The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-12-01
Malta Market Report
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Malta?
Judge A. Davidson went down to
Great Falls Monday.
A big free doll will be given away
ia J. f. Murray's drug sto re.
Edward Leech, of Saco, transacted
business in Malta last Friday.
Ed. Martin was in yesterday from
the Fitield camp near Wagner.
Mrs. C. E. Hess, of Saco, is visiting
her children in Malta this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Fifeld of Wag-
ner, were Thanksgiving guests in
Malta.
j. H. Jameson. a well known Tort
man citizen, was Malta caller last
Saturday.
C. w. Stevens and Harry Cosner
transacted business in Glasgow this
afternoon.
W. II. Sanders, consulting engineer
of the reclamation service, was a
Malta visitor last week.
L. A. Dores and l.. A. Richie have
returned from Wagner where they
erected a hotel for Hurley & O'Neil.
c. E. Taylor, the well known ener-
getic young merchant prince of Saco,
was business visitor in town last
Friday.
James Davidson, who has been in
Washington most of the time for the
past two years, returned home last
week.
Arthur Cavanaugh and Jodie Hy~
att returned yesterday from an eX-
tended sojourn at the Alhambria Hot
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. M, Hendrickson, of
Zortman, We're in town last Saturday
on their way home from a visit with
Chinook friends.
You will be sure to find something
to suit you among the assortment of
hand painted dishes at the Malta
Drug Store.
Miss Annie Tweddie visited with
her sister and brother in Malta the
latter part of last week, returning to
her school, near Saco last Sunday.
F. E. Brunts and II. G. johnson,
connect ed with the secret service of
the Indian department, transacted
wholesale business in Malta last
Wednesday.
Chester E. Atwood, who is now
stationed at the new booming town
of Valeir, was in Malta last Saturday
and Sunday visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James E. Atwood
Rev. E. l.. White, of Glasgow, was
in Malta last Saturday and conduct
ed the funeral services of Willard
Syms. Sunday evening he delivered
a sermon at the Methodist church.
Card of Thanks-I wish to thank
the good people of Malta and vicini-
ty, who SO kindly contributed their
assistance and sympathy during my
great bereavement, in the loss of my
dear son. Mrs. p. L. Fortney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Jones were
callers on Malta friends Tuesday
Mr.. Jones says that Dodson has got
into a regular habit of booming and
that there is no stop to the growth OF
that new and thriving town.
James G. Garden, one of the well
known and popular sheemen of this
vicinity was IN Malta yesterday look
ing after business affairs. Mr.Gard-
Ell was wearing beautiful suit of
genuine Scotch tweed, which was
sent lin as l:..thday gift by rela-
tives in Scotland.
willard Syms, resident of Malta
for over II years, died Sunday, No.
vember DIST, at Warm Springs, Mon
tana, and was buried in this city Sat
nrday, Nov. u, 1909. Mr.. Syms was
man of sterling character and a
friend of all his acquaintance who
feel that his demise is sad loss to
the community, i'll which during his
residence he was always vitality in
terested in its welfare. AS a lodge
member he was always considered a
student Of his order and constantly
work ed for it's betterment and honor
The Enterprise joins in sorrow with
the deceased's hosts of friends and
the berc2ycd stricken mother, WHO
has been 4 constant companion of he1
son. The funeral services were hel(
at the residence of the deceased's
snotherand at the Methodist church
lnterment took place at the Malta
c emetery, Rev. White of Glasgow of
he atinn