The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-06-26
Additional Locals

II. koke. 9tf
have a buyer for good $50 acres
See Kramer.
For choice bran and middlngs *
to CElnton & Brandon.
Eor Rent-Some nice office rooms
Edwards e. Mcclellan. loft
| Everything in dried fruits. Get
our prices. Clanton & Brandon.
List your city property. Now is
the time to sell, Talk to Kramer.
Seeded raisins 1Oc per package while
they last, at Clanton Il Brandon's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Veseth are the
parents of a little son born to them
Tuesday.
Three good 32O-acre relinquish-
ments % and miles from town: all
pillow land. See Kramer.
James Battram returned monday
night from Glasgow where he has
been attending district court.
We understand that in Mondays
storm north of Glasgow there was in
the neighborhood of a foot of hail
fell.
If you want to see the best ball
game of the season be Oh the grounds
early Sunday. The kids have a game
matched.
Charles and Thomas Beavers were
here last week from Yates Centre,
Kansas, filing on 800 acres OF Uncle
Sans land.
Owing to the absence of the pastor
of the Union Congregational church
there will be no preaching services
held here Sunday.
Fred Wilson commenced shearing
Monday out at the A. J. Davidson
shearing pens and expects to be fin
ished up in about ten days.
Charlie Winfield, cook at the Phil
lips ranch, transacted business with
Dr.. DEWEY Monday evening and left
for the ranch Tuesday morning.
Miss Fosberg arrived Sunday night
on No. 8 from Benson, Mimi, and
will spend the remainder of the sum-
mer with her sister Oh her homestead.
w. II Bradshaw and w. G.. Lipp
were here last week from North Da-
llota looking for a free homestead.
Mr.. Bradshaw was accompanied by
his son and daughter.
b. w. Brockway was down in the
south country Monday and says that
the crops down that way are looking
time of the year, here or amy other
place.
A belated shipment of ladies' sum
mer dresses has just been received
and are now on sale at prices far be
low their real value. Drop in an(
see them before the sizes are broken
st. Hills.
There was a very severe cyclone il
the western part Of the state las
Thursday afternoon. Several were
killed and crippled and other damage
amounting to thousands of dollars is
reported.
Little Pat Wieslman is again on
and around after his miXup with +;
runaway team and not much wors,
for the accident. Pat has a host o
friends who are glad to see him in hi
usual form.
William Walker, wool buyer fo
jeremiah Williams of Boston, say,
that he has been in Malta ever,
Fourth for the past % years with TIL
exception of one Fourth. There ar
very few Of the old-timers who hay
a record that will beat this.
Vern Strubb, from Spring coulee
down in the Phillips country, was il
town Sunday evening. He report
that during the heavy thund er-storn
Saturday nighta young woman who's
name he was unable to learn, wa
struck by lightning at her home nea
Tressler coulee and seriously injured
Frank Baker was arrested last Fri
day by Deputy Sheriff Casady on til
charge of grand larceny and his bond
were fixed at 81 900, which was ful
nished. He is accused of the theft O
a harness and saddle from the Phillip
ranch. The trial is set before Justic
Brockway for next Saturday.
AL LeVesconte OF Minot, No. Oak
has opened the Caselberg garage o
the north side, and in the future wi
run a repair shop. Mr.. LaVescont
. has had years of experience in auto
mobile work and for the past year c
so he has been lecturing and demon
strating for the Rumley people. q
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