davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

celu przywr6ceniaamowy poi
skiej ma publicznych zebra
mach.
Prosimy Kolo polskie sci
mt pruskiego,. oraz wszyst-
kich posl6w innych stron-
nictw politycznych, ably "a
czyli nasza pro6be poprzef,
by ustawe 0 stowarzysze-
mach wobec Polak6w st6-
sowano ma wz6r pa6stw W
po}udniowych Niemczech.
3. Rodak6w; Il .Rodaczki
ma obczyznie wzywamy: by
wiernie stall PREY sztandarze
narodowym i naszych sy-
now i cory wychowywali ma
dobrych ~obywateli naszej
nieszcze6liwej matki Ojczy-
zry.
Do6wiadczenie uczy, ze W
dzisiejjs,zych czasach jedno-
sikh SO be- znaczienia, ola to-
60 wzywamy Rodak6w j Ro-
daczki, BY po'pierali i Wste.
powali DO toW gys|1 pol
skich, za6 p.rzedewszystkiem
do ,Zjednoczenia' Zawodowe-
go Polskiego", kt6re sic sta
sru o polepszenie1 naszego1by-'
tn meteryalnego. Wzywamy
wszystkicb naszych braci,
ably niezwlocznie pod sztan-
dar Zjednoczenia sic przy}a-
czyli. !.
Verbandom, i Gewerkyer-
einom niemieckim wyraza-
my wotum nieufno6ci, re
sic przyczynili do szakneb1o-
wanna nam ust, a mianowicie
socyalno demo!!:r atycznej
,Bergarbeiter Zeitung'', kt 3
"a VIOLA Q MOVIE prawa wy
jatkowe przeciw Polakom j
chce ich pozbawic lepszej
piracy j chleba..
I nam tn W odwiecznych
dzielnicach polskich ME VOL
no pc cze5ci .%rozmawiac pc
polsku ma publicznych ze-
,hraniach. CzX ME wartoby
p6j66 "a przykiadem naszych
braci ma wychodztwie? Cora
&c odezwy rozrzucone tysia-
cami .~pomiedzy wiecowni-
k6w dotarlyby " ten spos6b
mole j " te ciemnte niedo-
.stepne jeszcze ola mas zakat-
X. ki nasl,z,l1ei OjczYzny j zbudzi-
.lyhy zycie narodoWe navel
tam, .gdzie go pozoo'rEnlliie juz
vcalenie ma.
!. rs =.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

AAAFy4As ~ $500 LIZ O@k1ss&&akSk
Wieka do niecierpliwo6ci
zlorzeczenia, awemi 4. zzDtytnie-
krzykami draznia psy,
.kt6re przeszkadzaia spokoi---
.nym ludziom " spoczynku.
przyznat, zeto Jest
wilma Il rodekzzi &c i % y 1ggdy 3
;niiielpio, Nv !, lll|l< I dale u 4 'I IN q
:1mnl@u' nv Z chlodH' d {, ttobyml,l1aIzzJy s.
.klsiiSnie bYlo, ale widae eel 4 ME ii =.
kt6rzy rodziee sa bardlzoo.
nliedbali. . ..s.s 81. ~
Teraz wspomne . naszyy.ee!h6
ltrodzajach; W naszeji 1 o 81 ~
cy baweina izkusurydza sia
dobrze obrodzily, "a co.. n alAl g
.bedzie chwala Bogu.N'Ei ie
Tory maja zbi6,r bawetlittntljy;1n ! q B
uko6czeniu . niiekt6:r,azzyy "a ma I.
ia jeszcze daleko do koh6cca,
Cena bawe}ny ME jest Wyso-
ka, DO tylko 5, 8.25 i $500 i
t. d. - Dwudziestego.. TREE
ciego pazdziernika mieli6my
pierwszy mr6z tel jesieni.
w tym miesiacu zgina} W
Marlin pod kolami lokomo-
tywy mlody amerykaninn.
By1o to wieczorem gdy lezaal
ma trakcie a wpad}a ma ME.
go ~lokomotywa i zupeInie
zmiazdzy}a mu twarz: Mkt by
sic ME byl %dowiedzial kto on
.byl, gdybY Lie 2nalezzie q W
lego kieszeni dokumment6w,
DO on byl 2 innej okolicy.
Pozostawil pc sobie tylko
osieroconych rodzic6w, kt6-
rzy gdy sic dowiedzieli ota-.
kim strasznym zgonie swe-
go s!yna, zaskarzyli kompa..
ME. Kierownik owej lokomo-
tywy uniewinnial sic, ze y wi j:
dial cos ma drodze ale ME
rozpoznae czy to byl
czlowiek czy tel Glen Cd
krza B!t ale ten lego wYbieg
zdaje sic ME uchroni 60
pred kara.
r.. w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
fB54SaEE EtEse5:tS#gN -.-E $4,000 --Es 7rt-@E - %t+
\ 4. I TEX 3 {. !. u.
! us. 3o.pahdz. 1908 |''


