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The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
Mother of Eight Twins is Dead.

Grand Junction. Mrs. Ella Gimbe,
residing eight miles southeast of the
city, Is dead here. She was the
mother OF fourteen children, of whom
eight were twins. OF the fourteen
twelve are now living and eight are
married. She was the wife of a
rancher.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
Leckenby Is Candidate for Marshal,

Denver.-charles IL. Leckenby of
Routt county has entered the lists
as candidate for United States mar.
shal Of Colorado to succeed Dewey G
Bailey, Republican, whose term ex.
pires next month
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
Boiling Water Cooks Woman's Body

Milliken.-With her body from the
waist down cooked by boiler OF
scalding water falling on her, Mrs.
John Winkler of this city is in a criti
cal condition. She was washing
clothes and had the water on the
stove. When lifting II he" hold
slipped and the water was spilled over
her body.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28
Contractor Killed When Pony Falls.

Victor.-Theopilee Frank Bastine,
fifty, unmarried, timber contractor and
ranchman, living on Grouse mountain
south of this city, was fatally injured
when the COW pony he was riding
slipped and fell on the Icy road,
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-01-28

Wheat Price Hits New Record.
Chicago. War prices for wheat
scared higher Monday than even.
May delivery touched $1459s.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
pUY Mems Clothing at a
~ mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Rev. N. l.. Otterstad will hold
services at the Mrs. Carl Dyrdahl
residence, north Of Lovejoy, Sun
day, February 18th, at eleven a. m.
The Norwegian language will be
spoken and all are welcome.
Mrs. Chas. Wolfe left Sunday
noon for Butte where takes he,
daug glitter Carrie to have an opera.
ton performed on her eyes. The
little girl has been suffering fol-
a week pas and the local physician
advised an operation.
Henry Holmes gave a dance to a
large number of his friends at his
home near Woodbridge Friday even
ing. A number from here We're
present and report a royal good
time. The dance was strictly OF
henry and thosepresent We're for.
hidden to contribute to help pay the
fiddler" When it comes to enter
tainining a crowd Mr.. and Mrs
holmes are right at home
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

| Dudley Jones, candidate for repre-
sentative for the new county, was
down the latter part of last week
from Dodson looking after his in
terests.
| Miss Mabel Peck who has so faith
| fully filled the office Of deputy clerk
and recorder for the past severa
years is back to Malta and will MAX {
this her home in the future.
The ladies of Malta are having q
meeting this afternoon at the Or
plpum to have the work ngs of the
Australian ballot system explained
to them, Attorney J. "A. Tressler is
addressing the meeting.
From the amount of snow that has
fallen in the past several days it looks
like their would be 10 scarcity OF
moisture for the early spring work.
This year in Valley county will see
y larger acreage in crop than any of
the former years.
Comedies always make a hit in
Malta and the Orpheum supplies
many fine ones. A screamer was put
over Saturday evening when Lee
Beggsas Father" in "Father's Time
Piece' chased his ticker all over the
town. Certain well.lznown laughs
were plainly evident above the gen
eral chorus of the audience.
The prohibition wave seems to be
invading Canada and OH July 81 the
province of Alberta will vote on to-
tai prohibition. The hotel bars in
Canada have long been regarded by
the liquor forces as most desirable
institutions. and now a great many
people will watch the vote on that
issue with considerable interest.
Harry Wlitcomb, candidate for
county commissioner for the four
year term, returned yesterday morn
ing from Helena where he has been
working as assistantse rgeantat-a arms
since the opening Of the present
session Of the legislature. Mr.. Whit
comb will devote the time between
now and election looking after his
candidacy.
Miss Irene Battram. assisted by
Miss Mona st. Hill. entertained a
number Of invited guests at the home
of j. A. Battram on Sunday after
noon, January 24tlt, in honor Of Essie
Battram's ninth birthday. Those in
vited We're Kathleen Jones, Iris Slime,
Lena ploutle, Dorothy and Esther
Edwards, Dorothy Robinson, l'njta
Richardson, Esther Ebaugh, Violet
Veseth, Dagna Hansen, Eva Towne.
Blanche johnson and Grace Wolfe.
4 delicious lunch was served at 4 p.
M, and ut 5 O'Clock the little folks
departed for home.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

