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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
CAN'T LOSE HAIR.
Twenty Years from Today Baldhead-
cd Man Will be an Unusual
Sight.

One of the most prominent drug
gists Of America made a statement q
few weeks ago which has caused a
great deal of discussion among scien-
lists in the medical press.
He said: eIf the new hair grower,
Mildredina Hair Remedy, increases
its sales as it has during the past year,
it will De used by every man
woman and child in America within
eight years.
"When MiidrediDa Hair Remedy is
used almost universally, dandFuff will
disappear and with its departure bald
ness, itching scalp, splitting hair and
all scalp diseases will follow and TWEEN
ty years from now a bald head will be
a rarity
There is only one way to cure dan
druff, and that is to kill the germs.
There is only one hair preparation that
will Kill the germs and that is Mildred
ina Hair Remedy. This unusual hair
raatorer with its record Of thousands
Of cures VIII grow hair on any head
where there is any life left: it cures
.d2ndruff. stops falling hair and itching
q the scalp in three weeks OF money
back
It is the mast pleasant and invig-
Grating tonic. is not sticky, or greasy
and issued extensively by aides Of
re fnement who desire to have and to
keen their hair soft. lustrous and lux
uriant. Fifty. cents for a large bottle
druggists everywhere. Mail orders
7lIad by American Proprietary Co,
Boston, Mass.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
NAL IN BETTER
SHAPE TrAN EVER

Panama. Dee. GG.-Tha slides in the
Gainard cut which have been menac-
ing navigation have been overcome.
Today the channel IS in better shape
tran it has ever beon before. Tor q
minimum width Of $50 fee. i, is 50
feet deep. and il is al least 80 feet
deep clear across the original prism
500 feet wide. The Slides ar Cncara.
cha and Culobca which have huleod
forward rs il 80 smother the water
way under their mass have been
6redgad away until they look tiaJ and
i-apo.ent Barring some uaiC~sCea dc
y5Iopmeus, such as now break in q
wholly unexpected place or the crum-
bling Of tro great cliffs Of hrecc]a a
cold Unl or Con tractors I'M the in,
rerruDtoas Of traffic by the slides are
done
The engineers i'm charge viii mo-
commit themselves TO prophecy bu.
they say the car is in the best shape
I. was ever In. and the fac. that they
have taken away al hut three Of the
Gredees and Gus out jba Sunday and
hcll- ay work is a strong indic2 lion
Of the confidence SIM the situation
The three drcdces. aEo carrying the
excavation back of the original chan
mel line in order TO establish q de,
fcnsive zaae to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ents
on the channel. Much work is YET 10
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
TICK ouARAnTlNE RAISED.

Washington. nee. 2G.-The cattle
dgarantina was raised from more than
3IG63 sorare miles Of territory in
Inc south which had been Heed from
the eattle tjck during sac last tiseat
wear.
Annual reports said ograising in
the south had bean increased by the
Bureaus activity aad hundreds q
pure bred beef and dairy cattle had
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
FOUND At ROCHELLE,

Abbey nle, Dec, 25,-Sherif L. z.
Gibbs and Deputy Sheriff O. L. Smith,
assisted by Chief Collins, bagged .
fuu-Gedged tiger" in Rochelle last
night. Tbey arrested John Wesley, II
years Old, q son OF a. j. Mitchell, OF
near Pitts on 8 Charge Of being the
operator ofthe Tiger Thirty-fve
piuts OF lfQuor were seized.
1t is alleged that Young Mitchell
drove up in an automobile with 2
siderable amount Of whisky and
jha5 he distributed some OF this at S.
q pint 90 eaker buyers. The authorl-
lies, however. got on to the game be
fore it had been in operation lonG
and took possession of She automobile.
When Mitchell appeared they arrest
ed him.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27

full widta Of 800 feet with a bottom 40
feet above The sea level, giving ?
depth Of IS feet, but it is already pos
sible row to give passage to the big
gest ships on the seas without any
trouble.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
STORAGE BATTERY AND ELEC-
TRlCAL SPECIALTIES.

