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LAND o SALE.

A FINE SECTION Of land in Cass
county; three miles from one town
and five from another; good buildings;
price S45 per acre. one-fourth ASH
balance drawing 6 per cent. Write
us direct. South Bros, Casselton,
N. d. d. ..
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FOR SALE-A first class bak-
cry and coffee house; the
only one in town doing a first
class business; guarantee you
that 1t is a paying PROPOSE
ton. Write Box 2s1, Crosby,
N. D.
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HOSPITAL.

MATERNITY observation-disclosures
nurses and best OF care: highest tes-
timonials from doctors and patients
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LoTs ZOE 81.

GoOD MAIN STREET business lot
for sale at your own terms: reason
for selling, burned out, unable to re-
build. Address b. Peitx, HankinSou,
D. .s.saA
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| HAVE PURCHASED two Of t

I HAVE PURCHASED two of the
largest and best ranches In the
Judith Basin, Fergus county, Montana,
and am going to divide and sell in
tracts Of from $50 to 10000 acres at
one-third the retail value. For parti~
culars address Wells, Box 1116, Lewis
ton, Mont.
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MANTEp-Men to learn barber trade;
es-, work, big pay; few weeks COM
n,etes by our method. Write for Tree
Illustrated catalogue. Moler Sarpsr
College, 81 H. Nicollet avenue min-
nea nolis. Mimi. Established 1873.
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IN ANSWERING all want ads. giving
q certain number a r Of The Forum
be sure 10 address your answer to that
number. in care of Forum. This In
sures prompt attention.
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WANTED-M. d. who a register IN
North Dakota. south Dakota and
iowa. also A No. / moving picture
onerator. who understands gas and
eiactricity: two men to travel TO put
mn tents and take care Of them: sal
ary up to the timess money sure write
and wait for an nswer ADDRESS
Rro. Henry, the Old Shaker. Fargo,
N. ID.
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wANTEp-Capable young man WIZ wS
can teach band and play nasaremces
fast amateur All cam CnInmbus,
wanted. Address Geo. CooA'
N. d. -
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MANTED-A man that car do book
Keeping and stenography with sone
avneriance either in q lumber once
ar a contractors; must pc sLicSy
sober and have good recommends w.
+ Curren. Valley City, N. =.
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WATCHES CLEANED 70 cents 9eW.
IL re cents, m~ainsprings 20 cen a5a
guaranteed N year. =. M
Front street. Fargo. -
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. FOR EXcHANGE-Party hav- .
y ing large stock of new mer- .
. chandise wishes to exchange for q
q good land, bankable notes, first .
q class farm mortgages, city prop .
. erty, etc, or VIII sell at a dis .
. count for cash. Sample stock, 203 .
. Broadway, in the Continental =
y block. Call and see Dr. address q
q NationaT Bond 81 Investment Co. =
y Lock Box S74, Fargo, N. d. e
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FOR EXcHANGE--Quarter section of
unimproved land in Pembina coun-
ty, mile and half from station; ex-
cellent Red river valley soil; will ex-
change for city property. II. j. Let
ford. PRESCOTT hotel.
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POSITIONS. ~Wll7NTgp-MAGE.

