The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-01-15

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tual cost at Cosner IL Co. S.
| We have one of the best ranch prop
critics in the state for sale. Cosner 4
Co.
Have you seen those water-sets at
McCreary's? They are selling for
only s1.25.
If you want a special bargain il
valley land that is now paying better
than 20 per cent on the investment.
see BrockWay.
Parties wanting chickens for sun
day will please give us their orders
the day before and we viii have them
ready. NJ. Olson.
Peter Smith and little sister left the
latter part of last week for Townsend,
this state, where they will spend
some time the guest of relatives.
All parties having library books
will please return them to the Ed
wards Il Mcclellan store for credit
No more books will be let out until
further notice.
The people Of Dodson who have
had dea lings with the st. Paul Mutual
Insurance Company met Tuesday to
discuss plans to defend the collections
Of the 1913 premiums.
just received, a new line of gents
watches. Come in and see what we
have. 1t will not cost you anything
to look, but it is money in your
pocket if you buy. X. j. McCreary.
G.. C. Slime was in Monday from
his farm in the Lovejoy country and
while here purchased 4 number OF
cattle from John Shady. The farmers
around Malta are going into the cat
tie business to some extent rather
than to trust to farming for living.
Ezra Ereaux was III town the latter
part of last week attending to bust
ness matters. He and his wife Lad
just returned from Great Falls where
they were called by the serious illness
of their daughter. She is in the CO.
lumbus hospital at present and is get.
ting along very nicely.
The entertainment given Monday
night at the Eagles hall, and the last
one Of the lecture course, was one Of
the very best Of the course. and gave
universal satisfaction. The crowd
was not as large as has been present
at some of the other performances
but those there had an evening Of
enjoyment.
The Malta Woman Club met at the
home of Mrs. Brockway OH Jan. 10th
with thirteen members and five guests
present. The program dealt with
educational systems, and two very
interesting papers were read by Mrs
Facey and Mrs. Murray. After Il
dainty lunch the club adjourned to
meet with Mrs. Sklower on Jan. 21tN :.
Word from Philip Case]berg, who
is ut Oakland, CAL, states that he is
not getting along as well as might be
expected. The change in climate
helped him great deal the first fpM
days but Of late it does not seem to
relieve his troubles. We hope that
he may soon recover his former
health and return to his home in this
city.
lii a review Of the live stock mar
kets for the Iast year there has been
a general decline OF prices o.! all
kinds Of live stock. However, the
present prices are good, and at he
prices now paid for AL kinds Of AM
mails used for food farmers can make
Il satisfactory profit on stock ready
for the markp The prices Of horses
have declined more than amy other
stock, and at the Chicago market
horses are selling for The lowest fig
ures quoted in fifteen years.
- a. !ltS SyIittl It.SN ttlll ul iNFU mere
from MAnlau, n. d, some time ago
and is making preparations TO go
down ON the Missouri where he will
do some blasting on Il number Of
rocks that are Il hindrance to nayiga-
ton. The point he goes to from here
will be south of the Coburn lanclt
where the channel is very narrow and
fun Of rocks. hat makes the passage
OF boats in low water almost impossi-
Die. There has been quite u call for
river traffic in the past year and the
government is intending to make the
river nayi@ahIe as far AS possible
He is taking several men with him
and will work there until the ice goes
ont IN the spring..
Cora Powell and Geraldine Bishelj
1 entertained a number of their little
/ friends 1T the home of the latter Sat,
. j ,i,t,p ~ 4 t,n;