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


few days from Baeth.
The terprise can do YOU
printing promptly.
Call and see some of the fine photo
graphic work at w. C. Stevens ART
gallery.
Mrs. Geo. B. Clanton and daughter
Pearl were Havre visitors last
Saturday.
For Sale:-Hard Coal Base Bur.
ner cheap. Inquire at the M. e
parsonage.
Wash Lampkin, of Dodson, was a
business visitor in Malta one day last
week.
Prof. Facey, the popular music
teacher of Glasgow, was in the city
Monday giving instructions to the
band.
The proposed basket ball, between
the team of this city and Glasgow has
been postponed for couple of weeks.
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 a success.
Malta is quite well supplied with
turkeys this year. Farmers during
the past week brought in several
hundred which were disposed to the
citizens at good price. While a num-
Der were ratified off.
Dwight Jones, of Dodson, was in
Malta last Monday evening, practic-
ing with the band boys. Dwight is
an enthusiastic band man, and states
that he looks forward to one of the
best organizations in the country
to spring from the Malta Cornet
Band.
GRAND THANKSGIVING BALL.
The ladies of the Rebekah Lodge
will give their annual dance at Gar
lands Hall, Thanksgiving night
November Goth, 'os. Good music
will be furnished, and supper will be
served by the Suter & Garnatz res
taurant. Let everybody come and
have a good time. Tickets for the
dance s1.00. supper so cents per
plate.
Deputy Sheriff Minugh was in NAL
ia several days ago after a man by
the name of Gus. Nelson, whom he
found at Phillips. Nelson stole some
clothes and a bed from Otto Liese, a
we'll known sheepman of the Woody
Island country. He was taken to
Harlem where he was sentenced by
Judge Vennum to 60 days in the
county bastile. While the sheriff
was on his way to Benton with the
man he met parties searching for the
same man on similar charge.
A good story is going the rounds in
this city on certain business man.
of Glasgow, who, though church
member is very fond of beer, but he
is very secretive about it. SO oneday
when his wife was out for the evening
he called upa saloon, by telephone,
where the proprietor closes rather
early, and said, 'Leaye your back
door open, | will be over in min
Ute" \ woman's voice said excited
ly on the other end "what." Hesoon
discovered Central had given him the
wrong number and that the lady was
a prominent society women and a
member of his church.
Judge Andy Davidson mourns the
loss of hay corral and also a sheep
shed, which was stolen from his
sheep camp in the vicinity of Wagner
about a week ago. No clue of any
! sort has been found as yet, although
when Mr.. Davidson, in company with
Deputy Sheriff Minugh of Harlem,
appeared upon the scene wagon tracks
were found leading from the shed,
but were lost when they struck the
main road. There has been consider
able petty thieving done in and about
Malta in the past few weeks but the
guilty parties have not been located,
and is believed that some one is doing
the work and sending the stolen stuff
out of the country. 1t is hoped that
the thieves will soon be apprehended
and the right justice melted out to
them, as a petty thief is as much a
detrimen to a country as an outlaw OF
a horse thief.
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