The Arvada enterprise., 1915-06-24

ming, montana. NOftn Dakota
and Canada. They went in Mr.
Nolan's new Ford car. They will
go to Cheyenne. thence to Doug
las and over the range to the
Yellowstone river, thence north
east till they strike the Missouri
river, then east into North Da-
kota and north into the Dominion
of Canada. They took plenty of
camping utensils and Mr.. Nolan
had his car fixed so that the back
of the front seat lets down and
makes very comfortable bed.
The curtains let down from the
inside and they can cook in the
front Of the car if the weather
should be unfavorable. They
will take it easy and camp where
ever they find it convenient and
desirable. 1t will be a fine trip
and their many friends will envy
them the pleasure of it.
BURY Bros, the diarymen.
have installed an electric milking
plant by which they milk about
forty cows per hour. A vacuum
apparatus is placed between two
cows and tubes are adjusted and
the milk pours into a receptacle
in the front of the stalls. The
Arvada Electric Company put in
the system, which is working
very satisfactorily.
The Arvada Odd-Fellows en-
tertained the Gold en- Lodge and
officers of the Grand Lodge very
royalty Saturday night with a
banquet. They did their best to
reciprocate. to the Golden Lodge
for the splendid entertainment
given them a few weeks ago.
How well they succeeded is at
tested by the visitors present
who seemed to enjoy every min
ute in the evening.
BURY Bros, who last spring
purchased the Rand place. pur.
chased new Met .ormack mower
and hay rake Monday of r. O.
Graves, to harvest alfalfa with.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas,
Rowe of Denver, a baby girl,
Monday. Mrs. Rowe was form.
erly Miss Annie Shepherd. of Ar.
vada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mitchell
celebrated their little daughter,
HazePs first birthday anniversary
Sunday by entertaining Grandpa
Doughty from Aurora.
| Ike many friends of Miss Ruth
kMorrison and Walter Olson will
be interested to hear of Their
marriage June LIST in Galveston,
Texas. They will remain in
Houston, the brides home fol
awhile, after which they will
probably come north to live. The
Enterprise joins in congratula.
tons.
George Williams was unable To
attend Council meeting Tuesday
evening on account of sickness.
Mrs. c. S. Grace we under
stand will move to University
Park where she has a fine posi-
ton as secretary to Chancellor
Buchtel. Mrs. Grace and family
will be missed in church and So
cial circles.
}. II. Watson and Chas. r..
Gilmore returned Saturday from
Ward, Colo, where they went
four weeks ago to look over a
mine with view to operating a
lease. They were badly handi-
capped by weather conditions it
having showed or rained nearly
every day. They brought back
some fine looking ore and report
that the mining business is re-
viving in that district and a num-
Der of mills are being construct
ed II their ore assays some
thing worth while Mcssrs. Wat
son and Gilmore will return soon
and begin work. We wish them
abundant success.
Willard Wagner was taken sad
denly i'll at his home on the JUG
hem ranch Sunday afternoon.
| Mr.. Morian was called and soon
had him resting easier.
The editor wishes publicly to
thank our new correspondent
from Broomiield for her interest
ing items. Griffith, Upper Raj
ston, Denver View, and Wheat
ridge is most usually well repre-
scented and we also wish to thank
these correspondents for their
faithful service and urge the En-
terprisc readers to aid them by