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

Bed springs for sale at the Great
Northern Hotel.
Christmas tree trimmings at
Smiths.
All kinds of Fresh Nuts at Smiths
Confectionery.
If you want a Xmas Tree, leave
your order at Smiths.
Clarence Brockway visited at the
parental roof Friday last.
Work has commenced on the new
schoolhouse five miles northeart of
Malta.
Ole Veset h. of Phillips, was in our
city Saturday. The Enterprise &C
knowledges pleasant call
Dan Mckay went to Glasgow Sat
urday where he will remain for about
a week transacting business.
Now is your last chance to get your
hoto taken before before Christmas.
ee Stevens, the photographer.
Miss Lillian Adams left Friday
evening for Dillon, Montana, where
she will spend the holidays with her
parents and friends.
The teachers and pupils of the
Malta public school are enjoying a
vacation of two weeks. School will
not begin until January 4th, 1909.
The Woman's Club was delightfully."-
entertained at social session by
Mrs. Max Sklower at the Great
Northern Hotel last Saturday after
noon.
would respectfully call the atten-
ton of the ladies of Malta and vicin-
ity to the fact that l am now prepared
to do all kinds of dressmaking. One
door west of the Enterprise office.
Mrs. Josephine Townsend.
Mrs. j. L. Slattery and Miss Har-
gadine, of Glasgow, were in Malta
last Thursday and successfully con-
Quoted sale of Ladies' furnishing
goods at the Great Northern Hotel
They returned to Glasgow Friday
See Mrs. Slattery's advertisement
elsewhere in this issue.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Norva'
Wallace was frightened ~ the ar.
rival ola twelve -.nda hall found boy
Saturday Dec 10th y ther ant
child are repo. ted to tie / ng we'll
Charley Davy ct tie -. iddle o
last week for M 'nneapolis, !, here h,
was called to the bedside {. is wifi
who very recent - undo rweI, a ser
ious operation n Mlnne apoli
hospital. Last reports re eeive d from
Mr.. Davy state that she IS ,cnsid
erably improved, but, she W hav
to undergo another operation pefor
being entirely we'll.
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A letter from Rev. c. f. Haynes
of Roundup, states that he enjoy
the Enterprise every week as it en-
ables him to keep up with the pro
J gress of his former home. He state
that Roundup is progressing yer
rapidly towards being one of tn
foremost cities of the southern part {
the state. In recent issue of tn
Roundup Record, which by the wa
was a twenty page edition, an excel
lent article on roundup days, write
by MIR. Haynes, appeared in it. Tn
article was very descriptive of thos
happy old days, and there are but yer
few men in Montana who can give
, betteraccount of a real live roundu
than the Rev. Mr.. HAYNES.
! Ed Armstrong, well known youn
f ranchman of the Larb Hills wa
! taken into custody the latter part {
r last week by sheriff Jack Hereford o
Yellowstone county, upona charge {