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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
VOL. 10
MALTA SCHOOL OPENS

With an enrolment of 233 in the
grades and high school the local
schools opened last Tuesday, with
the enrolment divided as follows:
First grade--Miss Hulda Thomp-
son, teacher, "A.
Second and third grades-Miss
Alice Coughlin, teacher, AZ.
Third A and fourth grades-Miss
Dorothy Aver, teacher, AZ.
Fifth and sixth grades-Miss
Mary O'Keefe, teacher, Al.
Seventh and eighth grades-Miss
Eazel Tormey, teacher, 43.
High school-Miss Helen Cain,
Miss Helen Baum and Mr.. Elliott,
teacher, 21.
The small enrolment in the high
school is partially due to the fact
that some of the high school pupils
are detained on account of work on
the ranches. New pupils are enroll
ing every day, four having been ad-
making the high school enrolment
25.
AS was predicted the high school
faculty is better able to handle the
situation than heretofore. The
high school work is going to be of a
better quality, owing to better pre-
schedules. Every day the boy or
girl misses will be detrimental to
both pupil and school, SO an effort
should be made to have those who
are not already in attendance, enroll
as soon as possible. Furthermore,
large number OF very late entries
nio1,t 1Na <,s;sV <nI tn h; ;r1,
school standing.
New pupils in the high school
are:
Ninth grade, Leota McCrea, Guy
RAIDER, Carl Veseth, Muriel Edwards
Marguerite Gagen. Eta Stearns and
Mabel Lodmell.
Tenth grade, Nora Hockett,
Eleventh grade, Virginia Gagen.
Twelfth grade, Pearl Henry and
Eliza beth Kern.
Burner Survant of the class of
1916, leaves soon to enter the collie
giate department of Shattuck Mill
tary Academy. We are advised that
Robert CoEurn will accompany him
Anna Survant, also of the class Of
'l6, leaves soon for college work in
school near Washington. d. C.
In the constructive work of build
ing good school one of the best
aids is the parent Teachers asso-
citation, variety of which we main
tanned for time a couple of years
ago, but which was neglected last
year. An effort to revive the organ
i2ation will be made. All interested
in such step are requested to meet
at the school house on Friday fater-
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
ELECTRIC LIGHT FRANCHISE.

A party here asking for fran
chise for electric lights for twenty
years and the same will come up
Ior vote OF the people in short
time. While the Enterprise is not
Favorable, as general thing, to
giving franchises to individuals or
corporations, it is an evident fact
that something should be done to
give Malta a lighting system The
city has run the plant at loss since
leasing it from the light company,
which company also ran it at a loss
for several months. and it would
have been closed down but for the
prompt action of the city council. If
a franchise is given it will require
the parties securing it to give us
light in the quantity and quality
Parties wanting light at the pres
ent time will meet with all kinds OF
excuses from the city, ''Out of poles"
no wire,' and "the load is heavier
than we can carry" If the people
OF Malta want lights, and we believe
they do, it is up to them to give
someone a franchise and as we un-
destand it we would have twenty
four hour service. 1t is a subject
that everyone should become famil-
lar with before the election and vote
for the best interests of the ely.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
noon, Sept. Is, at 4 O'Clock.

noon, Sept. Is, at O'Clock.
Next week we shall be able to
make definite announcement of a
program to be presented to the pub
lie on Sept 10 and 20, by DR.. O. L.
Warren of Elmira. N. Y. DR.. Warren
is not wandering lecturer, but he
comes to us through the agency of
the State Department of Education
to talk about matters of an educa-
ional nature. He is not the bearer
Of a message for teachers only, but
presents his ideas in a pleasing man.
ner to poth parents and teachers.
DR.. Warren has done institute work
in Montana upon several occasions
and has been one of the most popu-
lar men appearing on these institute
programs. Parents, members Of
school boards and teachers can not
afford to miss this splendid oppor-
tunity. Watch the school column
next week for particulars.
In behalf of the high school Prin.
Elliott contracted with the Midland
Lyceum Bureau for the management
of a lecture course, consisting of
five excellent numbers, during the
coming winter. The preliminary or
ganization necessary for the carry.
ing out of the undertaking will be
made tomorrow afternoon. Soon the
committee may accost you with sea-
son tickets. Here's hoping they meet
with the same success that was at
tanned by the Chautauqua associa-
tiOn.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
MALTA MERCANTILE
COMPANY ENLARGING.

