The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-05-08

Barn Pant. We sell and rec
onlnend it.
Tressler Lumber Co.
Everything for rnen at Edwards 4
McLellan's.
For Sale:-Shelled corn only S1.2O
per hundred while it lasts. st. A. &
Oak. Elevator.
AN eight piece band and orchestra
Holloway's Uuncle Tom Cabin show
Sunday evening, May II.
Just received large shipment of
A lab astine. Our assortment of tints
are complete. Malta Mercantile Co.
Lost.-Black yea1ling mare colt.
Branded on left jaw. Five
ton that Wy will lead to her re-
covery. r. NJ. IOvejoy.
According to a census bureau re-
port just issued there was in this
state during 1912 1911 death from
tuberculosis per 100000 populations;
40 per 100 900 from cancer; sos per
100 900 from organic diseases of the
heart; 90 9 per 10O,O 900 from pneumo-
MIA; 27.S from suicides and 126 s.
from violent deaths.
There has been considerable dis
cussion in reference to potato culture
going the rounds Of late. 1t has been
contended by some that potatoes
planted shallow and covered with
straw to a depth of several inches
was better than cultivation. There
are several around here who are go
ing to try the straw system this year
and the results will BIZ watched with
interest.
A couple of transient gentlemen
were taken before Judge Brockway
last Friday charged with disorderly
conduct. They were fined $25 piece
with the instructions that they could
work it out OH the street. Marshall
Wolfe started them with a shovel and
rake over OH the north side but they
did not stay long enough to get the
handles of the tools warm. A little
WORK goes a long ways with some of
these fellows especially when they
have a chance to clear out.
The Montana Press association will
hold it's annual meeting at kalispel
on August IA, Is and 16, The dates
fixed for the meeting will cover the
annual meeting Of the Flathead flower
carnival, which will be veay elabo.
rate this year. The entertainment
provided for this meeting is unlimited
and will include boat excursion OF
Flathead Lake, u tour of Glacier
National Park and visits to otheI
points of interests in the community
Next Tuesday is Arbor day and ac
cording to plans being made by thu
teachers of the schools the day will
be generally observed. The country
as we'll as the city schools will have
exercises and set out few trees o.
shrub. If all the little folks were t(
set out some kind of a shade or orna
mental tree it would do great dea
for the appearance of the schoo
grounds. The citizens might patterl
after the younger people and beautif.
their residence lots.
The city council will hold thei
next regular meeting next Tuesda
night at which time the question Q
bonding the city for a water work
plant will come up for hearing
There has been several plans an
specifications submit ed by variou
contractors for the work and materia
and most of them are very reasonable
The city is in need of water work
| and the action taken by the counc
will meet with the approval of tn
majority of the citizens.
At a recent meeting of the schoo
board the following teachers wel
elected for the ensuing year: job
/ Ellis, of Chinook, principal; Ev
Robertson, of Dodson, assistant pril
H cipal; Grace Kenmore, of Tampic'
II grammar departments; Vera Gerber
Il of Lovejoy, intermediate department
Jessie Montgomery, of Chinook, pr
| mary. 1t Will be noticed that non
/ of the teachers now serving were T.
i elected to the positions they now i'll
Il but, however, only two of them mac
i application.