The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-02
LOCAL NEWS

FINE WOrk IOr Ulle nDlludV tIdue dt
VIC. Stevens photo studio.
Adam kingsbury is in town for d
few days from Baeth.
The terprise can do youl
printing promptly.
VIM. Mcclellan was in Great Falls
Monday attending to some business
matters.
Call and see some of the fine photo
graphic work at w. c.. Stevens art
gallery.
Mrs. Byron Hurley of Saco, is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Davidson, while Mr.. Hurley is in this
vicinity buying horses for shipment.
Francis Elliott is home from col
lege at Bozeman. Owing to an cpl
demic of diphtheria in that city he
will not return until after the Christ
mas vacation.
Mrs. Ed. Powell and children, ac-
companied by her sister. Miss Rose
kimmets, will leave for Zortman to-
morrow where they will spend the
winter months.
Stanley ketchel, well known pu-
gilist who fought several good fights
in the state, knocked out Billy Papk e
in the eleventh round, in California
Thanksgiving Day.
Reports from Billings state that a
large colony of Hollanders have ar
rived there and will embark in dry
land farming on the bench lands adj
jacent to the Yellowstone valley.
The Ladies Aid, will hold their
annual sale and supper on Friday
evening Dec. 18th in Garland 's!Hall.
They are making the usual great
preparation, which always makes
this occasion success.
When you are wondering what to
give your friends or relatives for a
Christmas gift just decide to give
them a photo and see W. c. Stevens,
the photographer, and he will do the
rest.
According to the monthly report Of
Secretary futile of the State Board
of Health, there were 334 deaths in
the state during the month ending
November Is and 476 births. Butte
leads with Sc births, Great Falls sec
ond with 43 births and Billings third
with % births.
1t is reported that the sugar factory
at Billings will pay out this year
total of 100000 for sugar beets to
the farmers of the Yellowstone Val
ley. In the last fifteen days of Octo-
Der the factory paid out over S175,Oo
for beets received at the factory.
Senators Thomas II. Carter and
Joseph M. Dixon left for Washing
ton the middle of last week. Neither
senator had much to say regarding
prospective legislation at the national
capital this winter, with the eXcep-
ton that they both stated they would
make hard fight to maintain tariff
on wool. which is one of Montana s
most substantial industries.
Charles Wolfe, our popular towns
man, returned from Alhambra
Springs, Tuesday morning, and from
the treatments received while there,
is so far recovered as to be almost
himself again. Three weeks ago
when Mr. Wolfe was suffering with
rheumatism to the extent that he was
helpless invalid, his recovery seems
miraculous. He states that the
Sunny Side Hotel and Baths, under
the supervision of ID. I. Ames, is an
ideal health resort, and that the
Springs SO picturesquely situated,
are surrounded with mountains
which aboundin game and offer many
pleasant outings to the convalescents.
Last Saturday in the United States
Cou1t - ttSt W lllld1ll ii llullU IeI-
dered Judgment in favor of the
United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Company of Baltimore against j. M.
Lewis, j. L. Truscott and f. d.
Coleman for 50, 72S.25 together with
interest at six per cent per annum
from December 1897, the cost of the
suit and $3.50 attorneys fees. The
case is the same of which mention
was made in last week E erpris e
and which Judge Hunt had under adj
visement, and is perhaps the last
echo of the Wofford steal from the
county. The defendants were surety
bondsmen for Wofford to the bonding
company to the extent of $4,000. In
the suit the defendants alleged that
the attestation of the county clerk
was insufficient, that it should be GER
titled by Judge Tattan also. How
ever, Judge Hunt took different
view of the matter and holds that this
point is not well taken under the