We have recently installed the latest
charging and repairing equipment, and
are prepared to handle all kinds of
electrical work.
MOTOR SUPPLY & REPAIR WORKS
G. .. Hartshorne, Mgr; Phone 115.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-12-27
CUT THIS OUT

FREE to show how quickly Mil
dreGna Hair Remedy acts, We will
send a large sample free by return
small to anyone. who sends. this cou-
pon TO American Proprietary Co.
Boston, Mass. with their name and
address arr ten cents in silver to
nay posta; e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-06
SnFdne
Oie 9erhauolltnoen nor

Die 8erbanolunaen Dor Dem
Sniti5 aomite oes 8epraientantesp
9anies,. Dos iid augenblifIidy NIT
Der unterludune DER @eih6ftsfiib-
rung Der @roBldlahter bei61ftigtS
perIpraden reht intereiiont gu tpers
ben, oa Die vHading" 6auIer fomof
als Die &iebaii6ter bebaupten, trok
Der boben Sleiihpreiie @elo al ber-
lieren reip.l gang obne Brofit arbei=
ten 81 miiiien. Artbur Meefer, 6er
8iee : Braiioent Der Mrmour Som
pagnie, giebt an oaB feline Sirma
I'M lesten Sabre $4,000 an ibren
8erfaufen in ben 8ereinigten Stag
ten 5ugelebt babe, mdbreno Sssobn
2anoerein, elmer Der groBten 8ieb-
5iidter nno 9anoler bon Seras, e.
flarte in ben lesten orei ssabren
trob slormer 8erfaufe ant nift e.
men Gent perbient 5u bnben i'm LET.
ten Sabre lei err nit fnapper Hot
obne 8erluite tpeggefommen, i'm
SdDTe 1914 Odgegen pdDe er ne0ett=
tend serloren.
Die Seflinide Cotton Sill.
fpnroe i'm @anie nit 169 gegelt 1879
Stimmen angenommen. 9urd] Die
gorlaae miro oas ltatiitildes 8iiro
angefpielen, g~rbebungen ooriiber an
5nltelen, ME bel 9oumiuolle nno
@ob5uder, ioDie 8aumuollen Ne-
~benproonfte BEL Der 9~eriteaiing bon
erploIio Sfoffen ~perarbeitet tper.
ben.
9as Marine aonlite 0eg SIC.
Observation-Disclosures bat Die giaman
Ihe 8ia, onrf tpelfe Ser Megiernnq
Die Snmme bon St1,00O,O 600 srr
erridtung elmer eigenen Sanger
platten Sabrif betpilligt miro, nit
Is Ngegen 6 Stimmen nnperdn0ert
angeaommen uno Dem 6anie in Die
Ter Sorm CUR Mnnabme empfoIlen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-06

Moter" BON 3oiiini, 81 res, req
Roie" BON Soitines=Surris uno Dos
u 8al5er 2ieo" BON StralB inn Ir=
arrangement BON gictor Sorris, oos
iid beIonoers poilen6 an Die arabes-
fe 3u benz 08lauen 9omm1" =@a(5er,
Ole Srau 2esinsfa porber eelpielt
batte, mI6loB. @ae mltroen prad=
tig gelungen, am 8elten gefie[ uns
oas erite, Dreaming" IN DEM Die
feline, mirfungsnoae 8ortragsort
glaoiien's beionoers i6on berportrat.
Die splopartie in Dem uSnflomma-
tus" lang Srm S. g. 9ornbereer,
cine Soprmiangerin nit idroner,
r%einer, 5iemliG bober Stimme ltno
gutter S6ulung.
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-aonsert Ser Mosart @eieaidaft.

