The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-10

"1.'' "0Ao C"'ielS III UlllS Guy the llfSJ
of the week.
Senator John Survant was attend
ing to business matters in the county
seat Tuesday.
George Hewitt unloaded another
car of Ford's Tuesday and has them
nearly all sold.
w no Will insure your crop against
hail 20 cts cheaper than any one else?
White & Daniels.
Miss Mabel Peck came up from
Glasgow and spent Sunday with
friends III this city.
Three good 32O-acre relnquisl-
ments 2l5 and miles from town; all
pillow land. See Kramer.
We learn that Contractor Charles
Ryberg, down in the Lake BoWdoin
country, has typhoid fever.
j. F. Mason was in the Fourth to
see how the day was going and to
greet his numerous friends.
Mrs. Steve Crawford returned Mon
day TO her home in Big Sandy after
spending a week with her husband in
this city.
Mobility" an interesting story in
three reels beautifully colored, with
strong dramatic scenes at the Or
pheum tonight.
For Hail Insurance, Mutual, Old
Line, and any kind you prefer. Hail
ms. for coo per acre save zoe per acre
White & Daniels.
Miss Vera Gerber left Monday for
Mayville, No. Oak, where She Will
spend the summer at school preparing
for intermediate work.
Sheriff Neibaur was down from Chi
nook yesterday attending to business
in the east end OF Blaine county and
came Oh t. Malta to visit with friends.
A large number from Canada were
down the Fourth to witness a good
old fashioned cele bration and see how
the patriotic people behave them
selves.
The Thompson Lumber Co. and the
Imperial Lumber Co. each received a
car load of fence posts Monday. The
other two yards have cars on the road
and all of them are sold to the farm
ers and ranchers. For the past month
or so there has been a scarcity of both
posts and wire.
a panoramic view of the Panama
Canal, looking from the Atlantic
Ocean. showing the old city of Colon,
the Panama Railrod, Gatun Locks
and Dam. Chagres River, tha Spill
way, Pedro Miguel, Miratlores, and
the city of Panama on the Pacific side,
is in the window of the wholesale
liquor store, and 1t gives q bird-eye
view of the canal and surrounding
country.
Chas. White e Co. load seven cars
this week with grading stock and out
fit and shipped to PlentyWood where
they will work OH the Great Northern
railroad. Mr.. White says there is
considerable work going on in that
country as both the 500 and the G. n.
are pushing their roads as fast as
possible. The company have kept
enough of their outfit here to finish
the work Oh the ditch by fall.
We understand at the meeting of
the city council Tuesday night
there WAS considerable complaint
made about the conditions of til e
alleys and vacany lots. The condi-
tions of these lots and alleys III the
past have been something fierce, but
of late some of them have been great
ly improved while others have grad
ually grown worse. The council has
ordered all the alleys and back lots
cleaned up, and it is possible the con-
dtions will soon be improved.
TO suhstantiate the idea that what
ever is new, novel, thrilling, Devil
dering, educating and interesting The
Mighty Iaag Shows have first, Mr..
Haag has secured under enormous
expense the celebrated king of the
air, Mons. Di'Paulham and his world
famous aeroplane "Meteor." Mons.
Di'Paulham has had all France at his
feet since his successful flights with
the Meteor" He is today the only
undisputed equal of the celebrated
Wright Bros. Mons. Di'Paulham
positively will demonstrate with the
Mighty Haag Shows at Malta on July
18th. ADV.