Since the Malta Mercantile CON-
pany acquired the Kildnff property
on Front street they have been busy
making the transfer of the stock
from the old store on the north
side to the Kilduff location and now
that they are comfortably located
at the new headquarters their next
move will be to enlarge the present
quarters and also the various lum-
Der yards and warehouses about
the city to accommodate their larger
business.
Their first move this week was the
moving of the old lumber shed of
the company on the lots pust north
OF the Jones hotel up closer to the
hotel building and large new sheds
Will be erected at once on this
corner and on the east end of the
lot. Later the warehouse formerly
used by j. f. Kilduff will be extend
ed east to the sidewalk on Water
street and the Kilduff store proper
extended towards the south sixty
feet, which will make very large
and eonlModious store for the tran
sactlon OF the big and increasing
business OF the Mercantile company.
The new manager MIR. Davis, is
hustler and believes in keeping
things moving. Since his advent in
our midst people have known that
he was here, as he is a live wire and
one who believes in not only boost
ing his own business but also the
town in which he lives.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
BIG MILLINERY
OPENING SEPT 12TH

Latest styles from New York City
will Ec sho'#n a. t'orre's .Tsescav
afternoon and evening. Everybody
welcome.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
SEALED BIDS.

Sealed bids will be he received by
the undersigned for the erection of
two school buildings to be erected
In school district No. %, buildings
to be 1Sx2S. All material will be
furnished by the trustees of the dis
trict and put On the grounds. Plans
and specifications may be seen at
the office of the County Superinten-
dent OF Schools of Phillips county.
Bids to be opened Sept Is, 1916 at
two o'clock p. m.
The board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. All bids
to be addressed to Clerk of Schools
District 23, Malta, Montana.
BY Order of Trustees,
w. M. PECK, Clerk.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07

n. y. DdV62 los
Tressa j, 0'Donnell ..104
For judge Seventeenth District
c. u. Conner los
J. j. Guntber 90
For Representative in Legislature
DR.. u. A. Sweet "a
Fer County Commissioner 6 Year
James Reid ............... 1859
For County Commissioner Year
Term
c. S. Hoeverson
For Sheriff
.. - " iooU Zl2
For Clerk and Recorder
w. G. Schneider. 2O2
For Clerk of the District Court
j. 0. Barnard. .175
For Assessor
IVY Icy ........... 1876
For County Attorney
H. L. Wolfe, Jr.. 100
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
GREAT FALLS BUSINESS
MEN ARE COMING

The Shake Hand, Get Acquaint-
ed trip Of the Great Falls business
men postponed on account of the
strike situation is now scheduled to
reach here on September 18th. at
6:45 p. M, and leave at 7:4O D. m.
They will have had their dinner
when they arrive and it is hoped
that all of .our business men and
citizens will arrange their meal time
so they can meet the train and show
these men that we appreciate their
stopping here.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS.

The canvassing board consisting
or justices Wllsc II and RAIDER and
Clerk Schneider, finished their work
last Friday. About the only ma
Derial change found in the official
count was in the office of county at
!orney on the democratic ticket, Mr..
Wolfe having conceded the nomi-
nation to McGarry, but the count
gives Mr.. Wolfe, the present incum-
bent, two votes to the good. Follow
ing is the totals of the various offices
on the state and county tickets for
both the republican and democratic
parties:
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH.

