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The Press., 1915-02-24
HOME NEWS.
Local Notices.

tMatter under this head 10 cents a line.l
 CARD. - We desire to thank our friends and neighbors for the help during our recent affiIction and for the many flowers and sympathy on the death of our be- loved daughter, Hazel
 MR AND MR, MAX LoHss AND FAMILY.
 1t Is needless to suffer Nith indigestion, heartburn, sour or gassy stomach, for we guarantee Mic na Tablet to quickly and effectively end stomach distress or money back. Anders Jacobsen. 2
The Press., 1915-02-24
Another Meanest Man.

Burton Mean man. isn't he? Robin
 soE Mean: He's capable of going into barber shop for q shave and then getting his hair cut just to keep other people waiting Boston Globe.
The Press., 1915-02-24
WALES.

John Heck has been spending few days in Union. =.
 Forrest Heck and family visited his parents Sunday. ....
 The fishermen from this town and all the surrounding towns are having fine luck fishing through the ice at Lake George.
 The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs. Anna B. Thompson Wednesday. Sixteen were present. A quilt was tied and many blocks were pieced. Refreshments were served.
The Press., 1915-02-24

Bilious? Feel heavy after dinner Bit ter taste? Complexion sallow? Liver perhaps needs waking up. Doan's Regu-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
STUNNING in Nelgicn.
QShil00elphiQ. Is. Sept.

Sn Der rYieupe &otterodmi6e
Gourant" le9t Elm fldmiiaer Wtitar=
better bar. Dab Sel9iens gegenlpGrti9e
Qbgei6loHenbeit. Die iih bis auf ben
9riefpertebr eritrete. i'm 9o!te einen
Ieltiamen 3uItano ieeliiher Spans
nung er5eu9t babe, Der II9 In mani
derIei Observation-Disclosures ~tuno9ebe.
Gus berben Gnttduihungen, brennens
ben S6mersen uno beiben WInihen
tpudie 10 eitpas ipie bic 8raft ot6tes
ridden @eftaltens uno oertldrenoen
umqeitaItens oe1en, mas Die @eiamts
belt entbebrt uno erlitten. SIN BE
Ionoeren babe iih in Der 8oItsphans
taIie Ser beleifhe Sploot gu elmer
eigenartigsn Soealfisur erboben, bic
3uqlei9 Gelgiens 9e%9enipdrtl9e5
54idIal perfinnbiloe uno Die inner
item 6offnungen Der 8elgier pstrate.
Sn @eItbrabant uno Sitflanoern lei
bic uneeI6riebene ppltsmGbige Sels
oeniaqe BON oieiem fliibtigen belgis
f6en Soloaten, Der nit bunoert erfins
ounQsreiGsn 2iIten Der barten l0dnO
Des Seinbes gu entgleiten uno lih i'm
qeqebenen I~ugenblid grnuiam unO
tidif6 au ridden mile, bereits in Den
6oupt3iigen fertig. Der Shame gibt
oen ssnbdlt pes neuen Gpos. SO be-
qtnnt oamit, oaB Der tdmpfsnoe 8dus
ernIobn in Der S6lu6t 9efan9en 9es
nommen uno nit pielen nnoern in
elmer fldmiI1en Oorfttrhe eirgeiperrt
pirb. Wit einem 5reunoe bei6lieBt
er, Ole 5luht gu periuhen. Die
nit reidem uno peitem 8efpanoe
befleioete Syigur os5 bell. 9etrus mub
ibm oa3u be9ulflih fem. Gr Sertrum.
inert Ie gum Sell uno trieht in od2
Gleio bes !6eiligen. Qls cine 90
trouble bic 0efdngenen aus Der &trtt
tpeqfiibrt, bleibt er als lebenolge Npos
5telfiqur Iteben uno partet Die Rofi
ab. Der 6reuno lit peri6munoen. 81
IGBt ii1 burh oas 6eniter tns 6rett
| oleiten. Teinolihe Reiter rperoen nu'
ibn oufmertIam uno perfolgen i'm
Gr fprinqt iiber cine Sede uno rette'
Ti6 in einen 9eui6ober, in Den er gonl
hineintrieht. Gr bort, ME ods !9eu
our6piblt unb nit 8nionetten ourd.
ito6en tpiro. Man finoet iRn ntdt
3pei Gage uno 5fpei Nddte bleib.
er balb nerihmdhteno Ite9en, Nus'
oebunQert, Iterbenb Dor 9urit, tomm'
er bann I'm ountelnber Nbeno kraui
uno erbdIt BON benz Bauer beg 9ofes
Der fif feiner onnimmt. 9oie, BLUE
Mise unb 9feifs. Gr ma6t ii4 du
Den Wea unb f9lGft an Ranoe einei
einIamen 0orfes in elmer tleiner
6iitts. &ls er auftpadt. 1T es Conn
tao; ole Dorfb.potner Itno in be-
air6e; er 1T onsin bier nbieits in ben
pinoloien Moreen, 0 nieulono &c
ft6rt. Gber elmer, benz er ii4 AMBER
t-nut bat, mub i'm psrraten baben
oenn ploBlt9 erfdeinen feben fsino
lido Reitet Dor Der Siitte. sic iprtn
asn bon ben 9duIen uno poden mi
barter 1nuIt an bic 1ur. Gr 9Th
tsinen Qout BON fi4. fngt fem Bort
On fdldqi elmer Der Soloaten nit Den
eiTentef6lo1enen 0efpebrtolben ot
untsrIie Gdquna Der Cir sin. De
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

