The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-09-04
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Minn.. arrived in Malta W ednesday
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. john
Parsons.
If you want a special bargain III
valley land that is now paying better
than 20 per cent OH the investment,
sse BrockWay.
There will be English Lutheran
services held at the home of l.. Larson
south of town next Sunday at II am.
An invitation is extended to all to be
present.
If you want one of the best small
dairy farms IN this locality with
plenty of water, timber, so acres OF
good cultiyable land and with home
stead land adjoining, see BrockWay.
a. NJ. Sheldon, general manager OF
the Imperial Elevator Co., and son
Ralph, of Minneapolis, spent Sunday
in this city. MI. Sheldon and son
We're OH their way to spend a short
vacation III Glacier Park.
! If you are in the market for q nice
little broom cottage on the south
side we have it foryou: also have six
we'll located lots. If you want city
property in any part of the city it will
pay you to see Kramer & Sargent
Office in First State Bank.
b. d. Phillips arrived in the city
the latter part of last week from Oak
land (Cal.), and will spend some time
on his ranch here. MIR. Phillips has
not been in the best of health of late
which was the cause of his late arri-
val this summer in this city.
George Murphy WAS up yesterday
from Streator and says the wheat
down his way is averaging from ten
to tWelyes bushels per acre. When
the weather for growing is taken into
consideration this is a good yield as
there are many parts in the Dakotas
that the crops there do no better il
good years.
The railroad commissioners vii
make a trip OF inspection over this
I line of the Great Northern the latter
part CT this week and it is possible
| that it it was brought TO their atten.
| ton there might be Il crossing put il
I to connect mouth ahd south Maitt
| otherwise than several strings Of cars
/! It's worth an effort, at least.
| Norman Ronnino, who lives in Tin
country north Of i.oyejoy, came nea
! meeting death in q we'll Tuesday at
telnoon. lie was at work dg9inI
| when rock fell from the bucket a
| the dirt was being hauled UP strikin
I him on the head inhicting a ba
/ wound. lie was brought to town lat
/ that evening and Dr.. Clay was calle
to dress the cut. He is getting alom
as we'll as could be expected unde
the circumstances.
A gentleman by the name Of kral
| arrived here last week and purchase
| II NaII IlAGlt5b III ilit tjsthbI tiolil w
VI Anderson. The oven is being put int
4 place in the basement of one of tl
| Suryant buildings, and the room owe
{ the oven Will be used as a store an
/ restaurant. Tile two gentlemen owl
| ing the bakery are both experience
II bak ers and Will 40 doubt meet wit
the best of patronage.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. lIoWerton gay
/ Il pleasant birthday party at thei
| home last Thursday afternoon, til
1 occasion being the ninth birthda
\ anniversary of their daughter Cleo
II The little folks were delightfully."- Ell
II tertained during the afternoon an
II lunch was served at ) O CLOCK. Thos
| present were Henrietta and Essi
/ Battram, Carrie and Grace Wolfe
| Lille and Dorothy Edwards, Gayl
| and Blanche Johnson, Violet Vesetl
| Daisy Carol, Ella Dagiinrud, Ma
guerte Argent, Geraldine Bishel
II Wanpta Richardson, Dottie Aimo
II and Gladys Nelson.