The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-05-11
Additional Local News
Mrs. Cosglove of Landusky is a
patient at the Malta Hospital.

Mrs. Cosglove of Landusky is ;
patient at the Malta Hospital.
Schuster & Stevens recently lOcat
ed Mrs. Susan Russell on a 800 acr,
homestead south of town.
Two first class office rooms to rent
Good location. Apply The Firs
State Bank.
j.. ID. Larson, former cashier of
the First National Bank, is spending
a few days in the western part Of the
state.
The work of eXcavating for the
basement of Mayor Tressler's resi-
t!ence in the southern part of town
has been commenced.
The rain of Tuesday night and
W ednesday morning did an estima-
bic amount of good to growing
crops. Since then there have been
several showers which vegetation
has gratefully received.
1t is not too late to plant garden
seeds. We handle Valley City, N.
d. seeds. They are suitable for
planting in this climate. No doubt
they will grow. Garland's Variety
Store.
Workman Wise's tools were strong,
Worked so well and wore so long,
Workman Simple asked him why,
And received the wise reply" Keen
Kntter." Edwards & Mcclellan.
Visitors to our store are always
welcome. We don't expect to sell
goods every time you call. Come i'm
and talk things over, tell us what
you think the prospects for our new
country are, etc. Garland's Variety
Store.
Mrs J. A. Ebaugh, always an en-
thusiastic gardner and agriculturist,
is eNcelling her previous efforts and
this spring as starter planted some
six week s potatoes May I'd which are
now about one inch above the
ground. She has recently set out
! 1000 golden willows.
NJ. III. Misfeldt, who is now on the
road for Fairbanks, Morse & Co.,
w as here rounding up some business
the first part of the week. lie re-
GENTLY disposed of his residence and
property here to W. L. Ator, and ex-
poets to establish his headquarters
at Malta, Mont.-Plentywood Her.
aid. Iater:-W ord has been re-
ceiyed from Mr.. MisfeIdt and he and
his family will arrive in Malta next |
Monday, May 18TH.
Edwards & Mcclellan have placed
some broad awnings on their "Peer
OF All' Gents Clothing and Hard
ware Store this week, which in the
face of the approaching heated sea-
son, are an admirable hot weather
Improvement, protecting the goods
i'll the show windows from the scorch-
ing rays of the sun. keeping the in
terror Of the store cool, and furnish
ing cool and shady resting place
for the weary pedestrians who enjoy
the sights of the townf from the street
corner.
Nick SchmitZ returned Tuesday
from Beaver Greek where he had been
to make the spring round up of his
horses. lie has some very handsome
Specimens Of horse flesh and brought
a number of the young horses home
with him to his Alkali ranch
Cheer up. The prospects for
good crop are good this year. We
are taking chance OH it by putting
i'll more goods. Come and visit our
store. See what sand 10 cents will
buy. Garland's Variety Store.
Keen kutter tools on merit do sell.
perfectly tempered and always cut
well; they are fine nappea rance and
"cnt to a hair" for Keen Kutter
tools are "made on the square," Ed
wards & Mcclellan.
ANY one desiring nicely furnished
room ia new and modern building
can get same by calling at Mrs. Otto
Mnnson's. She will rent all the
rooms on the second floor, reserving|
those On the first floor for patients.