The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-09-15


ceive shipment of preserving fruit
Friday evening. Fruit is at it's low
est now, buy while it is cheap.
Norval Wallace and Joe Reynolds
of Leedy, were in Malta the latter
part of the week attending to the
shipping of the Long X outfits cat
tie.
r. c. Miller and J. c. Armstrong
of Whitcomb, stopped in Malta Tues
day while on their way to New Cas-
tie, Colo, where they will reside in
future.
Mrs. r., M. Reichel and little
daughter, Marguerite, returned to
Malta Saturday after an absence of
two weeks with relatives and friends
at Havre and Harlem.
Vegetables For Sale
have cabbages, ruta bagas, bepts,
potatoes, green tomatoes and other
vegetables for sale.
JOE LAFOND.
The Chouteau County Fair opens
today at Chinook for four days ana
| elaborate preparations have been
made to make it more successful than
ever before. 1T has the usual attrac-
tlons of a country fair consisting Of
4 agricultural and vegetable exhibits.
live stock and poultry exhibits. and
educatl onal exhibits. "A ladies' de
partment includes different kinds of
needle work, cooking, painting and
photography.
, There is horse race program for
each afternoon with 50, 900 i'm purses.
The second day of the fair will be
l called Harlem Day, the third, Havre
Day, and the fourth and last, Ft,
Benton Day. Music will be fur
3. nished by the Havre Band and the
Great Northern has made rate of
+ a fare and third from all points in
a Northern Montana. A very large at
|, tendance is expected.
AT special meeting of the Malta
/ Commercial Club last Sunday after
noon, it was voted to rescind the ac
n tlon taken at previous meeting,
7 when the club withdrew from mem
d bership of the Milk Liver Informal
! tlou Bureau. Matters have been ar
a ranged by the Information Bureau
satisfactory to the Commercial Club,
h Malta Will have a booth in the eXhib-
V 1t car and it is earnestly desired bv
+ the club that the tanners in this vi
i1,c Al
a and produce for exhibit in the car.
Messrs Cosner and Brockway were
aprointeda a committee to look after
this matter.
r "A combination stock train in
O charge of George Smith and Fred
St. Hill left Malta Friday for the
Union Stock yards at Chicago. The
train load was made up of choice
prime beef cattle belonging to the
. Long X outfit, George Smith, theUL
- outfit, Edw. Pierson, besides car
- OF sheep for II. &. Robinson and a
~ car of horses for w. II. Martin.
Q Little drops of water poured into
the milk give the mikman's daueht-
~ er lovely gowns of silk. Little grains
w OF sugar mingled with the sand make
u the grocer's assets swell to beat the
Vi band. Little bowls of custard hum
v ble though they seem, help enrich
~ the fellow selling pure ice cream.
T. Little rocks and boulders, little
~ chunks of slate, make the coal mans
~ fortune something fierce and great.
T. Little ads. we'll written, printed nice
and neat, give the joyful merchant
homes on Easy street.-Ex.
81 Last Thursday when near Dodson
el the superintendent special train
5 picked up an unconscious man, whose
le neck had been broken by falling
= from train, presumably No. 1. The
p man was brought to Malta and med
el ical aid given him at once and he
D. was left to be cared for by the city
10 officials but he never regained con-
sciousness and died Friday evening.
D. Prior to his death the Chouteau
s. county authorities were notified and
IL Constable AL. Weigand came to NAL
VI ia to investigate the case but could
as give no information whatever re-
nc garding it. From papers on his per-
III son it was learned the victims name
e was Albert Mechvil, and he was
oi thought to be forty-tive years of age
A coroner's jury was empaneled and
oh held an inquest Monday returning a
ne verdict of death from unknown
W causes. On advice from Chouteall
II county the remains were buried in
the Mala cemetery.