The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-12-23

See Mrs. Slattery's announcement
in this issue.
DR.. Geo. w. Clay was called to
Glasgow on professional business last
Friday.
The Enterprise wishes all of it's
readers merry Christmas and
happy New Year.
Towering plants, palms, ferns,
mistletoe and holly for sale at The
Malta Drug Store.
Mrs. Ed PiersOn was on the sick
list the latter part of last week but
is reported about well again.
H. G. Cowan of Cowan, has re-
turned from Surrey, N. d., where he
has spent the last three months.
Elijah Smith, who has been So
journing at Shoshone, Idaho, for
several months, returned to this city
last Sunday.
Miss Lillian Watson, who is
teaching at Glasgow, is spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. l..
c. Edwards.
The Catholic society will have
their Christmas tree at the home of
J. F. KildufF on Christmas day.
There will be Christmas enter
tainment and tree at the M. E.
church Thursday evening, Xmas eve.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Secrest and
little son, John, will spend the
Christmas holiday at the McGregor
homestead near Hinsdale.
We are pleased to state that H. A.
Tressler, of Curlew, Iowa, father of
John A. and VIM. J. Tressler of this
city, is steadily improving in health.
The doll carriage contest closes at
The Malta Drug Store Saturday,
December Goth. Bring in your cou-
pons so that your favorite may get
the carriage.
Through the f mt erpr i e Miss
Ellen Tweedy of the Moore Tele-
phone Co., wishes to thank the pa
irons of the Telephone for their gen.
erous Christmas gift to her.
Thursday is your last chance to
vote on the Teddy Bear at the Malta
! Dry Goods Store. The store will be
kept open until 9 o'clock ulsday
evening, December gath, 1908.
The Athletic Association has cen
busy the past week maxine arrarg
ments for their Christmas lal .rd
promise to give the lovers OF he
light fantastic royal good time
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
@. Price was taken to the Great Falls
hospital a week ago for treatment.
Mrs. Price was called to that city
Monday evening but so far no message
has been received that the child was
worse.
Harry Gibbs, a rancher living
. about five miles northeast of Malta,
received the sad news of the death
of a sister-in-law at Wheelock, n. ID.
yesterday morning. Mrs. Gibbs left
on the morning train to attend the
funeral.
} Rev. Lyman Brough, of Surrey, n.
d., an Evangelist of the Pentecostal
2 Church of the NaZarene, will hold a
+ nine days Revival Meeting in the
Wednesday evening, Dec 23rd. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Tomorrow is Christmas, and the
belfries of all christendom will roll
along the unbroken song of Peace
on earth, good will to men, and the
f n erpri S e, which has weekly
r visited the homes of our readers thru-
out Northern Montana for the past
ten years, wishes everyone a merry,
merry Christmas, which is the
sweetest message that can be chron-
icled. This message carries the
memory to the lowly manger, where
lay the sainted babe who was des-
tined to adorn first a cross, then a
throne in heaven. 1t portrays the
picture of the desert sands beneath
the radiance of star in the east,
of shepherds and of wise men follow
f ing the comets beams to Bethlehem
: and Mary. 1t is the anniversary of
f the birth of our Saviour. In it we