The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-30
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EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Mason Jacobs left this week for
Indiana where he will spend some
time with relatives and in getting a
car of immigrants stuff ready to ship
out in the spring.
The Vaupe] family left the latter
part Of last week for Nome, n. d.,
where they will reside this winter.
They stopped at Saco for few days
visit Oh their way to Dakota.
A sensational episode of South
African Ostrich Farm. A "Wild
Ride" in. two reels. Coming to
tine Orpheum soon. Watch for
heralds. Don't miss seeing it.
The ten commandments and the
law providing that weeds shall be cut
along the roadsides and the highways
dragged when they need it are about
equally shot to pieces in practice.
The Meistersingers at the Eagles
hall Monday night come to us with
the best of recommendation that
could be had. 10 miss them is to
miss the best entertainment in Malta
this season.
Harry Argent received a message
from London the latter part of last
week telling Of the death of his father
at that place. Either he or his bro.
Their will 20 back in short time to
settle up the estate.
The bakery and restaurant moved
Saturday from the Cavanaugh build
ing on Fifth avenue to their new quar-
tiers in the Survant block OH Front
street and are now nicely located and
enjoying good business.
When it comes to an evenings en-
tertalnment You will have it at the
Meistersingers Monday night at the
Eagles hall, and if you miss it You
will miss one of the best entertain
ments that will be in Malta this year.
The ladies of the Congregational
Aid Society will hold a bazaar in the
Eagles hall Saturday evening, Nov.
Sth. There will be all kinds Of fancy
work for sale, and in addition they
viii serve a regular old fashioned
chicken supper.
The pioneers Of Malta and vicinity
are requested to meet at the home of
A. Davidson Thursday evening, Nov.
9th, for the purpose of organizing a
whist club for the winter. Anyone
who has been i'm the state for fifteen
years is considered pioneer, and
will be welcomed.
The Hinsdale Tribune is much ella
ted over the promise of II. j.. Moore
to put them in a telephone system.
There is no use to get excited over a
thing like that. We became excited
ovef the prospects of the same outfit
putting in M electric light plant here
and when the excitement wore away
there was nothing left.
The best sale farmer can possibly
make of his farm crops is to sell them
to his stock in the way of food, and
then, too, the fertility of the soil is
kept where it will bring the greatest
returns. For the benefit of those Of
our readers who own one or
more horses we are publishing in this
issue of The Enterprise All article by
j. M. Bell, containing much valuable
information.
| Henry Plott is moving his saloon
this week from the Cavanaugh build
ing to the new Survant building which
''as just been turned over by the con-
tractors. In the new place Mr.. Plot
will have as nice a saloon as there is
in the state. The fixtures are all ma.
hogany finish with a bar and back
bar rs feet in length and 10 feet in
height. The partitions and screens
Are of mahogany and set with stained
glass. The glass ware that will be in
use in his new place is all cut glass
and cost him large sum. There will
be no chairs in the front room as he
has made arrangements for seating
his patrons in two rooms in the rear
Of the building. Henry has made
many friends il this place who wish
him success in his new location.