Piisze paret, zs16WSo nlaszej d
kelley; naiiprz6de 'Wlsspom,nre 9
Il mtntltoa'dozs,ieay; b. sic "a, zan'
chowuiebardzo skromnnie II.
90 51s,o( u wy.p',rrsa;wviiia'
.muzyke i==ln.losYss czesto
roolzzlbIaja -lnadto' :rl'o''bia h q;
laey podrogaohi pc lasach,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

w Ameryce ME monopolu
:~pa6stwowego nam potrzeba|
- tax jak niepotrzebne So
monopole %prywatne, tn
potrzeba wiecej uczciwoSci i
su:miiennosci, a to p}yna I
chrzescia6skiego wychowa-:
MIA, ale panowie LIBERAL "
to ME wierza! =
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

ssE . ~. R-sF-TA- E.HAtE- sLtFr.. {. -~r.t ~ -Es 49,.
Ola monopolu ~pahstwowe-
go ME wollnto' bie9dealkzso g, kt6-.
rzy maja ma v }asnem po]u
zr6d1a solne, uzywac woody
2 tych zr6del AMI ola lIa siebie
ami ola bydla. a moze to
6w redaktor tel do szczescia
zalicza? Jak ktoamoze, tax
ore, ale czytelni 30 wiel-
kiej organizacyi ME poWin-
sic takich bzdurstw ma
rzucac!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
s: 81. PAUL Il Mimi.
Polakem

List otwarty Pana Dokto-
"a .Ffr'onczak, bylby dobrym,
gdyby ME byf jednostron-
nym i ale wiecei daiacym: do
zbIizenia ku sobie powasnio-
ne u s.ltrony, i.nie wmawiajacy
AMI ". iednych AMI " dru.
giehl. c,zy to. s}uszno6ci Tub
nie a'S|l1l R6wniez ME
ma: m1iejscu to- %bezwzgle-
,dne opieranie sic ma wick
szo6ci g}os6w i wazno6ci u
chwal sejmowych, przy>
zznawanie sobie tel absolutnej
%pewno6ci " w%ydawaniu saduI.
- t"G ,t &--..t@E. ~. r. 81! ...lss2 -IrIf.# ETss2=4 "F
w liscie tym przyz maize
Pan Doktor, ze juz W izbie
sejmowej cos :wiedzia} Q to-
.warzystwie No. Is. jakoby
nieprawnie bra1o udzia1 W
obradach. = Ale m6wi, to
sic ji,z stale j: obecnie proc
testowa6 przeciw .temu jest
absolutnie zap6zno, j zarzadl
powinien bye W Buffalo, DO
sejm tax orzekl, kt6ry po-
dug sadu Pana Doktora byl
waznym ma kazdympunkcie.
Jezeli tax, to ku wick.
.szemu. zadowolen;u wszyst
MECH te& Pan p3!okters
z }aski swojej przedstawi
Gala to sprawe jakiemu wy
:bitniejszemu adwokatowi, i
mu powie CO haste
:puje:: j ma sejmie zasia,
da1o jedno towarzystwo ME
majace prawa do tego, j pc.
mlimo protestu rzucafo piec
glos6w, kt6rymi wszelkiee
uchwa}y przechodzi}y; j
gdyby ME to pie6 g{os6w,
caly WINK sejmu by}by
inny. Czy vice to uchwa-
" So obowiazujace, czy tel
nie?" Ma to co adwokat
ia 2 mojej strony pi-
see sic : CORY. Ale, jezeli
ze ME So obowiazujace
a vice COZ p5wiedziet
dalej? chYba to, 10 .uchwaty:
z poprzedniego sejmu SO W
cafee] zswoiej mocy, a tenn
samem izarzad starry jest ".
swoim prawie. ia sic ME nj
ma charterze, ia
sic opieram ma wazno6ci hub
niewazno6ci glos6w przezz'
towarzystwo Mr.: D. Ja
PREY tenn, 10 zarzad.
administracyjny pomimno: 9.
Charteru tylko cztery lat t<'.
ma istnie6 " jednym j tym
samem stanie, przeiz
co uniknie sic zlych ma
stepstw. ~ Obstaje 4 PREY
TEN, ably delvgaci byii opla-
cant : kasy Uni. To- 90
jedyne 6rodki do zapobiekke-E
MIA z1emu v Uni.
Teraz ia swoje Wal tBl'I py
TAME stawiam. ..511s
Gdyby BSuffa1lowianie byli;
" tenn samem po}]oczeniu Y
aa i~Peenrlsylwa6czYcY
obecnie, czyzby WJy,d1alli g.
Rad wydzierany i'm podstep.
ME, j bez udoWod5nis j, a i'm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

