The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-11
For work, or dress gloves buy thu
Ripon at Edwards & McLellan's.


For work, or dress gloves buy the
Ripon at Edwards & McLellan's.
Warm weather shoes, and Martha
Washington shoes for the ladies at
Kilduff's.
Lost A small round Winona Sem
mary seal pin. Return to this office
for reward.
Clothing for men only but every
thing for men at Edwards & Mc14el-
lan's.
Mrs. j. d. Millen left Saturday
morning for her old home in Winona.
Mimi, to he gone about three weeks.
w. w. Skinner is hauling building
material to his homestead southwest
of town preparatory to building a
house.
More fun than you ever heard of at
the ball game, Saturday 5 p. m. The
home team will play the Circus Clown
Ball Team.
G. A. Wilmert, general utility man
at the Phillips general merchandise
store at Phillips, celebrated in Malta
the Fourth.
Dr. r.. i. DEWEY was up from
Glasgow for the Fourth of July cele-
bratjon. He is enjoying his new To-
cation and is kept very busy.
Mrs. w. Marquardt left Saturday
for her home at the Sewers ranch.
She has been a patient at the home
of Mrs. H. Rabertory for the past
six weeks.
After apleasant visit ofaweek with
Malta friends, Miss Cecil Myers left
for home OIL the Saturday morning
stage, accompanied by Miss Vira
Martin who will enjoy visit of sew
eral days at the Brookside ranch.
Among the railroad people who eel
ebrated in Malta July 4th and 5th
were Assistant Roadmaster Riley, of
Hayre, and Conductors Sheehan,
White, Thompson, and Engineer VIM.
Potter, and their families Of Glasgow.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Spencer and
'.t!4e .hildren-DoIlie, William, and
Arthur, were Malta visitors the lat
ter part of the week taking in the at
fractions Of the Fourth and Fifth.
They left for home Tuesday.
@. q. Boucher has contracted with
Henry Holmes, manager of the Great
Falls ranch near Woodbridge, to cut
and put in stack 1000 tons of hay.
Mr.. Boucher will begin the work as
soon AS he can get u crew of men,
horses, and haying outfits together.
Donald and Alfred Mccoy We're
down from their Canadian home
steads to spend the glorious Fourth
in Malta, leaving their father, j. r..
Mccoy at home to look after the
ranch interests. They left Monday
morning for home with a big load
Of supplies.
| Grover Waite. the abstract man
at Chinook, returned Monday morn
ing from his homestead thirty five
miles north Of Malta where he has
spent the past ten days in looking af-
ter his farming interests. Mr.. Waite
says the people of Lovejoy are PLAN
ming for a grander, bigger, better
time than ever before at the harve S t
festival July 18th.
Chinook, July 5.-County Attorney
Blackstone was called to Harlem this
morning to attend the inquest over
the body of Harry Iubbs, a rancher
living 80 miles north of Harlem
Tubbs was killed by Il neighbo l
named McDanels in a quarrel over
piece of hay land. Both men are
said to have had guns and McDanlels
was considerably injured in the fight.
He gave himself up yesterday and IS
in the Harlem Jail awaiting examin :
| UtlOll. lHlS is JilC uilllo lNeNi oiooo
ing in Blaine county since it's orga nj
zation four months ago.
A delightful social gathering was
the family reunion at Pleasant Grove
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a
Ebaugh yesterday afternoon. Rela'
tives and friends came in the morn
ing and at noontime enjoyed a splen
did dinner placed on tables on the
lawn under the trees near the house.
There were present at this feast Mr.
and Mrs. Ebaugh and little daughter
Esther, Mr.. and Mrs. A.C. Ebaugll
of Zortman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. b
Quinn and daughters, Ruth andC leo
of Harlem, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Elliot
and son, Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Mcclellan, Mr.. and Mrs. David Link
and children, Clarence, Laura, an(
Glenn. and Miss Leila Morrow, AT