flii6tige 8eIgier bat Elm Bell gsbolt
uno bGIt ben Stiel NIT beioen 9Gnoen
oepodt. Gin 8opf i6iebt fi6 i6on
ourh Die Seffnung uno bietet ben
Naden oar. Gin 5ieb: Der Ropf rolt
- uno poriiftiq, ols triede er boron
uiro Der Rumpf, an Dem Die 8ei1e
idIaff uno id'leifenb bdnqen. ms
9ausinnere ge3oJen. Gin 5peiter frlJt
BEN @sfGbrten auf Oemielbsn We9t
un0 erleioet oaKelbe S6idiul. Sin
britter tpmmt an bic Reibe. Der
1turte 8eilbelo blidt perftoblen bins
aug, I'M iih Der 3abl gu oergetpihern,
ole nod iibria bIeibt fir feline 8ebanoa
lung. llnb er fIbrt fein Wert gu
Gnoe. 2Is bic 2euts aus Der Stride
in oQer 3ube 5uridtebren, finoet a
bic fieben 2ei9en biht neben einans
oergeteat, unb Der Shld6ter iagt;
.gs marsn nur iieben. gIIdli6ertpetie;
oenn beim iiebenten S6ln9 1piirte it
ihon Sen &rompf i'm linten Irm."
Dem morbfroben 8elqier begegnet
nod mdnherlei, ebe er nod Der beimdte
li6en 0o1nitdtte 3uriidgelanst. in Die
er iinaeno einsiebt. 4ber barauf gebt
Der quite Slame, Der in Dem bondnois
fhen 8ldtt bic neue 6eloenfa9e err
3dblt, ni6t ndber elm. Gr min offens
bar bic Mirfuno Der S6ld6teri3ens
niht obi6pGhen. 0enn arf 0teIe
S3ene tommt es ibm an; bic nit mol
liitiger @ruuiomteit sroadte unb 9es
idiloerte S6lodtun9 Der fisben 0euts
ihen min uno ION ons @lan3z uno
pruntItid oes neuen 8oltsepos fein.
Qabt lie nun audi On iih re6t out gu
benz. mas Die beI9ifhen 0edeni6iiben
in ben eriten &riegspo6en geleiltet
haben: Mpro aus benz SinterbaIt,
aug 4elerluten uno 7Senfterlaoenriben
- 10 lit bod Iebr 81 be3peifeln, Dob
lie nas lit, mas lie fdeinen m0hts:
Der liternriih friIisrte @usorud Der
aqgemeinen 8clfsitimmuno in Bel
glen. Wir haben es pobl leoigli6 nit
elmer literoriih pertleioeten Musges
burt tiidiiden 0eutlhenbahes gu tun,
tpie er in i~iberbisten 6irnen ein3elner
berbohtt fonotiiher Menihen briitsn
mag, beren tranfs Pbdntaiie in pers
oerien 8rauiamteiten gu ihnelgen
liebt. Dab aber Die rRieupe Rotters
bamife Gourant" lire Spalten fir
iolfe ieeenfals p~erbeBerifn pirtenoe
8etunouneen belqiIhtn 6dIes ptoer
9eutiflano beretbt. 1T elm usuer Bel
troe fir oas ihon gu dnfehnIiher
0ide geidpoltne SommeIfeft BON
Der boldnoiIhen 9ieutrolitGt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