Senator Clay was home over Sun
day from Helena.
Andrew Eba ugh was over Sunday
from the mountains the guest OF
relatives.
Be sure and be at the birth o1
Phillips county at the Bison thea
tire. Tuesday. Feb. 2.
G. W. Nelson, candidate for state
senator, is up from 'Saco look ing after
his political interests.
Yesterday morning the government
| Thermometer registered 81 degrees
! below This is some cold snap.
! arrangements have been made to
receive the election at several places
in town SO there is likely to be no
scarcity of election news Tuesday
night.
b. y. Phillips arrived in the city
yesterday from Helena where lie
, visited short time. lie will remain
here until after the creation of the
new proposed county of Phillips.
Sheriff Powell was up Sunday
from the county seat on business
connected with his office. "Puck"
is always 4 welcome visitor in Malta
and is much interested in the welfare
of the new county of Phillips.
The Malta Woman's club through
the kindly assistance Of one of its
members, Mrs. Andrew Davidson,
held another very successful flower
sale at the candidates ball at Wag-
ner last Friday evening. The carna-
tions were sold quickly and proved a
most popular attraction.
Calvin Strong. the well-known
dancing teacher of Great Falls, was
in Malta the latter part Of the week
instructing dancing class at the
Bison theatre. Due to the many
other counter attractions given at
the same time, the class was not as
large as it might have been otherwise;
but Mr.. Strong gave such fine salts
faction that it is hoped he can give
Malta another opportunity at a later
date. Mr.. Strong was OH his way
east to New York City.
In the upper left hand corner of
the official ballot will .be found the
squares where each voter can vote on
the question Of county division and
for county seat. BE sure and make
an "X' in the first square in the
county division column and also in
the first square i'm the second column
which is for the county seat. The
candidates running are in the third
column and il, this column make All
TX" before the candidate for whom
you wish to vote. Remember and
vote for but one candidate for each
office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
A young man giving his name as

A young man giving his name as
Fred Schneider was brought in Sun
day evening from the Missouri river
country and taken to Glasgow the
same evening by Sheriff Powell
charged with horse stealing. On the
10th of this month Everett Thompson
missed horse, saddle and bride
from the Marvin Jones ranch and ut
once started out to find the guilty
party. lie picked up deputy sheriff
over in Dawson county and the two
Of them trailea the theft to a place a
few miles from Forsythe. Mr..
Thompson took him back to the
ranch and sent him i'm town with
John Mayberry and Joe Rosenberg,
who brought linn i'm and turned him
over to the sheriff. lie is only
about seventeen years old and a right
good spanking might he better for
his FIXTURE welfare than term in the
penjtentiary. He will be given IL pre-
liminary hearing here Friday.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
II other means have failed to give
relief try Chiropractic.

II other means have failed to give
relief try Chiropractic.
Mrs. Quinn visited the latter part
Of last week with her mother, Mrs,
Ebangh at the Malta hospital
r. V. Drabbs was up from Saco
last night to take in the Odd Fellow
and Rebekah doings at the First
State Bank hall.
A. j. Barrett, candidate for county
commissioner for the six-year term,
was called to Sand Point, Idaho, the
first of last week by a telegram tell
ing Of the serious illness of his
mother. Word comes from Mr. Bar
rett that his mother had died ana
that the funeral services and burial
would take place in Chinook. Grand
mA Barrett was one of the best
known ladies in this section OF tie
country and the sympathy Of the
community is extended to the Ne
reaved ones.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
LOCAL NEWS
Vote For County Division.

