The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-11-18

LOCAL NEWS


Leedy, have moved into Malta.
When you buy ask for ticket and
secure beautiful time piece.
Don't be absent minded-Remem-
Der that THE FAIR, Havre, Mont,
sells for less.
Call and see some of the fine photo
graphic work at w. G. Stevens art
gallery.
For Sale:-Hard Coal Base Bur-
ner cheap. Iuqu1re at the M. E.
parsonage.
Mrs. Redmond Howerton, of Zort-
man, was in Malta for a few days
the first of the week.
"A nice Christmas present for the
folks back east is the Z Enterp ri s e
for one year, only 81.
Look at the beautiful clocks on dis
play at the Malta Drug Store, given
free with all cash purchases.
A social session will be held by the
Eagles next Tuesday, Nov. 24th.
Several new members will beinitiated
into the mysteries of Eagledom.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Larock a bouncing baby boy last
Sunday night. Both mother and babe
are reported as doing nicely.
SPECIAL SALE
on Misses and Children's WoOl-t1eece
Underwear. Sizes from 2 to II years.
Regular S1.00 values, now soc per
garment. The Malta Dry Goods Co.
Rev. Leonard j. Christler, arch
deacon of the Milk River Valley, will
conduct Episcopul services in the
Methodist church this evening.
Otto Cassidy, who was elected con-
stable on the democratic ticket for
this township has been appointed
deputy sheriff for Malta, and vicinity.
The Ladies Aid, will hold their
annual sale and supper on Friday
evening Dec. 18th in Garland's Hall.
They are making the usual great
preparation, which always makes
this occasion success.
WARM SHOES AND SLIPPERS
Some good values in Ladies', Misses,
and Children's Felt, and Felt lined
shoes. (Odds and ends at all prices
Col TO in.
The Malta Dry Goods Co.
On Friday night at 7:3o, Prof. Chas.
W. Tenny of the Montana Wesleyan
University at Helena, will lecture at
the M. E. Church. Admission free.
After the lecture a reception will be
held for the benefit of the University.
All are welcome and especially the
school children.
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, Ha vre, are eastern prices.
Gladstone, Mich.-Owing to the
election of William Howard Taft
every hen on Mrs. Sophie Bigelow' s
chicken ranch has begun to lay an
egg day. During the period of
Il lcertainty preceding the Republican
landslide Mrs. Bigelow's hens were
very uncertain, only about one out of
dozen being disinclined to limit her
output to one or two eggs week.
II. G. Turner, United States Com
missioner of Harlem, was in Malta
for few hours last Tuesday morning
on business. Mr.. Turner stated that
there has been more plowing done in
the Harlem community this fall than
ever before. He was of the opinion
that the Sugar company would start
construction work early in the spring
on their large refinery which will be
located near Harlem.
The contractors on the big ditch
continued to work through the cold
weather without very much hindrance
and now that the good weather has
set in again they will push the work
with all haste. New contracts will
be let soon and is probable that work
will continue on the canal proper the
entire winter. The dam is pushed
along at a very surprising rate, and
more men are now employed it and
will be completed early next spring if
unforeseen happens.
Flowing has again been resumed by
farmers of this vicinity. The ground
is we'll soaked and plowing is excel
lent. Judging from the amount Of
plowing that has already been done
and what will be plowed in the spring
the valley will have one of the big
gest plowed areas in North ern Mont
ana and as the werther has been
favorable for a good
season next year an excellent crop is