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ASSIGNMENTS or MORT. AGES.
Manhattan.

i !; Nsiss' Wv slsi st. a''ys, ( < < i
18TH sir, aoi W--Joslah V Place TO to
Anna Il Farrell "a W 10th st, attys,
BnoShr H,Grh sT ~ Nassf0 an5 NJ.
%isd9ra, $50 w W sd st, atty, T !; 60; 3
shMn 10 same. i.sd st. ssi atty atty,
7oTm ST. Iii E-samcc to jacob Marx' 0ppgS pgS
v 7itn st: atty. Arthur . Ernst, 100
EI oH' -. " :, 100 Bwsy. ''SS'S Ss.SS
t. SO " 9TH st. attys, Prayer a Al,
SAME to same same property .attys,
MoHRoE IS ST 'i57.BenI Ksuf,asn i-'Vto TO
Michael Josephsohn', private banker, lo5
s5rTiii ss"iS" 81, :, zoo 5th, av ;s1is55
tSW i'ith st; at,ys. Anderson. \ 4,
lsTn ST' ST. ii4,,G w-Max weinstsin iS'Vto TO
VI Hynsn, 1885 Bway ................s 81
AupHs9n nk to ca.na,y n G. Co io Of
,7sn IS 81 r M''' s. rs 81 St Nicholas az. S?OSy tx
ssis,rI Alien. To~nsend to state Rlsy lty
bessie Duke to u |. \ r Rlty Const CO,
:s2 Bway, atty. J l. Pincus, 2sS Broad,
ELDRIDGE ST. is6-Florence e u Graves
to VIM y Cromwell. IL W tsth ST. atty,
sullivan Il c. 40 Wall st..,...,,S26,e0 900
Sd AV, 5st--John NJ Longyear et al, eNrs.
to Archibald NJ Maclay and ano, trus,
30 W Gsth 1T: attys, Maclay a McB, =
load sr, II E.Ersnei, Levine 70 Ph
Friediand. 900 Bway y..,.,,...,......s 500
lisTH ST, $50 E-Iouis Bernstein to
Pauline simon, % W l29th st; atty,
Mark Aaron, ~ Cedar st......,..,fl0 100
CORPORATE MTG co to Abraham
LAYMAN coNsT co to Beniamis
BERsRRo6wirz. FLoRA. to isidor Harris,
SANE 10 Jacob bloom siSSS
TITLE GUAR 4 TRUST co to Il Bleeker
wENTa. Fs!r2o"J Jas o., to Tile Guar f'vs fT'r"si
cooGGATE. LATHRop, to Ms!'hs:
GuXRANTEED MIG co to n Y Title Ins
STERN, SAMUEL. to Chelsea Really
MASHATrAN MTG co to N y T',.is. 'iiSSs iSs
LASwyEhsS MTG co to Jams:
SAME to Ruth u rarker.''i.., $4,000
MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan.
/ albTH ST. & =, 27j o 10Th av, 75xl00-Sam
Minskon ayt .o%Lh II Corpn. owner
contractor ........'..'...'.. ..Vo'
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NEW FLATBUsH APARTMrNrs.

Plans have been completed by w. T.
Mccarthy for two four story brick apart
ment buildings 10 be erected by the Delta
building Company on a plot 125xlOO
feet on the west side Of East Nineteenth
street. 200 feet north Of Beverley road.
The project is estimated to cost SIC. 900
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GREAT NECK ESTATE RENTED.

The Il. c. Easton estate at Great
Neck. L. l., has becn leased by Frank
Crowell for n term Of four years 70 Carl
w Hamilton OF Manhattan.
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BrOnN.
ROOk Az, ST3--BprEer Manufar,urIny
RECORDED LEASES.
Ma n n N tt0u