WANTED--Nursing by a graduate
nurse. Pearl Slime, Malta. 4w#
Geo. Parsons and wife of Dodson
spent Sunday with relatives in
Malta
Nick Schmitz has been unable
to be around for the past several
days ON account of illness.
Miss la Geetig has been spend
ing a few days in the city while
taking the teachers examination.
The big dance given at Wagner
Friday night was we'll attended
and those present had the time Of
their lives.
]. r. Stubblefield was in Satur-
= flay from his home north Of town
with a big load OF hogs and re-
.ceived a good price for them.
J. A, Robinson returned the lat
ter part Of last week from Alvon.
Mo-, where he was called by the
ILLNESS and death of his father.
Mr. and Mrs. Dedrik Diset are
the parents Of little girl born to
them Friday of last week and all
concerned are getting along nicely.
II. G. Smiley has moved his
stock Of gas lights from the build
ing on Front street to his, nron-
erty on the north side of the track.
The greatest event that ever took
place in the old Milk River valley
1.-the birth Of Phillips county-with
Malta as the county seat. Watch
it become a reality at the Bison.
j. Fred Ham, formerly the
Great Northern agent at Chester,
is here as relief agent for Andy
schilling who is in the Twin Cities
where he appears as a witness y:
q case against the railroad
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28

A brother Of the late Miss Short
was i'm town the first Of the week
calling OH friends.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-28
A few of Heinze 81 varieties:

A few of Henze's 81 varieties:
Heinz's Catsup, "A OF. bottle --- 25c
Heinze's Dill Pickles in cans ---------- 25c
Heinze's Spaghetti, 1907. cans ---2 5c
Heinzes Tomato Soup 1.-TWO cans) - 25c
Heinzes Dill Pickles in bulk, per doz. zoe
Heinze's Sour Pickles in bulk, per doz 25c
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VILLA ASSUMES COMMAND
 MARCHES UPON TAMPlcO

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 14-Villa has assumed command of all the forces under Gutierrez and has started an ac- tive campaign to bring Carranza to a decisive battle. Eight thousand troops passed through San Louis Potosi today headed for Tampico to which place Carranza has sent strong reinforce ments in anticipation of Villas attack upon that place Both sides seem de termined to possess this city and con trol the large oil works located there. The forces of Villa are expected to in- vest Tampico within the next few days which if captured by Villa will be a strong if not q fatal blow to Carranza's cause
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WHEAT SPECULATION DRIVE
 BAKERS OUT OF BUSINESS

CHICAGO. Jan. 1.-The present price of wheat in Chicago has gone up to one dollar and forty-one cents per busheL At this price the bakers say that they cannot make the usual loaf at the prevailing prices and although bread is selling at six cents per loaf many bakers. espeically the smaller es- tabIishments. are quitting business.
 The situation ia complicated by the uncertainty of the price of flour which nuetuates with the price of wheat and many bakers prefer to quit rather than attempt to do business under such cir .cumstanees. The soaring prices or wheat is admittedly due largely to speculation and il is hoped that the government will take a hand and check the threatened widespread suffering among the poor
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MANY TOWNS
 ARE WIPED OUT.

LONDON, Jan. Dispatches from thrown into a state of widest excite ment by the news of the terrible dis aster which has come upon the south ern portion of the country As more details are received the extent of the disaster is becoming known and s shown to extend along a line of many miles connecting the two great volcan- oes. Nesuvius and Etna, which are thought to be the great disturbing causes.
 The towns of Alille, Maglino. Potenza
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ALLIES RENEW EFFORT TO
 HAVE PRISONERS INTERNEO.

LONDON. Ian. IL Danish reports are persistent that the former reports of the allied prisoners condition .n Germany are true. It is asserted that all prisoners for weeks have been plac- ed on half rations as a matter of ne cessity to conserve the food supply of the country. These added reports have caused the governments to renew their attempt to bring about Pope Renedicts plan to have these prisoners informed in some neutral country where they may be cared for at the allies expense
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RUSSIANS RESUME OFFENSIVE IN EAST PRUSSIA,

PETROGRAD, Jan. 14.-The Russian forces have resumed the invasion of East Prussia through Mazur lake re- zion where the Germans are in strong ly fortified positions. The Russian forces are counting on the rapid move ment of their troops over the frozen lakes for an offensive movement and for striking a quick blow against the Kalser's forces. In anticipation of this move on the part of the Russians the Germans are reported to have under taken to break the ice so as to impede the Russians
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RESENTATlVE ROBSON
 SCORES NAVAL COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON, Ian -Represen- tative Hobson. commenting on the ma val committees two dreadnaught plan sharply arraigned congress for it's lack 'of judgment and foresight in naval matters, saying that Congress has uP- ways done things by halves but is now descending to quarters. As proof or the naval needs of the United States. Hobson points to the fact that the Jap 'anese government is now planning the construeton of eight monster battle ships in addition to large number of |auXilliary vessels.
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GERMANS CAPTURE FRENCH TRENCHES AT SCISSORS AND NUPoRT
PEOPLE 0F ITALY
 PANIC STRICKEN