Die Wo5nrt @eIelli6oft 6at i6re
stpn5ertlniion geitert abeilo nit et-
mem masge5eIhncten aon5ert az On
De gebradt, in Dem lie es Dem nut.
1ifliebenoen Tllbliflm BON San SIN.
fonio ernloalihte, cine 9ioniitin err
item &anges 81 boren. Sran Sc
ginsfa's Spiel b1lt alles, mas bon
ibnt p%eriprod)en miro. Sic lit cine
Giinltlerin BON pbdnontenoler @eao.
buna. Sbr Spiel padt uno Ipannt
ifito reiBt oas 9nbIifum bin. Sbr
8ortrag lit duBerit intereifant una
a~pIrflngsooa uno 5eigt elm feinee
tiefes GeritanoniB ibre 3ed)nif III
meiIterbaft, ibr anidlaa bon ii6er.
~rald)enoer araft uno Sdonbeit. Gie
Dame lpielte 5llerit oas rci5enoe Gon.
90 bon g~eet6open. Ger Born mn
ben uerlorenen @roiden", oonn cir
Sder5o bon Chopin, ole 2eqcnot
non Sis5t v@ie Der heilige 5ran1
pom gonla auf ben @oliern qebt~
80 6anlpaneaa~ BON 9is5t, oit
g3ipel Serden~ bon 2ei6eti3fp. oit
Nrabesfen 5ltnt o8Ialien DOMAIN"
NolSer bon Sduls 9tolctt nno Der.
ld)ieoene 3ngaben. Den qroBter
einoruf nladlte Der Gorfroo oer
y2egelioe@, Die in Der Eat mllnoer
Dor BON ibr aeipieIt wltroe.
Die Mto5art @eieaidaft lone
-grenmina" BON Sbeap, uSbe Dill
ier's 8ooing" BON 6onniug Spider
~Snflnmfnnfiis" 1is Dem oStaboi
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I.ckaIes.
General Staatsannalt miro
abaefiibrt.

