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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
8illebe fra @arie9an,

BloOet uHeticb"s aorrejponoeut
| @orlcbuu ifilbrer meget onlfl1eligi
2ibet / 6en polite @obe6lto6. uOen,
Der tioligere bar fienot 8arlcbmt,"
= flyer Fan 81. a. - rbil0e f11l
n1eo 8eIoGr funne fien6e 8pen igien
| Sens %nunGrcl1be Gfiffel]e lie.
Sen l1ro og Mng1telle, font Der
lfer %oberalt, fremma11es ga11ife 1lr1io-
oelbart font ct gffo al Sen &rig.
Ser raler iaa tat heo Gpen. Mon
tpnfer fun poa &rigcn, toler fun
ont &rige11. 90 man finder intet
Steo, Dbor man fan foIte ois1e Go11=
fer % benne Sale fra fig.
Seen Set CT life blot 4riqe1ls
1ang, font bnffer l1ro og @efDu1=
ring; ogiaa 6e pn6rebe 2%insforlolo
8Den bpiler trDffen6e poa Befolf=
ningen. 8oricbar ct ct itort &a11=
oelscentrum, iom forIDneoe fife bIoi
Nl1slonoS iDoIige % beltlige @gl,e,
11en pglaa 6e in6re @upert1el1cnter
n1e0 Sarer. Nu floger Bpen oper
oe 6aorli1e Sorretninger. 8onoe
H%roonftion % Mfletring ct gaoet
ltGrft tilbage. 5ontibig er Sc neo=
Derbigite Mrtifler iorn 8rpo, &ieo,
500, Melf, Salt olb. lteget / Nris.
&nn 8oliger CT bilIige; MEN Sc ifo'
opbarmeS og oplp1cs, % @orlcbou
lioer flor Mongel paa Sui og Ge=
.troleun1, Set enelte Opbarmnings=
materialc | 8aricbal1 ct GtenfuI.
Men @ruberne / 9ombropa, 1om
pleler at lebere SILL til 8Den, CT i
.Spifernes Sen6er. Srnusport al
Still fra Donet5oiltriftet er t arigS=
tioer forbl1n0et meb 1tore Gallfelig=
beoer. Derfor i1ipper Sorraaoe1e
op. SITE Blot Snoboeger11e, men
ogiaa Wagiitraten mongIer @rI.
Cos og gleftricitetsberferne bar
fl,n ln1oa Splag. SbiS Ser life
fomnter 1togen Silfgriel, bill @ar=
lcboa inart tao uoett @as og gIef=
tricitet. Mlereoe nat er Mangelen
fplelig. 0m Mftenel1 tRnoes apg=
terne tim paa Sen enc SIDE al Go
ben. 5porbognsfGr6ieIel1 Ell inb-.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

efter Zines" 9pfottelie biotil life
Ihnpt ! aamplinien Ell SGritprfe, Der
II 5tsrreIie Itaar / rin1eligt SorboIo
Etill set antal at ubbannet Moro-
fob, iom Srantria: faftiif raaoer
oper. 9ette ltaar otter i Gorbinbel-
ie me0, at 6ranfrig fife fra Sreoens
Gage bar raaoet pber tiIibure11be
enorme Joripninger al @oahe1l
Ml,1beringsiager og o11ber llbru1t=.
ming. font GDfflan0 bar opbobct i
SreoStib. Sranfrig maa MI ferlt
ifobe bisie Beboloninger, inoen set
fan oonne fine npe ,Sare % tp,,fe
poo iamn1cn meb Gnglen0erne og
Belglerne at forbribe GDiferne fra
fronff og belgiif Serritorium.
Moar &uslono hibtil life bor fun
net renic &olen for Gomogternes
Sropper, ifplbes bet otter vGimeg"
Spfottelle bobe6iugelig 8eitpolens
Wongel paa ct til sen militpre Si=
tuotion ibaren6c Sernbonenet. Gen=
ne Mongel bliber p6erligere oe7to fp-
lelteere for Rus1erne, 10 mere De
nertl1er Jig &olens 8eitgrnnle, for
'bi Somagterne unber 6isle SmItun=
oigbeoer | ful6efte l1oltrefni1g fan
nonptte Soroelen at oereS fortriuli-
&c Itrotegiife Ser11bonenet un,iobel-
bart gelt for Bolen.
