The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-16

Northern Hotel.
Christmas tree trimmings at
Smiths.
All kinds of Fresh Nuts at Smith S
Confectionery.
If you want a Xmas Tree, leave
your order at Smiths.
See Stevens, the photographer, at
once for your holiday photos.
Sheriff Ski Small was attending to
legal matters in town last Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Johnson. left today for
Glasgow to attend to some business
matters.
Wash Lemkin, the DodsOn mer-
chant, was a business visitor in Malta
last Tuesday.
JOS, Z. Kenny, a we II known young
ranchman of Coburg. transacted bu-
siness in town last Tuesday.
Prof. and Mrs. Atwood delightfully."-
entertained a few friends at their
hospitable home Tuesday evening, of
| last week.
The high school basket ball team of
this city will play a game with the
Glasgow high school boys next Friday
evening in Glasgow.
John Lohr, of Vandalia, Que of the
new members of the board of direc-
tors of the Water Users association,
was in town Monday.
Senator J. l. Truscott, merchant
prince of Glasgow, and an active
member of the Water Users associa-
ton, was in town Monday.
w. c. Stevens is turning out some
fine Photographic work. No need to
60 elsewhere for views or photo
graphs. He can please you.
The Board of County Commission
ers while in session bought farm
five miles west of Glasgow, to be used
for Poor Farm for Valley County.
Consideration S2.OOO.OO.
j. +. Murray has requested the
En- erprise to respectfully invite
all the ladies of Malta and vicinity to
his store, where they will be present
each with a highly Artistic and beau
full calendar in the form of a plaque.
c. Z. Taylor and wife of Saco, were
in the city for a couple of days the
first of the week. Mr. Taylor attend
ed the meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Lower Milk River Water
Users association, of which he is
director.
The matter was thoroughly discussed
between the school board and the
people residing east of town, it was
finally decided to erect school house
near the Napoleon Vassuer ranch at
once, in order that school may open
the first of the year.
Arthur Murphy, one of the popular
young married men of this city, is
stepping high, like string-haltered
horse, all over the arrival of a beauti-
full baby girl at his home the middle
of last week. Both mother and babe
are reported as doing finely.
At the special meeting of the school
board in the school house last Satur-
day night, the matter of erecting a
schoolhOuse about five miles east of
town for the accommodation of the
school children living in that vicinity
was taken up with great interest.
Miss Winnie Partridge, eldest |
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. &. l.. Part
ridge, had the misfortune of terribly
scalding her right hand with boiling
not taffay, at her ONE last Thursday.
DR.. Clay dressed the wound and states
that while it is a very painful scald-
ing he does not anticipate any serious
result and that the hand will soon be
all right again to the great delight
of her many friends.
An event in society circles of this
city which being looked forward to
with considerable interest and enthu-
siasm by society leaders is the grand
Christmas ball, which will be given
under the auspices of the School
Athletic association. This affair
promises to eclipse every affair of this
kind given this season. The commit
tee in charge states that there will be
many novel features in old-time and
new dances.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
+. church gave it's annual chicken
supper and sale at Garland's Hall
last Friday afternoon and evening.
A Tho beset by many discourage
ments during the past months, the
ladies of the society have not faltered,
realizing that there is much satisfac-
ton in overcoming obstacles, and
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