The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-12-22


We both lose if you don't trade a
the Bon Ton.
j. F. Kilduff has installed a new
cash system in his store.
Santa Claus headquarters fo1
Xmas toys at the Malta Drug Store
Craftswood, stag, ebony and silver
toilet sets from 81 to 81 at the Malta
Drug Store.
Chas. Peterson. county coroner, OF
Glasgow, was in our city last Thurs.
day..
Cut glass or hand painted china at
the Malta Drug Store at prices that
cannot fail to please.
A $50 gold watch will be 81 ven
away absolutely free to patrons of
the Bon Ton Christmas morning.
Ask for particulars.
Don't forget to place your Christ
mas order for cut flowers early at
the Malta Drug Store.
Dudly Jones, M. H. Thurek and c..
J. Brockway, Of Dodson were in the
city last Wednesday evening and par
took of the aid society supper.
A phonograph makes fine Xmas
present for the whole family. See
and hear them at the Malta Drug
Store.
We understand that Col. Hinton,
late editor of the Glasgow Democrat,
will again embark in the newspaper
business by starting democratic
paper in Chinook.
The members of the local Masonic
lodge are making arrangements for an
elaborate banquet to be held at the
Great Northern hotel New Years
evening for themselves and their
families.
B. H. Koke, Malta's popular har-
ness maker, left last Wednesday
night for visit in Minnesota Mr..
Koke will return home Immediately
after the holidays.
Would you think Of going to jew
elry store to buy suit of clothes
where they know nothing about
clothes? Certainly not. Then would
you 60 to dry goods store to buy
jewelry where they know nothing
about jewelry? The prices might be
cheaper but the quality would most
certainly be far cheaper. If
Little Marian Survant met with
painful accident last Wednesday ev-
ening in the Garland opera house.
With few young companions, Kit
ten was playing in the rear of the
hall where there is trap door, which
was raised, and simeone accidently
showed the door closed and the edge
struck the little girl on the cheek,
causing a very painful cut.
The leaders of the Democratic ring
at Glasgow are Oh the anxious seat.
DissensiOn arose in the ranks of the
faithful and their paper has been sold
to all outside party, who although
Democrat, will not stand for the
rings rule and we may expect any
day to hear clicking sound like unto
the rattling dry bones from the Dem
ocratic political headquarters in the
east end of the county. We under
stand that the county attorney and
sheriff are slated for free write up
of their shortcomings in office in the
near future which sounds as though
a hot political campaign was again
almost at our doors.
Only two more days until Christ
mas when the bells from the plaine st
country church to the most magnifi-
cent steeple in the city of millions
will with one accord proclaim the JOY
full sound of 'Peace on earth, good
will to men" with mighty voice
that will roll across the continents of
all Christendom and echo around the
world. From altar and pulpit the
old story of the babe that was born
in the manger and became the savior
of mankind will be retold and songs
of praise will be sung to give to the
day sanctity and to draw around it a
solemn joy. Christmas is always
Il welcome and joyous day to rejoice
over the wonderful prosperity of the
country and the bright prospects for
the future. The Enterprise sends
greetings to all it's friends and enc
mics and wishes them a Merry
Christmas, the best wish that can be
made at this season of the year.