The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-02
published every Thursday in the year
Additional Locals

James Murray was business Wis
ltor at llavre Saturday and Sunday.
Good winter wheat seed for sale al
the st. Anthony & Dakota E!evat or
The best shoes that money can buy
are Florsheim at EdWa! DIS & McLel-
lan's.
| have 4 number Of young pigs from
to 10 weeks old for sale. l.. II.
Upland.
w. b. Mitten of Glendale, SD, is
a guest this week of his daughter,
Mrs. l.. \. Sharp.
While on your way step in and be
fitted with a Sincerity overcoat at
Edwards & Mclellan's.
a. w. Schilling made final proof
on his homestead before Commits
sioner BrockWay last Saturday.
| still have number of lots 4Ox240
at $50 each: 81 down and 81 per week
without interest. L. ii. Ugland.
You will get the quality and you
will get the fit if you buy Sincerity
clothes at Edwards 4 McLellan's.
Ed White is spending the week in
Dawson county in the interests of a
life insurance company which he rep
resents.
If you want special bargain in
valley land that is now paying better
than 20 per cent on the investment,
see Brockway.
4. Y. Sharp made trip out to Phil
lips Sunday morning with one of
Powell's cars, taking out party of
two for Zortman.
Harry Birney was in from the Yes
eth ranch near Phillips the first of
the week visiting his old-time friends
and attending to business matters.
Two tirst-class 320-acre relinquish-
ments near Malta. Some improve
ments. AT a price satisfactory to the
buyer. See Kramer & Sargent. 25tf
Adolph La Fond and family returned
Monday night from a week at the
state fair at II elena. While absent
they also visited friends in Missoula.
Miss Helen Caselberg departed Sun
day night for Valley City, n. Oak,
where she will resume her studies in
the State Normal College for the
coming year.
We have fine modern Broom resi-
dence, close in. Good barn and other
This is one of the
best homes in the city of Malta. See
Kramer & Sargent. 25tf
George Hewitt is having the build
ing he recently purchased from b. II.
Koke on Fifth avenue removed to lots
his residence property and
will fit same up for a dwelling house
to rent.
Robert Johnson, in the employ of
B. D. Phillips. fell from a hay-rack
one day last week and one or two
fingers of the left hand were broken.
He carries his arm in a sling in con-
sequence.
Misses Minnie Beck and Ella Neu-
mann, who have been visiting friends |
in Great Falls the past three weeks,
returned to Malta last Saturday and
;o; o1p% ,,l f.,;o
for some time.
A. Il. johnson of Hillsboro, n. d.,
Emery Nelson of Texas, and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Heiser of Illinois are new set |
5lers who have recently filed on land
and became residents of the sun Prai
RE country south of Malta.
Stephen Jandis, Indian agent for
he Turtle Mountain Indians, was
here last week from Dakota looking
after the holdings of that tribe of
Indians at this place. The Turtle
Mountain Indians ale the ones hold
ing the choice land in the country
north of town.
Louis Labrie and Miss Celia Bros
seau, both of this city. were united in
at the Catholic church Sum
lay last and will make their home at |
MI. Labrit's ranch on Alkalai about |
seven miles southwest Of Malta. A
wedding dinner was served at the |
groom S home in the afternoon and a
reception and dance followed,
Mr.. H. |. Cowling, the official gov
eminent photographer, was in town |
the first part of the week taking pho
tographs OF points Of interest around
Dodson, Malta. and Glasgow, con
nected with the Milk River project.
This is being done with Il view Of in !
teIestiug eastern people to look over
land here, and either buy or take up
homesteads.
Deputy Sheriff Casady arrested a
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