The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-03-11


club will meet with Mrs. L. D. Tuck
er this week.
Extensive improvements are be-
ing made in the Jones Hotel. The
office is being replastered and re-
decorated and handsome new desk
added to the equipment Six more
bedrooms are to be added soon, a.:
the capacity Of tho hotel is much
overcrowded. Othcr improvements
are contemplate -. tho 1atc e9rlT G
Advices from Helena aancun g
that Governor Stewart has signed
lie Oliver bill. witch regulates the
lours curing which saloons shall be
open for ltlGinC~3. III incorpor.. ed
'Mn, uGh e>t.es the hours are lrunn
= a. III Until midnight, anC in o.ner
'oNn ties from a. m. to 10 p. IN
On Sundays all saloons must remain
closed until l o'clock in the after
Mrs. John Allen delightfully."- en-
tertained the auxiliary of the Eas.-
ern Star on Saturday afternoon
Miss Eva Robertson was elected
Vice-President, and Mrs. Chas
Blankenhorn became a member o.
the club After the business ses-
sion most tempting refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. VIM. Chase ON Mar.
list.
MIS-. r. j. Howerton is again very
i'll at her home in this city A
daughter, Mrs. Amos Riddle of
Leeds, N D., and a son, Clayton, ar
rived last week and are with their
mother. Another daughter, Mrs. F.
j. Haenal, of Zortman, arrived yes
terday to be at the SICK bed. The
Howerton family have the deep SYM
pathy of the entire community as
their Affections have been many of
late.
The various towns along the line
are signing up and getting ready
for the opening of the base ball sea-
son. Malta should sit up and take
notice as we want ball team here
this year and one that will uphold
the dignity OF the new county.
There is plenty of local talent here
this season to insure good team
men of Malta will be on the base
bail map in great shape.
At one Of the recent meetings of
the Woman's Club at Great Falls a
prominent speaker was called in to
give his views of GLOW to Make the
Town Better" He replied to it by
stating purchase the produce of the
community for yourself and fami-
lies" This is pretty good advice,
and if everyone was to follow this
system there would soon come
time when everyone was prospecting.
Fay slime, in the Cooper & Slime
barber shop, has had on several dit
ferent occasions the same dollar, 1t
is marked with piece OF lead and
MIR. Slime is sure it is the same one
Now if this dollar was to be sent to
one of the mail order houses it
would go out of circulation forever
as far as the people Of Malta is con-
crned. They are pretty nice things
to keep moving at home and do lot
more good.
Mary Pickford always scores
Dig nit Win MANA duu!cl1tSS' d.,
she does everywhere she al pear, III
the movies. patrons nave I.A1Ae]
to look for her and sever miss Al
opportunity to enjo? her dainty per
sonality. A big audience greeted
her in "Such a Little Queen Oh
Saturday evening, which critics Of
note say is her best play. The
humorous side of this sketch Was
liked by the local auditors
In the closing hours OF the recent
session of congress, Senator 7. ].
Walsh put quietus on the bill pro-
viding for making homestead en-
tries of $40 acres. The bill had
passed the house and was favorably
reorted from the senate public lands
committee. 1t was called up for
passage in the senate under the
consent rule and an
objection to it's consideration made
by Senator Walsh served to defeat
it.
The funeral services for Mrs.
Russ Kratky were held at the M.
Il. church Saturday afternoon at
2 O'Clock Mrs. kra.ny was for
merly Miss Title Swanson and has
lived in Montana all her life, having
been born near Dodson July 3, 1893.
She was married to Mr.. Kratky
Sept. 23,1Y12 She leaves a hus-
band and baby boy Rev. Cook
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