dow I { ME nrliite,m,iiefclki,c'h, a zapilsy,.--
wall ,Iaie "a cz lt'1l, "zjed-
noczshiia Zawodowego Pol
skiee ( u I :i:m'ie has}a: "Je-
den a wszystkich, wszyscy
"a jaInegol'
Ids Is y e 4. gloselMi !. oedezvy,, I.
''lprzystepywali chetni do sto-
..llika, Snad kt6rym widniai ma
lpiis~:: e'Tfu=moznasie zapisy-
wac do ZjednoczeDia j do
.innn / l,. t'o'w1ar'z = pol,skic,h".
tam v glebokiem milczeniu
"a migi zapisywai sic ma
cz'opkew:
Naisteapnie napisano kolej-
no 4 W,ielkiej tablicy 3 re-
zolupyyse, kt6re wiecownicy z
'wiellki i s.. z'';a,pd}em przyjeli. Po-.
nieXaz pod}ug novel ustawy
ma ] iE,,!elb'lr l:1l1 publicznych
nieEWolno! tylko przemawiac,
vice! n q. zako .15y,: e, "a
grzMia}a z tysiaca wiernych.
sere pa66: ,,Serdeczna Mat
ko.H esyes
VI. Essen policya ME poz-
VOLTA 6piewac, wezwano vice
ME alE'yceh ~wiecownik6w ma
pissn na tablicy by ma "a
zako6czee9nie kazdy wspomiai
Q tsm, SO mas :boli,i by "
my6i postal pred iron Boga
te pasza polska pie66 .wraz z
modlitwa . lepsze chwile. Ma
to Wezwanie lud powsta} z
miejsc=, i stall W cichem sku-
pieniu ducha. Pc tel .uroczy.
stel n ! g a mimo to tax
wymownej chwili opuszczono
sale Z okrzykami: MECH ~.
]e. + ~. u.
Policy, kt6ra poczatkowo
ME !; w,iieedziala, Y ja.ki s'pos6b
Pol2ey wiese:te urzadzic "a
my6laiia, 'o't,Woarzy1y' i,i'> IA "a wi
doktego wszystkiego oczy, a
z ust iednego : Mich us1ysza.
no.:
Przeklete Polaki, jacy ma
|drzyl ss :
Centrowcy j socjalisci "a
boki chwytali sic cd smiechu,
ze nova ustawa W ten spo-
sob moze bye objechana i
wolai, ably fotografie z VIE
COW ~zdejmowa6, i karty z
widokami rozesla6 pc ca}ym
-6wiecie.1a
NJ wyzej opisanych vie
each ": Essen j Brackha!usen
.przYjsto .nastepujaee try re-
zolqoyee; MI.
Tgsiace ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
,.Polakow j Polek ma q ]. wiecu
|niem'11.ym przyjmuje nastepu-
iacaf reezolucye; N
! Zebrani Polacy j Polki
" H'nifu IL pazdziernika W
! Essen prote-
stuia aoeli'darnie przeciwko
gwa1c|elnid praw, przez "a
,~kneblowanie nam ust IA ze-
brag1li'ale9'h publicznych.
! APelujemy do .publicznn-
Sci y Niemczech, ably ia. "a
PROFESSIONALS przeciwko po-
gwaifeqno i konstytucyi ,pr z
parliament, niemiecki. Jezeli
nar6d Jest zobowiazaniy do
.p1acs.'hIiiiaa podatk6w j wype1-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
sluszno6c lub niesIuszno.,f

