The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-08-21
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EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

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have on my listing one of the best
100 acre farms in the vicinity of Nal
ia on the line of the G. N. Ry., well
improyed: all land tillable. If you
are live wire, grab this. See kra-
| mer.
ID. w. Van Loon and A. Nudge,
ranchers out on tile south bench, are
busy these days hauling lumber out
to their ranches near Halfway Coulee.
MI. Van Loon will build a stable and
Mr.. Nudge a granary,
| Fred Benzinger, the popular barber
at the Great Northern hotel was
among those to lose his crop by the
Thursday nights hail storm. Fred
has been playing in hard luck with
his farming operations.
| can sell you one of the best 100
farms II miles from Malta, all land
tllIable; first-class blue joint hay
land. All fenced; no improvements
other than fencing. A snap at $40
per acre. If you have the dough
loosen up and spread it OH this land.
See Kramer.
Sometime in the near future two of
the B. d. Phillips bands of sheep
which have been summering OH the
northern ranges will be trailed to a
shipping point on the e. n. Ry in
No. Dakota, as there is a large saving
III freight rates, the charges being
much lower than at Malta.
The editor of this paper and his
wife returned Sunday morning from
attending the state press meeting at
ka]lspell. We were most royalty ELL
tertained by the people of that enter
prlsng city and We're kept busy sight
seeing from the time of our arrival to
that of our departure. We We're also
taken on trip through the Glacier
National Park, which is as enjoyable
d trip as one can make.
VIM, Mcclellan showed us a couple
of mounted trout that he caught when
he and Mr.. I,rpssler were sights eeine
IN the Glacier park. They are two
excellent specimens and are some
tAlng to be proud Of. One of them is
the big one he caught While the other
IS OF the "cut- throat" VARIETY. Mr..
Mcclellan has q large collection of
mounted birds and animals and never
misses a chance TO make an addition
Success IN dairyng depends as
much on the kind of care and manage
ment bestowed on the herd as upon
the breed, A highly j. developed dairy
COW capable OF doing great work loses
her superior commercial value in I'M
favorable surroundings and under UNI
favorable treatment. On another
page of The Enterprise we print AN
article entitled, "Prolitable Manage
ment of Dairy Herd" The owner of
one COW as well as the owner of a
herd will find this article worth read
ing
Game Warden Carruth of IIayre
passed through the city on Saturday
on his way to Lake BoWdojn where
he Went to investigate the report that
people were shooting ducks on the
west end Of the lake. State game
warden nellart is making II very ac-
tive canvas against the "sOOners
and any one caught shooting ducks
before September lst will be prosecu-
ted to the full extent Of the law. Mr.,
Carruth tells us that a good many
deputies have been named who will
see that those who hunt after the 1st
Of September must have licenses or
they are apt to be fined $500 and
court costs. We might suggest that
our people who generally do some
hunting at Lake BoWdoin had better
protect themselves with a hunting
license which costs but one dollar
and thus obyiate amy misunderstood
ing with the game Wardens.