert s. I1hr an San 6. 9oot
@runbftiid in @ooolatpn; $418.
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LokdIeS.


8ralioent 50. 9. 5000 BON oel
Shulbeboroe bot Dor ben Brin5i
palen Ser peri9ieoenen Sbnlen oil
Grflarung abseeeben4 oaB Dem 81
perintenoentelt CHARLES g. Meef ii
alle1t 9ingen freie @ollo %geloiict
nno inn Ole tDeitgebenoite @utoritat
5ugeitm6en miro, leine Soeen UNI
Blane aur M~usfiibrl1ng gu brillgcl.
Inn elm einbeitlides SpItem in Sc,
Jiibrmng lu1o @ernaltung Ser S@l.
len berauitelen.
Ser 8iIobauer Bonpeo GOT.
pini bat Der Stabt oas Mnerbieter
eemadt, cine Geibe BON Eafeln Der.
snitelIen, 6ie IN aGegoriiden @rltp.
pen Die @nttpideIung oes Siiolpp.
items iluitrieren. Sic erite. tpiir6t
cine S,loioneraruppe iein, ste 5tpeite
eine @ruppe bon IpaniIden &abalie.
rem, Die brittle cine bonW0nden nnf
10 peiter. 9ie gafeln ioGen alti
Dem @lamo BIaaa angebradt tperoeu
,n66ie Soften uer6en iid auf $780,
600 beIaufen. Ser 8orlblag lit MIDI
libel, es fragt iid MIR, no Dos @elo
bergenommen tperben fon.
SIN %berfioiIenett Wonot ereis-
netef fid 100 TooesfGlle im Ser
Staot. 204 @ebltrten tpnroen ange-
iueloet, tpobon "a mdnnliden urb
ITO peiblifen @el6le6ts tparen.
SIN &auie ieines Shmagers,
garIos See, tO3 OF 2al1rel StroBe,
itarb SSames Green @ltrlelon BON
gal6tpen County, gru6er oes Gene
ral-Hoitmeifters gilbert g. gurlc-
fon.
= Ser Nsger Jre6 SoDnion muir
Be beim &iibner6iebitobI entoeft, ge-
rabe dig er arls Dem &of bon 81.
&oBnlarit t12 Siio Monumental
StrdBe, nit neiln fetten Sieren az
5ieben iponte. gr IieB oie 9cute
falen uno nabm GeiBnus, mlroe
aber eineefangen.
ST 6as @aiier I'M 5luiie rein
genilg, Inn oos gaoen in oemlelben
cn1pfeblenstpert gu mafen2
Mlts Der @rt uno @eiie, mie
Iemnn6 ieinen @ehartstag begeIt,
fam man auf iein Sitter idIieBen.
Benn er fid ueiter gar nifts oabe::
oenft, lonoern MIR iiber oie Ge-
btrtstdgsgeifenfe illbeIt, 6unn itcbt
er I'M ainoesalter. Srent er fidg
neil e. nun lhon nie6er elm Ssabr
otter g~etDoroen lit, 10 lit err elm Sling
ling. Siebt er idon itiG uno nod
oenflid oarein, 10 lit oas Mannesal-
ter gefommen. @enn er -aber ieufst
10 lit CT Elm @reis.
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Mm @ip @ranbe.
Mus WrofpuspiQe miro oel

aus Brownsville miro gemel-
bet, oaB niele 5amilien, nift nun
Merifaner, lonoern audi amerifaner,
ibre 5armen perlieBen uno aus 6.r
@egeno f~ortsogen, neil ie iih bori
nift iider fiibIten. Sm llebrisen III
alIes ribis gemeien. gud bel Ser
Trogrefo areu5ung oes Gio 8ranos
lit es 5i feinen SdieBereien ge,
fommeu.
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SnIann.

Chicago wiroe am Sreitas bon
idperem Sturm unb Hegen beimee-
Iudt. Gin 14idbriger Surge go.
mems fSrdneis @eber tpiiroe bon ben
Sturm nieoergeriiien uno ebe er lid
ipieoer aufrihten fonnte, bon eiiten'
@agei1 iiberfnbren uno getotet.
- 9us smeite Hegiment Der Wa.
r~ineioloaten lit nod Sopti beoroeri
nnroen.
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1arm.9rpbnfte.

