The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-02-12
THE OVERLAND
The Best Medium Priced Car
on the Market
Electric Liehts and Electric Starter.
A. r. LeVesconte
Satisfactory Repair Work North Side Garage

Facey's is the place to buy delicious
home made candy.
We have one Of the best ranch prop
critics in the state forsale. Cosner x
Co.
A good girl for general housework
wants u position, Inquire Of Ed
PiersOn.
Have you seen those water-sets at
McCreary's They are selling for
only s1.25.
Parties wanting breaking or break
ing and seeding done can leave word
ut the Enterprise Office.
If you will learn to connect the
words equality and service" with
Koke's harness it will help both OF us.
Miss Montgomery, teacher in the
primary department, HIS refused
very flattering offer from a school in
Washington, and will finish her con.
tract with the Malta schools at least.
The South Bench Club will give
one Of their popular dances in the
club house near Mrs. Gordon Bar.
ker's homestead tomorrow (Friday)
night. An invitation is extended to
all who attend.
The Moore Telephone and Tele-
graph Co. have issued to each OF
Their patrons a very neat little souve-
mir in the shape of calendar and
thermometer. 1t is very handy and
highly appreciated by the subscribers
of that company.
LYMAN Barnes returned Tuesday
from a trip to Texas ard other points
in the south. He had the misfortune
to be mixed up in II railroad wreck,
and is getting along at present with
the aid of a cane. He had II couple of
ribs broken and otherwise bruised up.
Auctioneer Penrod was down Tues
day from Dodson completing ar
engagements for the street sale to be
held at the Shady barn the last Satu"-
day in this month. He has listed a
large amount of stuff and expects
the sale to BIZ Il success in every re-
spect.
J Sandy Pray was in the first of the
week from his farm in Blaine county,
the first time for two weeks, and then
lie venturtd out only to secure a little
reading material. He says he read
the wrappers on the tomato cans, but
, did not state whether they were of u
late issue or not.
, Since the Western Union has put
an operator at this point it is impos-
sible for the public to send messages
from here to the outside world before
O'Clock in the morning and after 6
, in the evening. For the public the
) old way was far more convenient,
9 although it gave agent Schilling a
5 great deal OF additional work.
Elsewhere in this issue appears a
: notice OF the closing of registration
t for the school and city elections
D Those not voting at the last general
2 election or those having moved from
y one voting precinct to another vii
S have to register or lose their vote. ii
$ you care to vote at the spring cleo
tions and are not registered it would
" be we'll to attend to the matter al
O once.
e The Dodson paper says a fellow
It from Lovejoy was in that city ONT
II day last week getting supplies which
II he could not secure N Malta. W.
d have been wondering ever since W.
read the squib what the necessity re
N ferred to was, and have come to thu
70 conclusion that it must have been ;
n bunch of extended credit, because
e there is nothing thar can be secured
n in towns several times the size o
!. this but what can be had here.
Y The county CLERK and recorder ha
II received from the federal land oflic'
: at Helena certified copies of the TIVE
L judgments, cancelling the patents is
l. sued to b. ID. Phillips for two tract
) of land in the eastern part of thi
y county. The government contested
the claims of Phillips in a number o
st cases in which patent had already is
e sued on the ground of fraud and IRE
/. gularity in the securing of the land
II The two DEGREES just received are il
d two of the cases. Trey were tried b.
!, Judge Bourquin at Helena in the fed
e eral district court, and the patents OF
e dered cancelled. There are cases o
y the same nature pending in the fed
II eral courts involving the validity 0
=, other tracts held by Phillips. Chi
n nook Opinion.
" The eleventh regular NEE ting Of tn
1t Malta Woman's Club occurred Feb