The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-06-19

buy dozen packages seeded raisin
ut Clanton & Brandon's. lOc per lib
Rev. Cookingham and family al
moving this week to their ranch soutl
east Of town.
The Malta ball team goes to Sac,
Sunday where they have game witt
the team Of that city.
George Dyrdalll went down to elias
gov yesterday where he was called a
juror in the district court.
Lost in the Eagle hall, a locket ant
chain. M. T." on back. Einde
leave at this office for reward.
"Puck' Powell has traded off on,
OF his livery cars and in the futur,
VIII livery with one car only.
Mrs. VIM. Garland is enjoying ;
visit from her father who arrived the
first Of the week from Ontario.
Mrs. Monroe was in the first of the
week from her farm IN the north
country visiting with relatives.
Geo. Morrison is in the city today
TO take III the circus and appear MS q
witness in some final proofs tomorrow
II. G. CoWan returned Tuesday
from Glasgow where he has been serv-
ing as trial juror in the district
court.
j. II. Stubblefield and wife were
called to North Dakota the latter pa, t
of last week by the serious illness of
a niece.
The second ball team will give a
dance at the Eagles hall next Satur-
day night. An invitation is extended
to all to be present.
A shipment of Reagan's bread ar
irving every morning. Phone us
your orders and we will deliver
promptly. Malta Mere. Co.
J. II. Pugh, of the Sun Prairie
country leaves tonight for a several
days sightseeing trip to Salt Lake
City and other points in the west.
Walter Murp y is in from the Joe
Legg ranch down on the Missouri
this week renewing acquaintance
and seeing what the old town looks
like.
The Lovejoy ball team took the
Norwegian ball team into camp at
Lovejoy last Sunday by Il good mar
gin. The Loyejoy team expects to
play the team OF this place early in
July.
Dennis McVey of the Phillips ranch
has been in town for several days.
lie has been in st. Paul nearly all
winter looking after the two bands of
sheep which have been fed at that
place.
Thos. Dunnigan, an old-timer in
Dakota, arrived in the city Sunday
for a visit with his children north of
town. The old gentleman was not
greatly impressed with the valley on
the way out, but thinks the bench
land is just about right.
The boxing contest at Zortman be-
tween Dozark and Richards was not
pulled off as advertised. 1t appears
as though the committee in charge of
the celebration overlooked the fact
that the new boxing law required the
bout to be held under the auspices of
an athletic society.
r. r. Lent came up from northern
Iowa and filed Oh a half section of
land south of town. A 32o-acre free
looks good to people from
Iowa where land is 500 per acre.
There has been a large number of
filings in the south country the past
few days, and there is more land
seekers coming each day.
The Malta ball team played the best
game of ball of the season at Chinook
last Sunday. The score was to in
favor of Chinook. The game was
fast and snappy and a game as hard
fought as that one was there is no
disgrace in losing it. A large num-
Der from here accompanied the ball
team and were we'll repaid for their
trouble.
Little Miss Evelyn Powell invited
nine of her friends in to help her Gel
citrate her fourth birthday Monday.
A picnic and lunch on the river and
games at the Powell home furnished
the amusement. Mrs. Powell was
assisted in entertaining the little
folks by Mrs. Cordry. The following
were present: Margaret and Lola
Plott, Esther Ebaugh, Dorothy and
Edna Robinson, George Tressler,
Geraldine Bishell, Temple Cassidy,
and Donald Cordry.
The district court of Valley county
is directed by the supreme court to