The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-01-22
]. w. Richardson, M. D. V
VETERINARY SURGEON


All Calls answered day or night
POW ELL LIVERY BARN. MALTA
Art Cavaraugh and Ole Vesptl
traded residence properties the first
of the week and both families are
now nicely located in their new
homes.
John Chezik came down from bod
sou Sunday afternoon to meet his
wife who returned on No. that day
from an extended visit with relatives
| in Minnesota.
| just received, q new line Of gents
watches. Come in and see what We
have. 1t will not cost you anything
70 look, but it is money in your
! pocket if yon buy. X. j. McCrqary.
Permit me to call your attention
| to the fact that this is the time OF
/ year to oil your harness before sprinM
work begins. 1t will renew the life
and color Of your harness It keeps
The leather soft and pliahla and pre-
vents it from cracking and renders ii
waterproof. b. II. koke.
j. A. Mckenzie. an old time con-
ductor on this line Of the 6. n. died
last week at Ilavre. The deceased
was proha bly, one of the best known
railroad men in the state and had
numerous friends along the line. or
| late years lie has been running the
Havre Steam Laundry.
Postmaster General Burleson is
seriously considering the plan to in
crease the weight limit of the parcel
post to 100 pounds. Present expert
ments with the recently increased
weight limit have proven so satisfac-
tory that parcels weighing up to 100
pounds will soon he going through,
the mails, it is predicted.
Those attending the Orpheum last
night were treated to one Of the best
If not the bese shows that has been
given i'm Malta since the house opened
last spring. 1.-THE Master Of the Ca
den" was ahead Of the "Power OF the
Cross and that was considered en-
ceptionally good. Manager Bisheli
is to be complmented Oh the good
a fractions he is getting in.
MIN inn ho
about over and most Of the houses
are filled TO their capacity. r. J.
McCreary is busy this week putting
up ice for the public next summer
and is getting up considerable more
than lie has put up in any Of the past
seasons. Last year he was out OF ICE
over and he is taking extra pre-
caution ut this time SO as it will not
happen again.
The dance and house warming al
the George Smith ranch Friday night
was we'll attended, there being oven
fifty couples present. There were
people there from the Missouri rive
to the Canadian line and when il
comes to entertaining Il crowd Mr.
and Mrs, Smith are right at home
The new house is eighteen by thirty
six with hard wood floor ard made
one OF the best dan cling floors in this
neck OftlleW Gods At midnight al
elaborate lunch was serv ed and thu
dancers enjoyed themselves unit
early morning.
In complaint to the interstate com
merce commission filed Saturday the
/ board Of railroad commissioners o.
F., Montana attack the railroad rates on
corn. rye, oats, barley, wheat, flax
seed and mllet seed from AL Mon
tana points to st. Paul, Minneapolis
S Minnesota Transfer, Duluth. Su'
! perior, Seattle, Tacoma and Portland
1t asks the commission to establish
l. reasonable rates. The railroads
i made defendants are the Butte, Ana
: conda and Pacific, the Chicago, Mil
' yankee and st. Paul, the Gallati1
y Valley, the Great Northern, til,
+ Montana Western the Northern
4 Pacitic and the White Sulphur ant
plInW Sf ono 1Jark