rGimeS" fer ingel1 on6en l1bbei
Tor Nfbielp11ing al oenne Ma,,qel
emo, at &l,sierne mao tilpeiebriuae
npc Sernbonelinjer / Yolen, Ser ipo-
rer til DC ltrotegi1fe &rob, og for
beore De alt ef5iitercn0e. 5om man
Ter, Soranitoltninger, Der ligeiom
oe, ser trppes at england og 5ro1f
rig, fororcr Gio. @uo longe in1io=
lertio Sorboloe11e er> fom De MI or,
CT MuSlerne iuo ugl1nitigt Itilleoe
oberfor Son1aoterne mes &e11pn til
Observation-Disclosures / 9olen, at ei
for &usier11e bel6igt u6folo at Sc
res Gperationer Scr / bpielte @ro0
bonlfelt9gipres, ielp ON Sc pgloo
roaocr ODER ct Mntal Gropper, Scr
er Iomoatcrres enbog gonfe betp=
oeligt obcrlege11t i nulnerilf Sen=
feel16e.
"EimcS" ilutter mes at iige> at
ar1gens Sor'gbeo olene ofbnaoer of
ben Gacrgi De Mlliereoc 1atter IND
poa at fpre SEN til @n6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
Maar observation-disclosures anariber,

Sra &etrogra6 l%friDes: sra Sen
tiblige Morgen SEN 6. December
bab6e Ser 1,obiflet fig Ell beftig
&a,np mellem ct al he 1tbiriffe
&orps og ltprfe tpife Groppeaf0elin=
ger, ser beltob af &egitne11ter, lon1
|fornplig fra Sen beltlige &rigslfue=
plo6s bar foltebe ober pao Sen rus
fife Sront.
Set mao in0rpmmes Splferne, at
6eres 9ropper, 1tnoerltptte6e af itore
Meicrber, fpmpe0e tappert 90
Fbuoronoffet.
Oct libiriife &orps befan0t Jig
oberfor en- alporlig Sberlnngt, bbis
lberc MrtiIleri pberoengeoe &rsier=
ne 11te6 5fDer al @ranater. Seen
alle Gpifernes Mngreb prelle6e at
pao Sc r1tsfilfe Groppers beltemo6i=
ge Soribar. Sent @orge / Dagens
Sob gif 5ibiriaferne ober til &on=
troattaq11e,; men moatte bber Gang,
.ion1 en Splge al Sienoet1s betpoelige
9bermagt, gaa tilbage til 6eres ti0=
Iiaere 5tilling.
ssSSffffe ct 5efun6 belle Doaen bar
.aanonernes Gor6en og @ebariloen
bgrt op, r1en Musierne bar bog life
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
Mabamc Sc s6e6es ipaar,

at Sreoen bill b1ibe ill,ttet u1ellem
WtortS og Suit / Mor,
at Stolien bill fon1me til at lpille.
Ell betpoelig @olle / Dromoet,
at Iplflano bill blibe berqet az
more aolnpe, inoen set nne Snifz
lano refer fig, - men at Sohen-
5ollernes Gage er tolte,
at gitrig bill gao unoer,
at Sprferre bill blihe ioget us At
europa,
at @uslon0 eiter arigen biz blipe
oct ferenoe 2on0,
at Noler1 biz ejenop1too,
at allioncen mellem 6ra,,frio oo
e11alono bill blipe faitere ems nooen.
itn6e, og
at Oct bergiife Solf bill e,,0n,,
TONNE til at graoe mango gaorer.
men at bets Sremtio er filter nnf
Ma0ame Sc Gbebes bor tilfeiet
TN Spaaoom, at bun i Mor 5pr
m'1'ore tpoetiat eno faoDonliat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29
Nnhen / Bflgtrn.

Meolem at Sen belgiife MegicrinQ
Vanberpeloe er / .Gi1nes" trent
fom1nen me6 EFT l16talclie;; jon1 a.
Der ct %ifieren6e 8illeoe at Mp6eu
8elgien. ~
Arbei0slipct / Nelgie,l uotolte
Ganberpeloe, befi,1ber Jig for Sic:
bliffd zen ligefrem trngiif Tilitmo.
Mle,1e / Briisiel ct Ser 100000
Menneifer, iom life bar noget anoet
at lepe al eno Sen Nortion 9uppe.
