The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-03-24
A CRIST OF LOCAL AND
INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS
THE COUNTRY MINISTER OF MULLENvlLLE BY LOCAL TALENT
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APRIL 2ND--O OTHER BREEZY LOCAL ITEMS

Mr. and Mrs, Byron Hurley re-
turned to Saco Thursday last.
David Dutro. of Chester, was
Malta visitorSaturday.
The Malta Dry Goods Co. have
something that will interest you in
their new advertisement.
Complete line of Kodak supplies at
Malta Drug Store.
Mrs. George Jones left last Thurs
day for Spokane after few weeks
visit here.-Chinook Opinion.
Miss Eva Wilkinson, of Omemee,
N. D., reached Malta last Friday and
will live on hes claim northeast of
town
Miss Jeanne Spence, of Glasgow,
who has been visiting at the home of
A. Davidson, returned to her home,
last Saturday.
Mrs. Thomas Douglas, a sister of
Mrs. II. G. RObinsOn's and r. w.
and VIM. Garland's is in our city
visiting relatives and friends.
Genial Dan Mckay came to this
city from Great Falls last Friday and
is looking over his ranch near town.
Mr.. Mckay states that Great Falls is
experiencing a big boom.
A business deal of some magnitude
was completed Friday morning when
Ed Powell sold his saloon business to
Ed ThorsOn and Joe Brown, who
have already taken possession.-Zo
man Miner.
THE ENTERPRISE regrets that for,
lack of space the first of a series of
articles by Rev. Leonard J. Christler
entitled e "Pen Sketches of Malta,
does not appear in this issue, but will
be given at later date.
Miss Lillian d. Harris, Superin-
tendent of schools of Valley County,,
visited the Malta school last Thurs
day and Friday. Miss Harris will be
in attendance at convention of
County School Superintendents in
H elena this week.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. George b.
Clanton returned from Rochester,
Minn., where the latter has been
receiving treatment at the Mayo
hospital. Friends of Mrs. Clanton
will be pleased to learn that she is;
much improved in health.
Joe Hartman, a well known young
freighter, who has been freighting
between Zortman and Malta for
number of years, filed on homestead
near the Missouri Monday, at last
realizing the Importance of securing
home in the Treasure State.
The Chicago Wool Warehouse is
now under way and it is expected to
be ready for the western wool clip
about May 18th. The building will
cover nearly two acres Of ground and
is planned to contain 25 ,0OO, 900 pounds
of wool the first season and arrange
ments will be made to house so ,OOO, 900
the second year.
The Valley County News says "T.
M. Facey, the music man, has decided
to move to Malta about April 1st, and
has an adve rtisement in this issue of
the News offering his stock of musi-
cal merchandise at reduced prices in
order to avoid'packing and shipping"
Professor Facey will be welcomed to
the business and social circles Of
Malta.
II. II. Nelson returned to our city
Friday evening after an absence of
several weeks at ashington, d. c..
where he has been as representative
of the Milk River Valley in the inter-
ests of the irrigation project. Mr.:
Nelson is rather gratitied with the
interviews obtained and conferences
held and while the committees visit
to Washington was made at an inop-
perfume time-the changing of the
administration and the reluctance of
newly seated Officials to act until
they became better acquainted with
the situation--it is not unlikely that
the new secretary of the Interior who
is greatly interested in the west and
especially in Montana will be instru-
, mental in expediting work on the big
, ditch. Mr.. Nelson went to Helena
, Saturday evening for brief visit
, with Mr.. Savage, returning to Malta
Monday.