The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-02-05

All Cali answered day or night
POW Ill. LIVERY BARN. MALTA
The Malta bow ling team went to
llavre last Sunday where they played
off Il conf est with team from that
place. The team from this place lost
the game by Il good wide margin
The llayre team expects to. play Il
return game here in the near future
Miss Rose Hirschkowitz departed
last week for Chicago where she. will
spend some time buying dry goods
and millinery fol- tile Golden Rule
Store in this city. sic expects to re-
turn by the way of sWic]it;t, Kans: 4,
and spend few days the guest OF.
Mrs Simms.
Atsthe meeting of the members of
the Milk River Valley Gun Club to
be Held in this city on the 18th OF this
month the question Of running the
club house for members only will be
brought up for discussion. There
are q number OF members who think
this world be the bet ter plan and are
very anxious to give it a try out
Justice Brockway rather turned
1.-THE tables at justice court last Fri.
day on john Gurico who had sworn
out warrant for irank Nude cl,arg-
ing him with the theft of some grain.
| From the evidence introduced il APP
pealed that the latter WAS not the
guilty man at all Int it was the com
| planning witness and accordingly the
court gave him 60 days in the county
Jail at Glasgow.
Susie Snyder Of Chinook tumbled
into Judgment of $1,000 when she
fell into an unguarded excavation in
that town one September night four
years ago. The supreme court, i'm a
decision by Justice Sanner, affirmed
the Judgment she obtained from the
town of Chinook for injuries received
by the fall. The town urged as rea-
sons for reversing the Judgment: in
snfficiency Of the evidence. error in
rulings upon evidence, error in ill.,
structions, and misconduct of the
jury. The court couldn't see it that
way
The business done in Montana by
the Great Northern railway for the
month just passed is larger in volume
than that done in January year ago,
according to Great Northern officials.
| The increase is ascribed, not to i'm
proved business conditions, but to an
increase resulting from the develop
ment of the state during the year. a
heavy immigration into Montana is
expected next spring. In addition to
it's immigration cars that are touring
the middle east this winter, the Great
| Northern has sent field agents into
the rural districts of eastern Illinois
northeastern Missouri and eastern
Iowa to personally talk with the farm.
ers at their own firesides on the op.
pornuties that are open to them in
Montana.
At meeting of the Dawson county
commissioners held at Glendive, the
petition for the holding OF an election
for the cutting off of the proposed
county of Richland from Dawson was
granted. Much of the country in the
Big Dry and Circle sections of the ter
ritory it is proposed to segregate was
cut off by petitions of withdrawal and
the order for election was carried by
a narrow margin in the disallowins
of petition for withdrawal in the Say
age neighborhood, the petition TO
withdrawal in that section being los
by few names. Roughly bounded
the proposed county of Richland ex
tends from the North Dakota lin,
along the Missouri river to poin
nearly midway between the mouth o
the Redwater and the Big Dry, theme
south in an irregular line to poin
northeast of Circle, some 40 mile
south of the Missouri, thence east t.
the North Dakota line and north t.
the point of beginning. The propose'
county has the $4,000, 900 necessar
under the law for it to become
county.