The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-05-19
MALTA IN BRIEF


Malta Cornet Band June 18th.
Read every word of the special offer
The Enterprise is making it's readers.
Messrs. Stickler and Cozier of bod
son, attended the dance at the Gar
land Friday evening.
Monday evening Byron Hurley and
George Campbell returned from a
business trip to Zortman.
Mrs. VIM. kabernack and child of
Zortman, stopped in Malta Monday
on their return home from Great
Falls.
Mrs. W. r. Woods and son, Ray,
were in our city Monday while ell
route from Helena to Whtcomb.
John A. Ebaugh returned from
trip to Minneapolis Sunday night and
is spending part of the week at
home.
County Treasurer Lyman Barnes is
up from the county seat today, and is
looking over his prospective crop on
his ranch south of town.
John Hackshaw came up from
Dodson Saturday evening and after
spending Sunday at the ranch, re-
turned to work again Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Phillips came
from Helena Monday morning and
after sojourning in Malta for few
hours went on to Phillips, Montana,
Edward Suter, of the U. S. r.. S.
Commissary Department was up =
from Point of Rocks Sunday and
spent the day in this city with
friends.
George w. Hewitt and family have
moved to their ranch near Malta.
Mr.. Parker of the U. S. Reclamation
Service has leased Mr.. Uewitt's CITY
residence. e
Eli Southwick of Deering, N. d., G
started for home Sunday night after a
visiting his son, Charles Southwick. IL
and other relatives in this city for &
number of weeks. CT
Friday evening last, Mrs. Mary Z. h
Gage returned from a several months H. H.
visit with relatives and old friends in =,
York State. She stopped off day or 10
two in Chicago and wetk in St. Paul =;
on her return to Malta. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gibbs and two O.,
little sons returned from Wheelock. Ar
N. d., last Thursday morning after
being gone number Of months.
Like all loyal Montanans, they were 90
glad to get back and went to their I ;
ranch northeast of this city. va
Miss Mabel M. Peck received go
message Friday conveying sad news. re,
Lawrence Vanson, her little nephew.
aged three years died at Chicago of
dipbtheria. Tuesday, Nav, II, 90.
after very brief Illness The rigid
quarantine observed in such cases
makes death very pathetic.
Elsewhere in this issue will be ,
found the advertisement of George Do
l.. Curtis. Last year Mr.. Curtis sold ".
A number of his hay stackers in this w.
part of the county and all proved ~.
Iery satisfactory. ~,
Representatives of The Helana Jul
VI onument Co. We're in Malta 4
uesday and erected three mon acc
lments in the Malta cemetery. They on
we're placed on the graves of Mr.. of
'Wagg, Amos Carroll, and the infant IA.
hid Of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Davev. {
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DO it now Subscribe for the En- acr
erprice and by paying an extra half Ro;
ollar you will get the Northwestern @
.grlculturist, a set Of II beautiful stet
ost cards and 30 packages of garden PRO
eeds. The seeds alone, which are mas
FINISHED to you direct by Northrup SOM
ing & Co., of Minneapolis, and are O
to be strictly fresh and stee
God, are worth Sl5O. oo :,
Why not organize a ball team in this W"
ty. We have plenty of good avail SUI
lie timber, which we believe with a az W
tile practice could just wallop any nros
OF horse hide hunters in Cree
orthern Montana, even including son
e proposed Glasgow semi-profes- e+a vi
onal colts, fathered by Col. Hinton. aero
The Democrat. Get on deck bows mile
ld line up for good team this sum- IRON
er. VI
steel
This section of the State was Wis es &C
I'll with fine rain Sunday night Ia 4 y
ljcl continual fn 70 al Io,
ii'h coh''ilueo 10 1all All DAY Mon certi
y. With this and the generous sum
lount of rainfall last week, the ana
)und is in excellent condition for I ma',,
BPS, grass or breaking, and the on e1
'isture received puts the merchant Tn
well as the stockman and farmor ject q
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