4 y II Tub sniesIussno6ci2
Jarecze, zes al ME. @.
W y 4 y. ; b1Jylliibl1y 7blaa }, ofnieroz-
sic nalsganiomn
] poglr6'zi'iki "a 90 I. dlr!ulIgice'h11 podda'llGi Iii
:- Ot6z, co tobie ME milo,
Idellrulgies!mu ME cizy6.
1 /, y!e q 81 I.#B:',u~3ffalowianoamlcl .. e TAX
bardzo'1 Schodi . ddopllol,#U Uni,
! 4 70 tt Wiecej q Z oaekretar.
'stlWso jak % lr6tWn;iiez tego:
l Iit |; ]. o 8 lEllFt's . IS. .w,ylar|,oo,z'ulIm'r,iieec'
a lniec.hze Wiec=dla.
s. ssNWeietego s'ppokkol,iu, do s.
Uni, tax u ulk '1'o pr:zze'z'
Mich? powiedza: odstepuje-
my Cd nlas,zyc'lht'5 J: \. pretensyj,
i zatrsymaj Gle sobie z Bo-
glenn ten zaTzad kiedy wan a %
Q niego tax bardzo e'hodzi,
Wtedys uwierze v szcze-
rose i bezinteresowno6c Blu
ffalowian6W;;=- inaczej,
ME. - TIL Mo idzie 0 wy
miane1= slow obekywych :
jednej Tub Ipb drngiejj strony,
DO to z q b~edaA6mieszne,
j ME %doprowadza do zadne-
go dodatniego rezultatu,
ale tn sic rozchodzis o zasa-
de, . udowodnien|e dobitne
i wyrazne po czyjej stronie
sluszno6c, a strony sprzecz-
ne ME moga przeciez bye
swymi wfasnymi sedziami;
tn potrzeba trzecjej rozjem-
czej strony, i do y'. tel kazdly
powiniietlnn= . zaychecac, ME gas
przebojem dazyc do eWego
wlasnego sadu, kt6ry czasto
Jest watpliwej warto5ci.
Co sic tyczy protestu, 2e
trzeba go byloT zrobic ma
sejmie, to ten plrzeedie& by1
u'czsJynio ny przez s W :iRl y
ks. szpotafsEk 4 j byl]
slyszanym PREF WWszystkic'1hE
I ssejjmuj j; : "A 10 Pan
M\arszalek na TO-. uwagi ME
zwr6ci}, j zgola to: pomina}
W swoim liscie, to i lepiej
zrobi}, boby:t to ME zrobiio
wielkie,jj przyjehino6ci stro-
ME, kt6rej ten list broni.
ia awsze radaiiem, j jesz-
cze radze zaprzesta6 kl6tni i
sprzeczek, a porozumiet sic
obydwom stronom. Ola
mnie wszystko jedno, gdzie-
bykolwiek zarzad by}, tylko
tego jednego ME znosilem j
nie bede znloosil, ably jaka6
strona przywlaszcza}a sobie
monopol zarzadu ma zawsze.
Cztery lata dosyc jest, ably
" jednym ] tYm samym sta.
ME zarzad przebywa}. To
mole gruntuie
sic ma do6wiadczeniu dlu-
goletniem. Ostatec:zz;nie, je.
zei n~awolywania do zgody
ME odniosa pozadanego skut-
ku,. a %rozdwojenie bedzie i
nadal grozi}o niebezpieczed-
stWem ola Uni, j zamachern.
lei r~ozdwojeniu, zwracam
uwage ma ostatni artykul
konstytucyi Uni, j podlug
niego postap16 nalezy.
I'm dluzejj IA sprawl bedzie
E . TE$EGEr yF%Its1. a-1 a.. (a.&2--H-I-+E4 hrEE,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

Gadanie pruskiego Viii
helma nieraz juz ME tylko
jego &osmieszylo, ale , tel !. ma 9;
bawi1o niepotrzebnych j ME
~przyjemnych, k,l],opot6w caly
nar6d niemiecki, to tel mic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12
Uozmy dzieci nasze czyta6.
pisae 1 movie pc polsku!
=~ g @

