The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-20

ines1 iot OF Nenatchee apples
at kilduff's. Standard and fancy
grades.
Little Miss Cora Olson. of Dodson.
visited at the home of Alderman Mis-
felt over Sunday.
Lest you should get-there will
be something doing at the Eagles hall
tomorrow night.
Master Buster Hyatt is spending
the week with his grandmother, Mrs.
McC loud, in HAvre.
a Majestic range viii make any
woman happy for life. But it at Ed
wards 4 McLellan's.
| have three two and one-half
months old Poland China boar pigs
! for sale. l.. III. Uglard.
Miss Eva Souch arrived in the city
from l.angdon, n. d., for a visit with
relatives ia Il i, locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Craving are the
parents of little baby boy born to
tHell yesterday morning.
A rem arkable drama Of love
and college life. in two parts. at
the Crpheurn Saturday.
B. w. Brockway was at Glasgow
the first Of the week on business con-
nected with the land office.
The feed-grinder at the Shady &
Cuiberts garage is doing a big bust
ness and is busy all the time.
There are lots of overcoats, but
when you buy one it will pay you to
get q ''Sincerity' at Edwards Il Me-
IeIlan's.
The Imperial Lumber Co., is en-
larging their yard at this place and
are busy this week putting up Il fence
east of the office.
Rev. Kelly has taken rooms at the
Dr. Clay residence in tins city where
he will make his headquarters during
his residence in Malta.
Parties wanting a dressed hog or
mutton will please leave their orders
early as | have a limited number yet
for sale. A. LaFond, III.
The club house OIL BoWdoin lake
has been closed for the season and
keeper Chas. Mater has moved to his
farm in that vicinity.
Louis Frank has had n set of post
cards printed describing a bunch Of
/ horses which were stolen from his
ranch down on the Missouri some
time ago.
Deputy Sheriff Cassidy returned
Monday from Deer Lodge where lie
delivered a couple of prisoners to the
walden sent up from this county.
Mrs. Henry Holmes had the mis-
fortune to fall and hurt herself quite
badly one day last week at her home
down near Woodbridge. 1t will be
some time before she is able to get
around again.
The weather the past week has been
| lNSttl anu NhllC IHC CdSLClII Ot(tCCS
have been buried in snow we have
enjoyed the incest of fall weather.
Who would want to leave Montana to
spend the winter in California?
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society
meets today with Mrs. Cookingham
and the ladies are parparing for a
large amount of work this winter.
They have just recently organized
: and already have large and growing
membership.
Leo B. Coleman of Glasgow, was a
guest Of the Wallace Coburn home
the early part of the week. On Wed
: nesday Mr.. Coburn accompanied by
e Mr.. Coleman left for the Cobur1
, ranches on the Missouri river where
! they will spend several days hunting
e Geo. W. kemper was the successful
A bidder for the sewerage and Wate1
works in the two special improve
| ment districts which have been re-
n Gently created. There was another
s bidder here from IaVre and the two
e bids were very near til same figure
i Next Thursday is Thanks givins
;. and most of the business houses ar,
II making arrangements to close for ;
L part of the day at least. The Enter
prise will close i'm the afternoon ant
e we wish our advertisers would &c
t the changes for their ads in as earl,
!, in the week as possible.
J. Thomas McClary, the third humble
i of the lecture course here this winter
# will appear at the Eagles hall to-mor
y row night and comes to the people o
e this place very highly recomm ended
8 He ranks high as an entertainer o
:, exceptional ability. Remember tn
date, Friday, Nov. 21st.