The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-13
Boost For County Division.

election before Kramer. He is duly
authorized notary public. tf12
Mrs. George Morrison and sister
were in from the Lovejoy country
over Sunday, the guest of friends.
Miss McGregor, democratic candi-
date for superintendent of schools.
was a Malta visitor the first of the
week.
Allin Arnot and Joe Shower are al
Great Falls this week taking in the
big celebration that is going on in
that city.
Get our cash prices on Hay1pg and
Harvesting machinery before buying
elsewhere. There's a reason. Malta
Nero. Co.
Kramer wants bunch of relin
quishments. Twenty wanted at
once. See Kramer in First State
Bank building. 3wls.
The Rebekahs entertained their
friends at a social session last Fri
day night and all present report a
most enjoyable evening.
w. P. Sewers returned Monday
from several days. trip to eastern
Saskatchewan. He reports the crops
in that part of the country AS being
very good.
Owing to the absence of two of the
city aldermen Tuesday night no
council meeting was held. There
was very little business Of import.
ance to transact and what there was
can lay over until the next meeting
Mrs. r. j. Howerton suffered a
para]ytic stroke Tuesday and for u
time it was thought she might not
recover. At present she is getting
along as well as could be expected
and in time a complete recovery is
looked for.
A young woman by the name of
Rose Hooper died Tuesday south of
town and the remains were brought
to Malta and prepared for shipment
to her home in Minnesota. She has
no relatives in this part of the coun-
try and leaves All infant a few days
old.
Commissioner Atwood was in town
the first of the week having just
finished his work at the county seat
Oh the board of equalization. Mr..
Atwood informs us that he will teach
the Saco school the coming year and
will not be in politics. Mr.. Atwood
has made a good commissioner for
this end of the county and it is likely
that he will hold the. job. down until
the first of the year.
Plans and specifications which have
been prepared in the local office of
the Reclamation Service the past few
weeks, were this week forwarded to
for approval, and they
cover the reconstruction Of part of
the Dodson south canal near the bod
son bridge, which was destroyed by
the high water some time ago. As
soon as the plans are approved by the
officials 4 contract will
be let covering the work to be done.
The people of Dodson are preparing
for the time of their lives next We'd
nesday and anyone who attends their
celebration is assured a good time.
The Glasgow ball team will cross
bats with the Chinook team and this
alone is a big attraction. They have
made arrangements for sports of all
kinds and will have along with the
rest big old-fashioned barbecue.
Malta will be one of the best repre-
sented towns OH the line at the dojngs.
The ball game at Dodson Sunday
between the Malta team and the team
from Glasgow was won by the latter
by a good wide margin and from the
Malta standpoint it was about as !
poor game as has been put up this
season. The Malta bunch started
off making errors and finished the
same way. 1t was simply an off day
for the locals as they have taken the
county seat boys into camp on two
different occasions, but it appears as
though Oh Sunday that they could
not pull themselves together.
The most important development
in the market situation due to the
war was the sensational advance in
the price of sugar. which went up
Of cent, the greatest
jump ever made in one day in the
history Of this industry. The West
ern Sugar Refining company advanced
sugar from $40 to S5.45 cents, an
increase of S15 a ton. The California