obbanglQen SllrgeruerelH perdltltdi=
teteu 6eier oes 3eutlhen Soges bel
Qemobnt ulo cinc Re6e OH ctlpo 0rei-
Eigtauieno 9eillher gcboltcn bate,
5urilf. G,- 10. September par Iilr
Die 6eicr ge1pohlt morocn, neil er Der
&nbre$tdQ Der Dor t01 Snbreu er-
folateu 4bmchr ocs NnQriffe9 Der
CnQl0n0er auf Baltimore mar.
Or. 0cromer bradlte Dnn Valti-
rlore AbIhriiten DER @riefc mo oes
9}rotelteS nit. Die an oen &roIioenten
gSIIion uno ben Staatsietrct1r Kan
ting geian0t muroen un0 iih gegeri
Die geplonte ELECTROMAGNETIC ser
&,Iliirten men0en. Slt ben 9cpeidlelt
Scr 9iiocirten |reiie lit ser Grotclt
ittr guns tur5 ern1hnt moroen.
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Gntfcrnen Sic bic Site aus
Shrem Snitem,

Gil rueroen in Ir. sings Neu Glie
Tias Elm iebr Observation-Disclosures 90
%rirn1itteI iinoen, melhes Die @iftc
aus ,Sbrem Spitem %entferrt. Ange-
ianmelte llnreiniQfeiten uno @ifte.
menn tie nidlt entiernt, berurInhen
n~ielfaIttge aranfhe'ten. Shipinoel,
9ilnfie Dor ben Auger. SdDor3ie'
herei mo elm mlicrobles 8efitbl I'M
Sugemeinen 5eiqeu an odB Gle Or.
Sings Sem size 0ta einnebmen
ioaten. Rehmm gle cine Dolls helitc
ssbeno uno Gil mer6en morgen Stub
cine pohItbuel6e Grleihterung ia.
ben. 25e. bk
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Sic %eidlnie.

3ic olloenommcnen 9eifliiiie lau-
ten IN oclltid)er %lleberiebung mit
fnlgt:
ga sic Combination ongIoomeri
foniiher @clointcreiier. mntcritilbt
non Der pom ibr fontroIlirten algIn-
umcrifouiihcn Greiie. olIe8 in ibrer
liioft ltcbcnoc allibietet, nm nid)t al
lcin Gnglono mo ieilteu &erbilnOctell
nit aricgsmoterial ST %perior9en, ion-
bern c3 and, 0oru1if nbgeieben bat.
unicrc irieoliebenoe Notion III 0eu
NrieQ oils Ecrbimoeter Gnglunos 5ll
pcrmtfeln, ut0
ga oie lc%lten0cn @eiiter Ser Der
ciniqten anqloumlerifariidcn @eio-
intcrcilen 3ltr5eit tbotIGdlid) oanltt be
idIdftigt iinb, cine nidtsmiiroiqc Ser
id,morung in Sang 81 bringcn. I'M.
0os amerifoniid)e Golf ieiner Grlpor
niIie 5t berollben. mcIfle bon ihm in
outem @lollben in unieren 9onten,
Standardization mo &erii6errtnqs
QeIcQihoftert oennnirt muroGt, 10
mic in uniercn Sporbonfeu fir bdls-
Iidcn 8eonrf, oicie Sonos Gngldto
oits3ltbQnoigen gum Sd1tbc ieineS
Streoits uno es in Sen Stano 5lt ieeen,
oen Grieg fort5ltfitbrerl, nm Die SEER
ltaft ilber Die Wcere unb sic &on-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
Die S~egleitidlreiben.

