The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

Christmas is Just one month from
today.
Fine work for the holiday trade at
W. G. Stevens photo studio.
Don't forget the annual Thanks
giving ball given by the Rebekahs.
Samuel kohlberg and daughter,
We're in the city from Helena last
Sunday.
Nine miners lost their lives in a
coal mine fire at Red Lodge, Montana
Friday last.
Henry Rhode, the we'll known
Baeth rancher, was in for supplies
last saturday.
Harry Cosner was in Helena the
first of the week attending to bust
ness matters.
February 18th 1909, is the one hun
dredth anniversary of the birth of
Abraham Lincoln.
H. II. Nelson was in town over
Sunday. going from here to Chinook.
Harlem News.
H. Wright. special land inspector,
was a business visitor in Malta, the
latter part of last week.
The Woman's Club will be enter
tanned by Miss Gertrude Chambers at
her home next Saturday afternoon.
Just arrived-A complete line of
pipes. They will be sold as the price
is right. Rmith S Confectionery.
Reports from Chas. Wolfe, at AL
hambra Springs are to the effect that
he is steadily gaining,
Be sure you do not forget to attend
the Annual Rebekah Thanksgiving
Ball at Garland's Hall.
Mrs. Bertha Hardy expects to leave
shortly for Browns Valley, Mimi,
where she will spend several months.
Milo LaRock, of Cowan, and Miss.
Lena Wagner of Helena, will be
married today at the brides residence
in the capital city.
Gunther's Milk Chloe olate, retail at
90 cents, per h., but now and until
after the holidays, 43 cents at Homer
Smith Confectionery.
Notice. have on hand large
stock of Gunthers, Funks and many
other famous candies, You know
their quality, prices still better.
Homer Smiths Confectionery.
It is reported from Ell Paso, Texas,
that Mexican residing there was
fined So for kissing his own wife. If
that be true, how much more ought
he to have been fined had he kissed
another mans wife?
When you are wondering what to
give your friends or relatives for a
Christmas gift just decide to give
them photo and see W. c. Stevens,
the photographer, and he will do the
rest.
Ex-Governor Robert B. Smith died
at kalispel last week, aged 81 years.
His term of office extended from
January 1897 to January 1901 and the
most notable event was the senatorial
scandal in which Senator w. a.
Clark figured,
Carl Gilbertson, a popular peace
officer of the Redstone country, near
Culbertson, was one of the many Wis
itors in Malta the latter part Of last
week. This is Mr.. Gilbertson's first
visit here for some time, and he
noted the wonderful stride Malta has
made with considerable enthusiasm.
On November 3rd Farmers In
stitute will be held in this city under
the auspices of the Agricultural col
lege at Bozeman. The meeting will
be held at Garland's Hall and every
farmer and business man should at
tend these sessions, for no matter
what occupation one may follow, the
meeting will be of great benefit to
him. The Institute promises to be
more interesting this year than ever
as new features will be introduced
and some of the best agricultural and
livestock experts in the country will
address the meeting. Prof. F. S.
Cooley, superintendent of the Insti-
tute work will be present, and those
who know the professor will not miss
the opportunity of hearing him.
Prof. Alfred Atkinson, agronomist
on soils at the Bozeman station, will
speak on soils, crops, rotation and
dry land farming. Hon. E. Metcalf
of Stevensville, will also lecture.
Let every business man in Malta ap-
point himself as committee of one
and do everything within his power
to make the Institute success as it
will not only, ha +lo 20 .,