The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-12-29
School District No. Is.


}. Is. Masterson received motto
last week of the establishment of y
independent school district in tina
| section OF the county southeast q
town where he has homestead. Tn
school house will be about five mile
from Malta and will have an attend
alce OF tWenty-one pupils, some o
whom have been without school for :
year. Miss Harris appointed Mr.
Masterson as one of the trustees. 4
meeting was held in that neighbor
hood last Wednesday night to ar
range for the maintenance of ;
twenty-day term OF school which is
necessary before the district can So
cure funds from the county forI \
school building.
II. A. Gish of the Nora Springs
settlement north of MaItaleft yester.
day for his old home in Iowa and ex.
poets to be gone a couple of months
Mrs. Adeline Cotter and .Joh,
Mitchell made final proof on thei,
homesteads before U. S. Commits.
sioner Is. w. Brockway last Thurs.
day, and on Saturday Edward w
Fowler and Schuyler Ansberger did
likewise. Thus one by one the GOT
tiers are establishing claim to tho
the homesteads upon which tho,.
filed.
Florsheim Shoes for men at Ed
wards & McLellan's.
Eniz Erickson, the little dauohtor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Erickson won
the beautiful doll, "Ivaiene. y;va,,
away by the Malta Dry Goods Cn
on Christmas eve. IvaIene was fonr
years, one day, eight hours. and ta,,
old, and Miss Euiz p,,assod
her age at four years, one dayand f,,,.
hours.
kingsbury Hats and Caps 1T III
wards 4 McLellan's.
Another very delightful s,,r,,so
party was given at Strater last f.;
day evening at the home of Mr. 49,,
Mrs. John Suter. The entire na;,,h
borhood repaired to their hosnjt,I1a
home and rushed in on them in
most surprising manner. The t;,,a
was spent very pleasantly in re)atinr
stories, with music, playing cards
md dancing. Supper was servo,, s
he guests about midnight hnt ~
,arty did not break up until tns
,ours of the morning grew /, rno
Everybody reports jolly good ti,no
Last Thursday evening the
Noman's Club gave a farewell part y
1t the home of Mrs. Max Sklower for
Mss Gertrude Chambers who ,1has
ecently resigned her position of |
primary teacher in the Malta puh,ic
school and who has been secretary
u the Club for the past eighteen
months. Whist was played until
ate hour when dainty lunchawas
eryed, after which Mrs. j. IF. xii.
l'if IN behalf of the Club, presented
Iiss Chambers with a @cut glass
'owl, and Miss Peck, president of !
he CLUB, presented her with a souve.
'lr spoon An enjoyable .evenipg
vas spent but much regret expressed
t losing Miss Chambers from the
;lub.
FOR some time past and especially
Turing the week ending December
q, the bead guessing contest at =
y. Crofut's Jewelry Store attracted
much attention. Mrs. Mary Dubois
vas the lucky winner of the $40 900
vet or sllverWare, recording her guess |
VI 1890, while the number of beads |
contained in the pitcher was 72s6
Those whose guesses came nearest
ne correctnumber were b. c. Moore
II Cowan. 1857; Bertha Konze, 7245:
!. r.. Winkenweider, 724O; Miss Ma
'el Tucker, 7247; Mrs. IL. &. Robin
ON, 1856; Jas. A. Ebaugh 1886. The
uesses were many and ranged in
lumber from Is to 1887 1856, the lat
er guess being made by our atfable
arness maker, Is. H. koke, whose
apprehension of the number of
eads was a little exaggerated.