General Staatsanipalt miro
abgefiibrt.
Serr 81. g. @ntrep BON Solliton
oertuabrt iiA entidieoen eegen
Die @niidt, oaB Die gerflaeten
in oen 8ralierei Sallen oa=
ourf, oaB tie auf einen 8ergleid)
init DEM General : Staatsanmolt
eingeganeen liao, iid idnloig be-
fannt hdben.
SStr ieiner @%rtpioerung fubrt 6err
4ntreD aus, baB Die 8roner feines-
megg 5ugeitunoen, oos @eieb perlest
81 buben; ie 5ogert NH Dor, einell
8ergtei6 ab5uidlieBen, pie Dies bon
an6ern 4orporationen in %noGitanoig
perlfie6enen @el6dftsbran6en auf
getan lit, MIR INN oen geeen lie
lbiueben6en Ero5eB aus benz 8ege
8u r1ltnen. Na6 Ser Meinung
fGmn1tlider 4bpofaten Inn Stoate
lei eg fir cine &orporotion pollitonl
big ititntoglih @eidafte gu t1n, obite
Die Mntitruit : @elebe 81 perlesen
Ipe5iem tpie oieIelben bonn General
Stnatsantualt ousgelegt miiroen. Die
Braner b1tten nihts @eiebmioriees
beganger ut1o marer ME angeflogt,
iuertt ibre @eieGihoften nint infor-
poriert gepelen mdren; ltidt tire
.Sanolung, ionoern oer Gbarter in
iid ielbdt bate oos 8erbrehen fon=
Itituiert
Srgetto cine &orporation lagt
Ser Mutrep, miro iid, OF ihnloig
ODER unl6uIoig, lieber 10 Ihned
tpie moglid einen bonn Staat an
bdngig gema6ten 8ro5eB BON Salic
81 Idoffen periuden, als nod iab
relaitgen alogen &eht 81 befommeil
ODER gum 9mferott getrieben 5lt
lem. Den &orporotionen it1noen
mr. 5Dei @listueee often, entneoer
einen @ergleih ob5ufflieBen ooer
Dernibtet 5u iueroert. SoGte Ser
nihtling uno &onfisfation oes In
forporierten gieentums Der 3pef
Der iest beitebenben MntitruIt s@eIebe
lem, 6ann bnbe Ser Sfanf ursmei
felbaft einen eroBen grfolg 5it bee=
5eidnen, ba feline &orporotion I'M
fer oieien @efesen eriltiereu Tonne,
ses lei oenn our6 beionoere 9egiinIti
gung bss 6errn General Staats
dnfpnlts, Ger oie MaftpoGfommen.
belt beiist, ons @eieB gans ino oar
nod ieinem @aitoiinfen nns5nleaen
.nn0 oft5uipenoen.
: SIN Momen Der 8roiier erfl1rt
Serr 4utrep nofmals gang entihie-
ben. onB 0ieielben meber ie elm Ser
geben ODER &erbrefen ourd lteber-
tretuno Ser 9tntitrnit @eleee be-
aaigen ooer lih an n1erIaubten po-
iitildeft Netpegnngen beteiligt bot
ten, niisgenomnert tie batfen iid) in
Sel6ftperteioiglttg geaen Die Sebc-
reien Der pro6ibitioniltilden Maita=
loren mebren miifien. Die @eloer,
melde fir politiide 3mede oilsqe-
geben murben, mdren bon Den 9rale=
reibeiibern aus oereln YrinatmitteIn
beieeitellert mo tie b1ttcn bicr5u
oasIelbe 9iedt aebabt mie ie6er all=
0ere teraniide @iiraef, 6onos alts
ben &orporationen ieien bier5u ME
mails ~pertpen6et.
Sir malhe 2ellte beoeute oie.
8robibitions Srage mr., Oh Der
Sfaaf oos Neft bdtte, ieillen giir-
germ por5uidreibetL mas Tie eIfen,
frinfen, raiihen ooer mie tie lid
flei0en iollten. fir anoere lei Die
Erobibitioa MIR bo, I'm onrd 6ebe-
reien nno Sdimpfereien ibren 2es
bensunterbalt 5i ertuerben: fir Die
Brauer Don Terus, beoe1ife
Brobibition oie 3eritorulo ibres CT
aentums ourh oas 9o1of, nno lie
ieien p~oiitdnoig bereftiat iifl bierge-
aegen ebfnIo al iuebren. oils merlll
ihr Giaentum bird Senersgefabr
bebrobt miiroe.
=
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-06
N1aretsBericbf.
Banmluoae.

@ou 9fntor;o Ssr 49,
@aIpeifnn asstern 10 95 6fs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
San Antpnip, Ser., 6. Npril 1916 ~
Brine CRUDE Cotton Geeo Oh. 70
Gents Der @nIone-
Nem gprf. g.. Ipril. Gpot sin Ok
11nb S1fsO0. N1nri1 sIo 40 mn s4nds.
Mdra rnb glnril Sf0 20 nm gt0 eS
scSuli' S1O.6S iirS $40 "a. g,ss,,s4
$1O.65 uno S1066. Contender s1a 5s
uno SO 60. Sffobsr q 4a ,,1s 20 "a
g,pbemher Ss "a ,,nS Ss 7fS
u.sS.
1uFiH'pfoohIle.
Gun Mntonio. Ser. 6. Npri( tot6
Butter .......... 18e-R4c per 9fo.
gter (nur friide) ......17c Der &b6s
5llbner 1865. 12c-2Oc Der &fano
Surfebs 18c Der ShiuS
4orn .....s........75 per gufheI
ess.5sh- -.Sl:z9E per gnl6sl
6eu 5000 Der SOnne
Wemiite.
@orfoffeln gor;fornio 60 ~. CT,
roSn 50 AZ eou
Giise aortofferu oo,,;,;o,,o Al *
3tpiebeIn, seras Bermuda, SITS Ser
@rate; @brbltal @ar, $500.
@9naafer, SeTds 6 &orbe, $2.75
9enn'si.io9t PHO IHr IL Sfuds
pogtle'i, sattIornid SaDolis. $500
e. o.. mf go r., StluS so.zo' sfnup,
aoni,nlat s Sge5, so;So.
@elerie' ST II. S1.f0
0fra, $3.50 fir elm @uffeI
gierbflansen. 81. 90 her Nufd,ef
Gbinat, Sc Der 9funo.
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9ams III Derrerlten.