10TH Az. '.s, str n, pit ID n a pit c--,John
Roschlan a ano to GREENE Bros. Ti9 10th
av 3 yrs from Jan !, 1915; attys. Fitch,
NJ q: - Nassau 81 :,.,,,., -. $500
TO ii II Graham, i2a W lsith st, 8 yrs
from NGy isiS nrs ,,E2?o
Benn Windt, l03 y y2d st, yrs from
Nov !, 1915; atty, Max schwebel, 5
Sd AZ. ass: ED st. :ol sCs E.juiia g 6
walker ano 20 John J DAY, 4ol is.h
BLEECKER ST. PSI. store & b--Dominck
j Pioselli to Louis Catania, 339 r. l2lst
st, yrs from Nov /, 1919; attys Bein-
heimer a. :, i B Co, i2sth ST ~ Amst
73D ST, S22 T., store n c---Joseph Cohn to
Albert Smldt 322 II 73d st, Yrs from
Nov T. 1915; attys. Bernheimer Il Z B
co, laSth ST a. Ans' av .,......., 81 ,0ss
RrOnN.
WASHINGTON Az, 30i3-5, store Norris
Halpern to Louis Marshall. 20is Washing
ton sv. yrs from May l. 1918: atty,
Louis Marshall. fo+2 Washington av"s5Io
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MORTGAGES.


(South OF Fourteenth ST.
WEST BROADWAY. W =. ss n Houston e,
bOx- Jos Personeni to jos Nenturini
Montgomery, y Y, pr mtge $40, 600, Oct
rs, due as per bond: atty. T u Co, lI6
ccRSELIA ST, n 9, 1912 Bleecker ST.,
2lIsg7.6-Jno KnAcke to Anna ID Won
Dohln 3iS w 86th st. July l, yrs. D
G.. atty. J Leitner. Prospect ana West
RROADWAY, y e 4, llT.3 Astor pi, 2i.Ilx
- X Estate Realty CorPn ct ul
exrs and trus, to seymour Realty 60, 70
Broad st. Oct IS, pr mtge $4,000, . yrs,
p c; attys. Kurzman 4 +, 20 broad
isT AV. .ss. W = ls.s l4th ST. ?0x6o,
DIT mtge Sll.50O-Jacob Lurre and sno
10 Harris Lurrie, 1915 TIFFANY st, Oct
81. due Nov !, 1880. y O. atty l. 80,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PN Pm
Sun rises. g 81 Sun sets. 4 81 Moon rises.oA
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
ssndyHk II ~ Gov. Isi.ll 80 Hell Osts..i ~
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
sandyH'k. % l2 Gov. Isl. "a IL Hell Gate .7:o9
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CONFERENCE ON LOANS.

dent and secretary, and the reelected
president. Laurence NJ. D. Mcclure.
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ENhv SIUr.
(East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
li0th sts.)

.5TH ST, $ W s. 3li Il. 25xss s-Theo
Oct ~; install. e.; atty sam ,da
sab 81 aes r, 5 :. 400 . list av, 25xio2.2-
Jacob schaus to German Savings Bank, Bank,
p C: atty, 4 II Mosic, 80 BROAD st ss,ooo
s4TH ST Z r, =, 80 . 5th av, 25xio2 =
walsh m nfn "a u.s. rTi due oS
4. 1917. . p c. atty, 7 q Go. l'e bro1d,
AvESvE A. i7,s. " :, $40 : slst st. 25x
81. pr mtss $40 ooo--Narst A Davis 20
Harvie NJ Blair. 5O6 W lS6th st. oct 2s,
2 yrs, C; attys. Gettper, s & a. "S ooS
"' $1,000 $1,000 Yves, side,
twest OF Fifth ay, betw"en Fourteenth and
sru Ay, VS.. lots bos-l, map Hermitage
Henry Reioh 8 ano eNrs, 10 Bowery
Saw Bk, igs Bowory, oct -, ! yr. 20;
attys. Cadwaiader w T. 20 VA, al
5,sT ST, ss5..s ". n +, iA9s = 9Th av, So ok
nssh ts," $. s. oc, mG si S'yinn yP. Az.
SAME PRoPERTy, pr mtg 600
! ct al, Oct q! yrs . c; attys' Ei.men
| l.. q 4 L, 1875 Bway. ;;...:.vr.,; SO 900
7isT 81, hr, To,,1 ,o "ri Tite E"a Guar av TT
| 90. i7s Bway, Oct es. due as per
| bond ......,,..,,,,,'.''.' l7'ooo
! Bronx.
CBorough OF The Bronx)
| PARK AV, =. 59l> i+ath 1t. 5oxlll.l0
! Molly Retman to cosmopoitan Bk,
. sOS Prospect az. pr mt, $500. Oct Is,
ins.als, y c; atty, Friedrich az o.
chSsR Assis' A. = ! . , ii'th i. 'iiss;S @
ioO.9-Fred'k T Hoffman TO- Ernest Hall.
I exr 1857 Boston rd, oct 81. due as per
3 bond; atty. Ernest Hall. 81 william
RSEK AZ, s. 1855 lssd st, two lots lots,
each 6Oxl00. two mtss, each S3t, 900
Valhalla Corp to Manhattan Mtg 60.
200 Bway. Oct 81, due as per bond ;
atty, Manhattan Mtg Co, 200 Broad :
clTINroN Av.. 8, is2 q islst ST. three
lots, each 44xll0. three mtgs, each $50
OOO--Traf B'dg Co, Inc. to Manhattan
Mtg Co. 600 Bway, Oct 81. due as per
bond; atty. Manhattan Mtg Co sov
SHERMAN AV. e cor l65th st, approach
to Concourse, 7t.5x99. ll-Kovacs Const
Co to Harry Fantwasser. 81 North st.
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ssO. 900 CONCOURsp rrNEMrNr

