The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-06-13

to Canada
Young pigs for sale. j. A. Ebaugh.
Good underwear at 81 .25 the suit at
kilduff s.
he sure and see Brockway before
you write your Hail Insurance.
Two BARRIERS. Good work, Shor-
tvs Shop.
The story of her vacation was told
by an Eastman Kodak. Get one at
Malta Drug Store.
The only place in Malta where
sign Shorty's Shop.
Honor Brand canned fruit, extra
fancy at Clanton & Brandon's. We
also have Giant Brand at 25c.
Buy the guaranteed Foot Lift Plow.
Your money back if not satisfied.
Malta Mercantile Co., Agents.
"A stitch in time saves mines, and
cent invested in Hail Insurance with
Brockway saves twelve and one-half
cents in case of loss by hail.
Miss Helen Caselberg is at home
from Great Falls where she has been
attending school and will spend her
vacation at the Hotel Malta with her
parents.
We are still in the lumber business
and have a big stock Oh hand. If
you want lumber cheap, get our pric-
es before buying elsewhere.
Malta Mercantile Co.
Mrs. c.. w. Powell and two little
daughters, Cora and Evalyn OF Glas-
gov, arrived in this city Friday and
spent the latter part of the week and
Sunday at the home of Mrs. W. j.
Tressler and visiting other friends.
Mrs. j. +. Kildutf, president OF
the Malta Woman's Club, has APP
pointed Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Edwards,
and Mrs. Facey a committee to look
after the Malta Public Library.
Mrs. Sanford is chairman of the
board.
j. A. Ebaugh is home after an en-
forced absence of several weeks at
the old home of his mother, Mrs.
Sadie Black in the Little Rockies.
About two months ago Mr.. Ebaugh
was the victim of a runaway accident.
hni in1a 1u
wagon in which he was riding onto
a stump. had several ribs broken and
was otherwise bruised and injured,
hence his condition prevented him
from riding even to Malta. He is
now almost his former self.
The estate of John Moss, consist
ing of his ranch, machinery, horses
and cattle, was sold this week as per
advertisement. The ranch, horses
and machinery were sold Monday at
the ranch, about twenty five miles
south west of Saco, Lem Mansker
bidding them IN at $2650.00, his bid
being the only one made. The cattle
were sold at G. E. Broadbrook Is place
at Saco Tuesday. The cattle were
started at $50 per head but were soon
bid up to $40 at which figure they
were sold to H. H. Martin, of Canada.
There was a large crowd at both sales
and the estate as a whole according
to our informant brought more than
the appraised value.-SacO Indepen-
dent.
&c. Mcdonald, the music man,
has gone where the wood bine twineth
and the flowers do not bloom, leaving
behind him quite number of cred
itors to lament his loss. Some of
them, no doubt were North Montana
wild cat journals with poor credit
man at the helm. Some demure,
sweet, little lassies of society in
Havre are also perhaps eXclaiming
mid tenderest tears of soulful regret,
with Shakespeare: parting is such
sweet sorrow." The music man un-
like the cat will not come back
That Seattle widow who has just
fallen heir to six hundred thousand
dollars can put her duds in McDon-
aid 8 trunk any time-and the Havre
Promoter will not object if it's bill
for advertising remains unpaid
! Havre Democrat.