Ser 8rief oil sen @rGiiocnten
bate folgenoen &ortlaut:
n@eebrter 9errl
Sn llebereinItimmling nit Den
8unIhen bon etmo oreiBigtauieno
oiiterifaniihen 8itrgern, Die it6 Der
fuunlelt hotten, INN oen t0t. Sobres-
tag Der Abmebr oes britiihen An.
QrtffS auf Baltimore SIT feieru. itiI-
terbrcite i'd Sbneu nd%)tungsnoa cine
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
9biIooelpbia, @o.. II. Sept.

e. s. @era-
mer, Der 9raii
Den nes Seutih
~al1erifoni d. en-
9otional BUT
bes. febrte beute
BON Baltimore,
no er geItern Der
pom 0ortiQen I'M
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

rWarie, Du part on meinsr Oar
flmfIai4e, 0u rie1It ia gang mad
9eilhen,"
.8eipabre, Itasame, if risde inn
mer 10, i6 bin ia aus 8Iumenau!i"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
trolle oes 8eItbonOeIs fir ole Set
81 bebauptell, oeshdlb
0ine Sdlanoe fHr oas Sano.

0ine Sdanoe tHr oas Sano.
Sci es beidloiien oaB mir. orei.
Eiataulcno treue a~merlfaniid)e 9iir
ger, Die bier periammelt iilo, TN,
Den l01. Sobrestng oes omerifoli-
iuen Sieges uber Die Sriten rel Bal
timorc 5u f@elerll. ielcrlid unieren Ab.
jfeu pr einem oerortigen mlpotrio-
rildleu mo probrirllheu &ontplott en-
tlaren mo nnhbrlldlldl Den GrdlI.
ot1tcn Der Hereinafter Stouten mo
ieinen Staatsiefrctor uufioroern. Ole
Ter boSnrtigGl &%crIdmoruna ei1cli
Hlegel uor5ulhlebcn, elner Gerldlm0.
rung, meIdlc oaa am~erifoHllte &olf
0eS 0jeIocs beraubu milroe, nit Del
len @ilfe oacin 6 ole uatilrlihen
0iIfSqlIellcn oe$ 9auocS eritlit6en,
ui;iere Snouitrieu permehren. unic
rem llcberlechouoeI uusbreiten, III
lere mnercn Sransportulttel oll@
hauen uno rniere SunomirthIdaft ut
terltiteen tann.
rlln0 C. lei ierncr bcidllonel. Ou6
cine Nbihriit olcicr 8cIhlilile an 0en
9~r0iiocuten Der &|ercinigtcn Stootea
uEo Den Staat3letret0r gcianot iuer
oen."
0in Nnfrnf an bic Staatsperbdnoc.
0bilaoelpbia. IS. Sept.
SIN Sinne 0es u~orItebcnoen Ero
teites lit beute pom Or. Merumer III
cngliifcr mo oelttidcr Sprahe ell
&tufruf an ole Stuntsperb0uoe Qe
ion0t moroelt. ais 4ppea on Ieoen "a.
triotiiher oneritanildlcn WitbilrQcr.
IS miro 0arin ods (reibeu oes @elo
fruits nusgefilDrt unO ser 3ned Ole
Ter &erid)morlmg bcidricben. Zen
5hluB biloct foIgenoc Nuforoerlug
Grhebt Eruteit,
sd foroere oac putriotllhcn anle-
ritoniifen 9ilrqer mlf, &eiolutionen
III ie6.r omeritanilhen @eiealhoft
oocr %ereiuigung 5u poliiren. i'll
ocnen Dem Nbid)elt Dor DEM unpatrio-
tilhQ ulo probritiiden AnihIage
9(uS0rud gegeben miro. uno an oelt
Hroiiocnten Der &ercinigten Stooten
uno Dem StootsicfretGr SIT oppeli
rem, oontit Die bo$ortiee Seri6mo-
rllnQ bereitelt miro, cine &eridnpo
rlulq. melhe ooS onterifaniihe %olf
ncS @elDes beraiiben miiroe, nit ocnI
o0ein es Die notilrlifcn @iiliSqleucn
0eS 9anoes cntmifelL ieIne SSnnu.
irrien Dermebren, ieinen eiqenen
iibrleeild,en @onoeI nllsbreitett. lei.
ne @ertehrsmittel I'M 2onoe ans
bolten mo uniere 2onomirtlhnit I'M.
tcritilben fam.
sd foroere ieocn mahren 4nleri-
taner olf, an jeoe$ 6inou5inititut III
meIhem er @eI0 o%cponirt hot, gu
itrcibcn mo gegeu Die &eridmen
Dung leines @eIoca fiir ole qeplonte
oaqIo : iron5oiiihe @rf2ihe pon
t,000.000,00 gu protcltirm.
llntcr5ltduet lit Der Mufruf BON
@r. 6eromer. Nar @einrici.
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2ibidriit Ser einitiumig ongenoll.
mener 9eidliilie.
Sm &ertralien 0arauf, ooB Sic
linen ISbre erniteIte Grp1quIlg id,en.
fen mer0en. lIbe id Die Gbre SIT per
b!ei6en
0tit groBter @ohahtung:
&nrI ". 10 ShoIt. ScfrctGr.
Gin Gbllif ~lolttcnoe$ Sdreibcit
mur0e ocnt Stuatsiefret1r ilberian0t.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09

