The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-01-19
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. L. E. Montgo merry visited
with DR. Montgomery the first OF the
week.
Economy is a principle of success.
Get the habit by trading at The Bon
Ton.
Ladies Notice! Big basket social
January 81. Get your Grape paper al
Tho Ron Ton 1886
George Adams, who has the con-
tract for burying the county charges,
was a business visitor in Malta yes
terday.
Dwight Jones made final proof on
his desert land entry, last Monday
before United States Commissioner
r. NJ. Reichel.
A telegram from Judge A David
son locates him in little town on
the Billings and Northern called
Buffalo, where he is snowbound.
Lee Flagel, who has been sojourn-
ing throughout the western part OF
the state, arrived in Malta Tuesday
morning, and Wednesday left for the
UL ranch down on the Missouri.
Contractor Montgomery was down
from Malta. Tuesday figuring on the
extensive building for the Hinsdale
Mercantile Co.. which that company
will build in the near future. -Hins-
dale Homestead.
$50. 900 to loan on good farm lands
in the vicinity of Malta. Good terms
and no commission charged. Loans
are closed and money paid the day
you sign mortgage, without further
"red tape" Call on or address IL.
Z. johnson, Glasgow, Mont. 32tf
Ezra EreauX WAS in town from his
Wagner ranch yesterday after a load
of supplies for Archie Hould. MT.
Ereaux stated that he was awfully
glad to get back home from his Min
nesota trip, as the weather III that
region is far too severe for Montan-
ians.
Mr.. II. f. Browning piano tuner
late of the Briggs Piano Co., Boston,
Mass, will be in Malta the last of
this week in the interest OF Chas.
J.Kops Piano House. Amy one want
ing fine piano tuning, action regulat-
ing or repairing can leave orders at
Great Northern hotel. Also organ
work. n-l-t
The names recommended for sue
cessor to Judge Hunt as federal Judge
in Montana in part are: George B..
Winston. Anaconda: Lew Galloway,
Dillon: Col. +. c. Marshall, Missoula;
Frank Henry, Livingstone; George NJ.
Bourquin. Butte: j. a. Walch, Henry
MCINTYRE and Carl Rasch, Helena
Rev. Leonard J. Christler, was in
Malta last "Wednesday afternoon and
evening Mr.. Christler stated that
the new Episcopal church in Glasgow
is all completed and that it is IA beau
tiful structure. This spring the work
of getting a new church in Malta and
Culbertson will be taken up. These
churches will also be built in the OLD
Gothic style.
John \. Tressler received a letter
the latter part of last week from Dr
O. NJ. Lanstrlm, of Helena, who
wishes Mr.. Tressler to recommend
some one from Valley county to take
the examination as census enumerato
for this territory. In his letter tn
doctor stated that the examinations
are very easy and that anyone viii
ordinary intelligence could pass
The pay in sparsely settled district
is from - 90 to $500 per day. An.
one desiring to take the examination
will please notify Mr.. Tressler ant
he will recommend them to Mr.. Ian
strum and Leon Shaw, the censu
takers of this district.
Prof Thomas Shaw, the eminen
authority on northwestern agricultur
thinks corn will be one of Montana
most important crops
One Judith Basin farmer has ma
tured seed corn every year for 90 yeal
at an altitude of 1000 feet.
A farmer in Valley county made
crop of 40 bushels of corn per acre o.
eighty acres in 1909.
Yellowstone, Rosebud. Custer an
Dawson counties gro " corn very sue
cessfully. The same may be said
Teton: Cascade and Choutcau coun
les. Indeed nearly all of Montana ca