The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-10


40c Id. Clanton & Brandon.
Two good work horses for sale a
the North Side livery barn.
Everything in dried fruits. Ge
our prices. Clanton & Brandon.
Big sale OH oranges, ITO dozen al
3oc dozen. at Clanton & Brand1 MS.
For Sale-A Singer sewing machin,
as good as new. Inquire at the jewel
ry store. 51.2
Philip Weislman returned the frs
of the week from busine IS trip te
Chinook.
Robert McLane returned Saturday
from a visit at the Twin Cities and
Chicago.
Mrs. Byron Hurley and daughter
of Wagner, were calling on friends il,
this city Tuesday.
Mrs. Souch and daughter, and Mrs
Mclaughlin refunded Sunday to
their home in Dakota.
Cashier Barnes was attending tc
business matters at the county seat
the latter part of last week.
Miss Mary Nelson was passenger
Monday to Glasgow where was a wit.
ness in the Trafton VS.. Smith case.
Remember the trip through Nor
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Jansen Fuhr at the opera house
April 18th.
Mrs. Ray Watson and children left
Sunday morning for Langdon, N. D.,
where they will remain some time
with her pare ants.
The social dances each Friday night
after the motion picture show are at
tracing their share of attention and
are thoroughly enjoyed by our dance
goers.
j. r. Whorley, who has been break
ing OIL the G. n. out of Devils Lake,
n. D., returned to Malta Saturday
and will spend the summer on his
claim north of town.
Frank Schempp was in from his
farm Monday to confer with Engineer
Sanford in regard to carpenter work
in connection with the irrigation
work now in progress.
Senator Suryant and a force of
Workmen went down to Beaver Creek
Monday to make some repairs for
some damage on his ranch done by
the recent high water.
p. F. Ryder, the genial auditor for
the Imperial Elevator Co., was in the
city Saturday from Chinook and or
dered The ENTERPRISE sent to his
address for the next year.
The friends and relatives OF the late
Lew Breshears and Ray Watson wish,
through the columns of The ENTER
PRISE, to thank those who so kindly
assisted them in their bereavement.
j. H. Tousley, state deputy for the
NJ. W. A. lodge, will visit the
Malta lodge, Monday evening, May
5th. He is DESTROYS of meeting all
the members and everyone should
turn ont who possibly can.
With the large number of men who
have come in here to work there is
still a scacity of help and many of
the ditch crews are running with
about half their usual force. Ranchers
are unable to secure men to help with
their spring work.
The school election in district No.
II created considerable excitement
out that way Saturday. There were
two tickets in the field and Henry
Christianson and Geo. DeFlyer we're
elected trustees by to vote over
their opponents, Geo. Whorley and
Thos. flaming.
Maurice Fowler, the hustling little
agent for the Country Gentleman,
who is trying for the shetland pony
and cart, is in the lead and his many
friends are helping him all they can.
The contest closes May list. We
hope lie will win out as he is deserv-
ing OF the prize for his work.
The Progress of the Reaper, put on
Tuesday night at the opera house by
the international people was one of
the best entertainments of the season.
1t showed farming in all it's branches
from an early date up to the presen
time, besides showing farms in tn
different states in the union. The
show was highly instructive and the
gentlemen in charge were greeted by
a full house.
The case of Matte Z. Cramer
against The Malta Enterprise Pub
fishing Company was given another
hearing at Glasgow last week and af-
ter lengthy arguments by attorney
for hot n ci1ac In1uo TIA an fln,;,I +l,o