@rp6 % Colt, lonr l,obeles al 4oru=
m1re11. 2igre,1bc l1o6elinger fore.
gaor oglaa / arDre Bper og bnr ole
ne h9ret nu1lige beb SC pGloige Me=
lpb, TOM er inbto1n>1c / 110ln1loet,
larlig / England % Mu1erifa. &om=
n%ll1ncrnes Wioler CT o%n1trent op=
brugte:: - oeres SnotGgter er gaaet
neo til Ell Grebiebel - for @riiS=
iels Seofommenbc til e1 6ier0eDeI.
Meget foo Menneifer fal1 betole be-
res Henter og 5fotter1le ct bogiro=
beIigt tolt 1,erboloelige.
Son6befolfningen ct fife be0rc
ltillet. Sen CT blepeu tpu1lget til
at t9rlfe lit &orn, og loo inart BET
CT giort, CT 9albpurten hlehel1 font
%fiiferet. S Slo1oern er omtre11t alt
&nng og ale 5elte bleben hortiprte.
9on0erne er rigtignof blcber hctal
tc mes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., men hislc
%forfaloer life fer efter &rigen oq
lin0rer life SEN 11l1bGrcnoe Mpb.
8e10erne beo iffe> hpor Sc lfnl foo
5aoforn fra til Toraaret. @Diot
9rpb er life ln,1gere til at opbriDe /
@elgien. Gil at Iinore Ndben hioro-
ger beller life Sc ltprc &rigslfatter,
font tDt1gcr 8perne til Sorbeu. oe
for mange al 6em er e1sbetpbenbe
me6 &,tir.
Seq n1aa ogloa i110rpnlme, iu9oe
8anoerbel6e, at Sen bclgilfe Scr H.
ser f9lelige 5obn. Sen gaor / be
lonme &la0er og 9t9bler, ion SC
&rigen breb 1tb og babbc / Mio=
ten al Nobember cnbnl1 life fooet
bberfen l1lot9pper cIIer %lt1loertpj til
at beifDtte fig MOS @interfl1loen. Sc
mere ct 5illtonoelr} bleben noget be-
Ore, l1e1 bi bar, iaa at iige leSrebne
fra bort eget 2anb, banifeligt peb
at ifaffe 5olooterne anbet enb set
ollernbohcnoigIte. Raffet bore bore
Ge1lner / 6runfrig % gnelano
f1tnbe bi imi6fertio le1lSe 5olooter11e
Ell lterre Soripni11g al Sobaf, Gbo=
folaoe % andre 5moafnrnpoet1be=
Der til Sui.
Set ltore engellfe Dngbla0 uDoilp
Selegrapb" bar 1togtpet ct fort
GGrf UNDER Gitlen Song MlbertS
8og", iom iaIges til Sprbel for oe.
l%19olibenoe 8eIgiere. 9en inoebol-
Der Ell Meffe 8iorag fra aniete
WRtb % &binoer / belle Den ciDili
iereoe 8erben - n1eo l1notagelle at
Spiflano, 9itria og gprfiet %.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-29

gaaeoe fua meget iom en-, JobsbreO
tiibage, ifipnt, lom set lerere bite
Fig, BET iibiriife &orps ben Sag bab-
De babt fen, tpffe &orps imob zig,
Der 6esuoen fIere Tiger life baboe
onret / Sloen.
9agen begpnote allerebe at bnloe>
% Sfumringcns mgrfe Gfpgger
breote Jig ober Sen meo Sig belaoebe
Slogmarf, % Ipifer11e> lom Set Loo.
til, fattebe ben @eilutning, bbno oet
eno ifulbe folte, at bribe Hns]erne
u0 al Sfpttegrobene og toge 5til-
linaen.
Com ONT Oct bar bleben gipet ct
Tinf meo en- Grplleitap, opbprtc
pluoielig @ebnriloen poo tplf @ioc
fun 9brapneller % Branoter
ira bet ficn6tlige fbere @fpts reg
neoe l1aflobelig neo ODER ben rusitife.
|Stilling.
Set bare6e life lenge, fer Iplfer=
ne / tGtte &olonner rpffeoe frem
mos bet 1ibiriife &orps. Weeb blotte
Zine fltnoe man {e, bbor image
@ange De bar 6e rusiii he Iropper
operlegne | Sal, Ser bar u6mutteoe
LAT &ompe11, lom bobbe beobaret uaf=
bruot / ii Sinner.
