The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-17

II George Smith and family moved til
latter part of last week to their ranch
Buy dozen packages seeded raisin
at Clanton & Brandon's. 10c per Id
Occident Flour if still in the lead
Same old price at the same old place
Malta Nero. Co.
Mrs. b. H. Koke and two children
: arrived home Tuesday from THE
River Falls, Mimi.
With Resisting Premost flax seet
for sale. Free from foul seed. G.
Howe, Wagner, Mont.
Martin Peterson made final proc
before United States Commissioner
Brockway last Friday.
St. Mary's Guild will meet will
Mrs. G. l.. Partridge next Wednes
jday afternoon, April %.
For Sale-One second hand Ford
automobile in good condition. Call
at this office. 2w-p
Miss Mabel Peck left on the early
train Monday for Chicago to visit
relatives and friends few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Powell and baby
boy left the Malta hospital Tuesday
morning for their home at Savoy.
s. G. Leedy was up the latter part
of last week from his Missouri river
ranch greeting his numerous friends.
Messrs. Chas. Christie, M. IL. Mis-
feldt, o. w. Simonson and father,
autoed up to Wagner Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clanton leave
tonight for St. Paul and will visit
relatives in Missouri before returning
home.
Jerry Dooling, one of the grading
contractors from Tampico, was in the
city Monday attending to business
matters.
For Sale or Trade: Iron gray per-
cheron horse. Also 4 tWo-year.o old
bay percheron and clyde colt. A.
Lafond, Jr.
For Rent-16O acres of land about
one mile south Of town. All fenced
and so acres plowed. Inquire of
James Abrams.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. McLain left on
the stage this morning for Ole We
seth's ranch near Phillips where they
will spend the summer.
Now is the time to buy that Della
val Cream Separator that you prom
ised yourself long time ago. For
sale by Malta Mere. Co.
OFT Cassidy was up the latter part |
OF last week from the Missouri river
country visiting old friends and at
tending to business matters.
j. B. Macarthur, who recently
returned to Malta from North
Dakota, suffered paralytic stroke
Monday at his homestead south of
town and was taken to the Rabertor-
ye hospital Tuesday.
We received letter the first of the
week from John Breshears of Louis
berg, Mo-, father Of the late Lew
Breshears, asking about the death
and his business affairs. He may
come out to Montana in the near
future.
Fred Green, former night watch of
Malta, was taken to Glasgow Satur-
day night and placed in the county
jail. He was bound over to await
the action of the district court and
was unable to secure bonds which
were fixed at 800.
M. F. Jacobs arrived in town last
week and is on his claim north of
town. Mr.. Jacobs has been under
the doctors care for the past year
and has not been able to do much
with his land but intends to make
things count this summer.
School has been closed for two
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are only few cases but the board
thought it wise to stop the school to
keep it from spreading. All children
who have not been vaccinated in the
past seven years or who have not
had the small pox, will be required
to be vaccinated before re-entering
school.
Harry Powell, a new settler living
north OF Glasgow, stirred up some
excitement in that city Friday by
holding up the cashier of the First
National Bank. He had issued
checks of various sums. signing his
mothers name to them. They went
through the Glasgow National bank
but were turned down by the First
National. Powell hearing of this
went to the latter bank and drew q
FUN on the cashier telling him to
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