Alexander Wilson has flied plans for
hve story tenement TO cover the south
west corner or the Grand Concourse and
177th street. on plot l3i.7x3a.7, n
will cost $4,000 and will be built from
plans by Charles Schaefer. Jr.
The sun., 1915-10-29
AkW JkKrLA REAL ksrAIE tOK SALE

HkW JEKsEl REAL ksrA1E tOk SALE.
ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
enc family houses and choice building
lots at private sale. a large number from
The sANKINo DEPARTMENT. srArn
OF NEW YORK. to quick close the busi.
resa Of two corporations ofYera these prop.
srt'~s at about 50Ts Of former prtces
They are located at Grantwood. Palisad~
Morse mere and Lsonia. New Jersey tcp-
posite Grants Tor~N. within twenty-dv
minutes Of Manhattan. -
An inspection Of these properties viii
convince you that they are unusual eAr-
esins. Liberal terms. Title Guarantee Pol
lev free.
For further AssaNs ana terrns, adhrees
pENJ y HAv6HT. Soeciai Devuty supt
~ psoks care Of Rs~k'o0 Department
~ u-o.s--. Nv vs.N Cstv
The sun., 1915-10-29

AVr,sed-THURsD'Y october -.
SIS Adriatic. $3.50 p NJ, Liverpool. Oc. >.
sc Dwinsk. sI5 A. NJ. Archangel Oct. .,
SIS Servian Prince. . A NJ. Bresi. oct. l."
SIS Koursk. 5 p. NJ, Hui. Oct. L..
Sc Maroni, 5 p. NJ. bordeaux, Oct. II.
SIS Castle Bruce. 2;i5 =. NJ. Gibraltar.
S. City of Macon. $3.50 p NJ. spssss,
Oct 10
SIS Den Of ogi. 9 p. NJ. Liverpool. Oct. 10.
SIS Saxoleine, A. NJ, Rouen. Oct. i..
S. City of Durham, ~ =. NJ. Liverpool,
Oct l6.
Sc Lord Dowpshire. ? A. NJ, Havrc, Oc4. ~
Sc Gouvepeur d. Lantsheere, $50 p. N.
Wednesday La Pallice. Oct IL
e. Panama, S A. NJ, Cristobal. Oct. -.
So Alniirante, 10 30 A. NJ, Kingston, Oct. =
IS Parma. $50 A. NJ. 81. Thomas. Oct. =
- Bermudian, $50 A. NJ. Bermuda, Oct. =.
Sc Caracas. $50 A. NJ, San Juan, Oct =.
IS Antilles, New Orleans. Oct. .3
S. Sabine. Mobile, Oct 20
Sc Huron, Jacksonville, Oct. q.
So Hamilton. Norfolk Oct. -.
Ss Kafue. Boston Oct %.
SIS Hyacinihu-. Bosi on. OsJ ~
SIS Porto Rico. Baltimore. Oct. -.
S. Aninits, Norfolk, Oct. q.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
S. Hellig Oiav, at Copenhagen.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
So United States, from Copenhs sgen
- Stan.palis, from Palermo
SIS Cameroni,i from Liverpool
The sun., 1915-10-29