Men Sc topre 6ibiriofer bafleDe
life. ct formeIigt 8lpbob mootog
Mn~griberne, % be tntte tp1fe aolon-
ner, Sen ene eftcr Sen o11oer, fol0t,
iom ON Sc bleb mejeoe neo al en-
Mfejen1alfine. Men Sc folone Muf=
fer fornpe6es 1trofs al Sc efterfpl=
9cnbe frilfe Gropper.
l1obbol0elig> 1on1 en- n1prf 2npo-
1trbm> nrrnebe Gblferne fig mere %
mere til 6e r1,sitife 5fptteqrobc. 81
birioferne forberebte fig ollereoe til
at mootage Tjenoen meo 8ojo11etten,
oo pl1tolelig felgenoe bnnbte:
s set inebre Mellemrur, ser bar
blebet tilboge n1eIIem Sc rus1iIfe
Sfpttcgroce 90 Sc o1gribe,1oe EpItc=
re, bite fig pl116ielig fire rasliife
Fonicroutomobiler, ser mes 2prets
5urtigbco oobne6e cit mor6erilf SIS
fra fine Moifinaeperer moo Sc tpife
&olonner> ibet Sc ligefrem lfor Jig
tgjennem Sen fompafte M%ngrcbsfo=
Tonne. Ser opitob 1nort Ell ful6=
ltnnoig 5orbirring / Sjenbens Mnf=
fer.
observation-disclosures M,1ereb fom
Splferne / ben @roo oDerrolfenbe.
at oereS Snfonteri / ferlte gje6Iif
life en- Gang ifie6 poo Muton1obi=
lerre.
81 Mitlutter bare6e 6fp0ninocr
fra &anleroutolnobilernes Walfin:
gebrrer, 90 fpr1t efter at S5ienoen
bnr gaaet tilboge / flor 11oroe,1, fun
Be bet tpife Mrtilleri bclfpoe Muto-
mobilerne, Ser - uben at babe liot
nogen Gfobe - be116te tilboqe efter
%glimre1oe at habe ubfprt 6cres Mn=
grcb.
Gibiriafernes SIS trpngte cnoeIiq
SpIferne belt til6oge, 1ao at Sc / to
Gage life los bere fra fig.
Sm Notten iamle6e Epiferne be=
res 9pbc og Saore6e poo Glogmar=
fen, bbor Sc lao / 1tore Dpnger.
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I~RGM~ ASS$SsoCAll6%S
ENRFRSHP kRELT
e@@IANs4As5
Fl rnBstBk Syn.
Sfanbinabcrne frbgter fur at blibe
braget meb / &ri9eu?

S Ell illultreret telegrafiif Me0oe=
felie fra Hetrograo / 2proags TITLES
salgenoe 9pergsmoal:
r@bilfet Gtobe i1btoger Sc tire
|fonoinobilfe Miger / oe11ne arie?
Sill 9onn1orf angribe SpIflanos 81
broltor = 4ieler-Gonalen?
Meo SsStolien, &umenien, Gree
1enlono % er6cg 5beits ltaaen0e
Deb Spiblraaoigbebens Gfrent, fer
oige til at fate fig i116 / Sen euro
petite Malltr6m, ipgcr begge Cider
I'LL at frenfaloc en- gl,nltig Sten=
ming for beres 5ng / 9an1narf,
Norge 90 5bcrrig.
9g MeutraIitetcn er en- banIfclig
cling for Bette Treflpber at opret=
boloe.
9onmorf nGrcr Trpgt for Tpif=
lano, og 5berrig for Muslonb. Beb
fine 9auoeisforbilloelier mes eng
! lnn0 ltoor Norge / Sen bc6ite 6or-
] ltonelle meo 11Gh1te 2o115. Mllige=
bel er bisfe tire gaationer f,1Dttet til
%bberonore beb 5prog, 5eoer og
/ anbre in6bpr6es Jorbol6.
| SEQ @rieens l1obr1,o }oo 9ber=
rig, poa bbis Ser11miner Mrsla11b
ofte bpRleoe meb lpItne 8lliffe, tit
eneTte 8oab / en- Mllionce me6
Epiflan6. 9ette misbogeoe / bpj
@ra0 9onmarf, ion e1,onu life bob=
oe oDerbl,noet 5oaret be6 Gobet al
5lesbig=&ollte11 til Gpiflano. 5per=
rig bolot Zig / 8aggrunoen, og ems
iii. efter &rigens iets Mooneoer.
ltuar set ipenIfe Golf poo @ogt
ODER fin MeutroIitet.
