The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-03-19

PU1 Mems clothing at a
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EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN
At the coming school election Glas-
gov will vote OH bonding the school
district in the sum of $780, 900 for the
purpose of erecting a new school
house.
| If things turn out as expected at
present. Malta will have a cement
block manufacturing company here
this summer, and, us we understand,
there are several buildings going up
made Of cement.
Jim Conley, who left here last Win
ter for d visit at his old home in Ire
land sent a small package Of real
shamrock to Robert Mclean of this
city. 1t was badly withered, but
proved to b quite a curiosity as there
are very few here who ever saw the
little plant.
M. M. Waymire opened the dining
room of the Jones hotel Wednesday
morning and is again ready for bust
ness in the hotel line. The interior
of the hotel has been entirely re-
modelled and now presents neat and
attractive appearance. The cuisine
will be of the best.
The following have been appointed
as judges and clerks of election in
this city for the spring election To be
held April 9th: b. w. Brockway, c..
II. Stevens, NJ. A. Olson, judges and
Art Murphy and G. f. Thompson,
clerks in the first ward. G. w. Pow
ell, R. V. Tucker, J. F. Murray,
judges and James Wilson and VIM.
Mcclellan, clerks in the second ward.
Spring activity was very much in
evidence in orr little city Saturday.
Scores of farmers were i'll town get
ting machinery and our town present.
ed bustling appearance. It's early,
but good roads and the extra fine
weather was more than they could
stand, and they are attending to their
spring wants while the sign is right.
The Commercial Club will meet in
the land office of b. w. Broclway
next Saturday night, and as there are
several business matters to come be-
fore the club full attendance is de-
sired. If everyone will make it a
point to be present and do some
boosting things will come to us this
season that otherwise we would not
be able to get.
Friday, March 18th, proved TO be q
good date for both the Orpheum and
the home talent plays, and good
crowds attended both shows. At
both places standing room was at u
premium. Those in the cast for the
home talent deserve great deal of
credit and praise for the way they
handled their parts, and the manage
ment is deserving of much credit for
the work and the success of the play.
esterday morning the house be-
longing to Louis HirschkowitZ and
occupied by E. II. Scheppleman, was
found to be Oh fire and came near
being a total loss, both house and
contents. Only by hard work was
the building saved. The origin of
the fire is a mystery and we learn that
it was first discovered at about four
O'Clock, and, as those in the house
thought, entirely eXtinguished at that
time, but later developed into a big
blaze.
Joseph Reynolds and Mary Leedy
tWere united in marriage last week
and have departed for their future
home down Oh the Long X ranch.
Mr.. Reynolds has been in this c0un-
try for a number of years and is a
young man of exceptionally good
character, and the bride is the daugh-
ter of Schuyler Leedy. and has grown
to womanhood in this county, and is
one OF the highly respected young
ladies OF the south part of the county.
They have the congratulations OF
their host Of friends.