Mr. and Mrs. John Shady were at
Saco Monday and Tuesday of this
week. Tuesday evening Mr.. Shady
was taken seriously i'll with asthema
and is still under the doctors care.
Commissioner Ross of Dodson
Commissioner Miller of Saco, and
Commissioner Whitcomb of this city
were in attendance at the regular
session of the Phillips county board
this week.
A carload of Italians bound for
New York where they will embark
for the European war fields, passed
through here on No. Friday night.
They all seemed to be happy to have
a chance to return and fight for
their country.
School opened at the old school
building Tuesday morning with a
goodly attendance. 1t is hoped the
new building will be finished by Oct
10th, and with no bad luck the con-
tractors will finish by that time. The
heating plant, which is one of the
best, is being installed this week
and the plumbing work finished up.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09
DUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Furnished and unfinished hous-
es for rent. Inquire at this office.
The Misses Fazberg left last Fri
day for their home at Benson, Min
nesota.
The appearance of my shoe re-
pairing is the best you will find
3. H. Koke.
Joe Reynolds was in from Long
x ranch Monday and Tuesday at
tending to business matters.
Little Agnes LaRock went to
Harlem the first of the week with
her grandfather L. Beasley for a
few days visit with relatives.
William Killerman came in Sat-
urday after his family whom he
took to Zortman with him Sunday
to attend the big labor day doings
there Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Reed Taylor
and children of Kansas City, are
spending few days at the Jas. l..
Moore home in this city. Mrs.
Taylor is sister of Mrs. Moore.
Mrs. Henry Plott and daughter
Lola left for Chinook on Mol Tues
DAY to visit relatives and attend the
Blaine county fair. Mr. Plott and
daughter Margaret expect to go to
Chinook Friday to attend the last
OF the fair and accompany the rest
of the family home.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09