Sas nmtere unO ubere Gtodiuerf
oon Wr. 218 Cft-Gommeree Strase
1T at o%errenten. Wabere amsfmnft in
Der Gffiee Der ySreien grcTe1.
aultin's 8eboIferuna miro
ouf @rlno oes nellen aoreBbudeS
aiif 451747 @iniuobner geidGbt.
Or. Sole &. Smith prafti8iert
uieoer, 303 Sifs 9fbg
Die 9~epolferilng Der 8ereinia.
ten Stnaten ideint aus Gngldnoern
ttlo einigen anoeren 2elten 8il be.
iteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-06

8eites Del ulto @aicIin erbaIt
man BON Der Slimp Oil Gu. 400
Sit,Gommerce Str. Neues Gel. Sro.
his 1852.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

3an Nntonio, Ger, It's Gfs.
'alneiton. geftern 1926 gts.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
STATE FAIR DOINGS

While every department and ad
junct of the State Fair, which will
be held from September rs to 80,
inclusive, will be on handsome
scale this year, the agricultural and
livestock exhibit will be particularly
mangnificent
Secretary r. s. Skinner of the fair
board is enthusiastic about this
part of the state fair. However, to
make sure that 1t shall outshine all
past attempts at exhibits of the kind
he is particularly anxious that ex-
hibitors have their entries in by
September Is.
The Montana State Fair has
reached such size now, with thous-
ands of exhibits and entries innum-
cradle, that it is of prime Importance
that exhibitors announce their en-
tries at least as early as the date
designated. There is SO much work
attached to this end Of the big show
that early information must be had
at the secretarry's office If it is to be
properly done.
Exhibitors should keep this in
mind, and be guided by it. The re-
suits will be more satisfactory to
them, as we'll as to the managers of
the fair.
The S1,S4O worth of special
awards that are to be made to ex-
hibitors at the fair this year will re
suit i'll high class offerings of grains,
grasses, vegetables, root crops, live
stock and osforth
There is a S125 Superior-Duplex
alfalfa mill offered for the best five
bundles of alfalfa grown under or
without irrigation, and 500 three
horse power gasoline engine for the
best sheaf Of White GOATS. There
are two potato specials of 800 eoch.
The Marquis wheat special of
$275 and the $3.50 Big Bull tractor
FOR tn best five sheaves and one
bushel of wheat of any kind raised
in Montana, will draw some fine ex-
hibits.
The harness races this year will
be good, and the prizes are $4,000.
The relay races call for $500; the
auto races for $4,000; the aviation
stunts, the motorcycle races and the
auto polo games for more thous-
ands. She will be some big show.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
FINAL PROOFS
AND
LAND FILINGS
G. Nj. Porter, Clerk of Court.
All Land Matters Given PROMPT
Attention