Lieut.. \. 7, Beauresard from AID on
stan commander of Fourth Division, At
lantic Meet, to aid on stair and hag heu-
tenant stuff Of commander In chief Pacinc
1eet
Lieut.. ", l., Glassford Prom aid on stan
fourth division, Atlantic fleet, to the Ne
vada,
Lieut. ". o. spears from the bureaus to
three months sick leave.
FIRST Lieut., r. l., Denig. NJ. C.. from
Olongnpo TO the United states
Second IAcut. !. II Miller NJ O., from
Norfolk 30 recruiting depot, Port Royal,
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sATlsFIED MECHANICS LIEN.

t<TH ST, i2s TO 1874 W-Fredenberg 4
Lounsbury aSt The Lambs q a. ost ";
1915 ss..s,sssss-.s.sss 'tSpA'aV
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MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

2lbTH ST. & =, 27j 10Th av. 75xl00--Sam
Minskoff ayt .oAth n Corpn. owner 4
contractor .................... .t5i
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Gotta sdnwartx 4 Gross are the arcfi.
texts and have estimated tho cost at
$450,0OO.
The sun., 1915-10-29

(EAW o. Fifth av, betWeen FOurtcchtH
and 10th sts)
:2D ST. 326 e, e 8. 27O W LIST av, e6xs7s--
Albert Erdman to Rocksand Realty Co,
Is Nassau ct. mtg $1,000. Nov 23. 1911;
ATTY. A Erdman. IS Nassau st. 49,. .sl00
bbTh ST. S27 p. e, soss "a av. Hilx
graham, ref, to Lawyers MTG Co. SO LIB
erty at, Oct 26; attys. Cary q Carroll. SO
ssTH ST. ais II, ia i-t ay. isxsS
Cforeclos. Oct 2il--Arthur N GieEerich.
ref. to Lawyers Mtg Co, 90 Liberty ct,
Dot 2s; Sttys. Cary 4 Carroll. SO Wall
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
GFNESEO.

tH ea-f1sf meeting ef ere beard
ct .rtsr-es of che Gcseseo Collegiate
- vas te.t Del tEe q, G.
taacet ee tt1etsY. ere object % ire
Her..aE Hr.es OBJ discuss taT fgfgrc of
t3e sesea. sa1 Co make p5aas for
aat.aE "a aFser. better equipped aat
Hfr rreHs eiueafioassi ilstitutt91-
Efr V.Fs ar sregFlnE a. e8sqsats &c
aarseeref rart t1r tss sCGgol - vel
GaG-F War sss those bavinE ne nat
Wf e Charge are ugca encouraged
Pr tit.f.as f5 tse ea}qwaEaf fzsG %
o. prapesea Co raise ra0Esg for TIE
sftctlaa sEt sGEipmeGt % sew bgiiG-
Hss. isei4aisE a Gorusisorv for ziris
~a.es. g ERECTED. Will FrueahlT b lo-
eser.i eg enc btacN soGth % TIE PARK.
preeterst member q tes boa=t 81
tfss.ses has aGersd Co Gouats tract
pr are ee stV acres. eoeVsGiertlv To-
ea.rl. gpoa whlea Co erect asW bald
ass AaaaE the oGt-os-t0wu sassa-
eers % me board % trustees wEo we're
p-rseet sf ere mesffsz were E-rs- ".
Marquis of chicago. n 2 psLoeE
OF Asssis se4 O. g.. Vess % WoodsGil.
Zee rrw asuzssrs % tEs hcart elect
s3 we're Arthur Cushraa % New
Aars cifv aad VILLAS AsaEis of Can
srsEs
rEs series q tsctGrss delivered a.
ne ersresstiosat esureh On this cry
sy us Z. o. tfsrbsrt. eieSlnE VITA tks
.ectars % sgsGay evsGssE. were q
<sst sor me rsop.s % tE-s eoG=G--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
PLAYERS TO ORION

