The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-09
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For Rent:-FOur room house il
good location. Reasonable rent
Inquire of T. w. Hall at The First
State Bank.
Keen kutter hardware at Edwards
Il McLellan's.
Mrs. Sophia Roach and son, Nath-
an. of WooIdridge, arrived in Malta
Tuesday and expect to spend the
winter at the Jones Hotel.
"A force of twelve men with about
as many teams Went to Dodson yes
terdaV to do some work on the irri-
CATION canal, but owing TO the Sc
verify of the weather today, re-
turned to Malta.
senator W. Il. George of Yellow
stone county will represent Montana
at the American Land and Irrigation
Exposition to be held at Madison
Square Garden, New York, Noyem-
Der 3rd to 18th inclusive. He will on
two afternoons lecture for a half hour
on the products of Montana, at the
same time showing stereoptican
views gathered throughout the State
of Montana, and he has some fine or
chard. alfalfa harry esting, and grain
scenes.
Somewhere in the next century
some of the Maltaites may read
something like this in The Daily
Enterprise: Found, in Lake Bow
dom, about half mile from the
shore, two guns, a shell case, a
dozen petrihed mallard ducks, and
two oars of a boat. From the style
of the Anticipated guns, it is certain
they were made years and years ago
when workmanship was very crude.
Owner may have articles by calling
at the down town office of the Milk
River Valley Gun Club House, 25l4
Fiji Ave. South.'
The Billings Sugar factory has al
ready established n record for retin-
ing sugar beets. Up to the close of
operations midnight October 26, more
beets had been refined and more sug-
az produced than ever before in the
history of the factory, leaving the
remainder of the seasons operations
gain over former years. Work of
harvesting beets on the Huntley pro-
ject, which this year is the banner
beet district, has been nearly COM
pleted, and the beets are now coming
in from the other portions of the
Yellowstone and Clarke's Fork VAL
ley. 1t is estimated that the amount
to be actually paid to farmers
tins year for beets is close to $780,
100000. a net gain of more than fifty
per cent.
Bozeman, Nov. /. On Tuesday No.
vember 9th, Charles Langc, a gradu-
ate OF the Helena High School, and
freshman here at the Montana state
college OF Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts, was seriously injured i'm foot
ball practice. The trouble was d.
agnosed as a fracture of one of the |
bones of the spinal column. On the
following, an operation was
performed in Bozeman and a part of
the fractured bone removed. LANCE
rallied we'll from the operation, but
he paralysis from which he was suf.
'ering was not relieved. After ten
lays in which there was little orno
change, he was removed to his home
n Helena. Two days later he began
o fail rapidly, and died on Saturday
October 2s. The funeral
was held at Helena on October Goth
attended bya large number of the
people of Helena and by representa-
ives from the college here. There
vas abundant evidence of the hob
steem in which the young man was
'eld both by his friends in Helena
nd at the college. Because of the
ACT that the fatal accident happened
n football, the students of the COL !
5ge, acting through their senate volt
q to discontinue this game for the
OF the season. and cam.
elled their schedule. This actj ON 1
vas ratified by popular vote of the
tudents,~ The utmost sympathy is !
cit by students and faculty for the
'ereaved family.