The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-17

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paid so cents per acre this year, whe1
White & Daniels sell the same insur
ance for 6Oc.
Senator and Mrs. Survant are enjoy.
ing visit from her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Utley of Miami. Mo-,
who arrived Sunday.
Try our canned goods. Two cans
Tor twenty-five cents. The best on the
market for the price and every can
guaranteed. Malta Mercantile Co.
Walter Risen had runaway with
a lour-horse team Tuesday while I'M
loading wool at a car. Besides
smashing up q buggy Oh the street
little damage was done.
Robt. Mclean has been appointed
night watch to succeed Ueningpr. who
resigned the latter part of the week
Mr.. Mclean is an old resident of This
place and should make a first class
officer.
sandy Pray has Il Well-drilline ma
chlne which came in Tuesday morn
ihg The one lie had shipped some
ume ago has not given the best of
satisfaction, and will most likely be
returned to the company.
1t would be nice thing if the Gid
Qel auto tour We're to come through
this place about once month in or
der to get the right of way between
Front street and the depot cleaned up
in the shape it is now.
Mr.. Partridge says when you call
his store variety store'' you say it
right. One Sunday school meets
there, rest room for ladies'. dress
lng-room for those wanting to get
married, and a big stock of goods,
Siebe Tjaden, as has been his Gus
tom for the past several years.
brought The Enterprise force a big
sack OF new potatoes yesterday, the
first ones we have received this sea-
son. They were as good mess of
potatoes as we have ever eaten.
Frank Guym was given a hearing
before Justice Brockway on the theft
OF set of harness and saddle. He
was bound over to await the action of
the district court under $500 bonds,
which he furnished. AS we under
stand it he has two cases pending
against him III the district court.
This week the new officials in the
land office at Glasgow are taking
over the work and with the new clerk
they were to get the tilst of the
month they will undoubtedly be able
to handle the land business with a
little more speed than it has been
handled with for some time past.
GameWarden Burke was up from
Glasgow the latter part of last week
attending to business matters and
greeting his numerous friends. Mr.
Burke was i'll the locating business
before taking the gamewarden Job
ana has helped to settle up the coun-
try north that was opened this spring.
We predict he will make lust as good
a gameWarden as he did locator.
A petition has been circulated ask :
ing that Harry Cosner be appointed
to fill the vacancy OH the city council
caused by the death of Alderman
Clanton. MI. Cosner is a man that
we think would give universal salts
faction and one that has the best in
terests of the city at heart. He is am
old-timer here and has seen the town
grow from one or two log slIacks to
the beautiful little city we now have,
and is tireless worker in anything
tol the bettermpnt OF the town.
AT the meeting of the city council
Monday night there were a number Of
complaints made as to the conditio on
OF the streets and alleys. 1t is Il fact
that the alleys Of q town could hardly
be IN worse shape than those of Nal
Ia. The council have been notified
by the state board Of health to get
things in more sanitary condition
and in return they have notified the
city marshal to see that things were
cleaned up and kept clean. From
the complaints received Monday
night it would appear that the
marshal has failed to look after things
as he should. The council is getting
in bad with the state boa I'd of healtl
and unless something is done
there will be housekeeping by the
council.