@ =.
f
'a' 500 's''A oR-
ais .. t .F .as ta
@ was s
ON a.st %
s- .r. tn..t. 90 was FasPa
r.. H.l WlI accompany taf tarsP-
aas sr
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
MOONLIGHT HIKE IS
PLANNED FOR Z MEN

rsr r.stf. Neru 90 tsere VII
br "a moonlight lls- t5r ssaioF gem-
HrTs H. H- ST. O.. a. TGsY vii teave
ae E..E sr f.ts aet hitr Co a
t.sH..s Unknown Co. csc eitsrs.
t.r 1850 SD ssf possibly tsree sai
ea-.s- es. ast rhrn VIII ceoS
sIaE.F sHl Save E E5et t.@r. Ter
s.larT rsra seed free Co all ere
asa V.# s# along there VIII BE- 90
saa.F .Hss .a fsst eiEet. as all %
ur ".H orc rsraaE on E9inE e9
'as H.r several wregeFrs ef teF
aass-ss HeEs syurssisaa class val
ur
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

~. The lectures we're Eivsa GsesF
the asspse~s % the south SIDE
shgrckss az4 tbs sifsEeaaes was
<sca tsrosskozs tie veois week
Tss village % A;k-ssoa bed trs city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

Frank DeLander is having new
soda fountain installed in his restau--
ant on North State street.
Ed Harper spent Saturday In Chi
cago on business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

city clerk. city attorney and a few of
the business men were in Davenport
Monday looking at a viaduct built
;here recently. The Rock Island rail-
road has been making plans to widen
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

Aluminium Skiliets. No. s size-these
sell AZ zoo regularly, Fri I %
day they'll carry this sign. .1.%/
\ 1000 Gold lined Dinner Set OF 100
pieces. for Friday %
only ..------.-...-....
Cut Glass Olive Dishes fin OSc
ished IN satin point. only ..... |ON
Colonial Glass Tumblers for Bargain
i FRIDAY shoppers DC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

this city and the city representatives
went to Davenport TO see how such a
structure would be here when COM
pleted-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

Drs. C. l. Wood. J. (. West and Z
". King attended n meeting OF the
Rock Island County Dental society
held n the Rock Island club.
Tie members OF The city council,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22

election Tuesday and % went dry by
eve votsa- A. the township election
two weeks ago IRE township went vet
By one vote which permits gallos
houses 20 rga - tee Township
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-04-22
Subway Specials for
Friday

Timely. and surely worthy OF your
arc these few specials
from our Subway Dept
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

The Malta Woman's Club will be
entertained by Mesdames Brockway
and Shower at the home of the for
mer, on Saturday afternoon, May %.
This is the last meeting of the year
and all members are urgently re-
quested to be present.
Charlie Chaplin will be at the Or
pheum again Friday night in a two
reel comedy entitled "a night Out"
1t is said to be the best ever and a
laugh from the start to the finish.
We understand A. McCandless, a
former resident of the Little Rockies
is the new superintendent of the
Ruby Gulch Mining Company at
Zortman. Mr.. McCandless is an ex-
pert mining engineer and thoroughly
familiar with the work at the mines.
Another good Paramount Picture
'"The Bargain" pleased a good
crowd Tuesday night. Monday night
a three-reel Lubin film, "Broncho-
Billy" picture and the Hearst-Sellig
film made an excellent program that
pleased all who were fortunate to be
present. Another feature which
pleases Orpheum fans is the SPLEEN
did music being furnished during
the pictures by Mr.and Mrs. Robbins.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

John Survant is down on the Miss
ouri river this week looking after
his horse roundup.
L. E. Jones is up from Glasgow
this week assisting Clerk and Re-
corder Schneider in opening up a
new set of books for the county.
Mrs. George Whitney and Ed.
White are enjoying visit from
their mother, Mrs. George White,
who arrived Sunday from Long
Beach, California.
Yesterday on the new Edwards &
Mcclellan building scaffold gave
way and let several workmen fall to
the ground. Besides being thor
oughly shaken up little damage was
done.
Premium ham at the Mercantile
for % cents per pound.
Word from Glasgow tells of the
death of Mrs. Copeland of near that
place Tuesday by being trampled to
death by horse. She was just re-
Gently out of the hospital and it is
thought too weak to assist herself in
getting away.
One bedroom for rent. Mrs. O.
w. Simonson. tia
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