WANTED-Position by an expert
enced male stenographer y book
keeper. Address Box 227. Fargo.
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WANTEp-At once, thorougny
perienced all around s-nsernation
manent position; give ~ aattaANews
in first letter. Inc
park River, N. ID. -
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WANTED Conscientious, VIKING
Workers to represent the Unlted
states Annuity & Life Insurance go.
Several good openings In North Ia
Eota" write today. Jos. T. Grape
state Fargo, N. y.
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STUDENT attending business college
would like place to work for board
and room. Address 315, care Forum.
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DNppER WANTED at once; g
with one and one-half to two ysa ad.
wmariance: scandinavian pre1erreu'
sooT wages. Write SOl' care Solo
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WANTED-By the can
ers' association, men Mh9rn "a
oonaa licensed chauffeurs. 1872 Hen
penjn avenue, Minneapolis, liinn'
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.
uAMTED-Au young men and laaies
IN Fargo to send their suits e the
ornhsum pressing Parlors to pc clean
ed and pressed. Phone 2OSs. WorA
cslled for and delivered free.
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POSITION WANTED as engineer on
steam blowing outfit; five years ex-
perience. Address 2s5. care Forum.
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WHITE oRPINoToNs, s. G. W. Leg
horns and Barred Rocks; we raisl
our show birds; pens all mated and
ope1 for inspection; eggs from winning
STOCK tor sale' Write for prices. Mrs.
A. b. Paxton, 915 Eleventh street
south, Moorhead.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE-North Dakota and
Minnesota land for good general
merchandise. Address Box B A, Moor
head, MINI.
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WANTED-Two apprentices. Apply
Fargo Cornice & Ornament Co..
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WANTED-Young man at 5 n 10
cent store.
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WANTED-soneone to put in crop on
shares on two quarters OF land IN
section f4l, Kidder county; land can
be steam plowed; a yIeiaeo "
crons. For further information ad-
dress r.. d Chapman, 512 Andrus
hniidinT. MlnneapoIis. MINI.
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co 70 FARGO HOUSE barber shop.
shave 10 cents. hair cut 20 cents.
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AAA~ N~
-
nEIr
-~1NeoM c,,Ts 80 g. Or --n+~
-TS1- 49,. g-.-.,-- =. p-,n. i
WANTEp-Young man at S and 10
cent store.
S1@NTE0 T-o -nnran+ices 4nnly
Sora w. q nrnamant CO
-
GO TO FARGO HOUSE parDer SHOP.
snave ~ cents. a1n M
SarA NIrEn sohar. reliable ianitor;
sseadv nosItion. Apply Forum, 1880
p m.
;I1NTEH T~ro-isrcea rrocery clerk
rencag Address 303. care Fo-
1919
stalIion; a $50. J, Thorne'
Yessje. ~. d.
1--I-,
oS-ss.t,. rasidance North
broadway.
-.
THE BEST HAHN w Shnn
shave l0c, JohnSon .5Sra
~ premium Par.
WANIEI-boy uoara north. Apply
lor, 5lI FlIsL $500 a and 10.
Friday morning petWeen
WANTED-A-1 putcner, 70 right
need apply; goo9 M4sIsr crosby.
man. Address Frsu
~, ~
PRINTER WANTED at Soozer or
SIS for GOOD man sn,ith' Plaza,
crank wanted. GEO. - 0
N. D.
BARBER WANIssao. must s. irst
and halt over e1os oricE Mandan.
class. Ernest q
N, D.
PRINTER .n,,ntrv office: state
with work Ia una pioneer Ex-
wages ana
press, Pemplha.
Observation-Disclosures automobile
repair man; also man Jos n. P.
partment. Ford Motor ~"
avenue.
1900 AuroMIRLE and gas en-
cheering school viii J v you orm-
tical instructions. Wrlte m
alton, 1925 Front street. -
- ----- ooyarnment
YOU ~ arth send postal for list
Of positions open. tranKlm
----- L.++ar one
WANTED At 49,. Steady work.
cIeahet e.nttary cleaners &c HatterE,
BernierS SahiIdAy
an N. p. avenue. -
-=1NTEN-S15 Guaranteed,
BARBER WHNr s25. no boozer
90 per caa1 iob TO right party.
wanted; sIeady Jup xya,ya *. ID,
Address j. Hueslnh.
BARBER WANTED az twe years
with n ana one-na preferred;
experienced SSaa1 a. ooG care Forum.
good wages
IUNNTED-By the Automobile own
WAN yion men whom we can
recommend to owners 1912 Hen
become naoaiis Ffinn.
nepin avenue
-=1-5Ee cTEANED Is cents, jew
NWA -mainsprings rs cents,
eis y one wear. j. Miller. $40
Front street. tpreo.
----=- A. $3.50 thoroughly ex-
WAN Al sro1,nd printer; per-
p~erIencsa pive ali information
manent ppotter The Gazette-News,
"a Piver n. D.
w1NTEn-canable oun man who
WAN saoh bapd and play infield with
can ata,r hall team; references
last ASaress Geo. Cook, Columbus,
Wanrsa'
N u
MANTED-Men to learn barber trace
ea- ar rnethod. Write for free
pIeles ratalogue, Moler Barber
1ll~ustrateI ~ Nicollet avenue, Min
Coliess, Stinn established 1893.
- flaming AND PRESSING
uAMTET1-An Young men and ladies
in Earsp rsssinr Parlors Is be clean.
rassad Phone POSE. Work
ed y $50 AaIivered free.
caneo 10
MhNrEn-A man that can do book
rAaning ana stenography with som
nSSsancs either la q lumber office
onntractor's must be strictly
no. and Rave good recommends. "
7 Curren, Valley City, n. y.
workers to represent L1 ~
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WANTED-Sober, reliable janitor;
steady position. Apply Forum, f:Sl
p m.
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HAVE Knight Printing Co. Print i.
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FOR sALE-cHIcKENs.

