The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-12-04
Additional Locals


months old Poland China boar pigs
for sale. l.. II. tgland.
I have a good team Of work horses
to exchange for a good milch COW.
16tf Olaf Erickson.
How they do come after Keen kut-
ter hardware at Edwards & McI4eI-
Ian S.
Mrs. Harry Argent and children
spent Thalks yiying With friends III
Dodson.
VIII sell my automobile cheap.
Might give some terms. l.. H..
Ugland.
GIFTS for him. Every Christn
al icle man or boy could desire
at st. Hills.
A new lot of mems dress shirts that
fills the eye and makes the heart clad
at Edwards & McLellan's S.
$4,000 to loan on Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer. office IN
First State Bank, Malta. it's
MIR. and Mrs. II. c. Goodman of
Poplar visited over Thank seivln9
with her mother, Mrs. Kern.
y es, sir, that S warm clothing, and
it came from Edwards u Mcclellan $.
They sell everything IN mems wear.
st. Mary's Guild will meet with
Mrs. +. W. Hall on Wednesday, Dec.
10Th. A good attendance is desired
Ed Downing und Mrs. Townsend
were passengers to Glasgow yesterday
where they go to attend to some legal
business.
Mrs. Caselberg and daughter Leah
were passengers to Havre Monday
night where they spent Il few days in
the Hill county metropolis. !.
Mrs. Bryan and two children left
Monday night for their home in Chi.
cago after an extended visit at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Amos Whit.
ney in this city.
Mr., and Mrs. Secrest were made
happy Tuesday morning over the an
rival of little daughter at theil
home. The mother and child are
progressing nicely.
Attorney TfessIer was at Chinook
several days last week trying the ease
of the CobUru Cattle Go. VS.. Hansen
We understand the jury found a yer
diet of favorable to the defence.
Horses to WINTER Would Ike 40 o
80 lead Of horses to Winter. hHV'
$50 tons Of hay and 800 acres OF pas
| turt miles east OF >aco. Address
!, IL. 7 lIolcombe, Saco. Mont. 1Gti
Murphy & Thompson have mad
ARIA ngplMelts to tliln their boWllit
ably OF Thursday afternoon aud eve
ming over to the ladies. There liza
been u number Of the gentlel sex VIII
i have been anN Gus to try their HAND
at bowling, and ii enough respond t
/ the invitation TO make it profitab
the practice will be continued indel
4 nitely.
The bio run Of sheep from this sta1
Y which began early in the season III
4 stopped just how many sheep wei
I shipped is not known with any degrt
: of accuracy, but the decrease in liocl
during the past two years has bee
enormous and the state is going int
the winter with fewer sheep than
any time since it WAS am industry
any Importance.
a young lady entered the postofi,
IL day or SO ago and asked fora STAN
which WAS gives her by Postmast4
st. Hill. AS she was about ready
attach it TO the envelope she passe
the two back and said you lick Il
stamp, | hate to have Chat nasty tas
in my mouth" Now our rostmast
is one of those obIiging Kind and d
it, In the future as soon as the ma
is worked you will find Mr.. st. II
in the stamp window with a fe
inches of his tongue laying out OH Il
shirt front for the accommodation
the public.
The fight which Attorney Genel
ID. M. Kelly has been waging to col
pei the Northern Pacific railway col
pany to pay taxes on it's mineral II
ervations was won in the suprel
court last week. Owing to the f;
that taxes become delinquent Dece
Der !. the court verbally announc
that the contention of the state h
been sustained. A written opini
covering the subject will be hand
down later. In selling it's lands
this state it has been the practice
the Northern Pacific to reserve
mineral rights in the land. Attorn
General Kelly, early last spring,
cided that if these mineral rigl