The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-14
Additional Locals


Tunison Il Sons.
Eor Rent-Some nice office rooms.
Edwards g. Mcclellan. tito
Good oats at the elevator for S1.25
per hundred while they last.
Good winter wheat seed for sale at
the st. Anthony & Dakota Elevator.
The annual meeting of the Montana
State Bankers Association is in SEES
sion to-day at Helena.
Miss Sophie Anderson of Cashton,
Wis, is guest this week of her sis
ter, Mrs. W. @. Price.
Richard Teslow came in from Min
nesota Monday night and is looking
for claim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Argent are the
proud parents of a little daughter
born to them Monday.
Ole w. Simonson spent a few days
the latter part Of last week on his
farm in the north country.
E. j. Hodgnan and wife are here
this week from Minnesota on a visit
to her brother, VIM. Chase.
Edwards & Mcclellan have installed
a new Bowser gas-Glling tank near
their store on Fifth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed White are en-
joying visit this week from his
parents, who came up from Glasgow
Friday.
Cole Bros. took out a new steel
frame Buffalo Pits threshing machine
the latter part of last week and are
getting ready for a big run this fall.
Talbot and force are busy this
week laying Il cement sidewalk on
Fifth Avenue in front of the new Ed
wards & Mcclellan buildings.
Mrs. McGregcr, Of Uinsdale, is
here this week on a visit to her two
daughters, Mrs. Fred Hall and Mrs.
G. f. Secrest.
j. II. Pugh returned to this city
the first of the week from a several
days visit and business trip to points
Oh the coast.
Wesley II. Misener, residing south
of town, and Miss Maggie Wallace Of
Havre We're married last week and
will make their future home on the
groom S farm near this place.
There will be services held at the
home of l.. Larson, south of town
} the last Sunday Ill this month. An
invitation is extended to all to attend
these services.
} ID. a. G. Floweree was down from
Helena the latter part of last week
looking after his cattle south of town.
He made the trip down in his loco
mobile.
Sam Dumont was taken before JUS
tice Brockway on Monday morning
charged with the use Of indecent Ian
guage on the streets and was assessed
a fine of $500, which was paid.
A. L. Brunzell was taken before
! Justice Brockway Tuesday morning
charged with being drunk and disor.
derby and entered plea of guilty. A
fine of $40 was assessed against him.
Jos. Reynolds, foreman for the
Long X people down on the Missouri
was in the city the first Of the week
greeting his numerous friends anc
: attending to business matters.
Commencing this week we will pub
lish the local markets at the head o.
the local news columns. Now thai
some grain has commenced to move
we think it would be of interest tt
our readers. They will be corrected
up to noon each Thursday.
| Last Monday at the home of he
son five miles east of town occurred
the death of Mrs. Mary Gage, tn,
cause of her death being dropsy
The deceased had lived in this localit,
for the past five years and at tn,
time of her death was seventy-si,
years OF age. Some time ago the OLE
lady fell and fractured bone in he
/ hip from which she never fully re
covered. The funeral services wer
from the home Tuesday afternoon ant
conducted by Rev. Cookingham ant
burial made in the Malta cemetery
She leaves besides son, Franz
= Gage, two daughters, Mrs. Henri,
= Hunt and Mrs. II. A. Turner, hos
of friends to mourn her loss.
The unqualified valuation of al
real and personal property in Mon
tana, exclusive of the railroads
amounts to the total of s201 900 1919