The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-07-02
Additional Local.

II Get your haying tools at Trafton
Dorr Co. 8.
Kramer, in the State Bank Building
will register you for the primary
election. tf12
Mrs. H. A. Parker entertains to.
morrow in honor of her mother and
sister who are visiting in the city.
! Mrs. John Allen entertained about
| thirty of her lady friends at hel
ranch bungalow west of the city one
day last week.
E. II. Scheppelman will have charge
OF a stand for the Congregational
church near the dancing pavilion on
the Fourth of July.
DR.. Sara Green, of Elmira. N. Y,
is visiting for some weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. $. j. Mailman, and
other friends OH the Cottonwood.
James Abrams and Max Kahn went
out to Zortman yesterday to make
arrangements for their new place of
business to be OPENED at that place.
Mrs. Steve Crawford and children
departed the latter part of last week
sor eastern Ontario, where they will
spend some time visiting at her old
home.
The Malta orchestra will give big
dance Tuesday, July 7th-circus
night-in the new dancing pavilion.
The best of music and order guaran-
teed. Come aud enjoy yourself.
The Famous Alabama Minstrels
have come and gone--public senti
ment, best colored show ever in our
city.-Colorado Springs Gazette. At
Malta, under canvas, Tues. July !.
Services at the Congregational
church Sunday, July S. Sunday
school at II O'Clock. Peoples SER
vice at 7.15. Preaching service at 8.
All are cordially welcome.
Rev. Lawrence r. Kelly.
Easton McMoran and wife, John
Parsons and wife, and Roy Abraham.
son, wife and two little girls formed
an auto party who spent Sunday at
the farm of w. S. Geeting near Stra-
ter.
Tuesday morning a Northern Pacific
fruit car was set out here on account
OF its being afire. 1t was loaded with
| raspberries from the west and for a
time this particular brand of fruit
| was very popular in Malta.
A young son of Alderman Powell
was badly bitten by the bull dog
owned by the Chinese laundryman
Tuesday evening. This vicious dog
has been allowed to run at large here
the past two years without muzzle
and was stillalive this morning.
Last Sunday afternoon at the close
of the preaching service at the Walt
man ranch on the Cottonwood, Mr..
Harry l.. Patterson of Dutton, Mont,
and Miss Virginia A. Cowan, a we'll
known and popular school-teacher of
this vicinity, were united in marriage,
the brides father, Rev. II. &. Cowan. |
officiating. The happy couple re-
ceived the congratulations of their
friends. and after a supper at the
Cowan ranch departed to Mrs. patter,
sons claim on Milk river, where they
will reside.
George Bickler was in the latter
part of last week advertising his mar
riage to a young lady from the east.
The young lady put in her appearance
at the proper time, but owing to some
misunderstanding the wedding was
not pulled off as per schedule. They
went from this place to llavre where
the prospective groom Immediately
got soused to the guards and the
bride-to-be returned to Malta with
what was to be the best man. George
spent the tirst-of-t the week "honey-
MOON in Jail, where he was placed
to sober up.
Mr.. A. E. Cummins, who is in
charge of the government surveying
party, that has been spending a few
days in town, informs us that they
leave to-day for the north country
where they will survey townships 81
n 20 E, 50 N 20 E, 81 N % E, so n 26
E, 80 N 81 p. He also stated that
where there are settlers on unsurveyed
land a petition would have to go to
the Department OF the Interior before
it could be handled by the field party.
Persons squatting will do we'll
to have their petitions sent in
while the force is working in this part
OF the country as in many cases the
engineer in charge of the field work
is called upon to inspect the survey
and mako ~ raport