John Willis was up from Glasgow
Tuesday.
Attorney John Hurry of Glasgow,
was a Malta visitor Monday.
Didrick Diset, the local photo
grapher, was abusiness visitor at
Dodson Tuesday.
Miss Grace Marias of Dodson, as
sisted in the eighth grade eXamina
lions held here last week.
Representative Sidney j. Rumble
of Glasgow, was up Monday looking
after business matters in this city.
Lost.-1n the south part Of Malta
model revolver. Finder please re-
NJ montgomery was a passenger
for Chinook on No. 1 Tuesday. Mr..
Montgomery has been looking after
construction work here the past few
days.
District court will convene at Chi
nook June Sd for the trial of civil
cases and jurors have been notified
to appear on that date. Judge John
j. Tattan will preside.
Farm Loans.-We loan our own
money and are therefore in position
to close all loans promptly. No de-
lay in getting your money when you
deal with USE. J. Lander & Co.,
Montana.
Robert Darling, who has been
spending a portion of the winter in
Minneapolis, returned to Malta Mon
day night and will spend some time
on his claim out near Phillips.
The county commissioners of Hill
county will consider three bids for
work on the new court house at
Havre May "a. The bids will be for
construction, plumbing and electric
wiring.
Folly Goodheart, rancher living
near Harlem, was arrested last week
by Sheriff Buckley of Blaine county
charged with the crime of stealing
heifer from County Commissioner
Archer of Zurich.
Commissioner Vert was doing
some good work on the streets OF
Malta this week with team and
road grader The high ridges left
by the sewer contractors are being
leveled and soon our streets will
present a neat appearance. Commits
sioner Vert is always on the jot
when it comes to keepin gthe cross
ings clean after a rain and is GER
'tainly a valuable man for the city.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

B. d. Phillips is spending a few
days in Malta.
Fred Remore was in Malta Friday
night from Vandalia to attend the
high school play
Commissioner Pete West of Valley
County, is in the city today calllhs
on his old time friends.
Norman Stubblefield came in from
the farm Friday night to take in the
high school play at the Bison thea
ire.
Mrs. w. G. Schneider and son
Richard returned Saturday nlght
from a trip to Saco where the Wis
tied a few days.
Mrs. Miller and daughter Ruth
are in from their ranch visiting
friends in Malta and attending COM
mencement exercises.
A rural free delivery service goes
into effect out of Big Sandy June 10:
The route will be 25 miles long and
will serve 90 families.
DR., Kroner, the OPTICAL specialist
will again be in Malta at the Great
Northern Hotel, May %, % and "a,
nrenared to correct any and all eye
.;r,,t dofocts 2w
Mrs. Ellis Blumenthal and Mrs.
Chas. Blankenhorn entertain. st.
Marv's guild at the Blankenhorn
home next Wednesday afternoon.
Misses May and Ida Smith ar
rived in the city yesterday from lndl-
ana and will spend some time in this
country. They are stopping at the
Rev. Slime home.
The highest price ever paid for
wooded lambs on Missouri river
market was paid at Omaha the first
of the week when a shipment Of 5l9
lambs averaging IS pounds, from
SCOTS Bluff Neb., were sold for
$1,15O.
Attorney H. l.. Wolf was in elias
| gov few days ago where ha APP
peared before the register ami re-
ceiver of the U. S. L and Office as
attorney for Alvin P. Hood in a land
contest of Anderson VS.. Hood. The
land in question is situated neal
Baylor.
The story of "The Rose OF the
Rancho" at the Orpheum Salur:la,
evening was one of the most beauti
full pictures ever shown in Malta
The scene was laid in southern Cali
fornia and the story depicted events
in 1850, just after that state has
been acquired by the United States
Those who failed to see this picture
missed something worth many time
the price of admison. Paramoun
pictures seem to be adding to tn I'll
enviable reputation with every ap
pearance.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20
DUY Mems Clothing at a
ID mems store.
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Harry Whitcomb and wife, Mrs.
Jay Brown and Miss Vira Martin re-
turned home from pleasure trip to
Zortman Thursday night.
Byron Hurley was in the city
from Wagner Monday transacting
business. He reports business very
good at Wagner since the big ram
struck that section.
Miss VonDunteen, who came here
last week to relieve one OF the oper-
ators at the depot, left Monday night
for Glasgow where she has more
lucrative position in the depot at
that point.
The Motor Inn is installing this
week a dry rack for washing auto
mobiles. 1t will be a great Conven-
fence for owners of cars as they can
run their cars in on the rack and
have them cleaned up in first-class
shape in a short time.
The Glasgow team finished fourth
in the Northern Montana track and
field meet at Great Falls short
time ago. The meet was participant
ed in by teams from Great Falls,
Helena, Havre, Belt and Teton coun-
ty. Glasgow was represented by
Abe Mcmahon, Calvin Rogers and
Will Mabee and the boys are given
great credit for the showing they
made in the grand totals wehen COM
petition was SO strong.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

