The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-12-31

/ 10 remain LIleIe Il lew DAYS.
/ make plans and furnish estimates
for all kinds of buildings and struc-
tural work. A. S. HANsCoM.
Roy Monroe, j. r. Stubble6eld and
Archie Stubbleiield were in from the
north country the first of the week.
Mrs. &. NJ. Howe came down from
Wagner Monday night to register as
voter IN the new proposed county.
Harry Slime and wife Of near Love
JOY are the parents of a daughter
| that came to gladden. their home last
week.
! Mrs. NJ. l. Lydig and children came
in from the Little Rockies Monday
night and will spend few days with
her mother, Mrs. Higgins.
DR.. Blankenhorn traded his Buick
to Shady & 1,eVesconte last week for
Il Ford. These little machines are
growing in popularity every day.
Miss Hulda Lindgren came down
from Great Falls Tuesday morninY
and will visit Il day or 50 in Malta
before returning to her position in
the Falls city.
Mrs. G.. W. Talbot and two chill
dren and Mrs. Sam Perry came up
from Glasgow Tuesday Oh No. j, and
expect to remain in Malta: the ire
mainder of the winter.
Walter Sturman came in from
Zortman !. Monday and went from
hereto Chinook on business. k He
will return to the mountains gvia
Dodson the last of the week.
James Murray went to Havre on
Tuesday morning to assist in taking
inventory of the stock of the Murray.
Alderman drug store in that city.
He expects to be absent all week.
! ssssVerge Harris was up from .Saco
, Tuesday looking after his interests
AS candidate for the Office of clerk. of
court in the new county. If Verge
doesn't land this office it certainly
will not be his fault, as lie is hustler.
! The barber shop of BenZinger &
Whitney was burglarZed one night
last week and about six dollars jim
nlckels and dimes taken out of the
cigar case. The proprietors say they
have good idea as to who the guilty
parties were and arrests are expected
soon.
The "Do your Christmas shopping
early' slogan was we'll observed il,
Malta this year as Christmas eve the
downtown streets were pract ically
deserted. IN the stores nearly ever,
table bore the ''sold out" sign whicl
goes to show the Christmas trade was
very good this year.
1t we get chance at your old Shoe
in our repair shop Wen mend then
so we'll that they'll come in hand,
for change-olf. It's impossible 70
anyone to do better repairing thar
we do; guaranteed to be satisfactory
Our repair department is unexcelled
Good repairing is important we dc
it.-B, IL. Koke.
Prize winners in the big Christina,
contest at the Leon Reed s. co
leWelry store We're as follows: Is
prize, 4 ladies gold watch, No. 222
won by Miss Bertha IIattinghus: 2
prize, diamond cavalier, No. 300. no
called for: Sd prize, cut glass bowl
won by Chas. A brahamson. Littl
| Hazel Hang drew the lucky humble
: out of the big box.
Dr.. j. w. Richardson left fo
Helena Tuesday and will spend fe
days in the Office of State Veternarja
Butler and then leave for the south
ern part Of the state to look afte
some work connected with that of1ic,
Or. Richardson has been very bus
man the last few months and jndica
tions are that he will be kept bus
Tor dUOLlltl llIOtlUH NI JGuSC,
The guessing contest OH the numbe
of seeds in a pumpkin at the Crofr
jewelry store closed Christmas ev
and the pumpkin was found to COZ
tain 2S7 seeds. Mrs. M. Dubois wo
the first prize with . guess of 2s;
and Mrs. j, W. Richardson and Mis-
Mamie Beas|ey We're tied for til
second by guess of PSI. In the cor
test to settle the tie Mrs. Richardso
received the prize.
Al Anderson of Dodson received
telegram from the post office depar
ment at Washington, Tuesday morn
ing stating that he had been. aWarde
the contract for carrying the mail
between Dodson and Zortman for tn
four years commencing January
1915. AS we understand it the bid j
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