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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
>Sfrniae
Horte.

u Y 1 II AbkL &Ekkltbt'
lun0s Sieqesal8htcn liegt muHme1c
I'M @ortl0ttt Dor. mo mir laiien oic
mortiGiteu Gate bier folqcn. .Wci
ne @erreni~ l11te Der Gtinilter.
uce Iteat pieIIeidt Die Grnartrnl
nnhe, oaB. no id, oo3 critic Wal
bier ipredle, i'd mid ltber nm.
iere m~tlitdrii1le sta1e GiBere. 4eer
i'd CLAUDE Ghres, Giurcritdnoniiie9
sidler 5u ieiti, wenn id Baron 4bitano
nebnle. ciumat nit Rllditdt oui oic
0arleqmqeu. sic ser Reidsfan5(tr
Dor t%ur5ent bier aegeben bat. uuo
Damn nit HiItilht oarauf. ouB 0le
&trfflcutlihuug Der Gberiten @at,
re&Icituud 5ie. meme @crreil. ufto
ous gun3c Golf in DIE 2oQc lcBcn. ste
aute Gunuidtluua u~nierer mllitdri.
ifcn Gage oui alca 6ronten ielblt
5t perfolqcn. Sic &cr0fiuitljhun,
lcn ser Cberiten 0er-esleitunQ iino
- tarj iolootiidl tnapo cbgeio9t.
aber lie iiuo. int 6ieqcniue Su ocncu
uniercr 0eQrcr. itets iuahr. Gin iicQ
rcjdee Youh broudlt nid't8 81 bCid,O,
nIQtyL pf0 00H luir biaher lieQreih
lp0rcn. oOs lehrt en- @lld uui 81
&dHot0rtc mo oaS tuIiien olld unierc
Gcin1e dudl mc'n fir Is giht 5liQc
itcbch mollcu. lluo odB mir meitcr
licurcidl itiu merocu his ;lnl alnr.
rcidicu Snoe. rGitloa iicQreid,. balm
biult Wl9 COS bj@hcr 6icleiitete. So.
fjr bitrlt inns ser Ncl0cnmuth. Ser
einhel..id neidlloii0lc &5ine mo Sic
ubrrlcpcne iittijdle Nroit uniereS Bot.
feS. uu0 0nillr bitrQt un9 nid'. oas
m0htc lh ul$ lorQiomcr Nluaudtcr
oc@ groHcR &eercSbnr9boIt.a betoncn
>a& &orhonocn'ejn oouAnc mo Sc.
oCnL oeIicn mir SIR mCitercu ,Sort-
ictluu oce 0rieueS be0iiriet. Ntcinc
Ncrreit. mos mir in Ser icBteu ,2eit
erlclt hoberL ais 3uritdlptl;mt0 ser
ruIlld,cu CiFeniipe im Citcu mo
unlcrc 2dugic bel &crolrt. ooS lir0
nidt me uultre Weuucr olnuben
nocr SET dlaubcn uoraebcu. Sic Guifer.
item Nnltren0uilueu elmer erih0piten
mo lhr lcBte% h~eraebcuNcn Station.
Ior0cru Nu2 iin0 NommerihlG0c zines
nit Wcnihcnrcierocn uno onen
Nilf9m'ttCln %9erichcueu troftldcn, az
Intocn uu0 uHllAcrmiuolid,en &olfz
lecres. Nomuicrlhldqc. Sic it'd mje
oerholeil mer0en. bis SIC orNereu
milrbe itnr. Siir ojeieS 3icl fnr Nen
Sie1. wciterh;u in meiucu MINT 1l@
%rielaminiltcr allies mas lh tortl
riu5uietcpl Nos uerlorcdt i'd, her uptN
rnr oenu &anSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Amcrifa trdgt Die Soften.

