The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-11-04

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presents itself.
M. E. Church Announcements
For next Sunday--Srnday School at
TO a. IN. We invite all children to
come and hope parents will see that
they do. Preaching at II a. m. and
at $50 in the evening. All are in
vited and we expect to see you there.
II. f. Cox,
Pastor.
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild did
themselves proud yesterday by serv-
jng one of the best dinners ever got
ten up by the ladies of this city.
Those who partook of the many en-
cellent aatables pronounced the
cooking as the best what is. and
many man wondered if his better
half assisted in the culinary depart
ment. The tables fairly groand I'M
der the weight of the many good
things. The ladies enriched the guild
by several dollars as a result of their
successful efforts.
The athletic association Of the
school has leased the Garland Hall
for the winter, and will utilize it for
a gymnasium. 1t is the intention of
the association to fit it up properly
and make it one of the best gymna-
Sums in northern Montana. The
E terprise has been requested to
state that any one desiring to become
a member Of the organization can do
so by paying the regular membership
fee of one dollar. The association
will also sublet the hall to parties.
dances and show troupes.
jim Murray, Malta's progressive
and enterprising druggist, returned
the first of the week from his old
home, Glencoe, Minnesota, where he
visited for the past three weeks with |
his parents and friends. Mr.. Murray
was accompanied home by Mrs. |
Murray's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
c. Stafford of Catalac. Michigan, who |
will spend a few weeks visiting with !
their daughter. Mr.. Murray was
very reticent regarding the political
situation in Minnesota, but spoke .
interestingly of the business outlook,
which he said was very quiet altho .
all signs pointed to an early revision |
in business as soon as election was =,
decided
Bob Moore, the telephone man of
Glasgow, was in this city the latter
part of last week repairing the local
line in this city. Mr.. Moore reports
that he has just completed his line
into Nashua, to the great delight of
all the residents east of Glasgow.
He also stated that he expected to
have the line between this city and
Dodson completed by the last of this
month and when this is done he will
install what is known in telephone
lore as 'secret service" which will
permit patrons to talk over the line
without interference over the entire
system, and it will be unnecessary to
ring the bell to call "central." He
further said that Just as soon as the
weather permitted in the spring he
would start work upon new line
from Dodson to Harlem, thence onto
Havre and Ft. Benton, which will
give northern Montana a complete
system, being in connection with the
Bell system, it will enable patrons to
talk to any point in the United States.
All who know the District >uperin-
tendent Of the NJ. E. Church will be
grieved to learn of the fatal illness of
his little son, Ivan. Rev. O. A. White
was called from Culbertson to his
home at kalispel by wire, but the
nope for recovery was soon dissipat-
ed and he passed away. All ac-
quantances will be saddened by this
news.