Good heating stove for sale cheap.
Call this office. 2w20
G. E. Hess OF Saco, was business
caller in Malta Tuesday. Mr.. Hess
has some property here and came up
10 look after the same
II. G. Tiffany, wife and daughter
OF Bowdoin, came up Tuesday for
l&a first time in several months. He
has an excellent crop OF flax on his
farm this season.
Mrs. G. D. Longmuir and son of
Paste, Wash, are visiting her father
attorney Cal]icotte and family this
week. Mrs. Longmuir is on her way
home from a trip to Chicago.
DR.. Kroner, eye specialist Of Hele-
ma, will again be at Malta, Sept. 8
and 10, at the Great Northern hotel,
prepared to correct all cases of eye
strain. Eyes examined for glasses.
Broken lenses duplicated
Alex Murphy returned this week
from North Dakota with his family
and has decided to become a perma-
nent resident of Malta. Mr.. Murphy
was out here this spring visiting rel
atlves and became SO favorably i'm
pressed with our city that he decid-
ed to locate here. He will operate
the barber shop in the Murphy &
Walker block.
Among the activities that were
neglected the last year was the
School Welfare league, which was
OF gained two years ago and which
was an interesting and profitable or
ganiZation. An attempt will be made
TO revive this league early in the
new year.
Carl Rudolph. Janish, young
man living twenty miles southwest
OF Malta, died Friday morning after
a brief illness with typhoid fever.
The funeral services were held at
fuckers undertaking parlors Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock, Rev.
OF. Shenefelt officiatin and the re-
mains were laid to rest in the Malta
Deceased leaves a wild
owed mother, two sisters and one
brother, all Of whom are residents of
Phillips county.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31

Watch for future advertising on
the big sale of the Malta Mercantile
Co. We have $4,000 stock OF
the most up-to-date merchandise in
the county that must be reduced at
once and we will put on the greatest
cash ssale soon ever heard If in this
section.
r. r. DAVIS
The farmers to the west of the
new Alkali bridge will soon have a
new road to Malta, it is confidently
hoped, as the board of viewers CON
sisting of County Surveyor Richard
son, John Sharpe and w. E. Orrison
after inspecting the proposed road,
unanimously recommended it's OPP
ening. The road starts from the
point on the Shoemaker road south
of Dodson, and runs thence in al
most due line east to Malta.
Secretary Orrison Of the CONNER
cial club, has just returned from a
trim to Havre, where he had con-
ference with the Great Northern
Division officials, in an attempt to
secure definite promise from them
as to the installation of some need
ed improvements here. He express
ed himself as we'll pleased with the
visit to the officials, and says he feels
quite sure that several things which
the city has been urging to be done,
will soon be granted
Some time ago the secretary of
concerning the acceptance of sur
veyed lands by the government. Mr.,
Orrison is in receipt of letter from
John M. Evans, representative at
large, saying that the plat OF this
surveyed but unaccepted lands
northwest Of Malta was received on
January LIST and that action would
be taken on the matter in a short
time, then it will require about three
months more for the regular routine
al Helena and at the local land office
for posting notices. This will be Of
advantage to great many home
steaders living north and west Of
Malta, who have lived on their
claims for the required period Of
time, but who could not prove up
On account of the survey being as
yet unaccepted.
The Commercial club is in receipt
of letter from the Great Falls
Commercial club, advising that the
Great Falls business men will ar
rive in Malta at 6:45 p. M, Thurs
day, September 7th, and. depart at
7:40 p. m. They will have dinner
before arriving in Malta, giving
them time to mix and mingle with
the business men of this city. The
Black Eagle band will accompany
this special train and give a short
concert. The letter goes on to say
that they have a long territory to
cover and many stops to make, and
that in almost every case they are
only stopping thirty minutes or for
" minutes, but they state that so
many of their business men have
friends and acquaintances in Malta
that they decided tc stop here lit
tie bit longer. Arrangements will
quite likely to be made for some sort
OF formal welcome to these bust
ness men.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31