&C ocr 3lponqsDoridlrilt oeS .nieerbs,
hcrrihcnag1 Albion@, Dab NOitOdutps
Ter ucMtruler 2dnOer etueu cngllldelt
@ufcu auloutcn niiiien 5pcdS Sulpef.
tion BON &oiiaaiereu mo Bot, bot
lth Die Reiicoauer mad 0oamt0 begin.
5tanoiuGoleit, unHldheru0 b%er0oppeit
unO ooutit Oie &erpflcguupsfolteu oev
an 8oro 9efinottdcn.
Gle Observation-Disclosures iin0 uidt
qc1uiut. oieie N}ehrtolteu SIT trogcl
mo bobcn beidllolicrt. oleleIbe al
oa3 @llotifmu ab3.tla0ctl. VIE IN
Jtclo }lorf bctanut qentud1t. miro cine
entipred,cn0e Gr1onuug Der Ediid-
Qjcrrutcn rad Jtotterouu bc5m. 2o.
peubaqeu am II. Stunt in 4rdft tire.
ten. 1ieier 3uidlIaa mira iid OH
emo 81 Nro3ent Der bi5beriaeu Erei.
L 5ctatier. 0ofieutiih lperoeu lol'
die 3uitun0c 1ld}t utebr longc mar
rem.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
e Sicbt aut ans - fablt gut.

2einer lam eltlue0er gut ouSie-
ben. nod GUT fublcrL rpdbren0 or Oil
muoen. mottt1. leblolcn @eiiihl la.
borirt obCr er miro cS los 0urd,
cine @ebouolulg nit Gr. aiuq'a Rciu
9iie Gill$. &altft belIte cine Sd,odl.
tel. uebntt cine ooer Smei Y Hen uber
9fudlt. Aut N}orQen lit lencS oouc.
ouinnie @cfubl uerihmunoen uto
&hr weroct ioiort beiler iiblcn. 25c
bel Gureu Iroliiten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Die nStaIia &nsiunalc", Die nd Dor

Den an6ercn Greonen ser SricpA
bnrteieu ourd cine acuiiic 4ufrid
tigteit mts5eidnct, bctanipft in eincrf
hefiieen 2eitortitcl Ole 9lrt uro Wei.
Re. mie Die fron5oiiide Treiie aus Nm
IoB Der SGmpfe bel @erhun Ole oel,t
ihe &cttit ucrurtbeiIte. Gas Nlutt
ahreibt, e3 gebe nidlt$ Iiinutcres
oils Den Nrtitel nce Milit0rfritltcr8
De @inrierI in gWotin". @o3 iotl
IS beiBc.L 0og 6 oeutiAe @arbareu.
loroen Nn6. ltno MIR i5ten printiti
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Sritii6e STi;iers Serlnite.
9ou6on. 81. Sam

Au@ Sen amtlidlen britiidlen
&erluitliitcu lit 81 Grief NJ boB Die
9Irfnce i'm W}0nat Nprd 1871 Iii.
5icrc u~erIoren hat. Nlpon $40 toOt.
906 pcrruunoct une 40 permiBt. %.
nit miro oie @eiommt5obl Der Cif,.
iIer>pcrIuite lett @eginr ocs &rieges
duf 26.304 acbrod)t, Sl0S toot, t6 =
81 ~pcrlpuuoet uno 1852 uermiBt.
Wenccalmaior &eE1bdlI miro ais Der
tpuuoct luto 'jebenS beritleltnolttS ais
Qefnlleu 9en1cloet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Der Ct ammbanm lit scm repnbli.

fnniiden Gdnoiootcn GhoS. GponS
0ugbe5 bereits mteriud,t morSeu
uno Die llutcrIldluna bat erQebcn
0ob ieine Torfabrcn @uIifer ma-
rem mo ooB fem &ater inn Sabre 1855
nab Nntcrito fam. Or 1T mitbin EN-
gSelib Nmcricdn 8lu0cltrit,Icr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

0utoegRudt. oQerrie1 =
MenIh. SIT Oh ornuBsn in 0eIoe
oif g~efporeen.."
SIT gar Mot 10 ihIimm!, mein
lie6er. 50 fa5 nur oie 16 2eib6ins
oeu INN, Sic mir metre 8:rIpanotlAaft
,u 0eiFua4ten gsihidt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
In Gem ianaft pcritprbcnen Scr.

alisoebcr Der ~%2Soibuudtou Bolt
Mc2edn, ocrlicrt sic omcritoniihe
Rrelie eiuen uncrldlrodcnen &nrtdm
bier aegeu @el6elci uno ltnpobrbeit
Gold,e Manner in iolGcr Belt lilo
idnper crleblidj.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Vr1mi.n s.s,u Wsbrbssablnng.