K}6tnie polityczno skoh-
czy}y sic, - ME ~wmawiajmy
przeciez w-siebie, re teraz
czas ma domowe k16tnie!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

P~rzedewszystkiem o tenn
pamieta6 powinni redaktorzy
dziennik6w W Chicago i W
Milwaukee!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

Dobre samo sic chwali -
tax brzmi przyslowie, ME
w;erzy temu jednakowoz pru-
ski Wilhelm, przeto chwali
publicznie sw6j dobry y(O.
uczynek. Poruszono oneg--
daj " prasie 6wiattowej zycz-
,liWo6c (?!) Wilhelma ola AM
gil, ~przypominajac mu, ze
on wlasciwie Boer6w do VOL
ny z Anglia podssczul. "a
przeczyc temu ME m6gl, vice
ma uniewinnienie swoje kaza}
prasie oglosic, ze ME kto
inny tylko on ~ wielk5i lie
go prizy,,wialzania ku swej ME
:boszczce babce, Wiktoryi, -
podal1plan skutecznego "a
ko6ozenia wojny 2 Boerami.
No j GO, czy to ME: by} do
Dry uczynek RI Jak ma
blizkie ~pokrewiehstwo, to
wcale ME 1icha polityka: ma
srazi6 nar6d ma wylanie krwi
potezne strumiee = na opr6z-
Enienie skarbu, a potem wiel-
%komyslnie (?l) wskaza6 dro-
ge zaak 900 e 3 l1 fkrWawej "a "a
bawki. - Him?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

lbierac bedaEs ~
dlzeniee "a a sEwta pplrlasice,e; wegiel,
sol it'd. m.plo c,,i, 2 yls'staa1 ale
pytanie, czy 4: mrlieIbt,y l'ud1Lzzie,
urzedniIkl,,61w' wyjaW1,szy, zaco
kupoWac2'5
.% as IS. - -A-------@ 4"
W .Auisitryy'i III rad 81 list j[es Wy
l;alc q a II :m,9sprp amen l faf i i a ,urza-
dzzs6lp publ: u 81 Az a1et tam
IA Iprr;zzyyflk<liasldc ] y SCH g iI.5 !!
statekz, ;leo Z. ludzie ME llfl sofa sofa
tax jak wAAlmlf,etryee'e;; .sl ezesto
nawet z,upelntliie be- SO. sol sic
obywaja, DO niema TACO jel
nabyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-11-12

Pewien redaktor " Chicago.
zalicza do urzadzeh publicz-
nych: kopalnie weggla, soil,
oleju: skalnego ftp. i twierdzi,
re ME bedzie W Ameryce
dobrze, dop6ki Rad stan6w
Zjednoczonych wszystkich ia
kich ,,urzadzen" ME przejmmie
ma wy}aczna wlasnoSc. Wten.
czas dopiero robotnik bedzie
bral gruba place, a nabywac
bedzie wszystkiego "a bezcen.
CT, co do z1obu r~zadowego
sic docisna, n%iezawodnie po-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
CALEN'S OPINION

In reply to query of County
Attorney Matthews of Town.
send, Attorney General Galen
holds that the damages accruing
to a nonconsenting land owner
where public road is laid out
traversing his premises is the
difference between the actual
damages sustained and the &C.
tual benefits received from the
opening Of the road. The cost
of erecting fence made necessary
by the opening of the road is 4
proper item to be considered in
estimating the damages. The
county cannot legally refuse to
pay damages on the ground that
the claimant of land on a desert
entrv has not complied with the
desert land laws, because, says
the opinion, the county has no
authority to determine whether
or not a desert sntryman is en-.
titled to receive patent from the
government for the lands so en-,
tered BY him;
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
MALTA MARCH 49, 1908
Ono from J. r. Stephens, Glasgow.
One from Chss. v. Dieter, Mondak.
Ono from Jesse M. Hale, Culbsrt.

