The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-01
MONTANA is ATTRACTING
MANY EASTERN MEN
THERE WILL BE GREAT INFLUX OF SETTLERS IN SPRING OF
1e11 MONTANAS CROP RECORD IN THE DRIEST OF
DRY YEARS. WORTH MILLIONS


G. b. Witter of the Penwell ranch
companies has returned from a trip
to Omaha and the Twin Cities, and
in an interview he predicted that
Montana would witness n great in
hux of new settlers next spring. $50
soon as the excitement over the elec-
ton died down. said he, ''the big
realty men of the cities | visited at
once resumed their talk of Montana.
While in Omaha, l virtually closed
a contract with the harrington COM
pany for large tract in the Smith
river valley, and III this connectio Il
| might state that this company is
composed of employees and officials
of the great John Deere PloW com.
pany, which is branching into the
wheat land business. The coming OF
this firm into Montana means great
dealfor the state. a Minneapolis
man returned with me, and he has
taken an option on 5000 acres more.
But the best of it all is that the east
ern men are pointing to Montana S
great record in the driest of dry
wears, and this advertisement IS
worth millions to us. That we Will
have a big lot of new settlers in the
spring can not be doubted.'
Doh ,lajfr hc Enr "a la AT * lIGllH s..
Stove pipe-any size you need. Ii
not in stock, our man can make 1t
while you wait.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
Mrs. j. f. Murray is entertaining
the Ladies Aid Society this after
noon.
| Clark's Foot Warmers at Edwards
Il McLellan's.
Mrs. Edwina Tanner returned yes
terday from weeks visit with
friends at Hinsdale.
C. M. Wilkinson and family have
moved into their new cottage near
the Catholic church.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Reigle at the
Ebaugh Hospital yesterday after
noon.
Finest All-wool blankets at Ed
wands & McLellan's.
Nothing cheap and shoddy in oul
Xmas line, best goods and lowest
prices. Every article guaranteed
Malta Drug Store.
Mrs. Roy Watson and infant son OF
New Langdon, who have been stop
ping at the Hotel Malta for numbe1
of weeks, left for home last Friday.
Keen Kutter pocket knives at Ed
wards & McLellan's.
L. c. Edwards, II. M. Trafton an1
Phil Caselberg, aldermen from theil
respective wards, were down to tht
county seat Monday on the Town o
Malta VS.. Lampman case.
George II. Fox, Jas. Stout, Dan
Nichols and Neil Chambers returned
Monday from Il two weeks hunting
expedition in the vicinity of th'
Missouri. They bagged five fin
deer and brought them to Malt;
where feasting on venison amon|
their friends was the order of tn
day.
W.C. Stevens left Thursday nigh
for Toronto, Can, called there b.
the serious illness of his mother
who was suffering from paralyti
stroke. Mrs. Stevens has received
message since Mr.. Stevens depart
ture stating that his mother ma
live; but the chance is YER
doubtful for recovery.
One OF the pleasant social events o
the past week was the dinner ant
surprise party on Wednesday even
ing given by Mrs. j. F. Kildutf at he
home to Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Brock
way in celebration Of their 4oth wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs
Brockway had no intimation of tn
affair until they had reached th
Kildutf home and Mr.. Trafton aros
and explained why the party ha'
been arranged. A splend id Dime
was then served, and most enjoya
bic evening followed. Mr.. and Mrs
Brockway were presented with Gu
glass bowl from Mr.. and Mrs. Trat
ton, a hand painted plate from MI
and Mrs. Sklower. and flowers frol
the host and hostess-Mr. and Mrs
}. f. kilduff.