o D II %.
Sfeioer'S beIti6sameritanlihes Nodloh0
fur feline SSamlIien. Bon 8dIoendr
Sdreper. Ireis rs Gents.
Rdbmaihinen
Die .gorblteru" : Acknowledgment Ho. /.
auf 8 Sabre Ihriitllh gurditgrt, ~2rop
Gsao" sejebdule. ertrd Ieti'e po1tlaI,
die ueueften Yerbelegungen, dblotut
be belize Ildlhtne, Die IIr treego cue.
BreiS erhdltlih liz $40
Gie -9toroiterm" 5idbmald]Ine ato, 2, se'
nan me go. /, III mt autpoiiiail-
Idaem Drop Seao" -. SE'
Eie -Jtoroifern .N~dbinald)Ine 9fo' 3, III
@oloeu Cal > @ehduie, nuthomaIlld}en'
Chair Gift" RugelIaBer : @elteu, mn
4autbomatiifem BELT Hepldeer" pos
hem Urn, 1ehdrtete Stdbltbetle, aue
.Attahements" 1 Santnlets adltdlen'
Cine quite giaidrne su benz lebr uilt,
gen Brels bon MIR 80 slo
bic -Nproitern sRdhmdihlne no. 4.
aennn ME Ro. 8, MIR III 8e5tseaol'
ads oisie MnIbtuen iinb abloIut saa
,rantirt. 9ie 6raft bat Der fatler gu
traaen unb re betrdgt Don 6Oe bis 81,
ie narh Der Giitnu5.
TieIe g%rdmienliite piro ohne tpeitere
gotis bon 3eit 81 3eiI Srgdn5t uno Der
duoert. un0 oieTe Yreiie rihteu lid nab
Gem ietueiIigeu g%larittrertb
Nm Beiteu uno Iiheri.en lit es. ons
weIo per y o It ~ E ang (4tonep
Crberl, bic oer Yolimejiter in ben aros
kereu CrtIhdften nusitelen Tam. gu
hberIerben. GbenIo gut uto iIdler IND
bic gr3reka eilungeu mel
he bic Haenten in allen @rpreBs Stdtlos
men ausfreleH. @enH man Il 9elo per
iRoifnureiIuna ODER per GrpregdHIreilliIlg
'Ifidt, III es nidbt notbfoeltolg, ZEN betrere
fenoeu grief rsgiitriren an luilen, mefn
bic NOre1e beutlidl leldrleben IT. Sfat
man oopeQen Bnurnelo IN ncu Gfter. 10
Toute oieier tets reQiltrirf tpernen. Uni
id1er an iein, bdS oerleLbe ridlttg dns
fommt. fir @e~Ieienouugen in eiufaten
BriefserThlufIe iibernehnetI mir teiHers
lei Wcrontportlinteit Sm Sale bon
Observation-Disclosures ueraele man 20
nid1t. Die nlte ebenioiuohl tuie Die neue
Boftpffiee %dnsuqebeu. oeur loTIIt tonren
mir ben Rdmen m Den 9iferu gar mint
fiubeu.
Rouehe ORDERS oiirFea niht. ME bos
10 oft eeIdlieht. als perrteintli6e Gutts
tuna snrldhehdttcu meroen. lous
bern iinb ben @riefeu bet8uleaer-
Guittmlq erfolat unr Nurth Heroerunq
Aes 0atums nnf Dem ISreBltreifen.
SScn aereifiIe einFnd:
,.Esrssern, Ga GroIe, Wts.
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Drdmien'SiIte

Gun So6r i'm Gorans he3abIenoe dbons
uenten erbaItcn ie einen ldonen SdIen'
Der ais grdmie gratis mo poetoftei. an
Rrdruien Iino folJeuoe CUR ausfunpl nor@
kanoen: r..
.gaturopoit."
lIaoon limb i'm 8au5eu orei3elu Nur'
mern erlbienen uno Hodl 5 Runt'
Mora IN 6ano.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Sn ncrfnnfcn.

cine fult ucle ~9toroitcrn~ N6b.
maidljne NIT al Ben aeieiten Alta.
dement's NadSufroQcn I'M
9tor0i tern.Gontor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16
Gin Srau,ole luria nod, IN Ivrc.

