The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-02-05
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The Best Medium Priced Car
u on the Market
Electric Lights and Electric Starter.
A. r. Lev esconte

| iStrreh 22e below ger this morning.
We have one of the best ranc'. prop
critics IN The stale for sale. COs,,rr x
Co.
y good girl for general homspw0rk
wants \ position. Inquire of Ed
Iiersnh @
Have you seen those. watpr.sets ut
McCrpary's? They are selling for
only 81 IS.
Mr.. and M re-. Harry T rkersly are
the parents IT \ little daughter born
to them last Friday. '
We h.vr made deep price-cnt OF
coats aud dresses for women, misses
aud children. st. Till.
Parties wanting breaking or break
ing and seeding done chi, leave word
1T the Enterprise. office.
Mrs. Il. r.. >clnstpr has been spend
ing Il week or such 4 matter with her
sister. Mrs. t'onant, at Glasgow.
r. 9. Blassngan,e is in this week
from Zo'tman attending to. business
matters and renewing acqualrtances.
The dirre.ors'of the state Fair AS
ISOLATION have selected the week COM
mtncing Sept 2lst as-~the- dates on
wheel, ,p big show .Will he held.
Mrs, John. .Rautch]er' was brought
from Harlem tire. latter part%of last
week and placrd#in tile Malta hos
pital.. SIZE. has: been dangerously sick
for some time past. $780, y
Mr.. j ''r. ;Kfldtfffs and son John re-
Turned the latter part Of last week
from a several days visit with relar
tivts in tile eastern states; They re-
port most enjoyable time. :
+. W..Loyd, u brother Of Mrs. E. j !.
IJumphries; visited here Friday on
his return, from Alaska, where he has
spent the past two years-in the min-
ing districts. He, was on his way
home to New York. ,.:
George Marsh, who has been the
jpweler ut the II; j. MeCrpary store
for the past few months, resigned his
position the latter part of last week
and left for his home in Minnpa polls.
/ lie has been in very poor health since
coming here.
Word from j. r. Murray, who is
attending to business matters at
| Glencoe, Minn., states the Weath her is
very cold there and times quiet. He
is i'll hopes he may get hi business
Strengthened up so as to be able to
return home the latter part of this
week.
Whether the ground hog saw his
shadow when he came out Of his hole
| Tuesday needs no decision to get the
average individual to believe that we
are enjoying the geu11ine oldfashioned
winter weather, with the mercury
hanging from ten to twenty below
most of the time.
The meeting at the school house
last Friday night, at which time sev-
eral very interesting edncationa]
problems were discussed, was we'll at
tended and great interest shown. The
meetings should help materially in
bringing the teacher and the patrons
Of the school closer together, and can
hardly help but bring better results.
The musical entertainment at the
Orpheum Sunday afternoon and eve
ming drew exceptionally large crowds
as did the dance at the Eagles hal
Tuesday night where the music was
furnished by the same orchestra
The international Harp Orchestra is
composed Of good clean fellows and
furnished the people of Malta a rare
treat in music at both places.
In another column IN this issue will
be seen the notice to property owners
calling attention to the fact that side.
walks must be cleared of snow, OF
pay fine. The town clerk calls
snow on the sidewalk a nuisance. We
do not care to dispute the learned
gentleman, bnt when a man gets out
and shovels snow all day and the
| wind piles it up back of him as fast
as cleaned off, can he tell us what
kind of monkey that makes Of a mani
Last week as we went to nrass the
case of State VS.. Nick Schmitz was
occupying the attention of Justice
Brockway's court. Mr.. Schmitz was
charged with altering brand on &
cow that was claimed by H. Sanford
who lives down on Beaver creek
SchmitZ was bound over to the dis
trict court under ST 900 bonds which
were furnished. When this case gets
into district court it promises tt
develop some very interesting facts
n,,l will hn q no ri fo,,r1,+ lonen1 hnt 4 l a