The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-13

1 STORE.
Have you seen those Sincerity suits
and ovprcoats at Edwards & Nc
Iel}an's?
Get ready for winter by buying
warm clothing at Edwards Il Nc
lellan's.
If you enjoy good laugh don't
fail to see the show at the Orph-
cum riday night.
More Keen kutter pocket knives
are used than any other kind. Ed
wards & Mcclellan.
A. +. Southwick and IT. $. Mumson
made final proof before Commissioner
Brockway Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. Morrison and Miss Pearl
Watson were in the city the first of
the week calling OH friends.
The Malta Orchestra have bills out
announcing big dance III the Eagles
hall Friday night, Nov. 14th.
Ed White returned to this city Sum
day from several days business
trip through the western part Of the
state.
NJ rs. Henry Plott has been i'm very
poor health the past week, being con-
fined to her bed with bad case Of
quinsy.
A. S. Hanscom has his new house
in the south part of the town compile
ted and it is being occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Hanson.
Thos. Facey was down to Saro Sat
urday night assisting the band boys at
that place in pulling off the biggest
dance Of the season.
Mrs. Mater, who has been at the
Malta hospital for the past three OF
four weeks sick with infiammatory
rheumatism, is slowly improving.
Geo. Hewitt since selling ont the
garage will devote his time in the
future to the sale OF the Case goods
for which he has been the agent fol
some time.
Miss Montgomery, teacher in the
primary room, has been very sick
this week and her place i'll the school
room has been taken 10y one Of the
high school girls.
Carl Brandon, G. T. Daniels, Mar.
shall Harris and Chas. Nelson re-
turned Sunday from a deer hunting
trip of ten days down Oh the Missouri
and, they had pretty good luck as they
brought home four fine deer Will
them.
Ed IIough returned Monday night
to Grand Forks, n. d., to get a cou
pie Of ears of immigrant stuff ready
to ship to this point early in Febru
AIRY. II and a couple of his neigh
bors from Dakota have filed on claims
southwest of town.
The auction sale at the VIM. Kesse
place Tuesday was well attended an(
the day was exceptionally bad. Ev
erything rought top prices, COWS
selling as high MS Sl03 per head ant
: spring calves up to 1913. Pigs weigh
ing $50 pounds brought rs high AZ
SIS. Auctioneer Tucker got all there
was in the stuff.
Mrs. w. II. Mann and baby came
down from Malta last Thursday ant
, are the guests Of her sister, Mrs. w
II. Grogan. Mrs. Mann lived il
, Glasgow for a number of years ant
consequently has so many friend!
} here that she can easily spend severa
t weeks here among old acquaintance!
and be kept busy all the time calling
= among them. GlasgoW News.
We notice by one of our exchanges
J that tile young fellow who stung
: number Of Malta people with a ma
s OF the Northwest WAS arrested ut Gil
/, ford for obtaining money under falls
A pretenses. lie should have had til
: same package handed to him here a
0 he misrepresented his goods here ant
: when delivered were far from beln
t the elaborate map he sold.
Schultz & Devers have complete
e the steam heating plant in the he,
= Survant block and have it working j.
e rst-class condition. Mr.. Devers
g the gentleman who did the work is
y fine fellow, accommodating, and ha
). made numerous friends her. Thi
c company expect to start shop her
|. in tina spring and there is 10 douL
J. but that they will meet with the hes
e of success.
10 the people who furnished s
g generously and helped with the wor
e at the Bazaar the ladies of the Co,
e gregational Aid Society want t
e thank them most heartily. It was