The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-08-04

John Survant made business trip
to Glasgow Monday.
Geo. T. Chambers has built barn
on his homestead east of town.
Mrs. II. f. Dunwoodie and Mrs.
Della Carr. of Harlem, attended the
circus here last week.
Mrs. Emma Mckenzie of Glasgow,
, was assisting Atty. John A. Tressler
with some stenograpic work last Satur-
day.
The Malta Base Ball team willgive
a dance at Garland's Hall Friday
evening August 5th. Everybody is
invited to attend.
Miss Leila Burlington will have
charge Of the Photographic work at
the Lovejoy studio while Mr.. Love-
JOY is convalescent.
O. r.. Tyrell, assistant chief dis
patcher for the Great Northern at
Glasgow, visited friends in this city
between trains Saturday night.
Miss Laura Lee and sister, Miss
Mercedes, came from Dodson Satur-
day to take the train to kalispell.
They visited with Mrs. e. Smith be-
tween trains.
Miss Eva Wilkinson departed from
Malta Monday afternoon on the Ski
doc for Helena where she will attend
the Teachers Summer School for the
next four weeks.
Mrs. Adams of the Harlem News
was caller at The Enterprise office
Thursday. She brought the children
to see the Sparks World Famous
shows which exhibited here that day.
j. McDonald's, "Girl fom the
Golden West,' pleased large
audience in Malta last night. The
company gave good clean perform
ance and and carried band and or
chestra that were exceptionally fine.
Mrs. Ike McEwen and Mrs. George
DeFlyer drove in from their Milk
river ranches last Thursday and af-
ter spending the day pleasantly in
Malta started for home Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. James Battram and children
left Saturday night for Big Sandy
where they will visit Mrs. Battram' s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jappa
Mr.. Battram went to Havre with
them.
! Among the Wagnerltes who attend
ed the Sparks show in Malta last
week were Mrs. Minnie Scott, Tom
WiesheIla, Frank Teet, Charley Suth-
erland, George and Charley Parsons,
and James Davidson.
The Dodson people who came down
to witness the defeat of their ball
team and attend the circus last Thurs
day were Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ross,
George Dutro, Wash Lamkin and a
number of men from the various
government camps near Dodson.
! Agent A. w. Schilling has had the
|granary moved from the ranch he
purchased from G. w. Powell onto
his homestead and l.. j. Doores has
remodeled it so as to make dwelling
house of it. Furniture and other
household effects were moved out
Monday and Mr.. and Mrs. Schilline
were at home on their homestead
Tuesday night.
A communication from Havre
states Hugh Mcleod, late of Malta
, now residing at Havre, has received
notice that VIM. Mcleod, deceased
Tongue Sutterlandshire, Scotland
, left to Hugh McLeod's credit, three
!, thousand pounds. Mr.. Mcleod viii
, go to Europe some time this fall tt
=, look after this legacy. Malta friends
!, of Mr.. Mcleod congratulate him or
, this unexpected good fortune
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James Fox, w. II. Mann, an(
Atty. John Hurry, all of Glasgow
were in town Saturday. The day "a.
bright and sunshiny when these gen
:, tlemen reached Malta but after they
were here few hours it grew rathel
dark, yet not cloud was to be seen
The strange phenom ena is explained
in this manner-there were such i'm
mense swarms of political bees buz
zing about that for time they OBJ
scured the sunshine.