The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-09-25
published every Thursday in the year
Additional Locals

II f1uOllAUudl Locals
Good oats at the elevator for S1.2;
per hundred while they last.
Good winter wheat seed for sale al
the St. Anthony & Dakota Elevator
The best shoes that money can buy
are Florsheim at Edwards & McLel.
lan's.
| have number Of young pigs from
9 to 10 weeks old for sa,, T.. H.
Upland.
While on your way step in and be
fitted with a Sincerity overcoat at
Edwards & Mcl.ellan's.
| still have a number of lots 4ox2A0
ut $50 each; 81 down and ST per week
without interest. l.. II. J@land.
Attorney H. M. Kirton returned
Sunday from Helena where he nttend-
ed the state meeting Of the Masonic
lodge.
Fred Richter had q piece Of wheat
this year that went 20 bushels per
acre and flax that went Is. He was
ia the first of the week and is pretty
we'll pleased with his crop.
Work was started on a Catholic
church in Dodson last Monday, which
will be known as the Sacred Heart
Church. 1t is to be frame structure
and will be completed before Christi
mas. Henry j. Vermix Of Chinook
is the contractor.
AS | am getting too old to ranch
longer and not caring to live alone l.
have decided to sell my property west
of town. 1t is good farm of 16l
acres with 80 acres under the ditch,
and abundance of good range. If you
are interested call and see this place
5 miles west of town. T. B. Riley.
Ernest Schumacher has crop that
he is justly proud of this year on his
farm southeast of town. His Durham
wheat yielded "a bushels per acre and
the blue stem %, while his flax turned
out II bushels per acre. This is u
good crop in years when the cond-
tions are the best.
The proposition of laying in at once
the winters supply of fuel, which
always hobs up at this time Of the
year, is again being advanced by the
coal dealers. Conditions are such
that we can't always get coal when
we want it during the winter, and
now, while the going is good the bins
should be filled.
Boulder Springs, Montana.- For
rheumatism, rest, and recreation.
visit Boulder Springs. Modern hotel,
European plan. Electric lights. up
to-date heating plant, telephones, hot
and cold water in every room. The
most modern ba th-house in the north
west. Rooms s1.o0 per day and up.
Cafe charges reasonable. Special
round-trip tickets at one-third fare
for the round trip sold at all Great
Northern stations in Montana.
Father Vermatt was here the first
of the week from st. Paul renewing
old-time acquaintance and enjoying
a real visit. He was at one time in
charge Of the church at this place and
has a warm place in his heart for
Malta. He is looking for a location
for colony that he expects to send
out here from Minnesota in the near
future and was shown some of the
country south of town and is we'll
pleased with it. He had party of
eight with him this trip.
There was bad prairie fire out
southeast Sunday afternoon and eve
ming which done considerable damage
to the settlers in that locality, among
the heaviest losers being Joe Redona,
who lost all his grain and buildings
consisting of about 1900 bushels of
oats, 20 tons of hay, and his house,
barn, and granary. There are an UNI
usual large number of fires this year
and extra precaution should be taken
to keep them down. At the same
time a fire was running in the country
on the bench south of the Big Cotton
wood, but we have hot learned of the
damage.
AT the stockholders meeting of the
First State Bank of Malta September
] 9th it was decided 10y those present
that the time was ripe to increase the
capital stock and make plans for the
future, and it was unanimously voted
to increase the stock from sos 900 to
$4,000, and with the surplus and UNI
divided profits makes this institution
one Of the strongest banks in Valley
county. The amount of stock sub
scribed was more than twice the
amount Of the increase, and a number
of the stockholders were forced to
take fewer shares than they wanted.