The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-03-24

| you. see III "A pIll ZuU.
Miss Cornelia Gage was on the sick
list the first of the week.
| Don't frown, but smile. Don't
croak, but boost, boost, boost.
Charles Southwick and family
moved onto their ranch Monday.
Clarence Brockway of Dodson,
visited his parents in this city Mon
day.
Tickets are on sale at Murray's
Drug Store for "The Country Minis
ter''.
Harry Cosner went to Glasgow
Monday to attend to some business
matters.
Spring! What an inspiration in
the word. 1t is even now here-if it
only stays.
Mrs. Essie Mead of Cowan, visited
at the home of j. F. Murray the first
of the week.
The Woman's Club met at the home
of Mrs. B. W. B1ockway last Satur-
day afternoon.
John o. Stith of Dodson, was in
Malta to file on a claim near his
home town, Monday.
Miss Annie Tweedie has been en-
gagged to teach the summer school in
the new school at Strater northeast of
Malta.
Rev. Leonard j. Christler spent the
greater part Of Monday in our city
attending to matters connected with
St. Mary's Mission.
Josef and Emanuel Sklower are
erecting large log barn on their
ranches near this city. Paul Schro-
der is the architect.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Wilcox of Har-
lem spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
. A. w. Shilling. Mr.. Wilcox is the
affable station agent at Harlem.
Mrs. John Hackshaw came up from
Zortman Monday and will spend some
: time on the ranch. She reports the
business situation at Zortman good.
Secretary Ballinger has restored to
entry 81, 900 acres of lands which were
withdrawn by the reclamation service
| in connection with the Milk River
project.
Phil. Allard fell last Saturday cut.
ting a painful cash in his tongue
which necessitated couple of stitch
es to make it whole again. Now he can
talk about as we'll as ever.
B. w. Brockway had the misfor-
tune to drop a large cake of ice on
his foot Sunday and was compelled tc
nurse the injured member for day
or two the first of the week.
Mrs. Carrie johnson and little
daughter have gone to Duluth, MINI.
d where she expects to reside perma
J., nently. Mrs. johnson has man!
friends in Malta who will regret he,
departure.
i The Episcopal services conducted
;; ); by Rev. Leonard J. Christler in th'
> M. E. Church last week were largel!
attended and much interest taken il
d the discussions and addresses. M
Christler returned to Havre las
Saturday.
j. The evening of April End, will be
night long to be remembered by tn
:. citizens of Malta and vicinity for a
n that time the Malta Dramatic Club
> composed of home talent, will presen
"The Country Minister, five &C
Is comedy drama. The Malta Orchestr;
k will please the audience between act
, with choice selections and the musi
alone will be rare treat. A stag
sr with wings has been added to Gar
\. lands Hall so that now it resemble
t. some metropolitan opera house. Tn
actors and actresses in this dram
l. are not amaturs, some of them hav
to starred in plays before and delighte
10 other audiences. Pathos and humo
are mingled in this pleasing coined
h. and at first you'll be deeply intereste
E. then you'll laugh and then you"l
p cry, but, altogether you'll be gla
~ you went. The cast of characters an
W synopsis of the play will be give
70, next week. Don't forget the dat
". and don't forget to take your wit
y. and children or your sweetheart t
"The Country Minister. It'll be flint
you'll not regret it.