The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-06-25
DUY Mems Clothing at a
- mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

MISS Amy hnlRnC IetulHeu 1ueo'
day to her home in Oregon after
spending week or ten days the guest
of her friend Miss Alice Crowley.
Rev. j.. r. Kelly has been elected
| to Graduate Fellowship in English
by the Pres ident of the University OF
Montana and will leave Malta Sept.
list, to establish residence in Miss ou-
! la, taking the NJ. A. degree from that
institution next June.
The Malta Gun Climb have made ar
rangements for the Stevens and Du-
Pont Trophy to be shot for here this
summer and will commence their
! shooting at an early date. The traps
are being moved to new quarters and
later there will be a tournament OF
two held here.
The Olson & Wolf meat market
changed hand Tuesday and was OPEN
ed up yesterday under new manage
ment. The new prophet ors are both
good business men snd will no doubt
enjoy the same liberal patronage that
the retiring firm have enjoyed. just
what Messrs. Wolfe and Olson will
engage in is unknown.
We learn that Cooney Fox has
bobbed up again and this time with
the goods on him. The health Off.
GERS have condemned his office at the
county seat and it is now up to the
Bull Moose commissioners to find
some other trap in which to place the
county officials and records. Its some
board of commissioners we have.
If you have not registered for the
primaries do SO at once, as it will be
too late in a short time, and it is
something which, if postponed is sool
forgotten. If you did not vote at the
last general election, and have not
registered since, you will be denied q
vote unless registered. Attend to il
at once and get your name on the
books.
Twenty-eight sacks of potatoes
count 'em, 2S-Went out OF Grea
J Falls last night for Zortman by par
1 eel post. There was rush order TO
0 the spuds from the mining camp ant
2 the quickest way to get them Their
e was to send them by Uncle Sans neS
I mail service and that was the wa
d they went. 1t cost the shipper onl
e $l.0s per cwt. to lay the potatoe
/ down at the postoffice door at the DIES
t tination. The potatoes were sent b
the Lindsay Wholesale Fruit an
$ Produce company to George +. Heatl
J. Great Falls Tribune.
VI Millions of dollars worth of pape
l. money of a new type will be put int
IL circulation upon the establishment {
~ the federal reserve banks within I'll
~ next few weeks. Under the feeders
- reserve bank act each Of the twel,
l. federal reserve banks will receive a.
Ii vances from the federal reser'
/" board in the form of federal reser'
notes a distinctly new sort of pap
ne money. Commercial paper will
he the collateral advanced by the va
he ious banks as security for these note
H. The new SIS note submitted by t
nd bureau Of engraving and printing
"a typical of agriculture. The portr}
M OH the face of the note is Lincoln
ev and the back shows 4 harvesting N
". chine and allegorical figures typlt
to of farming. The $40 note bears
OH portrait of Cleveland and manuf*
mt turing scene. The 500 bears JAG
lat sons portrait and is typical of col
of merce. having steamship, train a
inf other mediums Of trade OH the bat
lat Grants picture is shown on the
,os note and Franklin's portrait adol
arc the 500 bill. Both of these larl
bills are typical of the arts.