The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-05-26
MALTA IN BRIEF

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Mrs. B. W. Brockway next Saturday
afternoon.
Go to the Malta Photograph Studio
and look at the handsome photo pins
or buttons. Order some now.
Read the new advertisement OF
Peter Taylor in this issue. tie is
agent for the j. l. Case Separators
and Engines.
Quite number of the Turtle Noun
tain Indians are in Malta, waiting
the coming of Agent Ziebach with
mazuma for them.
Mrs. H. McGregor of Hinsdale,
visited at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. C. E. Secrest, the latter part of
last week.
Jay Brown, the popular clerk
of the reclamation service, is this
week attending to department bust
ness on the Poplar Reservation.
w. C. +. L. will meet at the home
of Mrs. Henry Martin Friday even
ing of this week at s o'clock. All
are invited to come as a short pro-
gram will be rendered.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
commencing May 20, we will give
one photo button or pin with every
one dozen cabinet photos. Come and
see samples Stevens Bros, photo
graphers.
Mrs. A. w. Shilling and little
daughter left yesterday for their
home in Malta after visit of few
DAYS with friends in this city.-Great
Falls Tribune of Sunday.
The work of incorporating the town
of Malta is progressing finely. The
petition has been signed by the nee
essary number of qualified voters |
and the census of the town ordered |
taken.
A large force of carpenters and |
other workmen are busily engaged in
erecting shearing pens at Straiter,
six miles east of Malta, for j. b.
Long & Co., of Great Falls. 1t is
safe to say that about 100000 sheep |
will be sheared there during the sea-
son.
The school meeting held at the
school house last Saturday evening !
was well attended, quite number of
ladies, mothers of high school pupils,
were present. The Board transacted
all the business that properly came
before it and issued a call for bids
for coal to be used during the next
school year.
OF late Willard J. Sims was found
to be suffering from some mental
malady and last Friday OFT Cassidy
went with him to Glasgow where this
week he will appear before the board
of county examiners. Later.-He
was committed to the Warm Springs
sanitarium for treatment. His many
friends in Malta and vicinity hope
for his speedy recovery.
Next Sunday, May 3Oth, there
will be a Decoration Day address at
the Methodist Church at 1900
o'clock, a. m. All are invited.
At $3.50 in the afternoon there will
be parade to the cemetery, forming
at the church. The children will
gather wild flowers and will also be
provided with small flags. All or
ders and lodges are invited to attend
and join in the march.
There being no evidence against
him, Ralph Briggs was dismissed by
County Attorney Dignan last Mon
day from the Glasgow Jail where he
has been imprisoned for the past six
months awaiting trial for the alleged
shooting of Amos Carroll, September
3. 1908. AS the case now stands
Briggs will have to be arrested
and a new trial given him if proceed
,ngs in the Carroll murder case are
ever brought against him again At
present he is in this city.
Now that the merry Widow" is
fairly in our midst it is hoped that
the people Of Malta will not preclude
the opportunity of hearing this ia
nous waltz, on June II, when the
celebrated Malta Cornet Band will
give their concert. 1t is a beautiful
composition and will never become
stale. 1t is of the stuff dreams are
made Of, and is, to say the least,
soothing, and you can't help but wal
low in the harmony. Besides this
famous piece the band will play many
other fascinating pieces that will car
~ you away to dear old dreamland.
Any one Interested in the organiza-
ton of Sunday schools would do we'll
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