The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-01-11

MERCURY LOWEST---FROST KING
JUBILANT---STORK BENlFlCENT

l.. G.. Edwards transacted business
at Dodson Saturday.
Office building for rent, si0 per
mouth. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Senator John Survant spent the
first of the week at Wagner.
The Democratic National Conven.
tion will be held in Baltimore June
25.
DR.. r. E, Devney and Clarence
Cosner left OH belated No. for
Great Falls Tuesday night.
Start the New Year with anew
stove-see ours. Edward & McLel-
Ian.
Get Schumacher to fix your pump
SO it won't freeze. Edwards & Nc
Lellan.
The ice harvest will soon be COM
menced in Malta. The ice is said to
be fifteen inches thick and of Just the
right kind.
just as we 60 to press we learn of
the death, this morning, of the three
day old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fifield. The sympathy of the COM
mnnity is extended to the parents
in their bereavement.
j. l.. Train of New York was re-
cent arrival in Malta and will spend
a couple of months with Mrs. Train
at the home of the latter's father, E.
j. Tunison, who is one of the en-
larged homesteaders OH the South
Bench.
East bound fast mail, No. %. was
several hours behind time Sunday,
it's tardir ess may have been due to
it's precious load, there being on it
%, 600, 600 worth of silk in shipment
from the Orient to New York city.
B. II. Koke is home from an ex-
tended trip through the Dakotas,
Minnesota. and into Wisconsin.
F. G. Pray has had charge of the
Harness Shop during Mr.. Koke's ab-
sence. Mrs. Koke will return later.
Judge A. Davidson. who is chair
man of the Board Of Valley County
Commissioners, with county treasur-
er Duncan and county assessor Fox
held a meeting at Glasgow last Mon
day to make up the list of jurors for
the ensuing year.
Miss Marie Cox of Shelby, who
visited old friends here during the
holidays, left for home Saturday
evening to resume her position in
Guth's Dry Goods Store. During
the last week of her stay here she
visited at the home of Mrs. Ray
Campbell who entertained the Misses
Caroline Chase, Christine Hertz,
Marie, Te. esa and Mabel Bocan
Wednesday evening in honor of the
guest.
Mrs. II. NJ. Trafton planned lit
tie surprise for Mr.. Trafton last Fri
day evening, and while they were
both gone to the Davidson dinner at
Yadlee ranch, the "surprisers," Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Campbell, Mesdames
Brockway, Sklower, and E. Smith.
Misses Marie Cox, Rae Sklower and
Ray Gardner took possession of the
home and were just about
ready to sit down to a chatting dish
luncheon Of good things when Mr..
and Mrs. Trafton came home. An
enjoyable evening was spent.
The Malta Commercial Club held
an interesting meeting at b. w.
Brockway's office Saturday night.
County division and water works
were the principal topics under dis
cussion, The latter subject was
;urned over to civic comm ittee who
will secure data and make report
1t the next meeting. The secretary
If the Club, E. Sklower, will write
% the secretary of the interior rela-
i've to securing land from the U. s.
government for a public dumping
ground for the town of Malta. At
present the public highway is used
or that purpose.
Robert Hutchinson of Dodson, l.
B. Hosig and Chas. Jones of this
,ity, and Frank X. Montfort of Van
lalla, were subpoenacd in the case of
he United States vs.. David Clark to |
)e heard in Helena today. Mr.. Hosig
vas excused but the other three went.
Clark is alleged to have stolen a har-
less belonging to the government
rom the reclamation stable in Sur
,ant's addition to Malta, in the early