Ono from ]. r. Stephens, Glasgow
One from Chs. v. Dieter, Mondsk
Ono from Jesse M. Hale, Culbsrt'
son.
Petition for bridge across Beaver
crock on road from Malta to Daeth
pest office. denied.
Petition for bridge across Milk riv.
Or near Nsshus granted.
Petition for bridge scross Big Mud
dv near Boyd's ranch granted.
On motion the olerk il hereby su-
thorizsd to return all road petitions
that are not made out as required by
law aad notice 10 hereby given that
blank petitions will bs given on appli.
cation to the clerk and recorder.
Report W. J. Symms, Supervisor
road district No. l, was approved and
clerk and recorder instructed to draw
warrant % follows:
w. J. Symns, S4ls.so allowed.
On motion the clerk and recorder
was instructed to post notice Of . spe-
cial meeting Of the board of county
commissioned to be held on the 2eth
day OF March, 1908, for the purpose
Of advertising for bids for tho con-
strsotien Of three bridges.
At O'Clock p. m. on motion the
board adjourned.
4. L. Cornwell, W B. Shoema aker,
Chairman. Clerk.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
COWAN ITEMS

j. L. Broxson. Of Great Falls,
and Oscar Moore, of this place,
have made homestead entries
in this vicinity.
The young folks went to w.
Ral'z's home Monday night, and
had a good time listening to the
graphaphone and other talking
machines.
Oscar Moore is the owner of a
fine new bible, presented to him
by the young people of the
Christian church. Miss Elsie
Bland, president of the Endeav.
or, made the presentation
speech.
The prayer meeting has been
changed to meet at the school
on Friday evenings at 7:3O o..
clock. All are welcome. There
were thirty present at the last
meeting.
w. II. Garland has been reap.
pointed supervisor for this dis
trict, which means good roads.
w. e. Waltman is engaged in
the erection of a corn crib and a
barn at his ranch. This shows
faith in the productive capacity
of his lands, and foreshadows
his intention - to crops this
year.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

About tfteen prominent busi.
ness men Of the town have sig.
nifisd their intention of support.
ing a band 1t meeting held in
tho Great Northern Hotel. An
organization was perfected and
instruments and music were or.
dersd. The organization, while
perfectly new to some, is not in
the least handicapped, as there
are among the members good
musicians, who have in the past
delighted many . Malta audi
ence with their clsverness. and
It IL sincerely hoped that every
enc in Malta will appreciate the
efforts Of the boys and assist
them Whenever Necessary. The
following are the members Of
the New organization: F. W.
st. Hill, Edw. White. o. F. Nc.
Kohn, Ray Campbell. H. Plc,t.
Fred .Askland. Vim. McLs'',lan.
Emanuel Sklowsr. Jos. S,xlower.
Gee: ". Clay. B. H. K.,ke. Amos
Riddel. VIM. Keeley and Jack
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
School Notes

Come to the annual school
exhibit Frida Y afternoon Mar.27.
Inspect the work We are do
ing before you criticiss. Offer
your criticism to the teachers.
It will do them good.
The work Of beautifying the
school grounds will bs contin-
ued this spring. We have an
abundant supply of water for
irri.atioA purposes which CON-
bined with little energy. will
give us tho finest grounds in the
Valley.
At the last meeting Of the
School Board it was decided to
add . new member to our teach.
ing force. This will enable our
principle to supervise the work
of the lower grades aud give
time for more thorough work in
the high school classes.
As there has been many M
quiries concerning the piano
fund, We insert below . com.
plete statement. This can be
verified by calling and locking
over the account. We also take
the occasion to thank those who
have helped US.
Original cost, 1888 90
Interest 27 81
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING HELD
By The Malta Commercial Associs.
tion-Many New Mem
bers Join the Club

1t was certainly an enthusias.
tic bunch of business men that
gathered in the large office Of B.
W. Brockway Monday evening,
pursuant to call made by DR..
Clay. president of the Malta
Commercial Club; and the On.
thusiam they displayed was GER
tainly handing a lemon to those
who stayed away. DR.. Clay,
who presided. spoke very short.
ly. but most pertinsntly, in out.
lining the purpose of the meet.
ing. after which numerous dis.
cussions were had on various
minor topics. When the ques.
ton of reorganizing the associa-
tion came up it received q death
blow from the enthusiasm dis
played by all of the old nom bers
and many new ones. who were
clamoring for admission. All
were satisfied that the organiza-
tion was good enough. and so in
fact it is, but it needed a larger
membership in order to render
more effective service. On sug.
gestion of some jolly good boost
er few minutes recess was TAX
en- 50 that new members could
sign the roll. The young culls
simply flew to the great book
and with a fine hand each caadi-
date signed his name and tossed
five large silver cart wheels into
the lap of Secretary Brockway.
That gentleman groaned under
the burden when he attempted
to rise.
The first subject that came up
for discussion was the matter of
advertising our peerless commu-
nifty to the world, that the peo-
pie of means who reside in the
effete east may be attracted and
come here to share with us the
free and invlgorating air, and
live on our broad acres OF virgin
handmade them up into homes
for their loved ones, who in the
east are confined in factories
that fairly move with the dread.
full germs of the terrible white
plague.
After a most thorough dis
cussion it was decided to leave
the matter in the hands of the |
executive com u ittee, which is to
advertise Malta and the great !
Milk River Valley at their dis
cretion.
The meeting then adjour ned
amid scenes of enthusiasm. min
gled with feeling that at last |
Malta's citizens have joined
hands in a ring round the. rosy |
fashion and are working shoul.
der to shoulder for the promo.
tion and welfare of a town and a
community that has more to
show the prospective settler than |
any other section of the state.
Another meeting will be held on !
the 28th. when matters of great
Importance to every citlzeh will
be brought up.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
Gard Of Thank.

