The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17

j Harry Cosner was = county sea,
visitor Tuesday.
George Armstrong was in from til,
Larb hills this week.
Mems bib overalls and jackets al
ooc each at the Mercantile.
For long or short time farm loaar
see Lyman Barnes. 52tf
We have our onion sets-red. white
yellow; get yours early at Clanton s
Brandon's.
Claude Moore of Glasgow, was ur
the latter part Of last week OH bust
ness matters.
Without a question the Sure-fit is
the most humane horse collar ever
produced. b. H. Koke.
A big barn dance is being adver-
tised for the Goth of April at Walter
Risen's place at Lovejoy.
Wanted-Good competent girl for
general homework. Address Mrs.
O. w. Simonson, Malta, Mont.
There is no shoe that wears as long
and looks as good as the "Mayer"
shoe. 10 prove it see Kilduff.
Peter Tetrault was in from Beaver
creek Monday night. He says Beaver
creek is higher than ever this season.
For Sale-One-half interest in
good paying business in Malta. For
particulars address Box Gil, Malta,
Mont.
Joe Hales was in from the Hales
b os. ranch after supplies Monday
Ed. McGrady went out with Mr..
Hales Tuesday.
Fred Cooper was at Saco Tuesday
where he purchased another barber
chair and in the future he will run a
three chair shop.
"The Law Of the West" brought !
out packed houses at the Orpheum
last Saturday for both the afternoon
and evening shows.
VIM. Sper Ger was a business visitor
in Malta Monday and Tuesday. He
left Tuesday afternoon for his ranch
in the Larb hills country.
The district court was busy place
Tuesday as about $50 citizenship
papers were issued, mostly from the
east end of the county.
Kilduff leads in the hardware line.
Stock is large and complete, prices
Are right, goods are right. and you
will do right in buying them.
The Hub, at Glasgow, was entered
md till robbed Monday night. There
vas some other stuff taken but we
lid not learn just how much.
The people of Saco are to have a
bridge across Milk river this summer.
The county commissioners selected
he bridge site Tuesday. 1t will be
QUILT north and east of the town.
Dan Mckay was up the latter part
# last week calling on his numerous
riends and looking after his land in.
erests here. Dan has turned out to
,e a professional county divider but
nodesty prevents his hanging out his
lingle.
j. B. Masterson was fined $500 for
traction engine over a city
'rossing without planking. Mr..
was of the opinion that
cement crossings were the only ones
hat needed planking to comply with
he city ordinance.
We heard gentleman from another
own say the other day that "Malta
vas going ahead this year." Can
lnyone tell why it should not? We
rave as good a country as can be
'ound and the best and most pro-
yressive little city in Montana. 1t is
doubtful if one will find the improve
nents in progress in town twice the
'iZe of this in the state.
Mrs. John Tunelius died at her
nome south of the city Sunday eve
hing. The cause of death was cancer
# the stomach. The deceased came
% this county three years ago with
Ter husband from Chicago and since
hen they have resided on their claim.
She was IS years of age and a woman
highly respected by all who knew her.
She leaves to mourn her departure a
husband, two daughters and two
ons. All excepting two sons who
eside in Chicago were at her bed
ide when death came. The funeral
viii be held this (Thursday) after
loon at 2 p. M, from the home and
he remains laid to rest in the Malta
The Borrowing ones have
he sympathy of all in their bereav g.
aent. i