dlen. lelblt mcuu or feline @coanten
bat ; Elm 0cutider bat INNER IN
ieiuem Iopie cniaC mebr. OILS CT BON
tit gcbeu fnuu.
Yiooome De Stact, ilber Gcutldlono.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

81. Wtonieur SuIpice. was fe9
;d! Sic habsn fhon pieoer dQes
guIoer perihoFen? Gut, i'd meroe
Sbnen nod Elm panr Riithen oaoon
lieFern uno perIan1e nifts oafiir ala
Elm fteine3, neues @rmeetorps. oas
Sic qegen Die Germans auf3uiteaen
huben!!"
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Na9flGmge our Seei9la6t.

SOnoon, IL. Sum-.
Sn elmer an Montdg in Son-
DON Der6ffentliften 8otifaft an ole
Wnnmihuitcn Der britiiden 6lotte
ipridt Montreal Seaicoe ieinen Cart
fiir Die Silhiigfeit ms nit mclder
oie SGiffe Der 6lotte III Der See
lhladt on Der ailite SSiltlano5 AL
II Wa: gciodte.; boben. vAugcli=
bliflid, no gennlie SSnformotionell
nod nidt erboltlidl iino," 10 beiBt es
in Der 8otid}ait. lii eS unmoglidld uf
Gin3clbeiten ~ein5ugeben. jeooh iii mir
9enilgeno Moterlal oorgelrgt moroe1
nm bGtimnrt 81 oebaupten, ouB Ole
G,nrre,6cn SrdGit Gnen, o.2 BON be-
rerctionen tapierer Seeleute aui ms
uberfommen iino. pol un6 goil5 on.
redlterbnlten W1lr0en.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Gle filr
uus dilBerit unqirnitig morcn, rauttcn
unicrer 6lotte Den uouitGnolgen S;eg.
lueiher BON ltls alien er1uartet nor
Der mar. llnicre &er,,,ite murcn
id)per. @ir ~ueruIilien Dicle idolere
aameraoeu. Cbglcid e5 jeorh idiper
bGlt, qennlle &%niorHlctionen ubcc hie
feinolidlen &crlulte 81 erbulteIL
5peifle ;dl uId,t 0oralL ooB lie nid;f
aeriugci uls unlcre indren. St ynte
bereits Genilgeno Sn1ocmotionen ~
baIten, I'm oielc Grftarung miE 81.
uerliflt ohgeben al f0flnen.
sd haiie bal0 i'll Der Gage 81 Iein,
Ger s5lctte bieriiber ndbcren Aufid,tIb
5u 0ebeu. Cen Can't fitr Die 9eiitun.
9en DER Slots mill i'd jeood nid)t I'm.
ger hirGusihicbeu, noh uerichlcu
meiner f'iten ,3uocrild)t Ausorue gu
u~erlciben. ooG oir lflieBlih eircn
u%oQitGuoIaen Slcd erriHQen merotn."
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Die Sritct 'nonen itledlt.