of the famous works of art are ruined by the quake. The area affected is three hundred miles long and extends the full width of the Italian peninsula The King will visit the devasted area and already orders have been issued and steps taken to afford immediate relief to the people of the stricken dis trict which will be under the control of the military authorities
 The people are claiming that the earthquake has been sent as Gods pun ishment for the European war The calamity which has befallen the coun- try may keep Italy out of the war for a time, at least. if it does not give d to- tally different turn to the Italian war sentiments
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TER-4:Oo p. M.

ROME, Jan. 14-Late despatche' received from Naples and other Ital- ian cities confirms the previous reports of the wide spread disaster which has struck southern Italy and shows, as was feared. that the destruction of life has been very great.
 The latest estimates, based upon re ports which have come in from sec tions where communication has been re-established. give the total killed hv the terrible earthquake which shook the whole southern portion of the Italian peninsula at not less than fifty thousand and the loss in property will reach many millions of dollars
 The King has taken active steps to relieve the situation as far as possible
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CLAIM THAT TURKS KILLED THOUSANDS IN ASIA MINOR.

WASHINGTON, Jan, 14-The Span lsh embassy has received advices to the effect that the Turkish forces in Asia Minor have achieved great vic tories over the Russians who have at = tempted to gain foothold on the Tur- kish coasts. Landing parties from the Russian troop ships have been re- peatedly repulsed and driven into the sea, thousands being killed and drowned.
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NAPLES, Jan. 14.--The earthquake shock which was felt here this morn ing was the strongest felt in over a hundred years and lasted full half minute
 Rome felt the shock but less severely than did the cities of the more southern portions of the country but sustained d severe shaking. Churches and stat ues throughout the city of Rome suf fered great damage, much damage be ing done also to public buildings and works throughout the city.
 The people of Rome as well as the people throughout the country were panic stricken and rushed 10 the churches monasteries and convents for protection. It is said that many
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kAiSER'S SUPPLY OF FRESH TROOPS IRRITATE FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 14,--The seeming mex haustible supply of endorsements which the Kaiser has been able to throw into Alsace and in the vicinity of Sois- sons is irritating the French. It is generally believed by the war staff that the Kaiser is accomplishing this by switching troops back and forth across the Empire from the Prussian and Po- land frontiers via his great system of military railrpad3.
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GENERAL PAU ASSUMES DEFENSIVE IN AISAcE.

PARIS. Jan. 1I.-General Pau is meeting with heavy resistance in AL sace where. it is reported, he was com pelled to take the defensive yesterday. General Pau found his army opposed by an army which had received very heavy endorsements during the past two days of fresh troops which nearly doubled the strength of the German forces opposing him. The French army is now acting on the defensive and will
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NEARLY HUNDRED ZEPPELIN
 CRUISERS SOON TO BE READY.

COPENHAGEN. Jan. 14-From well informed sources is diVulgcd the be lief that the Germans will have nearly a hundred Zeppelin air cruisers ready within a short time. The expressed be- lief is that no decisive move will be made until the coming summer when there is every reason for believing that the Kaiser will attempt an invasion of England and an attack on London as the confidence in these air crafts is very great
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-01-14

Caserta and others. are reported des- troyed. The loss of life will reach many thousands of which, at the time. it is impossible to make even an approxi- mate estimate. The people of the whole southern portion of Italy are in state of widest panic and every town and village of a vast area has suffered losses both in lives and property which will call for prompt action on the part Of the government in furnishing as sistance and relief to the many thous- ands who are made homeless and dos- titute by this great catastrophe.
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ADMIRALTY ORDERS STRlCTER CENSORSHIP ABOUT FLEET.

