The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-12-18
Published every Thursday i'll the year
Additional Locals

Hastings Kitchen Cabinets, each
S37.5 80. 1raftOn-Durr Co.
Burnett and Annie Survant are
home from Faribault during the mol
idays.
Gifts for him. Every Christmas
article man Or boy could desire
AZ st. Hills.
100000 to loan on Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer. office in
First State Bank, Malta. tf2s
Closing-out sale of hand painted
china at Facey's. BE sure to look
over this line. One-third off.
II you have not done your Christ
mas shopping do it now and the
place to do it is in Malta, as every
store is filled to the top with gifts
of all kinds.
Rev. N. l.. Otterstad of Harlem.
will conduct Christmas services t
the home Of Mr.. l.. Larson south of
Malta, Sunday, Dec. rs, at O'Clock
All are welcome.
A matched game was played at the
bowling alley Monday night between
the clerks and a team of pickups,
which resulted in victory for the
clerks by three pins.
Robert Johnson returned from
Thief River Falls, Mimi, last Friday
night aftera visit of a couple Of weeks
at lis ola home. He has gone back
to his old job at the Phillips ranch.
II. G.. Robinson and family returned
The latter part OF last week from a
very pleasant visit with relatives in
New York state. Mr.. Robinson re-
ports the weather there about the
same as here with little or 10 snow
along the line he came home over.
The Railroad and Public Service
Commission have ordered a hearing
in the matte: Of better passenger ser
vice for Dodson, Saco and Hinsdale.
The hearing will be held i'm Dodson
the 3Oth of this month and it might
be well for those interested to be in
attendance.
The Glasgow papers last week made
much over a child being lost for a
few hours and being found 10y the
police. That is nothing. If our po-
lice had got as far from the business
section of the city last summer as tile
child did he would have been lost IN
the weeds until the frost kindly came
to his rescue.
A meeting of the Woman's Club
was held Saturday at the home of
Mrs Murray, with fourteen present.
The program was on educational sub
jects, which We're ably discussed by
Mrs, Edwards. Miss Montgomery,
Miss Gerber, and Mrs. Parker. AT
ter u dainty repast the club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. Brockway on JAM
GARY 10th.
Tile near approach of Peace Sunday
December u, is being called to the
attention Of the clergy of the country
by the American Peace Society. 1t
has sent letters to many of the pas
,ors of churches ia the larger cities,
urging upon them the Importance of
special services on that day. The
third Sunday in December was Sc
lected as Peace Sunday by the Inter-
national Peace Congress, held in Lon
don in 1890.
The odd Fellows Lodge of Malta is
promising to come aIiypand will have
a meeting in the hall over the First
State. Bank on Tuesday, Dec. 23rd, at
which lime it is earnestly requested
that Ill members of the home lodge
turn out and all Odd Fellows holding
cards in other places be in attend
ance. Among those having come
here in late years there is large
number belonging to the order and it
is the intention to try and get those
belonging elsewhere to Join the Malta
lodge and by doing this it will make
the lodge here one of the best in the
state. Let everyone turn out and
help to put this lodge up where it
belongs.
Montgomery Ward died a few DAYS
ago and left an estate valued at forty
millions, and made the entire fortune
in twenty five years in the mail-order
business. There is no reason why he
should not make a fortune, as the
mail-order houses sell for cash only
and they see your money before you
see the goods. Trade that iustly be-
longs to our home merchants ia sent
to these people. and, as far as the peo-
PIE mere are concerned, the money
goes out OF circulation forever. Peo-
pie will get better values for their
money from, tha hama ,.,a,ni.....t ..,l