The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-11-03
LOCAL ITEMS

A little son of Richard TOwne il
quite i'll with typhoid fever.
Good Heating Stove for sale
cheap. j. f. Murray.
B.H. Koke enjoyed visit from
his father recently.
Attorney John A. Tressler was {
Glasgow visitor Monday.
Lavina Lamb is visiting relatives
in town this week.
For Sale. An In ern a i o n
correspondence School course, APP
ply at The Enterprise office.
Old fashioned pure sweet apple
cider in gallon jugs at kilduff's.
Thomas V. Kilnuff and family
have moved into their new house in
town.
St. Mary's Guild will meet with
Mrs. F. c. Tanner Wednesday after
noon November 10th.
Charles Jones who has been at
Scoby for several months, is at home
again for few days
County Surveyor w. RI. Mann
spent several days in this locality
lately attending to official business.
Mrs. Elijah Smith who has been
at Shoshone Falls, Idaho, for num-
Der of weeks past, returned home
Tuesday.
Claude Moore of Glasgow, of the
Moore Telephone Co., was in town
the first of the week installing and
repairing phones.
C. E. Secrest an Warren Sewers
went to Glasgow Monday to be ex-
cused from serving as jurors for this
term of court.
R. w. and w. H. Garland re-
turned Monday from their overland
trip to Canada after an enjoyable Wis
it with relatives there.
VIM. Suter and family of Omemee,
N. D., arrived in Malta Friday last
and will at once settle on their
claim northeast of town.
Rev. Leonard J. Christler will be
in Malta November 10th and will
conduct Episcopal services in the NJ.
+. church on that evening.
Mrs. Georgia S Finn who has
been visiting her relatives, the Tres
slers, for couple of weeks, left for
her home at Libby, Mont, Saturday
night.
Five head of range cattle belong
ing to Geo, ge B. Clanton and John
Hardin were killed by No. 4, on the
approach to the bridge, this morn
ing
Mrs. Lew Kennedy and baby, ac-
companied by Miss Florence Court
ney, returned to Saco Tuesday after
two weeks visit with friends in
Malta.
S, c.. Altman, who filed on the re-
linquished homestead of John Nc
Kinnon north of town is remodeling
the house on the claim and also hav-
ing barn built.
Born:-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Nolan, October e7th, 1909, a 12
pound baby girl. Mrs. Nolan and
the baby are getting along finely
and George is happy.
Miss Celia Brousseau of Towe,
City, N. d., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joe Lafond. She is very much
pleased with Montana but deplores
the fact that there are SO many bach
elors in this part of the state.
George Mann is taking a vacation
and started east Wednesday morning
to be gone several weeks combining
business and pleasure. He will visi
his parents and other relatives a
Yale, Mich. The question iswill he
return alone:
The grand free ball given by Hur
lev & O'Neil in the new Wayne
Hotel at Wagner last Wednesda,
evening was IA grand success. 4
large number We're in attendance
from the neighboring towns and al
had a delightful time.
Halloween was observed in tn
usual manner by the youngsters i
Malta. Saturday night and aside trol
changing gates, tipping over out
houses. obstructing sidewalks, an
making lots of noise, we have hear
of no further depredations.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. w. Murray an
two children of Great Falls, are VII
ting at the home of the former
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