The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-06-05
"A thrilling three rec! western drama
at the Ornhpnm fn,,inlt

A thrilling three rec! western drama
at the Orphenm tonight.
We learn that Malta will have a
circus here on the 10Th of this month.
Special for next Saturday-1oO rem.
nants OF ginghams, dimities, lawns
etc., at sell quick prices.
est. Hills"
James Abrams was visiting with
friends in Zortman yesterday aid
attending to some business matters
there.
The front in the Murray building is
being put into place this week, and if
one can judge from what is in it will
be thing of beauty when completed.
Norman Stubblefeld, who has been
stopping at the Caselberg hotel since
school opened last fall, left yesterday
for the parental roof north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Partridge entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of this city,
Mrs. Nichol of Hamilton, Mont, and
Mrs. Farris of Glasgow, last Sunday
evening.
There will be the usual second Sum
day in the month services for st.
Mary's Episcopal church in Eagles
hall OH Sunday next, June the Sth,
Rev. l.. j. Christler, officiating.
Amos Whitney has resigned his
position in the Cooper shop and has
opened shop of his own in the Fox
Il Davey saloon. AS soon as some of
the new buildings are finished lie ex-
poets to move his shop into one of
them.
Earl Hanover was taken intoj GUS
tody Tuesday night for appropriating
money to his use that did not belong
to him and was given a hearing yes
terday before Justice Brockway, who
gave him Jail sentence of thirty
days.
The strengthening pens just south
of town will be torn downIthis week
and moved out on Alkalai creek.
There has been shearing pens near
this city for the past fifteen years or
so and when they are gone it will be
another old landmark removed.
Carl Nelson, who attempted to
destroy the Jail here Tuesday lInight,
was given thirty days in the] Jail at
Glasgow for his work. Three others
arrested for disorderly conduct were
working their fine out OH the street
and when the opportunity presented
itself they left for parts unknown.
Ed and Geo. Armstrong, who were
arrested some time ago charged with
stealing sheep and were:taken to the
county Jail at Glasgow were turned
loose Sunday night as there was no
evidence against them. We lunder-
stand the case never came to strial.
They returned to Malta Monday.l
Frank Reynolds and Miss Hazel
Richards. Of Leedy, came in to Malta
last Saturday and quietly slipped
down to Glasgow, where they 1were
married Sunday evening by the Meth
odist minister of that place. !. This
couple are we'll known down in the
Missouri river country and have a
host of friends who wish them all
kinds of success in their married life.
The Malta second ball team met the
second team from Saco on the local
diamond here last Sunday and put up
game of ball that was we'll worth
seeing. The home team won by a
score of IS to 3 and had the Saco boys
shut out up to the sixth inning. 1t is
nice to have two teams so when goes
away from home and gets beat the
other can stay and win game. The
boys are coming right to the front
in their playing and should meet with
more encouragement from the public.
Upon a petition signed by large
number of people residing north and
east of Saco a bridge was granted to
span Milk river at the Bjornberg
crossing some time ago and plans
had been made to build the bridge
during the coming summer. Com.
missioner Atwood informs us that
during the past week another petition
has been sent into the Office of the
clerk asking that the bridge be loca-
ted at another point. 1t is very pos.
sible that the people Of Saco will gel
SO mixed on petitions and locations
, that the commissioners will not be
able to give them bridge this sea
son.
To Hear From Settlers