Regular services next Sunday:
Sunday school at 1890 q M; Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:45 o. M; public
Worship at 1850 a. M, and 4:45 ..
m.
Dr. 7. D. Spylyer of Illinois, will
speak both morning and c,en4.s.
evening subject, "Life's Great Ref
uge, y Everybody welcome Attend
all the services Of the day.
G. L. STINE. Pastor
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
NOTICE OF CLOSING OF REGIS
TRATION.

Notice 81 hereby given that the
Registration of Electors for the Cen
eral Election, to be held Tuesday,
November 9TH, 1916, will be closed
on Saturday, October 9TH, 1916, at
5 o'clock p. m. II you did not vote
at the last general election or regis
ter since that time you will be
Obliged to register if you wish to
vote at this election.
You can register by appearing at
the office of the clerk and recorder
at Malta, or before notary public,
or deputy registrar.
Dated at Malta, County of Phil
lips, State of Montana, this 9Th day
of September, 1916.
w. G. SCHNEIDER,
County Clerk and Ex-Officio Reg
istrar Of Phillips County, Montana
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07
CARD OF THANKS

[ desire to extend my heartfelt
thanks to the kind friends and
neighbors who rendered SO much as
sistance during the sickness and
death Of my dear wife.
LARS NELSON, Wagner, Mont
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07

1t is claimed that unless the world
develops a suitable substitute for
leather within two years. that the
United States will be the next wood
en- shoe nation. There is already
quite an assortment of wooden
heads at large.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-09-07

John x. Barker Of Dodson, was
among those who were in Malta the
first OF the week to attend the big
republican meeting.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
Sunday Mornings Sermon.


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hei SOUND lF- Jeremiah.
Matthew seems ~ nave written
more '-p't.a... 2" me jews p"
seemed 70 Taa~afor ~ r.Hf.aG" iheiA
thar 'hris' "1- t1e Messiah and De-
quoted more REQ i@h'i' IRON ne D.-
l'-'aL.rH- 'heh ca "..a-F A'TH.
Luxe or John
AarK seems 20 have o'ea I'm
pressed "I'r .a afeie.s energy a'
Jesus The ..'f.- word 20 occurs
q. shines 1 fs" sew l@-'alf1' and
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,'-a.Er l"- 'E Nat.
AID Huss.r' t7 '.rre- ~p-rEnor
Gre ,.ue said -ta' 10 did not lldst
stand now JAZZ. ONE could read Pho
g9-t' W Ns-- and ag' ~ ..' and
preach t.. God
LExe was lsls.c.an and VA
--f.-E r .h.- s.Ian ard 8r.D.la
'.rr t.a 'saHst ta taEe been .r
pressed "'r me power ~ rr.. .g
eliminate a.-ss-e He ~as one ~
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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

h.a was He said Do would tsE 4G
.t SUNDAY night. saying that j. they
knew where '." trouble Ras and ,f
th"F were -ar- they could rem1y"
b. hs you'd stay
Tie newt morning q p~e=aF--r
lam and Uau.I-t and rongreg7,.rn7
--.a.ha- started OH, and he, wont
grsr into tA. Office Of Igdga "
glg a.... ..t.., usher .- f.. meeting
'IE.. said ga him -rFars d. s.,,..
rt.frg tr1r .,e f,re never e.lr
such interest and seen .Yrr audi
.-r.- er. r~ rr,rr.7r &C. g.t-, +c
leave SUNDAY rigr- - tho dtm.yr,tes
a-s -4. -a-r.ysd va tsya t.srd
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NuO'S S'n' sss'on
He locked his ONCE and went
-JTr - -tr rrn MAJ knew % his
double dealings and asked their
ari9n and hat afternoon when
'h' doctor waA fnisN.nZ his sermon
ar topped - 'J 'A" platform and
1.t Excuse me doctor out will
rp. .'' m" speak 'cw words" He
mounted he platform and said
iou aU know me- and you all know
"fH' ! tHr" done have been here
nF-f tYr''u fcars and you all
Eno" how ! NF.' have gone 20
a- many 81 : could geo personally
and asked their forgiveness which
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

