The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-01-20
LOCAL NEWS

Court Will nOlU SllOfC SeSSlOIl III
chamber next week and probably a
jury will then be drawn.
Lyman Barnes, the popular and
efficient treasurer, was in the city for
couple of days the first of the week.
Mrs. Bob. Smith and little daughter
are spending week at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Mer-
chant.
c. F. Tanner of Hinsdale, director
of the Lower Milk River Water Users
Association, was an interested visi-
tor in our city Monday.
Miss Georgia Pelzel left Monday
for Shelby, Mont, where she will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pelzel, who
TO rmerly resided in Malta.
DR.. Thomas Murray, brother of our
popular druggist, Jas. F. Murray, is
1oc ated at Great Falls and is taking
charge of DR.. Sweeney s large pra ctice.
The Post Office was closed Tuesday
between the hours Of 300 and 800
O'Clock p. m. in order that the officials
might attend the funeral of Mrs. W.
Q. Price.
Tom Buckley of Harlem, passed
through Malta Tuesday enroute to
Pennsylvania where it is rumored he
will lead fair damsel to the altar
and then return to his Harlem ranch.
County Assessor Fox was married
to Miss May Mahon, of Glasgow,
Sunday last. This event was the
s elimination of a courtship lasting
many years. The Enterprise extends
congratulations.
George Jones, of Sun Prairie, was
in our city Tuesday. He states that
while they had some bad weather
during the past two weeks the sheer
t did not suffer and that now the snow
is rapidly disappearing.
p. +. Buckley, deputy sheriff an(
- TAILOR of Chouteau county, was il
the city the first of the week on his
way to Zortman, where he vii
subpoena a number of witnesses an(
s Jurors for the next term of court il
;. that county.
A sleighing party took advantage
n of fine sleighing and star studded SIX.
e Monday evening and thorough,
y enjoyed a long drive. Mrs. r.. M
IReichel chaperoned the party con
sisting of the following young ladies
and gentlemen: JEANNE and JOSH
Ritchie, Winnie Partridge, Pear
) Clanton, Maude and Jodie Hyatt
- Mable Martin, Esther Morris, Messr
: Carl Martin, Andrew Tweedie, An
drew Ebaugh, Reuben Morris, Edga
Partridge, Digby Church. The youn
y ladies of the party had contribute
l. and arranged fine spread at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Reiche
"a which all enjoyed after the ride.
-, The Lsdies Aid Society met at th
" home of Mrs. r. W. Garland las
Thursday afternoon. This being tn
annual business meeting officers wer
elected and the work planned for tt
ensuing year. The reports of tt
Secretary and Treasurer show tn;
I'd the society had very prospero'
N year financially and otherwise. I'll
If total receipts for 1908 were S244.35 {
i'll of which .55 was taken in at Il
IN Easter sale: $12S.75 at the Decembt
e. bazaar and the balance from membe
to dues and collections. Officers we
i'll elected for 1909 as follows: Presiden
ds Mrs. Davidson; Vice President, Mr.
he Edwards; Secretary, Mrs. Co,
Treasurer, Mrs. Atwood. The fc
as lowing executive committee WI
w. onnoipta ad MaSHnmes Mel allan Su
re want, Brockway, Partridge al
let Garland Two new names we
ar added to the roll making the tot
ds membership fifteen. Conditions we
ng never more encouraging than at pre-
en ent and we predict for the Socie
rd- another prosperous year. The
all annual Easter Monday apron 81