The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-03-18
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Premium ham at the Mercantile
or 20 cents per pound.
All kinds of feed grinding at the
st. Anthony & Dakota elevator.
Three good lots and houses TO:
sale. Inquire at this office. Await
l will trade my beautifully locat
q residence lot overlooking a
retty PARK owned lake i'm Mime
polls, Minnesota, for young cattle.
;. q. nelson, Wh..comb. Montana
We have a feed grinder at the st.
Anthony & Dakota elevator and arc
repaired to grind fine or coarse
ust as you want it. No extra
harges for special work. All prices
reasonable.
The patrons of the Clanton K
Brandon store will please remember
hat we make but two deliveries
zach day. We have engaged the
uto truck for delivering and it
leaves the store at 8 and II O'Clock
n the forenoon and at 3 and in
he afternoon. Kindly have your
orders in so that they can go out on
he delivery.
"The number of deputies allowed
o the sheriff or other county Off
fers within the maxim number
banned by law, is within the discre-
ion of the board of county commits
ioners," rules the attorney general
n reply to query from County Al
ornty H. w. Dunstan of Big Horn
bounty. Mr.. Kelly holds the act Of
March 10, 1895, providing for this
as never been repealed.
The Masonic Building Association
as filed articles of corporation with
he Secretary of State and name the
|ncorporators as l.. G. Edwards, Geo.
". Clay, Emanuel Shower, II. NJ.
kirton, l.. D. Tucker, Harry Cosner
4 I'D Allin G.. Arnot, with capital
took of $4,000. 1t is the intention
# the Masonic order of this place to
|,rect temple that will be one Of
/ he best in this section of the state.
The Malta Dry Cleaning Works
changed hands the latter part of last
(;eek when Mr.. Weise sold out to
|;ntleman by the name of John
(Nerenecke, who came here from
Iinot. Mr.. Werenecke is an ex-
1'erienced tailor and comes to the
people of this community highly rec
Pmmended as a first class man, and
o doubt will meet with the best of
uccess in this locality. Mr.. Weise
as not yet decided what he will do
put will put in short time on his
lain north of town.
Mr.Orvis of Glasgow. is in the city
| his week getting things shaped
round for the opening OF the new
Fair Store early in April. The pro
|'rietor of the store has one at Glas-
cow and Saco and has now conclud
I'd to take Malta in the string The
announcing advertisement appears
Elsewhere in this issue and as will
be seen seen by their advertisement
hey will have a complete line of all
Eents', ladies and. children's fur
lishings. We wish them the best
IF success.
l.. G. Edwards returned yesterday
rom Glasgow where final settle
lnent between Phillips and Valley
ounties was made From the fig
res the people of the new county
will readily see that Mr.. Edwards
Vas on the job all the time and that
e secured an exceptionally good set
lement for the new county. Old
Valley county was in debt some
hing over $4,000 and the portion
ii the debt that the new county Of
Phillips assumes is only $9O,732,anl
We have three years in which to pay
his amount. When Sheridan coun-
~ cut off the amount they owed to
|he parent county was considerably
bore than what we owe. The people
II the new county should be very
thankful to Mr.. Edwards for the
flcient work done on the board.