The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-04-02

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II During the past week a dozen OF
fifteen families have moved and still
more are to follow. People will
hardly be able to locate their former
neighbors.
II Mason Jacobs arrived in the city
the latter part of last week from ILL
nois with carload of emigrant ef-
fects, and is busy getting them to his
homestead in the north country.
Richard Whorley and wife returned
the first of the week from Williston,
Nd, where they have lived this win.
ter while Mr.. Whorley was on the
road. They have gone to their claim
north of town.
The Moore Telephone company took
their phone out of the Great Nor
them depot in this city one day last
week, but had it put back again this
week. If there is one place in the
city that needs a phone it certainly
is the depot, and we are glad to see
that the company saw fit to let it re-
main there.
| Word received from Chinook tells
Of the sad death of Mrs. Lester Dea-
yer at that place Monday morning.
Mrs. Beaver had only been sick a
short time with typhoid fever. Be
sides her husband she leaves two lit
tie children to mourn her loss. It
will be remembered that Mr.. beaver
was the young man who put in the
heating plant in the Survant block
last fall.
At a meeting of the doctors of the
state at Havre last week the question
of dumping sewerage into Milk river
was taken up by representatives from
here and Harlem, who were given to
understand by that learned body if
we did not like it the best thing to do
was to filter river water before using.
At this place there are very few who
use the river water, but not so at
| other points up the line.
The annual school election for this
district will be held at the school
house next Saturday, April 4th. AS
yet there have been no nominations
made for u trustee to take the place
OF James Battram, whose term ex-.
plres this year, and who positively
| refuses to be a candidate for re-elec-
ton. No one seems to care for the
position, but it will have to be filled
if we are to have any school.
ii. j.. Sprague, one of the directors
of the Valley County Fair associa-
ton was in the city yesterday i'll the
interest of the fair. lie informed
us that he was meeting with the
hearty support Of the people from
this end of the county and that he
wanted them to compete for some OF
the prizes that will be offered this
year. They are getting out a big list
for the benefit Of the exhibitors and
are Offering some premiums that are
we'll worth making special effort to
secure. We will have more to say in
regards to the fair as the time ad-
vances.
A meeting Of those interested in
the Malta cemetery will be held at
the Office of b. w. Brockway next
Tuesday night, at which time the
question of forming All organization
and incorporating cemetery COM
pany will be taken up and disposed |
OF. AS the thing now stands parties
wanting lots in the cemetery are UNI
able to get deed to it OH account of
the plot of land still belonging to the
government. A few years ago the
ladies of the city raised Il sum of
money that was expended in improve
ments in the way of a fence and we'll,
and, with this one exception, very
little work has ever been done in the
cemetery except by private pa rites.
An organization OF this kind could do
much to help in identifying the GEN.
etery, and out Of respect for those
whose last resting place is here, it
should be done.