The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-14

COunCy Sedt Cne HfSC OF the week I'll
Il tending to business of legal natur
before the district court.
The proclamation for the election
OF the officers of the new county O
Phillips and for the vote OH the di
vision of the county appears in thi
issue of The Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt at Bowdoil
entertained a number of their friend
at dancing last Thursday night
Lunch was served and Il royal goo
time had by all present.
Martin Hartman was in from Tn,
Hartman ranc|, near Zortman las
Friday after several loads of winter
supplies. The Hartman boys have
one Of the finest ranches in that sec
ton of the country.
, DIR. and Mrs. T. N. Finn returned
Monday night from California where
they went last fall on account Of the
Doctors health. lie has not improved
OH the coast as was expected and
returns here in poor condition. The
many friends Of the family both here
and at Zortman hope for Il speedy
recovery.
Rev. W. w. VanOrsdeI, superin.
tendent of the Milk River district
who is Familiarity known as "Bro.
Van,' will be in Malta Saturday eve
ming to hold quarterly conference
meeting. He will also preacl, at the
M. e. church Sunday morning and
evening. lie will be glad to meet all
his old-time friends at these services.
Every body IS cordially invited.
Bills are out announcing a candj-
dates ball at Wagner on Friday night.
January 2nd. 1t promises to be one
of the social events of the winter and
nothing is being spared to make it
grand success. 1t isa sure thing that
every candidate i'm the county will be
in attendance and Il good time is
promised. Supper will be served at
the hotel and good music has been
engaged for the occasion,
Inc Enterprise is in receipt of
card from Miss Minnie Gnllj5iupr who
went to Rochester a week or ten DAYS
ago Tor an operation stating that up
TO date an operation has been deemed
| unnecessary and that She IS GETTING
along nicely. The many friends of
the Gallinger family here and in tha
south country hope for a speedy re-
coVery OF the young lady and that she
may soon return in her former good
health.
An exchange says it is known TO be
a fact that over in China among the
l1eathens they will take all the wee
wee baby girls born certain DAYS in
certain months Of the year from
their mothers side and throw thpm
over INTO the ocean and let the lob
STEERS and monsters get them. But-
alas-right here at home il is worse
Ihey keep them until they are sixteen
OF eighteen years and then let the
HOLSTERS get them.
Louis Larson died Monday fore.
| noon at ms home southeast of Malta
Iie young man had been sick for
several weeks with typhoid fever
ana TOR the past few days no homes
ior ms recovery We're entertained.
tie came to this country a short time
ago from Minnesota and located ON a
homestead and at the time of his
death was thirty Years Of age. He
ieaVeS no relatives in this country
excepting 4 brother at Thief River
rails aud nephew who was here
Win ll1'n at the time of his death.
Inc funeral services were held ves-
Veiday from the church southeast of
town and burial made in the ceme-
Terry at the church. Services were
conducted by Rev. J. d. Solberg.
Now that the county commissioners
OF Blaine county have taken Office
ana TWO OF them are from the town
OF Chinook or the immediate vicinity
what can the people of the east end
OF that county expect i'm the way of
improvements? The west end of the
county has the controlling vote in
all the county business and it is a
sure thing that they will give the
people Of the east end very little con-
siderAtion in case county division of
Phillips county is defeated. There
has been no doubt at any time but
That county division in Blaine count
would carry from the first, but it an
pears to us hat the situation in thnt
county is of more importance to the
voters OF the east end and that it is
up 10 lhem to get out and do all they
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