The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-12-18
All kinds of farm machinery at ac-

All kinds of farm machinery at &C
tua] cost at Cosner y Co.'s.
Two able bodied men want rant h
W ,rk. Inquire of +. Il. Kramer.
We have one of the best ranch prop
critics in the state for sale. Cosner y
Co.
Oranges. bananas, grapes. graz
fruit, pears, lemons. Special Amas
stock at Facey's.
James Abrams is at Zortman this
week attending to business connected
with the wholesale house.
Great variety Of dolls, from the
smallest to the largest. See them
and YOU IL admire them. st. HilI's.
Don't forget the bazaar and lunch
con given by the ladies aid society at
the Nj. T.. church Saturday afternoon
and evening. Come and enjoy your
selves.
Mrs. Harry Lyden had the mis-
fortune to fall and break an arm
Tuesday morning. DR.. Clay was
,nl!eu to reduce the fracture and at
present she is getting along nicely.
Valley county has sent rs convicts
to the state prison during the past
wear, according to the she.i ifs re-
port. There were 80 convictions in
tile district court. but ten OF the de-
PENDANTS We're paroled.
The Christmas program at the M.
Z. Sunday school Christmas eve will
be something new in the way OF ell
tertainment. The children are learn
ing their parts well and ali who come
will be assured of II well spent even
ing.
The summarized records from
about 1875 meteorological stations OF
the weather bureau in Montana show
the past montl, to have been one OF
the mildest and driest Novembers Of
the past 10 years. In these respects
it was very similar to November,
1912. which was also exceptionally
dry.
The Malta creamery since starting
has turned out almost seven tons or
butter, and with the exception OF a
very small shipment or two the Ell
tire output has been consumed at
home. For the first year the cream
pry has not done bad at all and it is
expected that another season will see
the creamery running just about at
it's full capacity.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Malta creamery was
held last night in the First State bank
and the business of the year gone
over. 1t was dec ded to build an ice
house this winter and to put up their
own ice. This has been quite an eN-
pense during the past season, and 1t
is though, il will be far cheaper to
put in their summers supply this
winter.
A bill to remove the limitation on
the amount that may be accepted
from depositors in the postal savings
banks has been passed by the house.
The measure would permit unlimited
deposits, but s 4 900 is fixed us the
maximum on which interest would
be paid. Under the present law, the
limit is $40 for each ca!ander month,
no account to exceed $500 exclusive
of accumulate ed interest.
The carload of hogs belonging to
Ezra Ereaux, of which mention was
made last week, was shipped to Great
Falls Monday and Melted Mr.. Ereanx
the neat sum of $1,20S.00. The hogs
shipped were all April and May pigs,
and the average weight when shipped
was 225 pounds. Can you imagine
amy easier and quicker money than III
hogs? Mr.. Ereaux expects to raise
about twice the number in 1.-THE COM
ing season that he did this, and will
find just as ready sale for them. A
carload from North Dakota was on
the market the same day rs those
mentioned above and were not near
up to the hogs from here.
The janitor at the Eagles hall last
night evidently thought it would not
be up to the dignity of his official
position unless lie was soused and
according to his conviction got in
that state. A plain drunk when he
tries to avoid the public is bad
enough but when ~ man trusted with
the comfort of the public gets in that
condition and makes perfect ass OF
himself and Tolls around in sight of
respectable ladies, gentlemen and
children it is going beyond the limit.
Roach has reached the level to which
few men sink and is not tit to