%trtln, Is. NSlillt
Sifi5icre Ser Nelltldcn Stronger ".
sing ltno Grnuel!ob BADEN in Sni.t-
Yieirs. oIc it scr 5rdntiirter 3eitlnJ
peroifent ,iht mcroen. meitcre Gt::jei,
beiten i;bcr nie ebtc Sceidlad9t IN
Ger 9tor3,ee 5cJ,hcu. Die Cffi5icre
ser Gliding meiien nit b%cionacrem
9tohorud auf Die vouBeroroentlifl
idledte Srcftfiderbeit" Der britiiGcl
&~cnoniere biz. Range 3eit binourdl
10 bcridten lie mar Ole Glbind eincm
unullterbrod]eneil idlucren 6euet Der
britiidleu 2reaonough1s ~nlts9elett.
uro elm ein3iaer, einiGtrmaBen Jltcr
5rcifer bate lie sum 5infen brinQen
mi!'ieH. ooh muroc tic nift eiu cir5l-
ges Wtul 9etr9ifen. AEf Der nnCcrea
Sejte. 10 erflGrcr Die oettlhen Mturt-
neoifi5icre, falN fait ieoeS@eid)o6 ictt
3icl.
Ger 5ieq Der Gcitihen lei cin5i1
u1o ullein olti oIc iiberlegcue Grefi-
iferbeit ibrtr auuoniere 5uriit5lt-
filhret.
Gle Cffi5iere uebcn sic Golier oc@
Samples our lleo5eDn Stunbcn ON;
Sic Glbinq mar nier5ehnS tunocn lara
nmlater6ruhcu am aompi bctbeiligt.
&dhreno 0lcicr Belt mllroe einnlol
Bret ~Oertbeitt. oodl frat feline 4arupf-
porie en-, ndhrelo mcIher oiegtonn-
! ifottcn Bet lehdht h0tten. 5ll enen.
Rltr dht Mtum pom Der Gliding git-
gen b%CrlorCu.
Der Nrc.t3cr Groienlrb mar Dor I
bis 1890 llhr Nbenos I'M Nduipf
um0 bethcjljQte iif ipdter nod e;nmel
I'M NSittcr1dht. Gic @crctttteu be
rjd,ter. 0oB oje @eihoiie 0duerno 3lt
nett 1uiacn ShlieBlih crbiclt ser
Qrc1tsec Soci 1reffcr. Ocrcn Grplo-
lipn 10 iurhtbar mar. Bar nle3 M
Aor0 iortgcriiien mur0e. lin 1 llbr
WnrQcls m:roe Der 2rcli3cr BON ci-
ucm (orpcoo 0ctroifen: oas SdiiT
.nur0e Nurdl Die @rploiion IN Die 2u't
ecbobcr. Ter 5orpcoo trof ben Ma-
ihinenraum mo Qelnnqte BORT CUR
Grploltnn; oas Sdilff idif fiebcn iii
mutcu ip0rcn. Is fonnten M einlJe
lueni9c Rettunqsboote lo5tommen,
Ift oer lleberlehenecn mIBtcn 5c1n
Stuneen lana in ocnietben 5%ubringen,
his tie enolid gercttet murbcrt.
3ie Cfrisiere ser Glbitd erflGret
&c ayjt,'dc 9ehouDtunq. hie oeutlhc
| GSlotte babe Nas 6elo gerdumt, fiir ID
hcrlih un0 iueiicn oaruuf hin,oaB Die
britii6eu5 hiife minoeltens 10 id)nca,
uno pielc idlncler 'poren ais Die ocltt-
iden umo 6 ibnen oahcr elm leihtes
Qclpcien mare, Die Seriolglung olif51t-
ne6mcn. IS Iei MIR notiirlih, bnB
Ole 6elttiteu arieasififfe lid oil
m0bliq ndbcr az hire 6lottenboliS
hernnorbcitetcn. bod lei es cine 2iIGe
81 beharpten, ooB Die 9eutiten'ciner
Gntifci0unq ausqeruihcu ieien.
Ser Greli3cr %icsbuoen muroe BON
elmer @ronote getrotfeit, mclde oen
Wtoihtnenrolm olrdorong mo ooS
Shiif politdtoiq mauoneriruu9Sun.
fchIt mudteu, Ioaab eS oufgegcben
mcrolp mt9tt. Gos Shiif o%eridnf
ihlieREt; sic Monnitoft fGmpfte bis
3ltr, Icbtcn 4idenblid belocnmiitbig.
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amerifauilde Rnuition bat leiSer

Den nellcn ruiliid,cn SoritoB nl09tih
gefund)t. oNieuidlidteit" i'm 9tut-
5cid)eul
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-06-16

Tie pradtjGe 9ie0e ocs
prcuBiidleu 2ric1SmirI-
iters Mil0 BON $ obe IL
hnrn ithpr Sp,,tihh.
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Triidbte uub 6emiie.

Sm aleinbduoel. 8reiie Don Sobu
Is. Gurus.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
FREEWArE1,.