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The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

r.H"owIs standpoint - us see
"A farmer brings to he brewer
3g~#C' %, rgr1 iIy finds mark
tur Dr. hr g,.- fIE cents and ~,
..- way vfth The statement ~ "a.
HrrVsr ..u-.a- u ats ears Thar th
.t,Nrr . r.. h.0ffarfov But 80.
sau,nr factors In d..
.-oh.sm Mp u-eve, and 81
-Hr Ef. U- -uI..Hu OF pro
Jam without ai ,aa factors IN -.
.g.. .,m
"Nog -aAe. Mr. Brewer The farm
.r~ Hs~rr, .t e0rg- brewer or di.
'av aaJ YOU brew and d!stUl from
fnur ami oue-halt gallons OF So.
MS tuuf know how much ~ &
.'.- .hew before he puts them ua
..a market Nuly the brewer. tn.
ae...r and Good KNOWS The MIA
a". drinks I' doesn't tUt. lf br
gH->r a..rr r st All, hr puts or
-.r r.-,-f 'rGr and half gallon
-. .n-ry.,af.cE liquor thirfysiN
Prints ann rrt going to race th.
.t.-'y.s.N i' VI.i take 700 long Fa.
I ota. fa trace three of them ans
a'. LE. .H. no Imaginary Storir-
HH.sr 'rou Ae brain ~ an eXcr
-5 orator
VIII .akr instances from n.
.u5.-.ai pages - 'Ne supreme Cou-.
ast .e -,r.sf Court Judges ~
.u-', 0 Indiana and In Illinois ry
uH.r W. case
Kills sest Friend 'or Drink
TVH wears aE. 10 r0- c.ry ~ Ch.
.E. r. 'ng-E man ct good pareut-
good character. one sunday crossed
.ha --~e-. ans entered saloon
open sE -. 'hs faN flo folc
'h-ra bosom companions There 49,
laughter song and te~t and mus.
trtk.1E A"er awhile. DRUNK j0
,a~slr drunk rs money gone. De-
aa. kicked .Eto he street H-
found hIs way Fr-css % his moth
.-.- Nr-a ffs -rr-'HGct her t.~
money 'r aas more drink she r.
s-.sf h.u. ffa seized f-oU the
-.latrs~t q revolver and rsn 1r.
.-r. r.e stree. sst With the express.
90 3r',-g nation 80 entering ne So
.aga ana z---.rE u0-- drink. mon,
.- -. 5t.t ,it',e mother g.
-.r-t -.- .-'9 'ta street
Hh -sr ~ Detroit H!s fond
ar''s- .Ve hiu I0-- he s'-ee-
~-s r rv hard upon H.m in ,.r
-----------4-f f-a - -----t r-s-- r-s-- = A. aH--z+-
-.u tn s-r-- and then his sister
aw- and added her er'-yaty "
vain And then ne.EhbDr whom
rr srs1 trusted ana respected
came and par BIS hand on h.m IN
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09
when Church Members Vote Dry the Saloon VIII Go Straight HELL Says S(