LONDON, Jan. 14-The admiralty has ordered 8 stricter censorship of the whereabouts of the North sea fleets. This order has been issued because of the larger number of German spies in England and the belief that the attacks upon English ships have been assisted by information from English sources. Hereafter all movements of the British vessels will be withheld from the pub lie
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GERMANS CAPTURE TRENCHES NEAR NiEUPoRT FROM FRENCH

PARIS, Jan. 14-Heavy German re. inforcement has enabled the enemy to recapture from the French the trenches near Nieuport. The attack secured the French trenches after desperate fight in which the Germans the attack forcing the French to retire
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GERMANS GAINING LOST GROUND IN ALSACE.

SAYViLLE. Jan. 14-Borlin reports say the Germans have compelled the allies to assume the defensive both in Belgium and Alsace. The ground which the Germans have lost in the past week is being rapidly regained by reinforce ments which have been hurried to those points. Everywhere in the western zone the Germans are making suhstan- tial gains,
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BLACK SEA WAR ZONE SATISFACTORY TO RUSSIANS.

pETROGRAD, Jan. t4.-The war of flee announces that the conditions in the Black sea war zone are entirely satisfactory
 The Black sea fleet has driven the Turks inland everywhere along the coast compelling them to abandon doZ- ems of vessels. which are run ashore and abandoned.
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GERMAN. AMERICAN PRESS
 REPORTS DECLARED AUTHENTIC

NEW YORK. Jan l4.-The reports received here by the German American press via Denmark and Holland are de- clared to be authentic in every way and though highly censored appear to- be the official utterances of Berlin.
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GERMAN AND ALLIED AlRMEN FIGHT ABOVE NORTH SEA.

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The North sen yesterday was the scene of an aerial battle when the opposing naval ayia- tors fought for an hour and q half, a mile above the sea. The result was the destruction of several aeroplanes and the drowning of several airmen
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ings and buryine thousands of people beneath the ruins. The full effect of the damage has not been ascertained as yet but there is 10 doubt but that ii extended over large area and the loss of life, and destruction of property is feared will reach great proportions when all the facts are secured
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ITALY'S CATASTROPHE
 WORST IN HISTORY

and troops have been ordered to pro ceed To the scenes of disaster which are to be placed under military con trol
 Each succeeding Teport indicates that the catastrophe isl lone of the most ter rible sesmic nisitj jtions in history and in the loss of lves and property may eventually reach pAportions equal to the greatest previolty known earth qnate disasters
 Eye witnesses frop various places state that the sceno4 in the stricken towns are tndeseribabte and the popu- lace is mad with fear and horror at what is generally believed to be a Divine visitation All l.aly Is plunged into gloom by the awfuness of the great catastrophe.
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THOUSANDS OF FRENCH ARE
 STARVING IN MEUsE VALLEY.

THE HAGUE, Jan. 14.--Ten thou sand French are reported starving to death in the valley of the Mouse. The country has been swept clean of every thing needed by the soldiers and the people have not been with enough 10 sustain life and no aid can be afforded them by the French people or govern ment for some time.
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15,000 KILLED
 IN ONE CITY

ROME, Jan. 14..-An earthquake which occurred at seven o'clock this morning destroyed a large portion of the city of Avellino killing fifteen thousand people This is the most severe shock felt in that region for centuries and lasted for d half minute. throwing down whole blocks of build
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GERMANS CAPTURE FEW TRENCHES NEAR SolSsONs.

BERLIN, Jan. 1.-The Germans after severe fighting yesterday and today made decided advance near Soissons capturing a few of the Allied trenches. The trenches were first subjected to a heavy artillery fire which made the trenches untenable when they were carried by assault by the infantry.
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RISE IN BREAD STUFFS
 WORRIES ADMINISTRATION

WASHINGTON. Jan. 14.-The con ing the administration much anxiety Many predictions that the government will take a drastic hand in the wheat situation are freely made. especially 1T the speculation In the vital food com modity continues.
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TURKS OvERRUN PERSIA; MASSACRE INHABITANTS.

PETROGRAD, Jan. 14--lt Is reported at Tiflis that the Turks are oycrrunning Persia, massacring the inhabitants and devastating the country.
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await the arrival of endorsements be- fore attempting to drive back the Ger mans in renewed offensive advance movement
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Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at Prosssrs Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.

A pretty race. Miss Katie Ginnivan and Miss Bessie lyle, Rink Races next Monday.
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