The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-06-11

Spring pigs for sale cheap at Pede1
Paulson's. eff
Mems clothing for any wear anf
everywhere at Edwards &,,McLellan's.
All kinds Of farm machinery at &C
tua] cost at Cosner " Co.'s.
Miss Grace Jones arrived in thu
city the latter part of last week, ah(
will remain here some time visiting.
Attorney Tressler and G. w. Powell
are in the east end of the county th1'
week attending to business matters.
Mrs. Charles Secrest and children
leave tonight for Hinsdale, where
they will visit for a week or ten day.
with her parents.
E. G. L. Knickerbocker was here
the first of the week from Cob rg at
tending to business matters and Wis
iting with friends.
Attorney II. NJ. Kirton has colo-
menced the erection Of new home il
the south part of town. Contractor
Tressler has the job.
If you will inspect our stocks as to
quality, price and assortment yon
will know this is the right place t.
b ~. Edwards 81 Mcclellan.
The front of the Malta Mercantile
store has been painted pure white
with dark brown trimmings. It now
presents All attractive appearance.
Miss Grace, who visited the first of
the week with her friend NJ rs. Parker,
! departed Saturday for Missoula,
! where she will attend summer school.
| W. S. Griffith, All old-time Valley
county sheriff, was guest of G. W..
Powell a few days last week. Mr..
Griffith is now resident of Newport,
Wash.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
will meet with Mrs. Buckingham at
the parsonage Thursday pm. All
members and friends are cordially in
vited to be present.
, The shearing plant was to open yes
terday, but owing to the rain will not
be opened for few days. The shear
ers are here and they expect a good
run when once they are started.
Dave Anderson. who is agent in
this locality for the New York Life,
returned the latter part of last week
from Butte where he has been attend
ing a meeting of the agents of the
state.
Arrested for exceeding the speed
limit in Butte short time ago GER
tain Ford owner when asked by the
judge if guilty said, "No sir, your
honor. it was only little old Ford. "
NINETY days." said the judge, II
have Ford myself.
If you have not registered for the
primaries do 80 at once, as it will be
too late in q short time, and it il
something if postponed is soon for
gotten. If you did not vote at thu
last general election, and have no
registered since, you will be denied ;
vote unless registered. Attend to j
at once, and get your name OH tht
books.
Since the organization Of the Gem
etery association there has been NOR,
done to improve the cemetery tina,
for the past several years. 1t is fas
being put in first-class condition ant
really looks as though some one wa
taking a little interest in the grounds
The association have been trying t,
get the names of all buried here, bu
up to the present time there ar
something like seventy unknown
graves.
DR.. M. D. Hoyt, president of tn
Fair Association Board, has abou
completed arrangements for the spec
e ial train from Malta to Glasgow TO
7 Friday, September 18th, and will b
ready to announce rates and schedul
within short time. That the fai
e will be the greatest farmers picni
y ever pulled off in Valley County goe
S without saying, and DR.. Hoyt is e>
e erting every effort for it's unqualifie
t success.
e This week we publish the announce
i ment of G. W. Powell, who asks fc
a the nomination for the office of sheri
l. of Valley county on the Repnblica
" ticket. There is probably no man
o Valley county better known tina
o "Puck" and not one that would MAX
a better sheriff. There is very lit
II chance Of him having any opposite
e at the primaries. Wepredict for hi
y success both at the primaries and I'll
oil