The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-04-23
DUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

R. G. White and s. G.. Brown Leg
horn eggs for setting at Clanton u
Brandon's. Chas. Byllesby. til
Two or three good second hand au-
tomobiles for sale cheap. Inquire OF
Hooking & Burke, Glasgow. Mont. st
Mrs. Eliza Mathers returned from
Nora Springs Uowa) last Friday and
will spend the summer at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. M. r. Cramer.
The numerous friends and neigh
bors of Adolph Krohn gave him a
surprise party Saturday night which
wound up with a big dance in the
Krohn school-house.
Next Sunday is the anniversary of
Odd Fellowship and all members of
that order is requested to meet in the
hal! over the First State Bank to at
tend services at the M. E. church.
Early Eureka White Skin Potatoes
and winter onion sets for sale.
Agency for the Two-Minute Churn
will churn butter in from 40 seconds
to five minutes. Frank Gage, Malta,
Montana.
Attorneys Tressler & kirton were
at Lovejoy the first Of the week to try
u contest case before Commissioner
A. p. Macarthur, but the contestant
failed to put in his appearance and
the case went by default.
The Orpheum has undergone con-
siderable changing in the past week
and is so fixed up that it is one Of the
best show houses in the state for it's
size. A raised floor has been put in
and a perfect system Of ventilation.
"a Bachelors Honeymoon" at
the Eagles hall Saturday night was
one of the best shows that has visited
Malta this season and drew good
sized crowd. Those in attendance
were more than pleased, and those
not attending missed good show.
There have been several complaints
registered by the people Of Zortmal
and vicinity in regard to the mai
route as changed for the coming foul
years, and the attention of the Com.
mercial Club has been called, and
that organization has taken steps to
see if the route cannot be changed SO
MS to give the people of the southwest
country what they want.
This week The Enterprise changes
from six pages home print to all home
print. We think we can better take
care of the business and give oul
readers a better paper. Now that we
have made the change we would be
pleased to have good live CORES
pendent in all sections of the country
tributary to Malta, II you have any
news send it to us, and we will gladly
print it.
The editor of this paper was a
Lovejoy last week and called OIL the
old gentleman whom the postotlice il
named after. He has been busy dur
ing the winter months painting pic
lures and doing fancy work. Mr.
Lovejoy is al artist and good one
A number Of years ago he was al in
structor in the east in painting AM
during hiSdry land farming life ha
not lost amy of his former ability
When it comes to doing fancy work h
has over one half the women in Val
ley county beaten
The ladies of the Woman's Clu|
have asked for cleanup day TO
Malta. The ladies are right as far a
they went, but from the appearance
of our streets, alleys, and vacant lots
they should have asked for a week
People are coming to Malta daily
and the appearance of the town
anything but neat. Ash heaps, man
ure piles, tin cans and weed patche
are the first thing they see and til
last thing they are likely to forge
when telling others of our town. lie
everyone boost for the ladies an
, help to get general cleanup day, an
3 then clean up.
+ The Malta Woman's Club met wit
Mrs. L. NJ. Facey on Saturday, wit
several guests also present. Schot
gardens and Fairgrounds were tn
chief topics of discussion, and a cleal
x up day for Malta found hearty sui
L port. The condition of the BAG
{, alleys of Malta, the ever-present an
$ mosquito breeding tin can and til
!. heaps of rubbish to be found an.
e where at anytime, and the laxness
the enforcement of the law, were I'll
d points especially scored. The pr
0 gram dealt with the current events
I. the past year, and was under Il
: leadership of Mrs. Parker, asslste
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