Gard Of Thanks
We sincerely thank all those
who assisted us in any way dur
ing the illness and death of Nor
man Stuart.
VIM. Dunbar and Family.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18

1AL1A AERiE NO. 1886, FOE.
Meets. every Tuesday evening, and
3 cordial invitation Is extended to all
Visiting brethren. ]. +. Murray W.
p; G. ". Clay, Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-03-18
LOCAL SOCIETIES
x or -

Ivy Lodge No. a., meets every
lst and Sd Thursday night in Bank
Hall, Malta. Edw. White, c. NJ; &.
W. Clay, NJ. E. and X. Of r. & S. All
members OF the order cordially invited
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

water. Arc you concerned about II.
ro you know that this water you
drink 10 carrying into your blood tho
germs which 1t contains. That 10
ias, what In being done. And II Il
~crc not for natures forces while
ssrnnx and vigorous. you would soon
DO sick. but lot some OF these nat
aral forces set wrong. a scrcw looso
or n tap OF. and you arc sick at once
and the doctor has to come and
tighten ,hiaga up aud set these
iorcsa to Eoin. again. This Gusts
more. though. than Il dors for you
To clean out Jour we'll. There are
a good many things one could write
along this the To prove to you the
necessity OF having pure drinking
water. but doa't YOU know this with
on, aayinx another word.
Now 10 tho bcs, time to got your
drinking water In good NJ. There II
among most people a mistaken idea
AZ To when to draw out and clean
out a wuli.
Tho time to clean out a we'll IL
- when tho water 10 lowest. but
when tho we'll 10 full TO overlooking.
When tho water Ia low In tho we'll
II then should DO tho purest. as II
all from deep down In tho
ground. But when the we'll 10 full
of water IL has run In from all the
little water drains and especially
through those nearest tho top OF the
ground. and many times II gets In
from tho top OF the ground. Now
this rush OF water from tho top and
through the earth's pores carries
along with II all the Impurities in
reach. Many times the death germ
Ia taken into the well this way. Now
when you draw all this water from
tho we'll when II In full. you bring
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-03-07

Mcaara- Editors: ~sah sn say a
Farm Gazette readers are so.as to
ariak thla year. for uroa she water
mc arc gnsaE Ia dr!as depend the
health and cscn The lives Of very
s1snY Of Tia shss year. And while
ibis talk 10 directed mainly ,o those
% to get their drinking wafer from
springs or wells rather than c.s,oraa.
yet IL ~iii not go ansism for the cis-
tern usrr also 10 hcssa III. srnrrat
namontsiua OF shia hcar,rtn-hrar,
talk and tina, In: Keep your drinking
water par~.
The water NC drink goes 10 make
more than t~o-,h!rda of the blood
which flows through our veins. Tho
blood has about four functions 10
perform. This stream OF blood 10
tho medium which receives from the
outer world tho different matters
which 20 10 make ua veil or alex.
A. IL paasoa through every part OF
III. body. III. various Tissues OF the
body TAX. out OF this ruddy stream
the materials necrasary for their nu.
triton and health. II Ii tho medium
which takes up or nhRorba tho dead
or refuse matters from tn. various
Tissues and carries this poisonous or
dead matter to III. various organs
whose bunin.ns IL In TO throw of aud
out, OF the body this dead material.
IL warns. moistena aud invigoratos
tho whole body when healthy.