The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-27
Published every Thursday in the year
Additional Locals

county division goes merrily on.
T.. H. Upland has purchased the
Howerton ranch just east of town,
For Rent-a nice large unfurnished
room. Inquire at the Photo Studio.
have three two and one-ha'f
months old Poland China boar pigs
for sale. L. Fl. Upland.
have a good team of work horses
to exchange for good milch COW.
1btf Olaf Erickson.
How they do come after Keen kut-
ter hardware at Edwards 4 McLel-
lan's.
Mrs. Geo. HEATH, is in from the
mountains spending few days with
friends.
Will sell my automobile cheap.
Might give some terms. J.. II.
Upland.
Commissioned Brockway was at
tending to business matters at Iar-
lem yesterday.
A new lot of mems dress shirts that
ills the eye and makes the heart glad
at Edwards Il McLeilan's.
100000 to loan OH Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer. office in
First State Bank, Malta. tf2S
II. q. Robinson and family depart
ed Sunday for a visit during the holt
days in his old home in New \ DIRK
state.
For Sale "A new No. 5 Oliver type
writer and a set of good work harness.
These articles may he seen at the
Powell barn. tt
If you want special bargain in
valley land that is now paying better
than 20 per cent OIL the investment,
see Brockway.
Parties wanting chickens for Sum
day will please give us their orders
the day before and we will have them
ready. NJ. Olson.
The McDonough estates were dis
posed of at public auction Monday,
and as we understand nearly all his
property Went rather low.
Mrs. Couch, first house west of Rec
laml1ion headquarters, will do gen
eral family sewing. Chldren's
clothes a speciality. Mrs. j A. Couch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Cayanaugh re.
turned the first of the week from al,
extended visit at Butte and other
points in the western part of the state
For Sale. Nice new little house
] with two large store rooms and store
shed with two large lots on riveI
with trees. $3.50; 500 cash, balance
s25 90 per month. l.. H. Ugland.
+ The case of the Coburn Cattle Go
| VS.. llensen Bros. and which is at
+ tracing the attention of Il number Q
/ Malta people is set for trial Nov. 2
] at Chinook before Judge Mathews.
Horses to winter.-Wo uld like 40 o
80 head of horses to winter. | hay
$50 tons Of hay and 400 acres of pas
ture miles east of Saco. Address
II. z. lIolcombe, Saco, Mont. 16tf
Wallace Cohurn and Mr.. Coleman
of Glasgow, returned Yesterday froI
a several days deer hunt down on tn
Missouri near the Coblrn ranch an
brought ack four fine deer. Thes
rest Of Malta S deer hunters in mum
bers and time.
Emigrants to the United State
continued neat the high water mar
during September, when o19,0I6 pei
sous of all nationalities sought t
enter this country, according to ifs
ures issued today by the departmel
of labor. of this army Of emigrant
1881 were deported for cause.
Harry Loyejoy and Tressa Co
were married Tuesday morning ;
Glasgow by the M. E. minister an
came to this place that same evenil
and went to Lovejoy where they wi
make their future home. This your
couple are we'll and fayorably know
in the north country and have mu
titude of friends who wish them a
kinds of success in their welded lif
The Woman's Club have taken |
the questio ion with the Great N orthel
railway of having the depot placed
the south side of the track so as pc
pie coming to Malta would not Ina
to wait until trains pulled out befo
leaving the depot. There is no dang
Of their accomplishing the task tn
have set out to do as the Great Nc
thern have faculty of doing thin
that will accommodate themselvt
and not the public.
A. G. Ely died at the Malta hospil