The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-10-27
CITY NEWS AND
PERSONALS
ITEMS OF GENERAL
INTEREST TO ALL--MAYOR
APPOINTS DELEGATES
DRY LAND MEETING

r. V. Tucker transacted business
at Glasgow Saturday.
Owen McCone returned to his home
at Minot last week.
Fred Cooper was Hinsdale visit
or between trains Sunday.
The Malta Orchestra played for a
dance at Saco Friday night.
Mrs. d. G. Kenyon of Dodson, was
in Malta shopping Monday.
E. e. Crofut has added a kitchen
to his already comfortable ranch
house.
Mrs. M. Larson entertains the La
dies Aid tomorrow )Thursday) after
noon.
Mrs. J. F. kilduff returned Friday
from Glasgow after days visit
there.
Miss Mabel Peck visited friends in
Saco and Glasgow from Friday till
Sunday.
II. II. Nelson, John Survant and
Mrs. Fred Cooper were Hinsdale Wis
itors Saturday.
Miss Anna Courtney came up from
Saco Sunday, returning Monday ac
companied by Miss Mabel Martin.
Mrs r. NJ. Trafton and Miss Ber-
ME kirkendorfer were Glasgow visit
ors the latter part of last week.
Miss Florence Kerr of Glasgow,
was the stenographic reporter at the
Merchant VS.. Cole case tried in Is.
W. Brockway's s office Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Ben Stevens, who has been Il
patient at the Malta Hospital for
some time returned Saturday to her
home at DodsOn much improved i'm
health.
The Malta Orchestra will give
ball or hop in the Garland Hall Fri
day evening. Tonight they go to
Wagner to furnish the music for the
grand opening ball Of the new Wag-
ner hotel.
Judge Davidson left Sunday even
ing for Billings where he will attend
the Dry Farming Congress held Oct.
Goth. He will stop at Judith
Gap on his way thither to visit
friends at his old home.
DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery, Miss
Ella Morgan, Mrs. J. $. Morton and
Miss Ellen Tweedie returned Satur-
day from Glasgow where they had
been to attend the Chinese play "N Ell
How" presented at the Gibson opera
house Friday evening by Glasgow
home talent.
Friday, Mayor TressIer appointed
John SUI want and Harry Cosner to
represent Malta at the Dry Farming
Congress to be held in the city of
Billings October 1920. Mr.. Survant
, afterwards found it was not conven-
lent for him to attend. Mr.. Cosner
and b. w. BrockWay, who was ap-
| pointed by the Malta Commercial
f Club left, Monday, in Louis \. Hills
special car for that city. With these
gentlemen and A. Davidson, who
! was appointed by the commissioners
t to represent Valley county, our local
t ity is we'll represented and we are
t confident that from this national
: gathering they Will learn much of dry
= farming methods and be able to en-
: tighten some Of the less fortunate
y who could not go.
f The we'll known success-Uncle
Dan'l CT the messenger from Jarvis
{ Section which comes to the Opera
: House one night, Monday, November
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J. has been presented in every city il
a the union by that well-known actor
II Barney McCauley, for so many sea
o sons. and having received nothing
but fattering comments from thu
press and public for so many years
is surely a guarantee of its merits
ia as a pure, wholesome 'DoWn East
ii comedy and with the introduction 0
s. many high class specialties, the val
IS lie of the entertainment can not b.
o. doubted. Mrs. Fiske made one o
in her first successes in Uncle Dan
m and other Well known stars VIII
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Sc mentioned Mary Marble and the VIII
some Lizzie Evans.