The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-09-29

Highest market price paid for
grain. l.. G. Edwards.
VIM. Mcclellan made a business
trip to Havre Thursday.
Remember G. W. Hewitt is selling
coal cheaper than ever this year.
Chas. Wolfe and family moved
from their ranch into town lastSatur
day.
Paul Schroeder is at Wagner laying
the foundation for the new hotel at
that place.
Glen Fullerton, the gay young
cowboy apollo of the UL outfit was
in the city over Sunday.
Geo. w. Hewett has just received
several car loads of coal. Leave your
orders before the rush.
The biggest stock and largest vari-
ETY. of high grade toilet soaps.-Yon
know Jap Rose at kilduH' s.
Everett Thompson and wife of
kismet, we're in the city the latter
part of last week visiting friends.
| Jesse Gile of Dodson, one of the
enthusiastic boosters of Northern
Montana, was a Malta visitor Satur-
day.
Wilfrid Primeau is now in Ottawa,
Cadada, visiting friends and renew
ing friendships. He expects to be
gone month.
Miss Annie Tweedie who is teach
ing school near Saco, spent Saturday
in Malta with relatives an | friends,
returning Sunday morning.
Miss Mayme Joiner wac is book
keeper for the Hinsdala Mere. Co.,
spent Sunday in our c.ttJ tle guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cooper.
Mrs. A. Cavanaugh left Monday
for Havre where after visit with
relatives, she will go to Hunters II OF
Springs to remain some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Epses S. Holloway
are rejoicing over the advent of an
eleven pound boy at their home Fri
day, Sept. oath. The young man will
doubtless prove an aid to his father
on The large ranch recently filed on.
Rev. O. A. White, Suserintendent
OF the Kalispel district, will conduct
the first quarterly meeting of the
year at the M. E. church next Satur-
day evening, Oct. 2nd. He will also
occupy the pulpit Sunday evening
Oct. 3rd
Wooltex is a household word all ov-
er the land. The name "WoolteX'
r on lady's skirt or coat is sufficient
guarantee that the style is correct
and the quality the best. Kilduff is
agent for these garments and has q
> new line just opened.
f The railroad track between Har'
and the Dodson dam has been RAISED
about five feet and the work train
= are now hauling rock from Pacifi
Junction to riprap both sides of tn
' grade to keep the water from wash
ing out the track. They estimate j
will take IS, 900 yards of rock to d
the ripraping. " alley Co. News.
. Edw. White, the well known cater
q er of the very best wines and liquors
o. has moved his Emporium from tn
q North Side to the South Side, int
r. the Lampman building which was re
Gently so handsomely fitted up 70
him. Mr.. White is ready for bushes
O. in his new quarters, and will b
/ pleased to meet all his old, and ma n
a new friends, at his new place of busi
ness.
ar Field Superintendent Pingree c
lie the Amalgamated Sugar Co., of Og
is den, Utah, but who is now statione
b. at Savoy, the new Sugar City, will b
ne in Malta, Thursday, Sept. 30, an
III Friday Oct. |, and is very DESTROYS t
IN meet all the farmers of this vicinity
III who intend growing beets for the 81
gar factory. Mr.. Pingree will max
OF contracts for 1910 crop, delivered O
W board Of cars at Malta. A meetin
e :, OF the farmers and business men wi
IL be held in b. W. Brockway's offic
Friday afternoon at o'clock and
large attendance is requested.