The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-11-19
Additional Locals.

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DR.. Blankenhorn and John Shady
left this morning for the Missouri
river country where they will enjoy
themselves for few days hunting
deer. +;
The friends of Miss lilo Tressler
will be sorry to learn that she is
suffering from badly injured knee
and has been confined to her home
fQrover two weeks.
Simon Pepin, the well-known cattle
king and capitalist, died in st. Paul
OIL the sth OF November, aud his
remains were shipped to Havre,
where burial WAS made.
Clarence Brock way sent a letter to
England on Monday which was
addressed, "Harry Argent. Hinsdale,
pol}ard's Hill. Norbury, Surrey,
England. That surely ought to
reach Harry.
j. L. Hanson of this city was taken
to Glasgow last Saturday where he
underwent an operation for Appendix
citis. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Hanson, and at last accounts he was
improving.
Mrs. VIM. Paquin, residing about
II miles northeast Of Malta was
conveyed to the hospital ut Glasgow
last week by DIR. Blankenhorn where
she underwent an operation for gall
stones.
Last Sunday night while Shady $
auto livery was spinning along
between Zortman and Malta, and
when near the Coburn ranch at
Brookside the intense cold caused
tle@radiators to freeze up and he was
compelled to abandon the machine.
Luckily VIM. Culberts was euroute
to Malta and the driver was brought
to town.
George Barrett. rancller, living
about five miles west of Hayre, was
shot and killed by Geo, Ickelheimer,
a near neighbor OF Barrett the result
OF a quarrel which took place between
the two men ON the road near their
homes.
There was special meeting Of the
town council held up at Chinook
recently and it was voted to have All
ordinance drawn up to provide for
closing the saloons OF week days
between 1.30 am. and 1905 M, and
from 1.30 Sunday morning until -
O'Clock noon OH Sunday.
Tom Facey, who installed moving
picture show at Saco !. short time
ago has sold out to Verni Vaupel,
who will continue to run the house.
We have not been informed as to
what Mr. Facey's next move will be,
but it is understood he will start
another showhouse somewhere along
the line.
A breakdown at the power plant
in Glasgow one night last week put
the city in darkness. and lanterns,
candles, etc, were called into service.
Manager Bisl,ell of the Orpheum
theatre ran his show as if nothing
had happened. aud Will, the assistance
Of Contractor Bell. A. j. Mosby, and
the Moore Telephone Co. a power
plant was rugged up in front of the
theatre. The engine on Mr.. Bells
concrete-mixer was then attached to
All electric motor which furnished
the power.
Woman's Suffrage carried in Valley
county by 81 votes. and in the state
by $500 votes. The farm loan
measure and suffrage were the only
initiative-referendum measures that
were passed by the state. Montana
has the unique distinction Of being
the only state where suffrage was
granted the first time asked for
through the initiative. In other
states which now have equal suffrage,
the measure was put up several times
before being granted. Evidently
Montana has Il better educated body
of men who recognize the intelligence
of their women.
Malta will soon have a Congrega-
tional church of which she may be
proud. The new building was started
last Thursday and will be a commo-
dionS little editice. Some of the
carpenters OF the city and several
members of the church donated a.
days work so that the outside shell
was erected in record time. Much
Of the building material was fur
nished by local merchants at cost,
and the site in the Cosner addition
was donated. New churches make
for DroUrnss i'm any cOmmnnitv and