HFt,road upon .hn streets of Frrr
.r ,n 'ly a.NIm. .s.r. .N"F ...
rrhf fu tr uuf Ih.- ,ou.L uHu H
BuaefU insanity W-i,rN H'.
.rt woman Ey sought ana shot
dead upon fhy -'ry.'- NfIa De-.
.a in h,r .tW~ N, WAS tried
rt judge rt,aHt n sentencing
.u .fn -nrw,ut said
Anr trr rhr seventh MAN ln .No
..tr, fo bF -rrIrucrt Cor murder
,h..r ufoN-st,d
la-t .pruE 0 fnr 0,fy of Nud,r
CON tru remember -hr tragedy u
90. U Nr snWe \ Young MAN came
.w. intoxicated JtWHn5'Hg mour
.t h- mother she refused E; fi.
..er. s-.u The wood hoN "a blfUh,f
rH eurd hts mother. and then ror
'at t.- Yo1 remember h. 1ot
I..a officers ~ fhe 'sw pursued hiw
..r.csf .w bae, NU Indictment
as, raaj t1 hw ehars!ug h.m with
murder of f,. mother who had
-Es0 him his birth af hrr who ha3
..ra down irfn 'hr valley ~ fhr
shadow 40 death 'n give him '.te
40 r,r 0ho had looked down iLio
.s blue syrs AMI 'taufei cod for
..s igs And he said. am rniry I
l'1 &C. All And Judge Mcclure son
.rrced him 90 lifc Imprisonment
Vow have 'o'loNe3 pr6aoAlT
.hrrF - ,Ne thirty six pIuf- ~ tE,
.s-rars product 90 a ausfel 1f corn
-a 'N. FN~e- 20 Them have struck
Gown Scy,0 rvrz 'ho three boN
who committed 'he murders tN-
.Nrsa usr-nr- Nhe were killed art
.ra 'ft'ta ~l'Nr~ Nho DO. - @ hrnk
,- haar- Md NOW warf to know
wy Sa-rr- friend II th.S has been
s good commercial transaction for
vau
You SOLD bash-l % corn you
'euut p market yrI 20, SO cents
bur fraction ~ 'hls product s-ryrE
down seven lives sll ~ Nhlm w0u.'
have Neeu con suW,rs ~ vovr prH
ducts sor 'hcir 10" eNvecfaury A.st
g. yol mean t0 sav thar s. G"rt
a.nvn-oir transact .nU ro Fuu That
T. f-0rsas 90 ths market rurs'.n" s0
.I ~ is answered. let no nis0 argue
further
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And sev my friends Sew 1ars
rt.r-s annual 9rnA h,. Is sts-.""
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some sections 0' NeV N.-H 'He~a is
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

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Il tell you u strikes IN the night
II fights under cover Of darkness and
assassinat's The characters that IL
cannot dtmu and ~ lies about YOU.
II attacks dCfeus'lcss WomaUhood
and childhood. Tho saloon Is a
coward
II Is a thief q II not an ordinary
court offender that steals your
money bur II rohs YOU Of manhood
and leaves YOU In rags and takes
away your friends. and " rubs your
family II impnyrrt-hrs your child.
ren and DO brings insanity and sui
eide.
"It will take ne shirt OF your back
and II Will steal 'he coffin from
dead child and yauk the last crust
% bread out ~ the hand II the starv-
ing child ~ will take the last bucket
OF coal out OF your cellar. and the
la~' cen, out ~ your pocket. and VIII
send YOU home bIear, eyed and stag.
EeI.ug 20 vOuT We and children n
viii steal 'h" milk from tbe breast
ot thn mother and leave her with
nothing with which 20 feed her IN
FAINT u vii take he virtue from
your daughter
'it Is ne dIrtl"st. most low down,
|damnab'e business that ever crawlpd
our ~ rhe pit of hell II b. sneak.
and "a thief and a coward
III is an inhdpl r. has no Calrh
In cod has no religion u would
close every church n the land IN
would hank t- h,cr ga- uu tho
abandoned affairs u would close
every public school u respects 'he
thj.f and it c-teeu- 'ha b'asphemer.
II fills the prisons 7G5 Tho gca'tcn
uar,os. n d,~pIsrs heaven Rates
lo.t. -Cprne tlr'ut, j. frU pts the
passions rs music I- The snrE -
siren l.. sermons are a collection
~ .cvd. ,HI. stories T. wraps
mantle abou 'ac hope of 'h.- world
and THAT 20 come, l's table. Jrc fuN
ot the y.iest literature II i- 'he
moral clearing aaa-, for TOR and
dauuatIop and poverty and .Daau
tf. and it wrecks homes aGG ghts
lives today
Defines Saloon n Many Ways.
The saloon Is r. liar T. promises
good cheer and sends sorrow II
promises health Wl ,tGsrs disease.
lt promises prosperity and sends ad-
."r-tfy u promises lJpp.r's. and
The Detroit times., 1916-10-09

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