The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-24
DUY Mems Clothing at 3
10 mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

A number from LOfumdn were III
Friday to take in the circus and to
see the auto tourists as they passed
through our city.
Earnie Lovejoy and E. II. Foster
were i'm the first of the week taking
out supplies for the big picnic held
there yesterday.
r. E. johnson, the abstracttnan
from GLASGOW, was up the first of the
week calling on friends and attending
| to business matters.
| have one of the best 160-acre re-
Establishments in Valley county,
miles from Malta. This is a snap.
Talk to f. r. Kramer.
have one of the best 100 acre tracts
between Malta and Dodson, all under
i,rieation Will sell cheap for cash.
or will trade for lives took. Kramer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Stubbletield re-
turned the latter part of last week
from Dakota where they had been
called to attend the funeral Of their
niece.
Isaac Murphy has received his
bowling alleys and will have them in
stalled in the basement OF the new
Walker & Murphy building as soon
as completed.
MI. and Mrs. Patrick Sheridan Of
Mason City, Iowa, arrived i'll the city
Sunday night and will visit week at
the home of Mrs. Sheridan's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Geetng OF Stlator.
Miss Myrtle Miller, of Iethbrldge,
Cam, arrived in Malta few days
ago. She comes to visit her father,
Geo, Miller. contractor and builder,
and also two brothers who reside here.
Rev. Marion johnson is here this
week from Tacoma, Wash., on q visit
to his brother, the editor OF this paper,
and his sisters Mrs. Munroe and Mrs.
Stubbleheld, who reside north OF
town.
The exercises given by the Sunday
schools of this city at the Eagles hall
Sunday night we've we'll attended and
the program was exceptionally good.
There was large crowd present and
all enjoyed the evening immensely.
j. II Pugh returned the latter part
of last week from Salt Lake City,
where he has been to attend the last
grand roundup of Utah. He says the
affair was the best he ever saw amy.
where. de left for his Sun Prairie
ranch early Monday morning.
The guns stolen from the Chambers
hardware store We're found i'll drll
near the Mercantile warehouse a day
or so after they were stolen. A far
mer was looking at the drill ano
raised the lid showing = number OF
rifles. Mr.. Chambersowas notified
and has recovered this much of the
stolen property.
Winter Wheat Seed.--On or abou
August 1st | will have a limiteC
amount of Choice Turkey Red White
Wheat Seed for sale. This wheat viii
be cleaned ready for the seeder. Th'
present dry hot weather has proved
. that it is the safest crop for this local
: ity. If you want amy, book your or
: ders soon. b. w. BrockWay. 1913.
The tIaxen-haired masher was or
: dered to.adrift last Saturd y by Mar
shall Wolfe and the motion was sec
= onded by police judge }rockWay will
4 the result that lie drifted at once, an
will most likely be scarce arount
y Malta. A fellow Of Richards type
j the people of this place have little us'
h for and the only Improvement tina
a could have been made in his gettlns
I away from town WAS to have got IL
q of him sooner.
3 The Senate has passed a bill PROVO
b ed that whenever the secretary OF tn
interior shall find that tracts Of Ian
III M 0IlUnlla anu Ollltl "t'SbtI1l So'tA'
: subject to entry under the enlarge
e homestead act, do not have upon thel
Y sufficient supply of water sultap
e for domestic purposes us would max
t. residence upon them possible, he ma
e designate such tracts of land, not |
o exceed one million acres in each stat'
J. and thereafter they Shall be subJe'
II to entry without the necessity OF rel
q idence. In such event the entryma
D shall in good faith cultivate not les
d than sixteenth of his area durln
It the second year, one-eighth III u
u third year, and one-fourth in II
4 fourth and fifth years, and after eitl
,e and until final proof the entryma
K shall reside within such distance
ell the land as will enable him to far
the same.