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

The five months-old Kratky baby
died at the home Of George Dyas
near Dodson Sunday night and was
buried from the Methodist church
here Tuesday. 1t will be remem-
herd that the mother died only last
week and was buried in the Malta
cemetery. 4 number from Dodsol
and Wagner attended the funeral.
There have been no new develop
ments in the wool market situation
the past week, the nows from Utah
aud other western states reporting a
few sales at 221s cents and up. Sew
eral Montana owners are said to
have received offers of 90 cents for
their clips, but SO far as known there
have not been any recent sales at
that figure.
Representative sullivans bill, leg
alizing Sunday dancing, was among
those signed by Governor Stewart
1t had stormy journey through the
legislature, buteventually won out.
This bill was gotten up especially in
the interests of the people of Butte,
who want Sunday dancing at Column
bia Gardens, but it will affect the
whole safe.
Ground was broken this week for
the basement of the new Edwards
& Mcclellan block on Fifth Ave. The
contracts have all been let and work
will be rushed to an early compile
ton. The small house that stood
where the new block is to stand has
f,,rt
faces Cosner street.
The sheriff's office has been be-
sieged this week with parties with
cyote skins. The law requires all
pelts on which bounty is paid to be
brought to the sheriff's Office the
first ten days of the month, and ow
ing to the number of blanks and
books necessary for the recording OF
the bounties there was very little
done this month.
Harry Ramona, who has a home
stead near Phillips, escaped from the
hospital at Harlem last week and
has disappeared completely. 1t will
be remembered that Ramona Is the
fellow who was arrested last fall for
killing steer on the range and put
up the claim of self defense at his
hearing at Dodson. No trace has
been found OF him as yet.
We understand that when the bill
passed creating the seventeenth jul
dicial district Judge Utter, who was
holding court in Glasgow, promptly
moved to what will be left of the
twelfth district. Only one judge
will be in each district and two were
elected for the twelfth. It will like
~ furnish some excellent reading be-
fore the question is settled.
According to a decision recently
made in the district court of Powell
county, Montana citizens who EN-
ploy male help are responsible for
the payment of $500 annual poll tax
due from such persons. In Powell
county case, all employe challenged
the right Of his employer to deduct
the $500 TAX from his wages, but
sthe court decided against him.
The tremen have made arrange
ments with Mana ger Wilmert Of the
Orpheum Tor tho show house after
the second show on the night Of
March 17th and will give card
party in connection with the dance
in the annex 1t makes no differ
ence whether you dance or not,come
out and the tiremen will show yod
a good time Remember it is next
Wednesday night.
VIM Joiner, one OF the prominent
sheep men of the north country,
died the first of the week at Havre
and the remains were shipped to this
city for burial, which took place
yesterday afternoon from the Epis-
copal chapel. Mr.. Joiner was one of
the old and highly respected citizens
of Phillips county. and has many
friends here who mourn with the
relatives in his death.
The material for the offices of al
dermen does not appear to be very
plentiful this year, and it may be
difficult to get men 10 accept the job.
Messrs Misfeldt and DWELL a:e the
retiring members of the board
and neither of them will be a .'andi-
date for reelection. The position
of alderman in The city is an impor-
tant one and the best men in town
should be brought cut for tha job,