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

LOCAL NEWS


Fair Store, Havre, Mont.
Don't be absent minded Remem
ber that THE FAIR, Havre, Mont.
sells for less.
For Sale:-Hard Coal Base Bur
ner cheap. luqu1re at the M. f
parsonage.
Attorney George Hurd of Glasgow
was a professional visitor in Malt;
last Saturday.
A nice Christmas present for tn,
folks back east is the Enterpris
for one year, only 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norval Wallace wer,
in the city the first of the week from
their ranch near Leedy.
Mrs. Edward White is enjoying q
visit from her mother, Mrs. Morton
of Ellsworth, Wisconsin.
SPECIAL SALE
on Misses and Children's WOol-heece
Underwear. Sizes from 2 to - years.
Regular 500 values, now 3Oc per
garment. The Malta Dry Goods Co.
w. E. Knowles, state veterinarian
whose headquarters are at Helena,
was among the many prominent Wis
itors at the North Montana Roundup
association meeting.
The Hugh McDougall trial was held
last Saturday before Justice of the
Peace, w. @. Price and the defendant
bound over to the district court. His
bail bond was fixed at $1,000 which
was promptly given by local citizens.
Ben Stevens, stockman and merch-
ant prince of Dodson, was in Malta
the middle Of last week. Ben saws
that Dodson is one of the liveliest
bergs in the valley and that in the
spring big boom will be witnessed. .
WARM SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Some good values in Ladies, Misses,
and Children's Felt, and Felt lined
shoes. (Odds and ends at all prices. J
Selling from 75c to s1.75 per pair.
The Malta Dry Goods Co.
DR.. Dickson, Dentist, has opened
an office in Havre, and can be found
at Havre Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week and at Chi
nook Thursday, Saturday and Sun
day of each week. Reasonable dis
count allowed Malta aud outside pa
tronage. Office next door to Miele &
Aliens office, Main Street.
Northern Montana ladies demand
New York styles-THE FAIR knows
it and THE FAIR syndicate keeps a
resident buyer in that fashion center
all the time. Today they are showing
styles that little Montana stores will
show next spring. The prices at The
Fair, Havre, are eastern prices.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Cummings, of Fort
Benton, was in the city last Friday
attending the Roundup meeting. Mr..
Cummings was reelected state repre-
sentative by large majority in
Choutean county and was heartily
congratulated upon his success by the
members of the association and by
his many friends in this city.
E. c. Carruth, the well known
Havre real estate dealer, was a visit
or in Malta for few hours last Sun
day. He was very optimistic about
the future of the Milk River valley
and especially of his home town. He
said that business has been good
throughout the valley and that from
what he has learned from the bust
less men of the various towns the fall
.rading has exceeded that of last year.
Conductor Max Schmid, a we'll
known railroad man, who has been
running train through this city for
several years, was killed last Thurs
lay afternoon in the Glasgow yards
while switching cars. 1t appears that
he cars he was working were switched
IN a siding where several dagos were
with hand cars and when
hey came in contact with the car
Schmid was riding, the concussion
hrew him off his feet and he fell off |
rom the car striking his head on a
all, which caused almost instant !
leath.
The people of Malta will be pleased
o learn that the old Malta band has
'een recognized and that an effort
will be made to make it thorough
uccess this winter. The band has
leen successful in getting Professor
'acey of Glasgow, to come here once
ach week and instruct the band.
The new organization has started out
With membership of twenty. At a
Meeting held in the lobby of the hotel
)r. Geo. w. Clay was elected presi-
lent and VIM. McLelland secretary
md treasurer. The first meeting and
practice will be held next Thurday
at which time Professor
7acey will be present and all those