FOR SALES. C. White Orpingtons.
cheap. a few pullets and cockerels
out OF prize winners. We can furnish
you eggs for setting. All guaranteed
to be fertile. Chas. d. Blakeslee. 324
Ninth avenue south, Fargo, N. d.
TRY WENNER's REDs-They are
North Dakota bred, the kind that all
ways lay and are bred from prize win
ners; they are red to the skin. Send
for mating list free. M. H, Wenner.
r. r. 2, Sawyer, N, d.
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HELP w~ANTED-MALE.

JOHNSON CUTS hair for . cents.
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ZINE oPPoRFuNlTY for q man with
$4,000 to invest in a good payins
business; good salary and commlssao1
to start with. ] - no WIZ -
scbsTna but 4 good business opening.
This is an exceptional opening. Adj
dress 322, care Forum.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. grocery clerk,
references. Address 30S. care Fo-
rum.
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PARTNER WANTED Marketing
100 A, TOWNSHIP, Polk county. Min
nesota, railroad, elevator, located
general stock, lumber yard black
smith wanted, free lots, $4,000 build
ing $500. Box AIT, Lake City, la.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar % ana
stallion; wages $50 u Ihorhs'
Jessie, N. p.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
NOTICE OF ELECTION

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lower Milk River
Water Users Association will be
held between the hours of / O'Clock
p. M, and O'Clock p. m, on Monday
the second day of December, 1912, at
the office of b. W. Brockway, Secre-
tary thereof, at the town Of Malta,
in the county of Valley and State of
Montana, for the purpose of the
election of two directors for the
term of three years and for attending
to such other business as may prop
erly come before the stockholders.
Dated ut Malta, Montana, Nov. I'd,
1912.
Attest. r.. Nj. TRAFTON,
b. W. BROCKWAY, President.
Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
4 WEEK Of DANCES

The candidates ball given by Malta
Aerie, No. 1886, +. o. e., at their
hall last Friday evening was largely
attended and was a great success.
The box social and dance given at
the Black Coulee school house last
Saturday evening was a social and
financial success, the proceeds being
nearly $50. All who attended report
a most enjoyable time.
One of the best dances Of the season
was the one given by Messrs. Par
sons and Mauser Tuesday evening.
With complete Western Union elec-
ton returns, a good five piece or
chestra furnishing excellent music,
and r.. V. Tucker managing the
floor, the dance was a pronounced
success. The same management will
give big Thanksgiving ball, Nov.
27th.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
It Also Leads In The Race
On State Ticket

for the judgeship.
The vote on representatives fol-
lows: Republican-Clay 222, Marion
60, Scott so. Democrats-Ma, ,ki1 .,
Wallace ID, Slette Z. Progressive
Cookingham 40, Davies 81, Mcintyre
2S.
Andrew Davidson for commissions
er received a nice camplim entary
vote from his fellow toWnsmen, get
ting 1873 as against 80 for his nearest
opponent.
Malta did not forget Jim Stephens
giving him 1877 votes, Nacey getting
only AS.
Duncan for treasurer ran strong
receiving 12S as against 81, the high
est of his opponents.
Hill ran away ahead Of Fox for as
SCISSOR getting 139 to Fox 56.
Atwood ran ahead of Miss Sims
and Mann ran behind Conant for
surveyor.
Beede received 80 votes against 81
for clerk of of the court.
Babcock beat Slattery here for
county attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07