Men ct uDnre Grpf o1pcn0es !
0isie Sage paa Set 1fonoinabilfe
Soft, og oeres Snoblanoing / &ri=
gen ligger 1lGp&e l10enfor Mulig6e-
Oens @rpnler.
Set fornplig ofholotc Mpoc MEL
lem Sc tire aoneer, &aofpn of Nor=
-ge, @l,1tof at 5perrig og @briltian
at Dannorf, he11tpoer paa ct Cont
arbejoe mcllem Sc tire &ongeriger,
erte1t ! &etning al Meutrolitet elIer
ebertrel 9eltogelie.
.SDrfiet CT bleben oraget ino /
&rigen," erflereoe ct 8loo / 5tocf=
bolm, rbeo ct frem1pnt diplomatic
aneb, Spis Spiflan6 ifuloe Iigge
nnoer % sets 0mroooe bIipe ct
Spite for @eierberrerne, fan set
Irigjgre Zig ielD for en- Sci al
3rigsbbroerne bco at me66ele Nr,s=
iono, at BET bor oabnet @ejen for
Dem til at crobre &onltontinopel,
bborom min6if ct 9u1in G5orer bor
orp1nt. Sbis iaaleoes bi / Gilfel=
oe af Dor ebe11tuelle Mllioncc meo
SDiflanb> poa famine Moo6e blep
operbunone, bil6e Muslono iette Zig
i 8eiiooelie al bore nor6lige ssSerr,=
miner og re6ucere % iii en- @tininq
/ 2igbeo mes 9onmorf, efter at
EDiflanb borttog sets fpoIige @olp=
DeI."
So 5terlteoelen al &engemi6ler=
ne, iom Norge mo6tager, fomn1er
fra 5torbritanien lom 8etoIi1g for
ben ubbre Eommerforienoelie> ct
set ian6ipnligt, at ct Srbf fra eng
Ian6 biI6e bragg benne Station in6
&rigen.
oDnnn1nrf er en- truenbe Tare for
EEsGE&.HA-E W..
&teler-&anole1," erfl9re0e cit 8e=
stprer Of Ell @fibsforflinie til mig.
Ere Ser, al bbilfe 2ollon6 or sen
Itgrite, Iiseer life mere ems 100
Wil fra &iel.
ugpIflan6 biIbe behgbe en- Mil-
lion Mnnb til at mo6itaa Danmarf,
meo 9erlbIif paa 2anoets natnrIige
Beliegenbeo. SDor ffal MiIlioner=
1e fom1ne fra, 1nar 9Diflm0 lonr=
fioig ffal baretage to ANDRE arias-
rol'ter2
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- sfri1 efter 9rpDennmnner at
bette &IaS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25
SINCERITY CLOTHES
Everything i'm Mems Wear
And Everything the Best.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Misses Ida and Inez Fields are
the parental roof north of Lovejoy.
G. w. Kramm returned the frs
of the week from a business trip Of
several days in the western part Of
the country.
Miss Thelma West, who is attend
ing school in this city, is spending
her Thanksgiving vacation at he1
home north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Simonson left
Saturday morning for st. Paul where
Mrs. Simonson will enter a hospita
for treatment by one of the special.
lists of that city.
Ben Schuster had the misfortune
to break one of the bones in the
wrist of his right hand while trying
to crank his Ford car one of the
frosty mornings the first of the week
County Superintendent of Schools
Miss Sims, left Friday for Great
Falls to be in attendance at the
State Teachers Association meet
ing. She returned yesterday
Malta High School basket ball
team goes to Saco this evening
where they meet the team of that
city in game. 1t is expected the
youngsters from Malta will bring
home the bacon.
The Orpheum theatre manage
ment has been busy the past week
getting shaped around for winter
and have made some improvements
that will add to the comfort of the
patrons of that show house.
Mrs. Cyrille Roy, who was taken
very sick while on a visit to rela-
tives in Missouri, arrived home the
first of the week great deal i'm
proved in health. An uncle of Mrs.
