Mr. H.E. Arnold of Lodge Grass, Mont., has been in Sheridan for the past two days attending to business matters. He returned home this morning, accompanied by Miss Mabel, who will spend her Christmas holidays at home. Mr. Arch Tompkins of Arvada is in Sheridan for one or two days on a business trip. Col. …

Last night’s concert at the Linden School auditorium, being a song recital by Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil, was poorly attended despite the fact that the program was well calculated to attract all of Sheridan’s music lovers. Mrs. O’Neil’s selections were of diverse character, and the recital was a musical success. Mr. Edwin

Mr. Fred Owens is in Sheridan on a little business trip and will return to his home in Parkman at an early date. Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffman and their son and daughter, Mr. Floyd and Miss Jessie Hoffman, returned to their home in Clearmont last evening after a very pleasant visit in Sheridan. The …

Mr. G.C. Benham of Sheridan has gone to Arvada on a business trip. He expects to return early in the week. Mrs. Charles Mueller of Decker, Mont., is the guest of friends while in Sheridan for her Christmas shopping expedition. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly of Parkman are enjoying a few days of Christmas shopping …

The school children of Sheridan are to be the guests of the Enterprise this afternoon to see “The Man Without a Country” at the Gem theater. This is a remarkable picture and has made a wonderful hit with young people everywhere. Mrs. Ethel Virgin O’Neil, prima donna of the Lucerne Opera, will give a song …

A social event which is exciting much interest in Sheridan, and which is by far the most fashionable of the season, is the wedding tonight of Miss Ruth S. Brooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.H. Brooks, and Mr. Adolph G. Yonkee, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Yonkee. All are of Sheridan. Silk petticoats …

In order to accommodate those who are unable to mail their Christmas parcels during regular hours, Postmaster Canfield has arranged to keep the post office registry window open until 9 p.m. for the sale of stamps and handling of parcels starting tomorrow. The window will be open late through Dec. 24. George W. Scales, who …

A post card has been received from Joe Neilson, former member of the Sheridan Enterprise staff, who joined the Navy soon after declaration of war against Germany. He announces that he is leaving on a submarine for parts unknown. The Jackson Stationery Company says stationery is a most acceptable gift this year. The Fair & …

Navy Recruiting Officer Wilson arrived in Sheridan this afternoon to examine applicants for the Navy. He will remain here until Saturday and will have his office in the recruiting office at City Hall. Captain Goelet Gallatin left last evening on Engine 41 for Camp Lewis, American Lake. Capt. Gallatin received one of the highest commissions …

Silk shirts for men are priced from $5 to $8.50 at Stevens, Fryberger & Co., Sheridan’s New York Store. House coats of wool, in solid color or plaid effects, are $6 to $10. Harry Fulver of Dayton has gone to Denver to get into the aviation service. The leading horse buyers of this vicinity will …