The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-24
Additional Locals

Fresh bread at the Mercantile.
Get your seeds early at Clanton &
Brandon's.
"rhe Lion Tanners Revenge" at
the Orpheum tonight.
Mrs. Mary Jones visited friends in
Wagons Wednesday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. X. Plouffe,
Tuesday night, a boy.
Seeded raisins 1Oc per package while
they last, at Clanton & Brandon's.
Package raisins while they last at
1Oc per lb. at CIanton & Brandon's.
RENDER the base ball dance at the
Eagles hall tomorrow (Friday) night.
Onion sets--white, red, and yellow
at 1Oc quart. Clanton & Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. llaenel of Fort
man, are spending Il few days in
Malta.
Pittsbury Perfect Fercng - The
weld that held-for sale 10y the Malta
Mercan tile Co.
j. A. and Is. A. Button of Wiliston,
are here with the intention of start
ing business college.
Prof. j. "A. Button of Crookston,
Minnesota, will open business
college in Malta May list. 1t
Dutch Johnson was in from Tort
man Wednesday after gasoline for
the Sturman pillow outfit.
just received large shipment of
Ala bastine. Our assortment of tints
are co mplete. Malta Mercantile Co.
$50 bushels of potatoes for sale at
35c per bushel. Doepping Bros, 10
miles south Of Malta. 2-3wp
Assessor Fred Tanner went up in
the north country this morning to
find out what the people up there
have.
G. Francis Burke, OF Glasgow, was
in the city the latter part of last
week locating bunch of home
steaders.
G. W., Powell spent Sunday with
his family at Glasgow. Mrs. Powell
and children expect to move to Malta
in the near future.
Schusher & Stevens had a party of
, la ndseekeIs out south Yesterday. We
understand that part of them found
land that was satisf actory,
John Backed and Mr.. Nelson, from
| Albert Lee, Mimi, arrived in the
city yesterday and are busy hauling
| lumber to their claims south of town
| John Shady returned the last Of the
week from Illinois where he pur
chased a couple car loads of fancy
mitch cows. The cattle are expected
| here III q few days.
Prof. j. "A. Button, who opens {
school here soon, is al expert &C
/ countant, court reporter and com
mercial teacher of over twenty year
experience. i
Nick Schmltz was in the other da,
II ursing a finger that he tried to ru1
through his end gate seeder. Th
seeder stood the trial all right but j
was little tough Oh the finger.
The international Harvester &C
are of the opinion that they will sci
in Montana this year about thirt
p er cent more machinery than eve
before in the history of the state.
Graduates of Buttons chain Q
business colleges are holding pos
tions all over Minnesota, North Da
kota, South Dakoto, Montana, Idaho
Washington Oregon and Nvester
Canada.
At the last meeting of the Woman
club the following delegates to tn
state federation were elected: Mrs
A. Davidson and Mrs. G. l.. Par
J. ridge; alternates, Mrs. w. McLella
and Mrs. t. M. Facey. The FEEDER;
ii on meets in June at Livingston.
The change in the bounty la
makes it a little more difficult t
collect the bounty Oil coyotes al
wolves. Under the new law partit
killing bounty animals will have
take the pelts to Glasgow and tut
til EN- over to the sheriff, also take
witness with them. Before the pei
were accepted by deputy bounty il
pectors in nearly all the towns
the county. Under the new law
would take at least half a dozen co,