The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-25
LOCAL NEWS


was at Saco Thursday.
Mrs. Minnie Scott of Wagner, was
shopping in Malta Monday morning
II. o. Osgood left Monday morning
for an extended business trip into
Canada.
Hear Charles Riley McCalley at
the M. E. church next Tuesday even
ing, May 31st.
The Malta base ball team will play
game with the Wagner Wallopers at
Wagner next Sunday.
James Davidson was able to re-
sumo his work in his fathers store at
Wagner, the first of the week.
Karl Martin has recovered from his
recent illness and his father, W. H.
Martin, returned to Ray, N. D., last
Saturday night.
The Malta Orchestra will 60 to
Saco next Friday evening, May ~,
to furnish music for the opening of
the A. Birum store.
An examination for eighth grade
pupils was held at the school house
last Thursday and Friday, Mrs. J. H.
Atwood had charge Of it.
Mrs. Louis Hirschkowitz reached
Malta Friday morning from Roches-
ter, Mimi, and will spend few days
here with her husband and then 60 on
to Helena.
Roman Gerber, of Langdon, n. D.,
was among the arrivals in Malta the
first of the week. Mr.. Gerber brings
a car of goods as all equipment to
carry on farming successfully on his
homestead.
Fred Kruger, of Dresden, N. d.,
reached Malta Friday last. 1t will
be remembered that Mr.. Kruger filed
on fine quarter section here some
weeks ago. He shipped in a car of
personal property.
l. w. Kitchen of Langdon, N. D.,
son of Isaac Langdon, arrived in
Malta Monday. He shipped in some
fine live stock, also machinery, etc.,
which was transferred to his home
stead at "New Langdon.'
On May Goth the Board of County
Commissioners of Valley county will
meet at Glasgow and the following
day in company with Surveyor Mann
will auto to Poplar to look over the
road situation in that locality.
Mayor John A. Tressler, VIM.
Tressler and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Ttessler of Curlew, Ia, autoed
out to Charlie Whitcomb s ranch last
Sunday and spent the day in a de-
lightful manner with their friends.
The Poplar Standard with G. H.
Coulter, formerly of the Culbertson
Republican as editor, has been added
to the newspapers of northern Mon
tana. Its object is to give the news
of Poplar, boost for the town and the
opening of the Ft. Peck reservation.
Quite number of our citizens went
to Hinsdale Sunday to witness the
game between our team and the
Hinsdale nine. Among them were
Misses Leah and Helen Caselberg,
Miss Wood, Mrs. Cooper, Geo.
Campbell, Jas. Davidson, Andrew
Tweedie, and Karl Martin.
Seymour Dane of Cowvn, was in
town Saturday getting his new auto,
a runabout, from the car. and when
he got it in running order he made it
"go some." Mr.. Dane is the first
in this section of the country to i'm
port an auto for practical ranch pur-
poses. He will make use of it as a
delivery wagon in taking provision 8,
ETC., out on the range to his cattle
outfits.
Eugene Laird returned from Zort-
man Saturday. Mr.. Laird has
been surveying for the Malta Zort-
man Telephone Co., and will have
charge Of the work Of survey ing and
building a new line from Zortman
to Landusky and the work of connect
ing these two cities and the August |
wine with Malta. When the new
lines are completed they will be a
great convenience to the patrons
both here and there.
Velie buggies and spring wagons
are ironed with wrought iron. Reach
Is lined with heavy channel steel.
Not with piece of thin iron. Thus
giving the strongest gear construction
Known. Axles are heavier than the
ordinary axle and are as thick
through the center where the load is
carried as at the spindle. Wheels
made of the best selected hickory.
It is hard to find as good a vehicle as
l.