The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-05-25

Edwards n Mcclellan sell wall pap.
Ell and trim it without extra charge.
Through the kindness of Enroll
Stafford The ENTERPRISE was given
report of the ball game at Glasgow
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Barnes au-
toed to the Dodson Dam last Sunday
afternoon stopping on their return to
witness the game of ball between
Dodson and Wagner.
Geo. w. Hewitt, j. NJ. Brayton,
+. Cooper, "A. Mclaughlin, A. Arnot,
Dan Driscoll, Enroll Stafford, and
Fred Green went to Glasgow Sunday
with the Malta aggregation of ball
players.
After July 1st of the present wear
Havre will have a free mail delivery
service. A civil service examination
was held yesterday i'm that city for
those cariug to enter the service.
The government will allow the office
two carriers.
Mrs. G. Skogen of North Dakota,
reached Malta the latter part of the
week and will visit at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. John Olson while her
husband is assisting Jas. l.. LeNoir
during the lambing season. They
will then 60 to their homestead down
the river.
Miss Ann Wright returned to her
home in Philadelphia last week after
spending a few days at the home of
her old time friend, Mrs. May
Amman. Miss Wright had intended
spending the summer in Montana but
the undeveloped condition of the
country did not appeal to her and she
FASTENED home.
A number of Miss Peck's lady
friends surprised her last Thursday
evening, the party being in celebra-
ton of her birthday. Refreshments,
consisting of ice cream, strawberries,
cake, sandwiches and fruit were
served by the guests. The ladies i'm
personated various characters by APP
pearing in costume and this lent a
piqueancy to the merriment.
Misses ANGELA O'Conner, Christine
Hertz, and Mabel Bocan left Malta
Monday morning for their respective
homesteads on the North Bench.
These young ladies have shown a
great deal of interest in their claims,
the Misses Bocan having each had
twenty acres of sod broken, and Miss
Hertz will have forty-five acres
under cultivation. They were accom-
panied to the country by Miss Helen
Caselberg and Miss IIiertz's brother,
Albert.
Nanny Shower is now rusticating
at the Sklower Bros. homesteads east
OF town and attending to the farm
work, while Joe, who has been Civ
ing the seeding Of crops and general
spring work his attention for a num-
Der OF weeks, is at the Great North
ern Hotel. Sklower Bros. have in
about one hundred and twenty acres
OF wheat and oats, besides quantities
of garden trnck, They are also en-
gagged in the raising of pigs and
poultry. Both young men are enthu-
siastic over the prospects for bum
per crop this year.
The lIavre Plaindealer speaks in
complimentary words Of the good
work being done by l.. X. Devlin,
Deputy State Humane Officer who is
a resident of that city:
although the first juvenile court
to be regularly established in the
state is located at Great Falls, yet
for number of years there has been
in operation in this city what is in
effect a juvenile court and one that
has accomplished untold good among
the erring young people of Northern
Montana. Quietly yet effectively,
Deputy State Humane officer l.. X.
Devlin has SO conducted his office
here that the same results have been
accomplished that the juvenile court
in the larger cities is intended to
bring about. Parents all over this
section of the state will testify to
the good work of Mr.. Devlin, and
the wise and efficient manner in
which he has carried on the duties of
his office has been the means of COR
recting criminal tendencies in many
young boys and girls. At all times
he has his watchful eye OH those
who have been reported to him and
parents are reporting regularly to
him concerning the conduct of their
children. This method is used in
lieu of meeting punishment for the
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