The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-03-26

II FOf heen Nuttef gdIueH 'OO'o Nv
to Edwards & McLellan's.
All kinds of farm machinery at &C
tual cost ut Cosner Il Co.'s.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. Boudreau March 18th.
Seed oats and wheat for sale at the
Morgan ramcl, near Phillips. 2w5O*
"Minnesota" paints, oils, and
brushes at Edwards & Mclellan's.
Mrs. G. w. Taylor left Monday
morning for her ranch home ut Galata.
A good house and three lots for sale
cheap if taken at once. See Cosner
s. Co.
Studebaker automobiles and Indian
motorcycles sold by Edwards & Nc
Le]lan.
Mrs. Harry Cosner and Mrs. An
drew Davidson spent Monday with
friends ut Wagner.
w. c. and Ray Giebel returned the
rst of the week from a visit of sew
eral days with relatives in the east
Miss Mamie Beasley left Sunday
night for Minor, Nd, where she
will visit with her sister for some
/ ime.
Supervising Engineer Savage was
down the first of the week from Great
Falls on business connected with the
reclamation work.
Mrs. r. V. Sharp left Tuesday
morning for Silverleaf, Nd, having
been called east by the serious illness
of her mother-in.l law.
| Mrs. Ed Cn]bertson entertained a
number of ladies Saturday afternoon
in honor of Mr.. Culbertson's mother,
who is visiting with them.
d. G. H nyon. an d-timer to the
people of Malta, but now treasurer of
Blaine county, was calling Oh his mo-
merous friends in this city yesterday
Frank Welmie departed the latter
part of last week for his old home in
Y Minnesota to be gone some time bask-
ing in the sunshine of a feminine
J smile.
\ Deputy Assessor RAIDER was in the
\ city over Sunday getting acquainted
with his family. The assessors Of
y flee has been very busy place for
4 the past month.
y Assessor Lewis. of Blaine county,
was in the city the first OF the week
looking after u few of the ditch con-
{ tractors who are making their head
quarters in this city.
VIM. Culberts was brought home
u from Glasgow the latter part Of the
= week and IS now at home in this city
: and, considering the nature of the
= wounds, he is getting along nicely.
There was large crowd at the
| auction sale at the Powell barn last
Saturday but things did not sell
| as we'll rs they should. The reason
| is probably due to the scarcity OF
: money.
t Harry Argent and Chas. Davey re
turned the latter part of last weel
y from Boulder Springs where they had
been taking treatment for rheumatism
~ and both come back much improved
s in health.
o j. p. Simonson departed last nigh
!, for a visit at his old home in Mime
sofa. and before returning will go t.
, st. Paul and pick up q carload 0
;. young cattle to put on his farm III
near New Langdon.
: Ole Olson and bride returned tn
- latter part Of last week from Sout
: Dakota, where they were married las
winter. They have gone TO their fl
: ture home up north where they vii
. be at home to their friends.
;, The Commercial Club meeting las
Saturday night at the office of b. W
. Brockway was we'll attended and a
De interesting meeting was had. Their
- were several important topics befol
The club which were disposed of t
e. the best interests Of the city. Th
ne club will hold meetings the frs
a and third Saturdays of each month
OF and all citizens are requested t
attend.
u The report has gone out that thel
w is no more homestead land in tn
IN part of the country, and has gained
j. foothold with the G. n. immigratio
Ey agents at st. Paul, and the result liza
ct been that all homeseekers have bee
told to go to other places than Malt;
H. On Sunday one Of our local locator
al took the matter up with G. B. Grifli
s., of st. Paul, and it is understood thu
as in the future from those havin
ce charge of the immigrants coming
nf N0ptena flat Malta will he Give