For short time big reduction
on the prices of jugs at the Variety
A little shower of rain Monday
evening helped to settle the dust on
the streets and cool off the atmOs-
phere.
Mike Lico has given up his dray
line in this city and will devote his
time in the future to his farm out
in the Black Coulee section.
William Spencer came in from the
Larb Hills the first of the week and
has been spending several days
looking after business matters in
Malta.
"Uncle Dan" Tressler was pas
senger to Zortman on the stage
Monday. He will visit relatives
there and at Landusky for some
time this fall and winter.
Lester Beaver was hunting in the
neighborhood of Chinook the past
week and reports splendid success.
Gordon Montgomery was also out a
few days with the same party.
Oswald Misfeldt, who has been
spending the summer with his
grandparents near Albany, Mimi.
returned home last week to be
ready to enter school at the opening
of the school year.
There will be all-day services
held at the North Strater school
house Sept. 10. Sunday school
from l to IL a. m. Dinner at H..
Preaching services at 2 and pro-
gram at p. m. Every one cor
daily invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schempp of
Cowan, were Malta visitors few
hours Monday. Mr.. Schempp re-
ports that if there are no early
frosts this season he will have one
of the best crops of corn ever raised
in that section this fall.
Charley Wolfe's fast little racing
mare Egeltine won tn first money
twice at the races at the Valley
County Fair at Glasgow Monday
and second money in another race.
Mr.. Wolfe has another horse entered
at the fair but as yet we have had
no reports on the other races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson, Miss
Dott Ennis, Miss Edith Doores and
Emanuel Shower were among those
who took in the big celebration of
Labor Day at Zortman Monday
They report a very pleasant time
hut that the crowd this wear was
not as large as in former years.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09

Mrs. Alice Best has secured one of
Tie new Buick cars that were un-
loaded here Monday.
Mrs. G. F. Farmer and three chill
dren of Seattle, are visiting at the
G. w. Kram home in this city.
Attorney O'Keefe of Chinook. has
been visiting and attending to bust
ness matters In Malta this week.
Miss Lillian Stevens returned to
her home in Minneapolis Wednesday
alter spending a week with her
father, G. H. Stevens.
Thee new Buick cars were un-
loaded here Tuesday for the Witt
meir Auto company. It is under
stood they have all been sold.
Frank Levesconte returned home
last week from Minneapolis where
he has been this summer having
his eyes treated by a specialist.
Mrs. w. w. Skinner returned
Wednesday morning from Great
Falls having accompanied her
daughter part way to the state
school at Boulder.
Among those who went to Fort
man to the celebration Monday We're
Allin Arnot, Bob Wittmeir, H. B.
Elliott and Will Goggin. All report
very enjoyable time and especially
the ball in the evening, which was
largely attended.
Fred Hall returned home Mon
day from Glacier Park where he
attended the netting of the Mon
tana State Bankers association. Mr..
Hall says it was one of the largest
gatherings of bankers ever held in
the state.
Announcements of the marriage
Of Miss Cora L. Wood to Mr. Carl
Reed at her home in Fostoria, o., on
August 30th, were received by her
many Malta friends this week. At
ter a wedding trip to Niagara, Tor
onto, Quebec and the Thousand
Islands. they will make their home
in Fostoria. Miss Wood is we'll
known in Malta as she has visited
her sister, Mrs. H. A. Parker, several
times.
September LIST Akin & Goggin
put on daily stage line between
Malta and Zortman and will con-
tinue to operate a daily stage the
balance of the season. The fare has
been reduced from $3.50 one way
to $500 or $1,000 for the round
trip. Business has been very good
on this line all summer and this adj
ded accommodation will make the
travel still greater. Monday two
cars were sent out with passengers
and express.
An attempt was made to burglar
ize the store of P. A. Laramy the
night of the LIST of September, but
the would-be cracksmen must have
got cold feet for they left after cut
ting a large hole in the glass win
dow at the rear of the store. A
heavy old fashioned monkey wrench
was left by the burglars and with
it they no doubt intended to try and
open the SAFE This is the fourth
time an entrance has been made in
this store by burglars the past year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09

O. R. Hess of the government SER
yey crew, was here this week on his
way to Glasgow on business.
A large number of farmers from
Sun Prairie were Malta visitors this
week, many of them having come to
the city as witnesses in couple OF
Justice court cases.
While getting a tank Of water for
threshing rig at the Ed. Downing
ranch north of Malta last Saturday
Henry Broderson had the misfor-
tune to loose valuable team. Mr..
Broderson had filled the tank and
pulled up the bank away from the
water hole when in some manner
the horses lost their footing and the
heavy tank of water rolled back
down the incline into the water hole
pulling the team with it. and holding
them in the water hole, which is
about 25 feet deep, until both horses
were drowned. Every effort was
made to get the team out but to no
avail The loss of the team at this
season of the year will be heavy
one to Mr. Broderson.
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My shoe repair shop values will
surprise yOu.-B. H. Koke.

