The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-04-11

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acting business in Malta yesterday.
Wilt proof Flax Seed for sale
$500 per bushel. j. Henry Jacka
Malta. Montana.
Chas. Weston returned from Has
tings, Neb., the first of the week ant
is assisting w. j. Tressler with car
penter work.
The ladies of St. Mary's Guild wisl
to thank those comprising the or
chestra for the music furnished fo,
the dance Monday evening, and also
thank the people of Malta and vicin.
ity for their assistance and patron.
age, enabling them to make both the
sale and the dance a success.
DR.. Geo. w. Clay left last night fo1
Wallacetown, Canada, his old home
where his father is in poor health.
The Doctor expects to be gone three
weeks and during his absence DR..
Hamilton Of Dodson will be here
each day from 1O:45 a. m. to 3:15 p.
m. to look after DR.. Clay's patients.
Superintendent of Valley. county
schools, Miss Sims. visited the Malta
schools yesterday and this morning,
leaving for home on the Skidoo.
State Superintendent Harmon came
from Saco with Miss Sims yesterday
and went on to visit the Chinook
school which is al aspirant for n
place on the accredited High School
list.
r. =. Roddis. attorney and inspec-
tor for the United States Geological
survey. was here last Saturday inter-
viewing John Mitchell and Thomas
O'Neal and obtained from them their
REIMBURSEMENT for old water rights
that they held. Mr.. Roddis states
that everything is now in readiness
for the prosecution of the work on
The Milk River Irrigation probe Ct
Havre Promoter.
At the annual Malta school elec-
tion held at the school house last
Saturday very little interest was
shown. f. w. St. Hill, the cam
didate for trustee, three year term,
was elected without any opposition,
recet wing the entire vote. Mr.. st.
Hill was already trustee of the
board, having been appointed last
summer to fill the vacancy caused by
W. j. Tressler's resignation.
Millen Bros, who have spent the
winter in Winona, Minn., returned
to Malta the latter part of last week
and Monday unloaded their immense
30-60 Pioneer gas engine from a Great
Northern car. The Millens will use
the big machine on their ranches
northwest of town and expect to put
an extensive area into crops this sea-
son. This will bo the second tractor
OH the Millen ranches as one was
shipped out last season.
Thursday, j. L. Murray had most
beautiful display of Towering plants
in the windows of the Malta Drug
Store. For a time there was All ad-
mirlng crowd about the store but
soon a rose, an aZalia, q hydrangea,
an Easter lily, a datfodil, 4 spiria, or
was purchased and carried
home for the remainder of the family
to admire, and only few pots con-
tanning Easter lilies were left. Eas-
ter in the homes to which the plants
were taken was made the brighter
and pleasanter by the presence of the
beautiful flowers. They were fur
nished Mr.. Murray by the State Nur-
sery Co.. Helena.
j. B. Masterson returned yesterday
from Duerte, California, where he
has been for the past four months.
His fourteen year old son, Archie,
came to Malta with him and will
spend the summer here. Enroute to
Malta Mr.. .Masterson and his son
were in the Great Northern Railway
wreck which occurred Tuesday morn
ing at Johns eighteen miles from
when four cars of train No.
23S were derailed. The colored cook
of the buffet car was the only passen-
ger injured. Mrs. Leslie Carter and
of her troupe were also on
The same train on their way to Great
Falls. The derailment caused a pam
C among the passengers. men, WON.
IN and children leaping from the
coach windows to the ground, Some
of the women became hysterical and
added to the confusion following the
derailment. 1t is said u sink hole
in the road was responsible for the