The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-03-23

TO RENT On shares for half of
crop, 25 acres of stnbble ground,
two miles east Of town. Inquire of
II. j HOWertOn.
Born: An eight pound daughter
to Mr.. and Mrs. JAS. Morrow, Satur-
day, at the Ebaugh hospital. Mother
and child are doing nicely.
Fred Beasley came up from Dod-
son Saturday and spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Beasley, and his
sister, Mrs. f. +. Crofut.
VIM. Johnson of Zortman, who
has been to Helena on vacation for
some time arrived in Malta Thurs
day enroute to his home.
Now is the time to buy that new
Kitchen Range. We sell lots of them
and have yet to learn of a dissatisfied
customer. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Amy one desiring a nicely furnished
room in new and modern building
can get same by calling at Mrs. Otto
/ Munson's. She will rent all the
rooms on the second floor, reserving
those on the first floor for patients.
Reuben Morris arrived from IIav-
re this morning to look after his
| fathers ranch southwest of town.
He will engineer the Morris steam
breaking Quilt and is ready to make
contracts with parties wanting
breaking done.
no..i:ii:se C"rber of Languon, n
d., who last summer tiieu on a home
stead north of Malta in the settle
ment Known as New I.angdon, az
rived in Malta the latter part of the
week with a car of emigrant goods
which he had transferred to his
claim. His family will come west
some time later.
Mrs. Jake Rmple of Gull Lake,
Canada, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. W. =. Craig of Wool
bridge, and numerous friends i'm and
about Malta for a number of weeks,
left for her home Monday nigh t.
She was accompanied by her sister,
Miss Matte Crooks, who will enjoy
several weeks vacation in Canada.
\ full membership of the state
board of sheep commissioners has
been appointed by Governor Norris
for the ensuing two years. a. 5.
Lohman of Chinook is the Chouteau
county member of the board: Alex
ander Elliot of our city, the Valley
county member; and q. M. Cotrey,
of Bynum, will represent Teton
county.
a condemnation suit has been
instituted in the federal court by the
government to condemn 13l acres of
land lying four miles west of Dod-
son, which will be flooded by the
Dodson dam of the Milk river pro-
ject. The defendant is Daniel Mich
OILS. He wanted $40 an acre for the
land and the reclamation service Of
fered him s12.-The River Press.
The Chinook electric light plant is
to be in operation by the last of this
month. The dynamo and engine ar
rived last week and the work Of in
stalling them commenced March l3,
and is to be rushed along. The line
work is practically completed and a
good start has been made in the work
of connecting the buildings with the
line wires. 1t is expected that the
plant will be ready for operation in
about fifteen days more. The work
of installing the plant has been de-
layed considerably by the severe
weather and by the non-arrival of
the machinery, shipment on which
was later than promised by the man
ufac1urers.
The people of Strater gave one day
of the year in celebration with the
sons and daughters of the Emerald
Isle and the st. Patrick $ party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs, John Suter
will long be remembered by the par
ticipants. Nearly the entire neigh
borhood was present and a delight
fully pleasant evening spent. The
usual program, consisting of whist,
games, conversation and dancing
was carried out. and big spread
was served from we'll filled bask cts
at midnight. The patron saint
would no doubt have been highly
pleased could he have beheld the gay
and happy crowd celebrating his day.