The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-17
QUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

week.
Second. hand furniture for sale
Call on +. r. Kramer at the Eirs
state Bank.
Now is the time. Come right il
and make yourself at home at tht
Variety Store.
There are people in Malta who cal
save you 20 cents per acre on YOU
hail insurance. See White & Daniels
w. ". Mendenha}l was in the
latter part of last week and made
Communication proof before Commits.
sioner Brockway.
| have one Of the best 16O-acre re.
linquishments in Valley county,
miles from Malta. This is a snap.
Talk to T. r. Kramer.
A shipment of Reagan's bread ar
irving every morning. Phone us
your orders and we will deliver
promptly. Malta Mere. Co.
| have one of the best 100 acre tracts
between Malta and Dodson, all under
irrigation. Will sell cheap for cash,
or will trade for livestock. Kramer.
Malta is getting it's share of shows
and circus tins summer. On We'd
nesday of next week we have 1.-The
Girl From Over There" under cam
vass.
AT the last meeting Of st. Mary S
Guild held with Mrs. G. I. Daniels it
was decided to hold no more meetings
until the first regular meeting in Sep
TENDER,
Mrs. Ed. Johnson returned to Malta
Saturday night from q visit with
relatives in Minnesota and left for
her home near Wagner Sunday
morning.
No. 3, Volume /, of the Glasgow
Democrat came to our exchange
table the past week, edited by Dan
Mctiovern. 1t is q neat, neWsy
sheet and we wish it q long life and
the best of success.
James T. Bent and Miss Nellie
| Chapman were married Monday by
Justice Brock way at his office in this
city. The young man is a farmer
south of town and the lady of his
choice comes from Illinois. Wewish
them all kinds Of success in their
married life.
The Malta Mercantile store was
broken into last Thursday night at a
! late hour but the thief was caught
before he got away with anything.
We understand the door was forced
open at the bottom far enough to get
a wire hooked into the top bolt which
let them have free access. 1t appears
there were more than one i'm the deal,
but fellow giving his name as Geo.
Roberts was the only one caught, and
he seemed surprised to think he was
in the Mercantile instead of bed.
II was sent to Glasgow where he will
have a chance to figure out just how
he came to be there. There has been
q number Of undesirable characters
in the city the past week OF so, and a
little extra precaution on the part of
the citizens might save them consid-
cradle loss.
The city council has set Monday
night next for mass meeting Of the
citizens of Malta to meet with them
in the Eagles hall, at which time they
would like to meet all the residents
Of the town and taxpayers to have
them go over the Water-works and
sewerage system with them. This is,
Or should be, Of interest to everyone
in town, and everyone should turn out
and attend. There is lot to be
learned and the council wants the
people to thoroughly understand the
situation. There is a large amount
of money to be expended soon and it
is the peoples money that will be
spent. Attend the meeting and see
what it is to be spent for, and if you
do not attend do not find fault wit
those who do the best they can for the
welfare of tile town.
Almost three months ago we pub
llshed an article in this paper tellln G
our readers that Malta WAS to hay e
an electric light system at an early
date. Our information came at that
time from Mr.. Moore, Of G lasgoW,
who was to install the system. Since
then we have had the plant started
several times, aud everything but the
| lights turned on. For the past month
or six weeks there has been nothing
done except to gather up the poles
that We're scattered around town.
Moore has been laying off on the
proposition, claiming the council WAS
not ready to meet him. 10 our GER