The Reclamation Service has
a warded contracts forthe constructio,
of 81 miles of Dodson South Cana
part of the great Milk River Irri
cation project, to two bidders, Il!
follows:
Schedules /, and 8, involving q
total of S97 900 cubic pards, awarded
to Charles Wilhite and Co., of Boise,
Idaho, for $163 $50.
Schedule 4 for excavating 400, 900
cubic yards: to Winston Brothers q
Co., of Minneapolis, Mimi, for $77,
600, making total of $24o,930.
This news was received here by
Project Engineer Geo. O. Sanford,
and it is largely due to his energetic
efforts that the awarding of the con-
tracts was expedited and that the
letting of the work so promptly fol-
lowed the opening of The bids.
1t can readily be appreciated what
an expenditure of $o5O,0o in this
vicinity means in business way as
we'll as insuring permanently gram
crops on IA vast acreage of land
Most Of the money necessarily will
be spent for labor and supplies to
say nothing of the demand it will
create for horses.
A large number of landseekers will
be attracted here, a number of whom
already have come to Malta seeking
locations.
The immediate awarding of the
contract shows that the government
officials have full confidence IN the
contractors to do the work.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
RESULTS IN THE COUNTY

The returns from Valley county SO
far as received indicate the election
of Dr.. Clay, republican, and j. "A.
Davis and r.. Il. Cookingham, pro-
gressives, to the legislature.
1t also appears that j. G. Duncan,
for treasurer, and Miss Sims for sup
erintendent of schools are the only
other republicans besides Dr.. Clay
elected on the county ticket with the
possible exception Of Stephens for
shiriff.
The Bull Moosers apparently have
captured the balance of the ticket.
Tattan (dem) and Utter (prog) ap-
pear to be in the lead for the judge
ship.
The precincts so far heard from are
Malta, Glasgow, Hinsdale, Bainville
Culbertson, Medicine Lake, Mondak,
Poplar, Nashna, Saco, Lovejoy,
Plentywood and Froid.
The vote OH representatives from
these are as follows: Republicans
Clay 700, Maroon 495, Scott 800.
DeE1ocrats-RIette 365, Matkin 1858,
Wallace 235. Progressive-Cooking.
hem 56S, Mcintyre sos, Davis 597.
The race so far between Stephens
and Nacey is neck and neck with pre-
cincts to hear from that should be for
Stephens.
Hill gave Fox a hard run for the
office of assessor.
The returns are too incomplete to
give furthnr details
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
BIG GRAIN YIELDS
Great Demand for Plow
and threshing Ootfits

No better evidence of the rapid de-
velopment Of his valley as a grain
growing section is the great number
of threshing and plow outfits that are
being shipped here. Right in front
of the ENTERPRISE Office at this writ
ing are four big Case traction engines
and Case separator which were
brought here by G. W. Hewitt, agent
for the Case.
These are in addition to others he
has placed here. Not only these but
many more of other makes have been
shipped into this section.
The great yield of grain has Great
ed demand for threshing outfits and
the splendid results Of this season
have encouraged the farmersto cult
vate more land, hence the demand
for plow outfits.
1t also is pleasing to see the car
loads of lumber that are being un-
loaded daily in Malta and are being
freighted by wagon into the country
to build homes and barns. This be-
speaks a bright future fer Malta.
In this year Of big crops in the
Milk River Valley. it is not unusual
to hear of farmers having thousands
of bushels Of grain but when one
man harvests and threshes Is, 435 bu-
shells Of grain, he deserves little
special mention. Wilfred Primeau Of
Strater, six miles cast of Malta,
threshed the above amount this fall
on his two farms. The biggest part
of his crop was oats, which he will
hold over until spring but he market
ed a number Of thousand bushels of
barley, wheat and flax at Malta and
also loaded two cars at the siding at
Strater with some of his neighbors.
Mr.. Primeau is a hard working farm
er--one of the go-ahead kind. He has
fine home Oh his ranch, large gran
aries and good stables for his stock
When the Malta creamery was first
organized he was one of the first
farmers to pledge a number of dairy
cattle and this fall he is getting to-
gether a good bunch of COWS for this
purpose to ready when the creamery
opens III the spring.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
DODSON DITCH CONTRACTS
HAVE BEEN LEI