Ray Mooney was down from Hac-
lem Monday.
E. G.. PEBBLES was in from Lovejoy
Friday after a load of supplies.
Mrs. j. D. Jones came down from
Dodson Tuesday evening to visit
friends.
Among those who were in the
county seat from Zortman the past
week were Martin and Joe Hartman,
A. Benway and Walter Sturman.
DR.. KRONER, the optician, is now
at Great Northern Hotel. My date
ends May oath. Come early and
have your eyes examined, which is
free.
! Henry Moore left Tuesday morn
| ing for the mountains with a big six
horse load of supplies for residents
of the Of that section Of Phillips
| county.
j. H. Atwood, member of the
County Examining Board, conduct
ed State eighth grade examinations
here this week. Miss Sims conduct
ed the examinations at Dodson.
For sale.-A beautiful black Per-
cheron stallion. Can be seen at my
ranch at the Black Coulee school
house or at the Simanton feed barn
on Saturdays. j. F. Hunke, Malta,
Mont.
Ed. Weiss has purchased the in
terest OF his partner, George Doug
| lass, in the Malta cafe and bakery,
and will continue same in his own
name. The new cafe is enjoying a
splendid patronage.
The saloons of Malta that have
been closed Sundays for a year past
opened last Sunday afternoon ac-
cording to the provisions of the new
state law that passed at the last
session of the legislature.
Jack Hanson, a Harlem garage
man, has started an overland semi
ewekly auto stage line from Harlem
to Landusky. The stage will leave
Harlem every Tuesday and Saturday
morning returning the same day
Mis- Warden, Miss Sims and Miss
Lovett, county superintendent OF
Blaine, Phillips and Hill counties,
|
arrangements for their joint sum-
mer school to be held at Havre dur
ing the month of August.
The much talked of white way
that has been injected into every
other forward city in this section
of the state, has, like the cut worm
invaded Malta points, and now con-
siderable talk has been going
around about that city installing q
system, or at least taking the matter
up with the councilmen of the city
Malta is up to date in every respect
1t has everything modern except E
method of lighting, and when the
moon refuses to work, darkness:
reigns supreme-Harlem News.
Farm Loans.--We loan our owl
money and are therefore in position
, to close all loans promptly. No de-
5 lay in getting your money when you
/ deal with USE. j. Lander & Co.
Office with B. w. Brockway, Malta
Montana. Represented by G. G
Simonson.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20

Do not brood over the past, nor
live in dreams of the future that
somehow perchance you may get
well. but act now and secure the
blessings of Chiropractic adjustments
See me at Jones Hotel. Terms
$500 an adjustment, or course of
10 adjustments $500. Payment in
advance.
A. l.. LELAND,
ChirOpractOr.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-05-20
LOCAL NEWS

Marshall Chas. Wolf was passen-
ger to Chinook on No. 1 Sunday. He
returned home on the evening train.
Judge Andrew Davidson was
down from Wagner Sunday and left
on No. Sunday for few days visit
with friends at Chinook.