Cashier Sampson of the Dodson
State Bank was a business visitor
in Malta Tuesday.
Harry Mason was in from the
north country one day the first OF
the week after a load of supplies.
Remember the big cattle and horse
|fsale advertised elsewhere in this pa
per for Saturday, September End.
A. Davidson was down from Wag-
ner a few hours Tuesday evening
getting some of the early election
reports.
Rev. Slime returned home yester-
day from several weeks visit with
relatives at the old home in New
York
Wallace Coburn is at home again
from a trip to Great Falls on bust
ness connected with the Great West
Film company.
Ray Robbins has purchased car
50 that it will be easier for him to
make trips to his homestead which
lie recently filed on. 1t is a Ford.
George Hurd arrived in the city
this morning from Great Falls and
brings the information that Mr.
Cooney is in the lead for the republic
can nomination for governor.
A bargain for somebody-One
1913 Ford car in the best Of condi-
lien Tor quick sale. S125. New
tires. 1t is going because I am go
ms away. Call at this ONCE at once.
Mrs. Roman Gerber and daughter
Vera returned Yesterday from a sew
efal days outing at Glacier Prk.
They were met in the city by Mr.
Gerber and lett I0r their ranch north
Of town.
Rev. Shenefelt of the Methodist
church, has received his household
goods and is now comfortably To-
Gated in the Methodist parsonage.
Rev. Buckingham has shipped a
part Of his household effects to SEQ
hey. but expects to be in and around
Malta for some time yet
Mr.. orrison, the Secretary of the
Commercial club, is now arranging
for system OF exchange between
farmer and farmer. This is intend
ed to provide q central office at
which farmers may list any items
that may be desired by another far
mer, which he desires to sell Or ex-
change, such as blooded stock, seed
which the farmer may have no fur
Their use for, but which would be Of
value to some one else, if they knew
OF it, People in the county are
urged to make use OF this bureau By
calling at the office Of the secretary
and leavin" lists of anything which
they desire to sell.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-31
LOCAL NEWS.

Good girl for general Homework
wanted at the Malta hospital.
Full line of Eastman's kodaks and
films. Take a Kodak with you on
your Murray's Drug Store
Sheriff c. w. Powell of Glasgow
was pleasant caller in Malta Mon
day.
ST. Mary's Guild will meet with
Mrs. H. '. Tucker on Wednesday
Sept. 9Th.
Geo Morrison was in from the
north country Wednesday having
brought in the official returns for
Lovejoy.
Jim Abrams is in from his dry
land farm visiting Malta friends a
few days and checking up some OF
his business matters.
For sale.-One dining room table,
tumed oak; / kitchen cabinet, l hall
tree, l piano The above articles
will be sold at bargain prices.-W.
2. Howard at office Of clerk and re-
c0rGer
Miss Louise Loebel of Fond Du
Lac Wis, arrived in Malta this week
and Will be a guest Of her old friend,
Mrs Alice Best during the month Of
September
Miss Elizabeth Cain OF Kokomo.
Ind, will be the new assistant prin-
cipal at the Malta schools this seas
ON. We We're in error last week i'll
stating that Miss Elliott would be
the now assistant, as she was unable
to come
Threshins is now in full progress
in all parts OF the great Milk river
valley, anl from all reports the
yields are going to be something
enormous. Many fine samples of
sheaf grain and also threshed grain
are being saved for exhibition at
both the state and county fairs this
fall
W. H. Russell has purchased from
j. \. Ferris the Fifth Avenue club
and pool room and will conduct the
same in the future in connection
with his barber shop. Mr.. Ferris has
not vet decided what he will do, but
it is hoped he will remain in Malta
as he has made a host of friends
during his stay here Mr.. Russell
has enjoyed an excellent trade in
the barber business since he located
here and we are glad to see him
branching out.
One OF the best pictures shown at
the Orpheum for some time was the
Lasky production on last Friday eve
ming featuring Fannie Ward in For
the Defense This was without
doubt the best photoplay this talent
ed little star of the screen has APP
peared III here and the picture was
not lacking in exciting events from
the first to the last reel. Those
who had the opportunity of seeing
this great picture think it one Of the
best fafamounts they have ever
seen.