Gan artprip. Ser, II. Sept. -1915
Uiitter 80. 18c per Bfuno
gier (mir frifde) -. .2oc per 9ubeno
9ibner ......,.12c II. tic per Bfuno
Surte9s .-.......... 12c per Sflln0
Net5en .$1.07 per 8uiheI
Gorn .62hc per BuIhel
9afer .43c per 8uidlel
9en 5000 per Eourie
Uemiie.
asrtOffeln, Meue, $t.75 utro $1.85 per
Bui1eI.
@adsbooen. per gui6el, $3.50 unD
$f.75; CRIME 8obnen, 75e IL. $500.
Somdten. Eegds, 4 a0rbe, 60e II. Csc.
Siibe @artoffeIn, 9ouiliana. SITS.
SDiebeln. geIbe, $1.75 per 3entner;
segas 8ermu0ns, 90c; gbrbital @ag,
$3.50 per Crate.
Ge1erie. 40e II. SOC per Omsenb.
Ofra. 75c fir elm 8uldeI.
ReteriiIie. zoe per Dso. sNiinbeI.
griiner Sfeffer, segas. soc per 4
| a0rbe.
8obI, SITS per Crate.
gmteIcupes. SeIds, $1.00 Der Site:
$1.25 per 2/3 NufdeI Crates.
Maoiesden. SOC II. 35c fir elm Dtb.s
8iineeI.
gurfen, Gal, $3.50 Der Crate; gerai
SotaM. soc bee @nfheI.
ReerrettigsW lr5eln. per BIB. 12he
8opffalat. $2.b0 Der Crate.
8eeten. 40c per 0b6. sBiinbeI.
gierpflanaen. 1925 Der BuIhel.
Sbinnt. 4e Der Rfin0.
8lrmenfobl, Zoe per Hfuno.
@eIbe Hiiben. 30c Der 9ubenos
giinbeI.
gieb.Warft.
San antonio, Ger, II. Sept. 1913
Sdfen $3.50 Bis $40.
aibe $500 Bis $500.
9dlber $500 Biz $500.
gulen $4.65 Bis $5.15.
ct. 4ouis, II. Sept. 1915. = Iinbs
bieh. Seras @ieh, 1925 bis 1885.
Shtpeine $6.75 bis $3.50.
61ute.
G6tpere bonn Gdradter ......22 Cts.
0eidte bonn Ghladter ........22 Cts.
Grin geial5ene ..........13h Cts.
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&inblidjer @oridlag.

Sic Wutter iamnlert in 8e5ug auf
bas llnge5iefer in Der Slide: nBenn
mir bod elmer raten f0nnte." Die
man Die beroammter r3uIlen" in Der
Slide pernidten fonnte."
Ga meint Der feline Sans: rSrag'
bod mai bei Sinbenburg an"
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ueberblif.

uSa, oas 2eben lit ia gang auge-
nebm, ober aith reft teller. Man
lam iih's auf biliger einridtcn,
cher Damn it's chen niht 10 nn9e.
uehnt."
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N1arftsBericbf
Nauusppae


Gan Antonio. 81 Gents.
@albeitom ge5tern, 1000 Gents.
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Or. 6. 6. Gabe lit 5t Ieiner 9raris
5uridgefebrt. Office 22T Moore
glog.
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Grieaser(ebniife.

nSn GliBIanb iff s. Sauptiad'
baB o net an olle 5ipoi &rm' ber-
puno't pirit. Sunidt fannidt 81
nimmer fraben, monn's 81 iudt!"
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gau Grlaubnisiheiue.