Roy accompanied her from Missouri.
Turkeys are more plentiful this
year than they have been for num-
Der of years in this locality, and al
most daily there has been turkey
shoots and most of the people of the
city are we'll supplied for their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Farmers of the Billings district
last week received from the Billings
sugar factory $4,000 in payment
for beets delivered since Nov. 1. The
payment was the second to be made
this season and amounted to more
than twice the first The first pay
ment was made on Oct. / and am
ounted to $280,000. The next pay
ment, probably smaller than the
last, will be made Dec. 1.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25

A. D. Dewar of Landusky, was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Miss Nora stubblefield is spend
ing the week with her parents north
of town.
A shooting gallery has been op-
ened in the store occupied by the
Moore Auto Co.
A baby girl arrived at the ranch
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Beasley
last Saturday.
H. B. Varney is IN from his Miss
Ouri river ranch attending to BUSH
ness matters here this week.
Jas. r. Morrison and Thos. Law
renee of Landusky, were attending
to business matters here Tuesday.
Auditor P. F. Ryder of the I'm
perial Lumber Co., was checking
up business here the first of the
week.
Mrs. P'ott and children left yes
terday for Harlem where they are
enjoying Thanksgiving day with rel
atives.
Judge Thompson arrived We'd
nesday morning to finish the Nov
ember term of court. Yesterday
was devoted to the issuing of nat
uralization papers.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tfonal church will meet this week
on Friday instead of Thursday as is
the custom. The meeting will be
held in tho nhurnh
G. F. Mater, Wallace Coburn and
DR.. Blankenhorn expect to leave
soon after Thanksgiving for a deer
hunt down in the Missouri. We have
not heard who they will take along
to shoot the deer.
Attorney Fred G. Gabriel, Allin
Arnot, County Attorney Wolfe and
R. j. Crabb left last night for
Helena where the last three appear
as witnesses in the Poe case and Mr..
Gabriel in the defending counsel.
Sigurd Hansen formerly baker at
the Arcade. has purchased the res
taurant of Ed. Weiss on Front street
and will conduct the same up-to-
date restaurant that has been run
there for the past year. Mr.. Han
son is an expert baker and will also
add a line of bakery goods. This
popular restaurant will he run on
the European plan and Mr.. Hanson
informs us that it will be second to
none in the city.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Our store will be closed Thanks.
giving day at nOQp.-Trafton-Doo
Co
For sale.-A good, all-round
horse, weight 1900. Must be sold at
once. Can be seen at Vondrashek' s
barn.
Lost On the road between NAL
ia and Zortman, jack screw. Fin
er will please leave at this office for
reward. tt
Wanted.-To hear from owner of
farm or unimproved land for sale.
H. L. Downing, 100 Palace building,
Minneapolis, MINI. 4w28*
Estray Notice. - Two yearling
steers strayed, branded LEE on
right rib. Suitable reward for in
formation leading to their recovery
Edgar Lee, Dodson, Mont. tf3O
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-11-25
Buy your crockery at the Variety.


80 Miss Kenmore is spending her
Thanksgiving vacation at her home
in Vandalia. 49, ''o-'-~
B. H. Koke and family autoed out
TO the Turner home near Love1oy
last Sunday and spent the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins are at Har-
lem today where they furnish the
music for big dance in that city
tonight.
Small hotel, six room residence
for raw or improved land. City
property. Can handle relinquish-
ment. Box 217, Maiden, Wash. 3w29"
Rev. Slime left Tuesday evening
for the eastern part of the state be-
ing called there to perform mar
rage ceremony. He will also visit
at Beach before his return to Malta.
December first the taxes both
personal and real become delinquent
and unless those who have not
paid their taxes get in before
that date a penalty will be added.
II you have not yet paid your taxes
it is time to get busy.
Ed. White, manager of the Whit
mier Anto Co., in this city, received
car load of Bucks Sunday after
noon. DR.. Sweet of Zortman gets
roadster and one of the touring
cars goes to Dodson and the other
to Havre. Ed. is hustling for the
auto business and is sure to be
found on top.
About twenty friends of w. H.
Chase gathered at his home last
Wednesday evening having been In
vited there by Mrs. Chase to help
celebrate the birthday of her hus-
band. Splendid refreshments were
served and all present felt that they
had an evening of great enjoyment
and at a late hour when they retired
to their homes all wished Mr.. Chase
many happy returns of the day.