Miss Pauline Schempp spent sew
eral days last week at j. r. Stub
blefleld's, and returned on Friday.
John Cowan and Walter Waltman
are building a fence across the Cot
tonwood valley, between their re-
spective places, which will add much
to the settled appearance OF the
country, as we'll as keep stock where
it belongs.
j. w. Ort made several business
trips to Malta last week, and we I'M
derstand he is now a full Hedged
homesteader.
Waiter Waltman helped II. B
Stewart move building last Tues
day in which the Upland school viii
be held.
Miss Myrtle Mailman went UT
Monday morning to start the Ugland
school, but the winter snow storm
of that date coming on and the house
having no heating plant, the trustees
decided to postpone the school unit
the weather warmed up.
Van Best and his mother were
guests at the Cowan house last Sun
day evening. Thew had an expert
ence at the IS crossing they VIII no
soon forget.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
CORRESPONDENCE.
Live Items From All Parts of Phil
lips County Gathered BY our
Hustling Correspondents.
HARO.

Mrs. F. w. Cass and son called on
Mrs. Rich Sunday.
H. e. Fleming returned from Pop
lar Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelsey and Robert
called on Evenson's Sunday.
Mrs. E. s. Rich and Esther and
Alice called on Casss Sunday.
Mrs. Mary HIGHLAND passed away
at her daughters home at 2 o'clock
Monday morning.
Rodney and Edna Rich called
on the Olsons Sunday.
Miss Hannah johnson was seen In
the Haro neighborhood Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming and Gerald
visited with the Moses Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Streepy and
Samuel were visitors at the Hughes
Sunday.
o. j. Evenson and Nels Swanson
went to Dodson Saturday.
Mrs. Quasi and son from Wiscon
sin, are visitors with her sister, MIS-
Swanke.
Evelin, Irene and Lydia Olson and
Irwin F'itzsimons were Haro callers
Sunday.
Miss Rose Hartel from Poplar, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Elem
ing, for a few days.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
LONE TREE SAG.

Weslty, Lewis, Edmund and Mil
dred Couple spent Sunday with their
aunt and uncle at Mt. Everett ranch.
Charley Southwick, wife and three
children spent Sunday with Albert
e. Southwick
Mr.. and Mrs. McCombs from Big
Bend, drove to Malta Sunday to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Hartsock.
r. M. Traitor and Mr.. Caldwell
autoed out to the Sag Thursday and
took dinner with Louie Herschman.
r. S. Alsupp drove into Malta
Monday, returning with his wife and
daughter BERTHE, the latter being UNI
der the care of DR.. Clay, at the How
erton home for several days.
A bouncing baby girl, weighing
1917 pounds was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. oliver Herschman April "a, at
the Howerton home in Malta.
Mrs Elmer McCombs and little
s nnoneeKhtbbgkq ,.:VBGkQJ BGe
son Kenneth, spent several days at
their home in Big Bend.
Curtis Smith spent Tuesday even
ing at the Glen Ranch.
Lark Wilson has his grain crop IN
and will be back at Little Shutdown
by the time this appears.
Francis Rheuteschold had run
away Thursday with a four horse
team. They were hitched to sulky
and became frightened when the
doubletree struck the heels OF the
back team. They ran for some dis
lance, but did no damage.
! O. w. Herschman spent Sunday
with his family in Malta.
One of our popular young ladies
Miss Beaulah Cox, and Woodbridge
young rancher, Mr.. Samuel Craig
were quietly married at the brides
home in this vicinity a couple O
weeks ago, Rev. G. l.. Slime, pastor
of the U. B. church in Malta, pro
nouncing the words that made then
man and wife. The bride was taste
fully gowned in a dress of whit,
satin and lace trimmed with pinl
rose buds Covers were laid TO
about thirty guests, who partook o
very sumptuous dinner. A host o
friends extend congratulations.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
GOVERN0R PRoCLAIMs
ARBOR DAY MAY 9
Urges Observance by all Res
idents Of the State.

Governor Stewart has proclaimed
Tuesday, Nav 9th, as Arbor day.
His proclamation follows:
I'm fur1herance Of the idea that
impclled the trainers of our statutes
in this reg"rd, and to more firmly
fix that idea in the life of our state,
|. s. v. Stewart, as governor of the
state Of Montana. do hereby desig-
nate and set apart Tuesday, the 9th
day of May, 1916, as arbor day. OF
itself, tree, a shrub, a vine or
dover may be an insignificant thing,
and yet it is a part of the great
scheme OF Notwithstanding given
by an all-wise Creator to man for
his use and enjoyment and for the
enrichment of life. Without these
things to minister to the kner side
of man eNistance would be a drab
affair indeed, and it is we'll for us
as a people to devote at least one
day q year to serious contemplation
OF the Arbor day iuea and it's full
significance. Let each of us on that
day perform some act that will not
only give us larger returns in salts
| faction during our lives, but will be
a 10y to those of future generations
! And I do further recommend that in
All of the public schools exercises ap-
proDriate to the occasion be held tC
the end that the pupils may be made
to know and appreciate the full val
ue of tree-Dlanting in the beautify
ing of home, the public grounds an(
highways Let all OF Montaro's Cit
liens make o. this an Arbor day in
n n
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
USE GASOLINE ON GOPHERs