Suliiis Waier, Gnbau. Sones apemlc
$1,000.
$. 9edt, gnba,t, Montana StraBe;
$500.
q. 9ipps. sdeune, garal strabe;
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SHI HtllDIItU, HR GefttS.
@albeifonI geitern, 1000 Gents.
gottunIamtn- pro6nfte.
San antonio,. Eex, II. Sept. lets
Yriina CRUDE Cotton Geeb Oil, 35
Gents pet @nlone.
Netu gorts tt. Sept. - Spot 1913
nno $685.; September, 1888 unn
$500; 0ftober, $3.50 unb $5.82; aioz
BENDER. $3.50 un0 1886; De3ember,
1894 lnb $5.95: Sanuar, 5000 uno
$500; Scbrltar, $6.10 uno 1918;
Wtdr5, 1919 uitS $500.
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mag, ben int urrs eben better, ram-
lih griinoliber fetraen geIernt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-11

geItes Del uno @oiolin erb1lt
man BON Der Slimp Oil So, 400
O%It-Gommerce Ctr. Weues Gel. Srl.
big 1882.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-11-18

The management Of The United
Wooden Mills Company urgently in
vites everyone to inspect this exhibit,
especially the student and those car
ing to delve into this. invention OF
which very little is known.
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INTER- COUNTY. ROAD
is BEING PLANNED

cure proper grades. having due regard
to the interests of the communities
to be served, and file with the re-
spectiye courts his report, with
proper maps and profiles. surveys and
descriptions with estimated cost OF
construction, and reporting probable
damages claimed by property hold
ers. etc. NJ 8,
Be it further resolved, that upon
tile coming In Of said report and sur
vey, the several courts mere convened
do proceed to adopt ana establish the
same, and to construct said roads ac-
cording to plans and specifications
furnished by said state road depart
ment. in so far as their means will
permit, and to this end that the en-
tire permanent county road fund OF
each county be expended upon said
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Miller and Mary Doe Rex jarvis and
| E|;(||RE||l|lE''N'
And Others Connected will, the
consoti dation Coal Mines
Hold Meeting.

FAIRMoNT, Nov. 1s.-Iast night in
the rooms Of the Consolidation Coal
Company, nearly fifty Of the mine su-
perintende dents, foremen and fire bosses
OF the company, met for an efficiency
meeting. Several Of the largest indus-
tries OF the country and the Local: trac-
ton company have found such meet.
yings to be very helpful to the men Ii
the discharging OF their duties, and OF
great value to the company in that
they greatly increase the efficiency Of
the men, and promote q harmony and
cooperation between thesdifferent de-
,partments.
IA little after . O'Clock last night the
men filed through the revolving doors
OF the Watson building, and numbers
OF people collected wondering what
was the reason for such a body OF men.
They went immed iatelys 10 the rooms
OF the company set apart for the meet
ing, and were called to order by the
officials OF the company. Many help
ful talks were given con different sub
5ects by men that were perfectly famil-
lar with their subjects, and several ex-
callent ideas were presented.
II is likely that there will be other
meetings in the near future on. the
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SUPERINTENDENT
K|AyFORDM MINES
Author of Convincing Endorse.
ment of Wentworth Merits.

Of Nery-Worth comes from man
who hns I 5oo work,ne ,,ndar him
atathe Kayford mines near Charles
ton. and who is widely and favor
ably known to other thousands in
West Virginia, II. 81. Fisher. super-
intendent of the Kayford mines.
Here is his written statement made
some time ago to- the Nery-Worth
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Walter johnson. felony. Il
Wednesday, December - Fred
Boyer: John Epson, James Mason. u
Thursday. December 2-J., Z. Bey-
.erly. felony. ~
Monday. December s-Thomas gar IL ].
per and Major. Fleet; Howard Tibbs.
Tuesday, December John sisk:
JoeaG oria; Clyde Golden ct at, felony.
Wednesday. December 81 Dave
Morris; George W. King; John Doe,
alias Polly.
Thursday, December 9-E. Cork;
Cecil Rector, felony. -
Monday. December 1s-Art- wa1ao:
A B. Dent. I
Tuesday, December 14-5aimes f.
Booker: John Doe, alias Dominick;
7. R. Shields. q
Wednesday. December i5i-Law-
renee 2. Hawkins, felony. 10 0at
Monday, December 30 George NC
Aztec: Patsy Pulazo.
Tuesday, December 21-Ezra Ma
theney. felony; Ezra, Matheney; VIII
liam Brooks. go
Wednesday. December 22.J. n.