My shoe repair shop values will
surprise you.-B. H. Koke.
If you want to get the latest in
sheet music call at the Variety
Store.
Rev. A. Jordan of Chinook, has
been attending to church matters
in he south of Malta the past week.
Harry Whitcomb and family
spent Monday with relatives at
Zortman and took in the Labor Day
celebration.
William Culbert, G. B. Mauser, D..
r. Schepplemann and Mr.. Schabot
were up near the Seth Dibble ranch
after ducks Sunday and brought
home about forty.
A large safe weighing 1880
pounds was unlOaded at the depot
here this week for Kellerman &
Sherlock of the Zortman hotel. 1t
will be taken to the mountains by
freight teams the last of the week.
Miss O'Keefe, who has been
spending a month at the ]. F. Kill
duff home, left for her home in St.
Paul Monday. Miss Katherine Jones
left with Miss O'Keefe and will en-
ter school in that city for the winter
Several of the passenger trains
from the west were late Sunday on
account of a freight wreck west of
Havre. No. did not. reach here
until about ten O'Clock the next
morning and No. 2 was three hours
late.
Miss Cecil Meyers left Sunday
evening for Great Falls to resume
her studies at the academy in that
city. Miss Meyers spent the greater
part of her vacation with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Meyers at
Brookside.
j. F. Slime, father of the Slime
boys in this section, returned to his
home at Sumner, Ills, Monday
morning with his friend Mr.. Simms,
who had come west with him. Mr..
Slime has spent several weeks with
his sons in Montana and is very
favorably impressed with our state.
Sunday the five Slime brothers and
their father were all together for
the first time in twelve years and
the reunion was a happy one for all.
Ellis Blumenthal met with a
slight accident while returning
from Zortman with his car one day
the first of the week. In coming
down one of the hills the car turned
over and the occupants were thrown
out. Aside from being bruised up a
bit and breaking the wind shield
on the car no other damage was
done.
Coroner Tucker was at Saco last
week having been called there by
the death of George Irvine, an en-
ployee of the Reclamation service,
who died suddenly while being
brought to Saco from near French
man creek. Mr.. Tucker found that
the deceased came to his death by
eating cypress berries, which he
mistook for buffalo berries. The
body was buried at Saco at the ex-
pense of Phillips county as no
known relatives of the unfortunate
young man could be located
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-09-09
LOCAL NEWS

Buy your crockery at the Variety
C. B. Conant and family are WIS.,
fling relatives in Malta this week.
Schuyler Leedy came in from the
Missouri river Tuesday and will
spend a few days in the city.
Lost.-Pocket book containing
some certified checks. Finder re-
turn to this office for suitable re-
ward.-Jens H. Nelson.
Mrs. H. McGregor returned to her
home in Hinsdale Monday afternoon
after spending week at the Hall
and Secrest homes in this city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-07-22
LEGAL NOTICE

Maxwell. his wife, and Hattie s. Northup
and W. H. Northup, her husband, are
defendants. the undersigned, as Special
Master, will sell to the highest bidder
for cash at the door of the County Court
House of Escambia County, Florida in
the City of Pensacola, Florida, on the
End, day of August, 1915, between the legal
hours of sale, the following described
real estate, lying and being in the City of
Pensacola, Escambia County, Florida, to-
wit:
Lot one "a and the east half Of lot
two ca in block sixty-one (61), Maxent
Tract, according TO map of said city copy
righted by Thos. c. Watson, in 1884
together with the tenements. heredita-
ments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing or appertaining, the whole free
from all exemption and right of home
stead.
Said sale shall be subject to a first
mortgage upon said property for the sum
of $500. made by ]. o. Jennings and
May Jennings, husband and wife, to
Leslie E Brooks Co., on the Sd day OF
May. A. D., 1910, and assigned to Hattie
S. Northup.
Deed at cost of purchaser.
Witness my hand this Both, day OF
June, A. D. 1915.
WILLIAM FISHER,
Special Master
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