An Iowa farmer states that he has
practically rid his farm OF gophers
by the use of gasoline. He carries
bottle and bunch of cotton batting
with him while working in the field
and when he sees a gopher run into
hole he pours some gasoline upon
wad of cotton and places it at the
mouth of the hole and covers the
opening with dirt. The gas fumes
are heavier than air and go to the
bottom of the hole. In an attempt
to get air, the gopher comes to the
top of the hole and the gas does the
rest. Remove cotton in about half
and hour and Mr.. Gopher will be
dead. The plan will apply to many
other burrowing animals.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.

To the Voters of the Seventeenth Jul
dicial District:
I am candidate for the Republi-
can nomination as District Judge of
the Seventeenth Judicial District.
If elected / shall administer the
duties of the Office fairly and i'm
partially, upon the law and the evil
dence, and at the least expense to
the taxpayers, consistent with JUS
tice, unbiased by personal, fractional
or political influence.
JOHN HULY.
Adv. paid for by John Hurry, Glas-
cow, Montana.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04

Fred had been permitted to visit
boy friend on the condition that
he return home not later than five
o'clock. He arrived at seven, and
insisted that he had not loitered.
''Do you mean," demanded the moth
err. chat it took you two hours to
walk quarter of mile?' Yes,
mother, Charley gave me "a mud tur-
tie and l was afraid to carry it, so
| led it home"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04

On May 18th there will be basket
social and dance at the E. P. Bruins
hall to benefit the band. Girls don't
forget to bring your baskets: A
good time is assured to ah.-Com-
mittee. 8"
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-05-04

Incubator for sale cheap. In
quire of E. r. Shepplemann. u
Bronze shoe dressing for bronze
shoes at KOke's
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY Furnished by U. s. Weather Bureau

day, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, II degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January l, 265 degrees.
 Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .02 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month, .06 inch. Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, .3S inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-05
CALENDAR OF EVENTS


 The auxiliary of the Eastern Star will hold its regular monthly social at the Masonic hall, Thursday after noon at ? o'clock. All visiting sisters are invited to attend as a pleasant afternoon will be enjoyed with sew ing and cards. Hostesses for the day will include Mrs. J. r. Ivy. Mrs James Graves Mrs. l.. K. Phillips Mrs. B. r.. Marks, Mrs H. F. Severn Mrs c. J. Hammons, Mrs c. NJ. Mac Farlane, Mrs. Ivy Wilson Mrs. A. M Mayfield, Mrs W. A. Work and Mrs R. M Tafel.
 Mrs. William H. Sargent, a favoritt vocalist. will furnish the program al House on Friday afternoon Mrs William E. Deity who has charge o tfe program mas arranged to hay, Mrs. Sargent sing a group of song. during the afternoon. Mrs. F. W Eaam will preside at the tea and sh, | will, be assisted by Mrs. Daniel Fran cis. Mrs. H. c. Ballard. Mrs. II. F. St Claire. Mrs. Vernon Cook and Mrs l William F. Deity.
 The Balsz Parent Teacher associa
 tion will give box supper Saturda, l evening. X splendid program has beel arranged, among those eontributin
 will be Miss Edith Liebenow. violin
 ist and Miss Isabel Stafford who vii l give several dance numbers.
 The Peoria Embroidery club vii
 give ap entertainment at Robinson
 hall. Peoria, Friday evening, April
 beginning at 8 o'clock. A splendid pro gram will be given. Readings by Mis-
 Bernice Egelston. solos by Mrs. c. F
 Hunter and piano numbers by Mis-
 Clare Canon; also songs. etc, by tn
 children of the Peoria school. The pro
 ceeds will be used for public improve tment'