The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-06
Additional Locals

| have a good team OF work horses
to exchange for a good miIch coy.
16tf Olaf Erickson.
Two nice furnished or unfurnlshed
rooms for light housekeeping for rent.
Inquire at The Enterprise office. 26tf
500, 900 to loan on Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer, Office IN
First State Bank, Malta. tf2>
| still have a number of lots 4oN240
at $50 each; 81 down and IS per week
without interest. l.. Ill. Upland.
For Sale "A new No 5 Oliver type
writer and set Of good work harness.
These articles may be seen at the
Powell barn. tt
r. NJ. Yrafton and Rev. Coollingham
left NJ onday for the Missouri river
where they will spend week or so
hunting deer.
Mich COWS for sale, forty head to
choose from Cows can be seen at
| d O. Browns ranch, = mile east of
Beaverton, Paul M. Kay.
Ed Record.
Tile Nicllers tailor shop has moved
this week from the Cavauaugh hpliid-
ing to the basement IN the SurYant
block, where he has u nice, neat, and
up-todata place,
Mir. and Mrs. viii stolte of kais-
pell, who have been visiting at the
| home OF John "A. Olson the past week !,
left Sunday fer visit with other rel
atives in the east.
r. Blaine Morris has leased the
Malta dairy from &. l.. Partridge and
will conduct same in the future. His
father, r. b. Morris, ST.. will have
charge of tile milk route.
Horses to Winter.--W Would like 40 OF
| so head of horses to winter. | have
$50 tons Of hay and 400 acres of pas.
ture miles east of Saco. Address
II. p. Holcombe, Saco, Mont. 16tf
Harry Lovejoy was in the iirst Of
the week attending to matters rela
tive to the Cowan postoffice. Th,
postof1ice at that point was discontin
ued Nov. 1st and in the future Cowal
mail will go to Malta.
Nick Schmitz was in town Saturda,
treating his many friends, tire occa
sion being the anniversary of his fit
tieth birthday. His numerous friend
of this place hope that he may EMO
many more years of health and pros
perity.
A new time card went into effec
OH this division of the Great Norther
last Sunday. The only change in tn
time of trains at Malta is that No.
l. now goes west at II 80 {, IN. instead {
I'LL and No. at H. 25 pm. instea
of 1l.23.
Mr.. and M rs. Richard kiern, Twin
about twelve miles south of tow
We're called to mourn the loss of the
s,N-month- baby this morning
They are strangers here, having can
to this place from Minnesota abol
~ two weeks ago. The funeral service
will be held from the house tomorro
at pm. They have the sympatl
of the community in their bereay
ment.
The weather conditions for the pa
week at this place have been about
nice as any weather. man could p1
out. The past few days have bee
exceptionally warm for this time
the year. In other parts of the sta
the people are Wading around in q
kinds of snow. The open weather
giving the farmer all kinds Of time
which to get his fall blowing finish,
up, and, from what we learn they q
improving the opportunity.
Mrs. +. W. Slime received sor
very severe injuries Tuesday in
runaway uCCluti1t HI her nome ne
Lovejoy. She, in company with h
daughter was starting to a neighbo
when the horse became brighten
and ran throwing them both OFT t..
| cie buggy. Mrs: slime had a coll
b one broken and received an inju
on the knee. The little girl escap
with a few bruises, and the two we
brought to town thAt-tts,ne event
and placed under the care of DR.. q
and at present they are getting alo
as well as could be expected.
Clarence Cosner had a very narr,
escape yesterday while ATTEMPTING
cross the railway track. He "
driving his Metz car up the gra
when a through freight from the e;
came along going at the rate of abt
40 miles per hour, striking the fro
end Of fhp ma china l,o,I n,,o,rl