The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-04-03

| Oranges 3Oc dozen at Clanton u
brandon's.
Try our Bengal Steel Cut Coffee at
4Oc lb. Clanton & Brandon.
Two good work horses for sale at
the North Side livery barn.
| Everything in dried fruits. Get
our prices. Clanton & Brandon.
Mrs. John Survant returned the
latter part of last week from visit
at Hinsdale.
l. A. RAIDER returned Saturday from
Glasgow, where he has been attending
district court.
A small key tied to handk erchief
was left at this office Monday. Owner
call and get it,
Several of our advertisers have
changes this week and have some
bargains to offer.
/ John Suter aud Fred Tanner are
the deputy assessors for this end Of
the county, and will soon get busy,
Mrs. Souch and daughter Eva, of
| l4angdon, No. Dak., arrived on No. /
yesterday to attend the funeral of
Ray Watson.
Rev. Cookingham returned Satur-
day from Chicago, accompanied by
his wife, who has spent some time
there visiting.
Schuster & Stevens recently located
Il. NJ. and s. Ii. Brundey of Oklaho-
ma south Of town, and G.. A. and G.
II. Jones of Saskatoon, west of Malta.
Charles and George Dunnigan ar
rived in Malta Sunday night with a
carload of immigrant stuff and are
busy moving it to their homesteads
north of town.
At the term of court at Chinook
this month the trial of the fellows
who are charged with stealing horses
from parties residing near Malta will
come up for hearing.
Fourteen new towns will be started
on the new railroad lines in this state
and the town lots will be sold at auc-
ton from April to JuIy5. Montana
people will be busy this year.
John Shady returned Sunday NOM
ing from Missoula with forty-five
head Of horses and mares. They are
a good looking bunch of horses. and
Mr.. Shady will most likely find ready
sale for them.
The city authorities were busy the
hrst OF the week opening up the vari-
GUS drains and bitches that have been
closed all winter, and water standing
along the streets will soon be "a thing
of the past.
+. f. Forbes and Walter Sturman
or Zortman, are among those who
Will farm with tractors this summer.
The gentlemen We're in yeste, dav
after supplies, and paying their re-
spects to friends.
The weather man has been on his
good behavior the past few DAYS and
olshed up some fine weather, but we
had it coming as he gave us every
thing he had in the shape of bum
weather in the past two or three
weeks.
Miss Leah Caselberg left Thursday
evening for Great Falls, where she
goes to take treatment in u hospital.
Miss Caselberg has been i'm Door
health for the past year and her many
friends here hope for speedy and
permanent recovery.
We hear many complaints of the
way the Graf Northern is using the
Immigrants coming to Malta. They
say that the cars are shllnted into
place entirely too rough and their
stock is badly crippled up and dam
aged. Mr.. Slmonson, a new arrival
from Minnesota, had a horse crippled
so that it will be laid up all summer
from IOuSn nandllng.
Ed White and G. Z Daniels, of this
city, have formed a partnership, and
will write insurance in all branches
and do general real estate business
as we'll as locating. They are busy
at present listing farm and ranch
lands, and expect a large number of
eastern buyers out this spring. These
two gentlemen are both hustlers, and
there is no reason why they should
not succeed in their enterprise.
At the last session of the legislature
law was enacted compelling rail
road companies of the state to build
unloading platforms at the various
towns along their line of road, and
nothing has been done toward this
work at this place. 1t is some thing
that Malta haa noo1ol fov cor,o A;,.oo