The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-06-02
MALTA in BRIEF

Boom. Boom. Boom. Malta will
celebrate July 4th, 1909.
Joe Sipples of Coburg, was in tn,
city Tuesday on business.
V. Emery is building large hous,
on his ranch northeast of town.
r. H. koke has purchased a fine
new Packard piano and the agent, E
w. Eaton, placed it in the Kokt
home last Friday.
E. w. Eaton of Bow Bells, N. D.
representing the Packard Mfg. Co.
sold a piano to l.. p. Chisek of bod.
son last Saturday.
r. E. Roarty, of Great Falls, the
genial representative of the Internal
iOnal Correspondence School was a
Malta visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. Hirchkowitz of Helena, ar
rived in this city last Saturday and
will spend the summer with her hus-
bant., l.. Hirschkowitz of the Golden
Rule Store.
Our Dentist, DR.. L. e. Montgomery,
and his wife are at Saco this week
attending to professional business.
He will be at his office in this city
again next Monday.
The Parker Moving Picture Show
will entertain the people of Malta
this evening at the Garland with
their fine exhibition of views. A
dance will follow the show.
Misses Annie Survant and Helen
Caselberg enjoyed an auto ride to
Dodson with Dr.. Geo. w. Clay yes
terday. The Doctor was called to
that city by the illness of Mrs. Ben
Stevens.
Read Mrs. J. L. Slattery's
notice of special sale else
where in this issue.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Lenehin, of
the Great Falls diocese, will visit
the Catholic Church in this city June
Goth, when he will administer the
holy sacrament of confirmation to a
class of fifteen.
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
grapAers.
E. "A. Stevens left Malta Monday
night for Toronto, Ontario. Can. ,
Mr.. Stevens will return to Montana
soon with his family and upon their
return here, they will move onto
their claim west of this city.
The Misses Annie and Ellen
Tweedie, Mabel Peck, Leah easel
berg and Mrs.J S. Morton gave a
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. White last Wednesday evening.
All had most delightful time.
Reserved seat tickets for
the Band Concert are on
sale at J. F. Murray's Drug
Store.
A farewell party was given two
of the teachers-Miss Woods and
Miss Adams, on the eve of their de-
parture from this city, Friday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bob. Mclean. The participants re-
port jolly time.
Miss Bessie f. Woods left Malta
last Saturday for Chicago where she !
will spend about week time, visit
ing and sight seeing. From there
she will go to Fostoria, Ohio, her old !
home. The greater part of her vaca-
sion will be spent at the latter named !
city.
Last Friday E. e. Crofut received
a communication announcing the
death of his father, d. T. Crofut,
aged IS years, at Clifton, Arizona.
When last heard from he was in good
health and enjoying life, and a few
months ago sent photo of himself to
his son here. No particulars regard
ing his death have yet been received,
the message stating briefly that he
had been found dead in his house
May 10th, and that the funeral had
taken place the following day.
AT the social meeting of the Wom-
an S Club at the home of Mrs. B. ".
Brockway last Saturday afternoon,
the following ladies were elected
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