The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-05-28

If it is apples you want. we hav,
them at Clanton & Brandon's.
A big 6-reel feature show a
the Orpheum Friday night.
Mems clothing for any wear an(
everywhere at Edwards Il McLellan' $
Some of the best apples in the coun
try at sl.75 per box. Clanton &
Brandon.
Tom Facey was one of the fans thai
attended the ball game at Chinook
last Sunday.
All the ReNall and Nyall remedies
can be found in stock at Murray's,
the ReNall store.
Mrs. T. Y. Sharp returned home
Sunday night from a six-weeks' visit
with relatives in Silverleaf, Nd.
loot Sharp made trip out to the
VIM. Spencer ranch in the Larb hills
Monday night with DR.. Richardson.
From Stetson hats to Florsheina
shoes-all things in clothes from
which to choose at Edwards & Nc
Lellan's.
Attorney J. A, Tressler was attend
ing to business matters on: in the
vicinity Of the Veseth ranch the first
OF the Week.
A. ". Taylor. another one of the
prosperous South Bench homestead
e1s, made final proof of his land here
Monday morning.
When you want hardware go the
store that sells the "keen Kutter"
liDe-the best Oil the big round earth.
Edwards & McLellan
There is preaching services and
Sunday school at the Mailman ranch
on Big Cottonwood every Sunday at
? pm. The public is invited to attend.
Mrs. Henry Plott visited Sunday
with relatives in Chinook and took in
The ball game between the team of
that place and the team from Malta.
G. .. Sherdahl arrived in the city
Monday night from North Dakota
and will put in some time making
improvements on his claim south of
town.
George Smith received a bad wound
the first of the week by being kicked
In the face by horse. The doctor
was called and it took several stitches
to get him back in shape so that his
friends would recognize him.
Gilbert and Harry Hobby made final
proof of their homesteads before COM
missioner Brockway Saturday. The
Hobby boys have fine strip of land /
south of the city and are now glad
hey can begin to call it their own,
Next week we will publish the list
md amounts of those who donated
or the big Fourth of July celebra-
ion in Malta. We are unable to do
10 this week as the committee has
'een unable to call on all the citizens.
The Malta creamery made five
last week, which totaled
nearly $4,000 pounds of butter. But
ermaker Schmidt says that cream is
coming in better now than ever be-
ore, and he will soon have to churn
very day.
David Upland was here from Min
'eapolis the first of the week looking
liter business matters connected with |
he Upland Grain & Feed Company. |
re also visited with his brother, e.
Il. Ugland, at the latter's homestead
North of Malta.
Manager Bishell informs us that he
has made arrangements for TALKING
moving pictures for his house on the
[lth or June. 1t is seldom, if ever.
hat town the size of Malta is fa-
,ored with a show of this kind, and it
will be quite thing for the lovers of
he movies.
John Suter and family were the
victims of runaway yesterday and
heir oldest daughter, Rachel, had
collar bone broken as well as several
'ther bruises. The entire family
vas returning from the cemetery
When the team became frightened at
w auto and made bad spill.
About the best news we have heard
IT for a long time was that Malta WAS
% have band. Mr.. Facey Informed
Is yesterday that owing to the num-
Der of requests for an organization of |
his kind III Malta he had considered
The proposition and agreed to take
lold of the matter, and it will be
pushed to the limit. He also in
,ormed us that there We're enough old
oand men in town to give it a good
start, and he is Vprv 1aui rnuo of L,