The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-21
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, Mrs. Ga|linger and daughter Minnie
returned the latter part of last week
from the hospital at Rochester, Mimi,
where the latter underwent an oper-
alton. The young lady is much i'm
proved in health but it Will be some
time before she will be able to get
around to any extent.
There will be a social dance at the
krohn schoolhouse i'm the Strater
settlement Thursday evening. Jann-
airy 2stlp. Good music has been en-
gagged and a good time is assured to
all who attend. a cordial invitation
is extended to the Phillips county
candidates to be present.
A number of those who took part
in the Spinster's Convention will en-
tertain the entire cast at the First
State Bank hall tomorrow (Friday)
night. If the entertainment then
will be anything like the one for the
public those Whoare fortunate enough
to be admitted will have good time
There was some little shakeup i'm
the political circles of Blaine county
last week when judge Utter declared
the Office of Commissioners Downs
vacant and appointed Attorney o.
keefe to fill the uneNpired term. 1t
appears that Mr.. Downs was holding
the office Of school trustee as we'll as
that OF county commissioner, and ac-
cordingIy the action as stated above
was taken.
At a meeting Of the Malta Fire de-
partment Monday night the question
Of giving another dance on st. Pat
rick S day WAS taken mp and it was
thought best to give one. There has
been Il large number asked to have
the liremen give another ball and as
there are SO many little items that
the department is in need of it was
decided to give a dance OH the date
: above stated.
, Joe Brown returned the first of the
week from Sunnyside Springs where
he went several days ago to try that
popular resort for the rheumatism
Mr.. Brown comes back in very pool
health and did not receive the benefit
, there that his friends had hoped for
, He is very cheerful about it and
thinks it will be but a short time I'M
> til he is back in his usual good health,
Louis Hlrshkowitz departed yes
l terday morning for Los Angeles
Calf, where he will attend the we'd
] ding of his oldest daughter, Martha
to q gentleman by the name Of Mr..
A Pelton, a dryy goods merchant of
that city. Miss Hirslkowitz is well
known in this place and has many
friends who wishes her a happy and
prosperous welded life. Mr.. Hjrsh-
kowitz will be gone about two OF
three weeks.
Cards have been received in Malta
announcing the marriage Of Miss
: Jessie Montgomery, formerly one OF
the teachers in the Malta schools, to
DR.. John I. Ryan at the home of the
brides parents in Chinook, on Thurs
day. January 18th. Miss Montgom-
cry was a teacher here for nearly
two years and is one of the most pop
!, ular teachers we ever had. She has
I |, gi,l, Of l,nr f,inp ,f)
especially Of the little folks in whom
she took so much interest.
The legislature will do nothing to
interfere with the creation o! Phillips
county, and the election on the ques-
ton can take place on Feb. End as
planned The senate committee this
afternoon decided to postpone further
action on the Wells bill repeating the
present law for the creation Of new
counties until Feb. ), and the posi-
ton Of some of the members of the
committee is not to report the Wells
bill at All until there is some certain
" rs TO what is to follow in the way
OF new county law. Another new
county that is affected by this com
mittee decision is the proposed
Prairie county, in southeastern NJ Ion.
tana, where an election will be held
on Jan. 20 1t was the latter county
that the Wells bill was particularly
designed to head off. Both these
counties are expected to send repub,
lean senator's, which may have had
something to do with the committee :
decision Great Falls Trihllna