The next production at the BIZ
son theatre, the Metro program, on
Friday night, will be the latest le-
lease of Rolfe Photoplays Inc,
through the Metro Picture Corpora
ton, and presents the accomplished
dramatic actor, Henry Kolker in the
stellar role in the screen adaptation
of Rupert Hughes great stage sue
cess, "The Bridge, or The Bigger
Man." Mr.. Kolker is supported by
an exceptionally strong cast.
Sheriff Kelland of Cavalier coun-
ty, N. D., was in the city the first of
the week after a man by the name
of Frank Huber, who is wanted in
Dakota for the sale of mortgaged
property. The lad admits selling
an old motor cycle that was mort
gagged, but did not do it with the in
tention of defrauding anyone and
was willing to make good the am
cunt of the mortgage. The machine
was misrepresented when sold to
Mr.. Huber. It is to be hoped that
he is successful in making satisfac-
tory adjustment with the North Da-
kota officials as this young man ~
one of the successful farmers north
of Dodson and has wife and young
baby out on the claim.
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One second hand Ford automobile
for sale cheap. Call at this office.
Miss Dorothy simser was in town
Friday and Saturday the guest Of
friends.
Misses Mabel, Thresa and Marie
Bocan visited friends in this city
several days this week.
The auxiliary Of the Eastern Star
will meet Friday with Mrs. Casady.
All members are requested to be
present.
Lost.-A little child's friendship
/ bracelet. finder please leave al
the Great Northern hotel.-Irene
Morton.
"Life's Shop Window at the BIZ
son Monday night brought out q
good house and was an exceptionally
good picture.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kellerman
were in from Zortman in their Car
Monday and spent a few hours with
Malta friends.
Daniel Leahy, the Landusky auto
livery man, was in from the noun
tains with load of passengers the
first of the week.
Charlie Chaplin packed the Or
pheum Saturday night as he always
does whenever shown on the screen
at this popular show shop. In the
picture Sunday night Chaplin was at
his best and the other comedies on
the bill were also good.
Henry Nelson was one of a party
of four that spent several days on
Frenchman creek hunting deer.
The boys were very successful as
each one of them secured a fine
specimens of the game 1t is the first
deer that has been brought into
Malta this season.
Rev. j. L. Higginbotham, who is
to be the new assistant missionary
of the United Brethren church for
this section, was a guest of Rev.
Slime the first of the week. Rev. Hig-
ginbotham will reside at Harlem
and have charge of the work as far
east as Coburg.
Twenty-nine of the little friends
of Lola Plott gathered at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G.
Plott last Saturday at party in
honor of her seventh birthday. The
little folks played all kinds of games
and had very enjoyable afternoon,
followed by nice dinner, which was
heartily relished.
We note as the cold weather is
approaching parties who have in the
past used the road south of town
for a dumping ground have again
started dumping garbage where
they have no right to. It is only
short distance further to the land
owned by the city where dumping
garbage is permissible and it is
anything but pleasant sight to the
people who are forced to travel the
south road. If an example was
made of some one they would find
out that it was far cheaper and bet
ter to take the refuse to the grounds
furnished by the city for that pur-
pose.
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CALL EARLY.
MURRAY'S
1.-THE Rexall Store"

We will pay the highest price for
hides of all kinds.-Malta Mercan,
tile Co.
Save your coupons and get your
set of Community silver. Begin
now.-Murray's the Rexall Store.
Chas. Whitcomb and Mrs. Ethel
Berry and daughter of Helena, were
registered at the Great Northern no.
tel in this city Tuesday and left for
home on the evening train.
L. P. Brua arrived from North
Dakota last week and has taken over
the Malta Cash store. Henry Haug
who has been managing same for
some time has left for Emmons,
Mimi.
Jim Murray, a son of James MUIR
ray of Zortman, was arrested the
first of the week for the alleged
butchering of steer belonging to,
the Coburn Cattle Company, and an
information has been filed against
him in the district court. Walter
Sizer, who was out on bail pending
sentence at this term of court for
another crime, is implicated with
young Murray in the alleged butch
ering, but so far has eluded the Off
GERS. Murray was released from
Jail yesterday on $1,000 bail.