The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-03-02

If you are hard to please try tn
Bon Ton.
For Sale:- Twenty eight head o
cattle; six good mich cows in tn
bunch. Will deliver any time befor
April 5th.
Louis Hirschkowitz returned tn
middle of last week from Helena
where he has been spending severa
days with his family.
Hon. Judge Davidson, county com
missioner, was at the county hub tn
latter part OF last week, where he at
tended a session of the board of count.
commissi
Wick, q promising young man o.
Crookston, MINI. filed on 800 acres
homestead last Tuesday. a few miles
south of Malta. He was located by
Sehuster and Stevens.
Emil H. johnson who has been in
California attending to an estate
settlement, returned to Malta the
middle of last week and spent few
days winding up affairs, when he
again left for California and will re-
side there in the future.
FREE-A VIM. A. Rogers Il Son
standard plate orange spoon, sent to
any address on receipt of twelve Sun
Kist oranges or lemon wrappers
and SIX &c stamps to pay packing and
mailing. Address, California Fruit
Growers Exchange "a Clark street,
Chicago, Ill.
Billy Spencer, the we'll known sheep
man, of Leedy was visitor in Malta
the first of this week. This is Mr..
Spencers first visit since last fall, and
he reports that stock and speep pulled
through in good condition, and while
there is still considerable snow in his
country, he nevertheless feels opti-
mistic of good early season.
The little infant child of Mr., and
Mrs. Valley Vaupel, died last Thurs
day morning at their ranch north of
Malta. The funeral services were held
at the ranch home and interment was
made in a plot near the house. The
Enterprise joins the many friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaupel in extending
their heart felt sympathy in their
hour of bereavement.
Bob Moore the telephone man, who
has been in the city with his assistant
for the past few days, reports that
his company will soon take over the
Harlem exchange and as soon as pos
sible to do construction work from
Harlem west to Havre. He will also
have line constructed between Dod-
son and Harlem early in the spring.
This will be great benefit to the
people of the valley, who, we are sure,
greatly appreciate the energy Of The
Moore Telephone System in building
line farther west than their present
terminal.
John Survant, who has been on an
extended pleasure trip through Cali
fornia and old Mexico, returned home
last Friday morning, looking fine and
dandy. He states that he left his
family in California, where they were
enjoying the beautiful sunny cline,
but longing to see their many friends
in Malta. Regarding his trip to old
Mexico, Mr.. Survant says that it was
an enjoyable one, and he saw many
interesting sights, however, as to the
country in general he was Of the
opinion that there was no place that
compared with the Milk River Valley
and Northern Montana.
Three tanks of gasoline was stolen
from near the depot platform in this
city on the 23rd of last month by
John Olson, a we'll known gasoline
pump repairer in the employe of the
Great Northern railway. Olson had
the gasoline hauled to the rear of two
saloons on the north side, where it is
alleged he disposed of it. He was
arrested last Friday at Hinsdale and
was brought to this city by detective
Mckay. Saturday he was up before
Judge Cox and pleaded guilty to the
charge of petit larceny. He was fined
800 and in default of payment was
taken to the Glasgow Jail where he
will serve the fine out. Several other
local parties are mixed in this affair
and were taken before Judge Cox and
their bail was fixed at one hundred
dollars. These cases will all come
up for hearing next Monday.