Gus WiImert opens his new pool
room in the Cayanaugh building on
Fifth Avenue this evening"
! Project Engineer Sandford went to
Dodson vest erday on business con-
nected with the reclamation service,
e. S. Randall Of Chester is assist
ing Cashier Barnes at the First Nat
! lonal Bank during NJ Arnot's sick
ness.
Cold wave coming. Buy Stephen
son underwear. Once a wearer al
ways booster. Join the throng of
boosters. Malta Mere. Co., agents.
"A reception will be given by the
ladies Of the Methodist church for
their pastor, Rev. h. T.. Cookingham
and his family at the parsonage Fri
day evening.
w ORR was started this week on the
new warehouse for the reclamation
service, which is to be erected near
the Malta Mercantile Co.'S. warehouse
on Front street.
Rev. l.. j. CiIistler will hold the
"sua7 2nd sanday'jn the month Epis-
copal service in Eagles Hall this
coming Sunday, Nov. 10th at am.
and 7:3o pm. The public cordially
invited.
Z. L, Daniels, one of the propri-
etors of the Good Drug Co., which
VIII open for business in Malta Nov,
18th writes to the ENTERPRISE that
they shipped carload of goods from
Chicago on the 1st.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07

On Tuesday the Democrats swept
the country by an overwhelming ma
jority electing Woodrow Wilson
President. with the probability that
Congress- will be democratic in both
branches. The vote given the DEM
ocratic ticket is unprecedented
On the face of the returns Wilson
will receive 3S7 electoral votes'
Roosevelt 90, Taft l2 with 50
doubtful.
The states carried by Taft are Ida
no. Utah and Vermont, and those
carried by Roosevelt are Illinois,
Kansas. Michigan, Pennsylvania and
. Washington, Wilson carried the
rest.
If was the worst landslide in his
tory. The Democratic majority IN
the house is greatly increased while
indications are that the republican
Z majority in the Senate will be over
come March 4th.
The first returns from republican
strongholds foreshadowed Demo-
cratic victory.
The strong vote for Roosevelt and
the great fight made in Illinois ana
Pennsylvania for Roosevelt helped
Wilson materially.
Thousands of Republicans through
out the country followed the example
of the California republicans and
voted for Wilson. 1t was anything
to beat Roosevelt and President Iatt
was the victim.
: Sympathy played a part, many
voting for Roosevelt OH account OF
his haying been shot by lunatic in
Milwaukee.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
TURKEY SHOOT
George Smith will have II shoot at
the Imperial Yards every Saturday
afternoon until Thanksgiving day.

County Clerk Shoemaker was a
Malta visitor today.
Nick Schmitz has entered the COM
petition for the $4,000 prize given by
the Northwest Products Exposition
for the best sample of wheat, grown
on. dry land, from the same grain
that won first prize at the Valley
county fair.
James Battram is building a beau
tiful bungalow Oh Cosner street.
The foundation, basement walls and
porch columns will be of concrete
blocks while the main part Of the
house will be constructed along har-
monious lines. The work is now
we'll under way.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-11-07
RESULTS IN MALTA

Malta Is the one shining spot on
the political map. 1t stood glorious
ly by the party of protection and the
promoter of prosperity. 1t paid a
grand tribute to it's local candidate
for the legislature-Dr. Geo W.
CLAY. Democrats, Bull Moosers and
Socialists joined with republicans in
voting for him because he has SO ell
deared himself to the community by
his kind deeds.
He received 222 votes while his
closest opponent, r. L. Cookingham
on the Bull Moose ticket received 40
votes.
The contest here was spirited, all
parties working early and late to get
out the fnll strength of their vote.
Notwithstanding this the Republican
vote was twice that Of any other par
ty.
For presidential electors the high
est votes were-republicans, 9O;
democratic, "A; progressive, 81; Soc
ialist 20.
Judge Smith for U. S. senator re-
ceived 80 as against 80 for Walsh and
81 for Dixon.
Pray got 112 as against 20 for Stout
and 81 for Everett.
Wilson received 1O1 votes for Gov
erner, Edwards 40, Stewart IS and
j. Duncan %.
The vote OH the other state officers
was practically in the same proper
ton, the republicans averaging close
to the 100 mark.
Hurley (rep) and Utter (proe ed