The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-09
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VETERINARY SURGEON
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POW ELL LlN ERY BARN. MAlTA

For Sale:---A good gang pillow, upa,
y new and IN the best of condition,
Inquire at this office.
\ large number from Glasgow cam
mp daring the storm and sl,oH te>
days bunting on Lake DoWd0in
Attorney ~laltery was up from
@ las1oW the FIRST Of the week attend
ing 20 business connected Wj.h IA
county attorney 5 office.
"Ttae Tiger lily" i'm .11re9 bi.
reels. by the same corr -35.g9> ne
produced The Vengeance Of D,s
rant.'' OF the Crphecsrr 3on:1hs.
Joseph Aedona has asked rs .Eiu
ne columns of Tie Ea:-rnr;ee !,
thank his many friends for -h- = as
sistaHce both financially AMI other
wise in his recent loss by fire.
IL this weeks issue Of The Enter
prise we are pleased to place befor.
onr readers AN Interesting ana 1ps
criptive article covering Uncle sam.
big ditch. II is well worth reading.
Cashier +. W. Hall. of the Tirs
state Bank, departed Friday 4venins
for visit at his old home in Virginia
MI. Hall has not been back for sew
eral years, and no doubt will have ;
most enjoyable time.
John Shady has purchased a rae
horse and from now on will 90 some
We supposed that when Shady go
well enough acquainted with his an
tomobile to tell the steering whee
from the rear tire he would stay b>
the machine.
Andrew Davidson returned the lat
ter part Of last week from Helen
where he attended the State fair. Mr.
Davidson is one of the fair officers
and this necessitated his remaining
there few days after the fair ha(
closed. He says valley County re.
celved her share Of the prizes.
O. ". Simonson received a lette,
from his superintendent, Mr.. White
wanting to know why he did not DENY
the story OF his shooting decoy duck
Oh BoWdoin q couple of weeks ago
Ole says he knew Of fellow who wa.
accused OF stealing sheep, and he de-
h1ed 1t, and it was proven on him.
ana that he takes no chances witt
proof OF amy kind. We can see wher.
Ole is using good Judgment.
BIDS will be opened here Nov. /.
lof construction work on th4Vandalia
south cana Of the Milk River project
Inc contract will involve the +xcaya
'1on OF $50, 600 cubic yards of material,
'ooo cubic yards Of reinforced con-
crete, the placing of $50 900 pounds OF
sseel reinforcement and 1870, 600 feet
OF woodwork. The work is 10 be dou,.
on The south side OF Milk river, aaja-
cent TO the main line Of The Gypa
y Northern railway in the vicinity o.
Nandalia, Iampico, and Glasgow.
st, Nary Episcopal Church ,-T,-v.
h }. Chrjstl4r Will hold the usua
second Sunday IN tbe month seryica-
Tor the st, Mary's Episcopal ChureI
=1tls coming sunday at II am. ane
$50 pm. HE sacrament Of the HOLY
Communion will follow the morning
Holy baptism will be ad-
ministered in the afternoon at fou.
clock. Miss Helen Withers, tile
field deaaolpss. will again
VISIT lile Malta mission in the neai
future.
Jhe gasoline engine at the schuster
olacNsnlth shop blew up SATURDAY.
whlle Chas. Stonesjpher was atterlpt
ing TO start it, with the result that he
IS shy one finger. There was no APP
parent cause for the engine going to
pieces rs it had been working perfect
~ all day. Mr.. Stonesipher was very
fortunate in getting off with 10 more
injuries than he received. He was
taken to DR.. Clay, who dressed the
injured member, but it will be some
before he will be able to work at his
trade again.
There have been slaughtered in
Montana during the first seven
months of this year by bounty hun
ters total of 30 26 animals, accord
ing to figures compiled by r. N. Haw-
kins, clerk of the state board of ex-
aminers. OF this number IS, 1914 were
full grown coyotes, s, 1852 coyote pups,
67o full grown wolves, 81 wolf pups,
ana 80 were mountain lions. Bounty
claims aggregating $4,000 for the
months of May and June, 1910, will
shortly be paid Off. These were filed
under the old law when funds were
derived only from the sale of licenses.