The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-06-23
LOCAL NEWS

IOCdUOl VI w dS lltl, Was Ill MdlVd CdU-
urday.
Miss Leah Caselberg and Miss Ur-
sula Pugh returned from Zortman
Friday.
Wash Lampkin, one of the well
known residents of was a Malta Wis
itor Friday.
Miss Flora Beasly returned the lat
ter part of the week from a month s
stay at Conrad.
The Rabertorye children were re-
ported very sick with the measles the
first of the week.
Miss Mary Garland of St. Louis,
Mo-, is visiting her cousins, r. W.
Garland, w. H. Garland, and Mrs.
II. e. Robinson.
G. H. Walker Of Great Falls, who
formerly conducted the Model Cafe
and Bakery in this city, is spending
a day or two in town.
Ezra Reser, we'll known pioneer
rancher of Chouteau county, died at
his home west of Chinook June 18th,
Of congestion of the brain.
Mrs. Anna Mushberger of One
NEE, n. d., is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Suter, and other
relatives northeast of town.
John Townsley who has been at
Judith Gap for number of months,
returned Thursday morning to Malta
and will spend some time here.
Ed. Bowen of Cramer, N. D., a SON
in-law of VIM. Suter, reached Malta
Tuesday moring and will spend a
few days here with his relatives.
Henry Duba of Wagner, was in
Malta Friday last. Mr.. Duba has
just finished building house Oh his
homestead two miles from Wagner.
Mrs. Harry Cosner returned last
Thursday from Zortman where she
had been assisting Mrs. Charles
Whitcomb in caring for Mr.. Whit
comb.
Edwin Menter was in town Tues
day and purchased building material
for a house. He had it taken out
that day and will start the building
at once.
Hugh Mcleod has sold his ranch
on Milk river to Frank Lampman.
Consideration $4,000. Mr.. Mcleod
becomes proprietor of restaurant
at Havre.
Bob Moore, the hustling manager
of the Moore Telepone Co., spent the
greater part of the past week in NAL
ia attending to the interests of the
company.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, who has
been visiting at the home of j. F.
Kilduff for number of weeks, left
for her home at st. Cloud, MINI.
Monday.
Roy johnson has been nursing a
carbunkle on his left wrist for the
past few days, however, he thought
best "to grin and bear it" for he has
lost no time from his work.
Mrs. V. M. Fifield of Dexter, Me-,
mother of Ralph Fifield of the U. s.
r. S., who has been visiting her son
and his wife for number of months
at the reclamation camp near Wag-
ner, left Saturday for her home.
Malta was not represented at the
Good Roads convention at Billings
last week. Mayor Tressler had ap-
pointed Harry Cosner and B. w.
Brockway as delegates but owing to
illness neither of these gentlemen
could attend.
Mrs. Max Shower and Mrs. j. F.
kilduff returned from Kalispell Sun
day morning. They attended the
Federation of Women's Clubs as
delegates from the Malta Woman's
Club and report profitable and de-
lightful time.
Miss Ellen Tweedie has resigned as
Central" for the Moore Telephone
Co., her resignation taking effect last
During the two years
Miss Tweedie has been in the office
she has made many friends who will
regret her determination to quit the
work.
Attention Woodmen
Assessment No. 1853 is now due and
should be paid. The next regular
will be chanpad from Mon.