The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-04-28

LOCAL DIARY

garage onto his residence for hi
auto.
Mrs. "A. w. Schilling and daughter
Helen, spent Sunday in Harlem wit
Mrs. Wilcox.
j. II. Mccoy is erecting prett
: cottage residence in the souther
part of the city.
= Mrs. Evans of Ashfield. attende,
the Swiss Bell Ringers in our cit
+ Thursday evening.
Mrs. r. NJ. Reichel and littl
daughter, Marguerite, are at Harlem
visiting with old friends.
Mrs. Chas w. Whitcomb and son
and Mrs. K. l.. Kirby of Dodson
were in Malta last Sunday.
Mrs. Dudley Jones gave very lib
eral donation to the cemetery fun(
the last time she was in Malta.
Byron Hurley, wife and daugter
of Saco, spent Sunday with friends
in this locality returning home Tues
day.
James LeNoir is remodeling one of
his houses in the southern part of
the city. W. j. Tressler is the arch
itect.
Louis Dubois is laying the founda-
for residence on a lot recently pur-
chased in Cosner's 2nd addition to
Malta.
Rev. Leonard J. Christler of Havre.
conducted Episcopal services in the
M. E. church in this city last
Wednesday evening.
Rev. E. L. White of Glasgow. and
Rev. J. j. Conway returned Monday
from Zortman where they held a
weeks revival services.
r. J. Moore of the Moore Tele-
phone System, returned to Glasgow
Friday. after completing line from
Malta with Point of Rocks.
Wm Campbell left for Hermans-
vile, Oregon, Friday last after visit
ing with his brother, Ray Campbell
and family for several days.
Mrs. "A. Lincoln Vaupel and family
OF Deering, N. d., reached Malta
Wednesday and are visiting Mrs.
Townsend, Mrs. ' aupel's sister.
Frank Peters, noted wool buyer
OF Great Falls, was in our city Fri
day in the interests of his company,
The Jeremiah Williams Co. of Bos-
ton.
The Board of County Commission
ers of Chouteau County, Mont, will
visit Wagner, May 3rd, for the pur-
pose OF viewing the proposed bridge
site.
The Malta Cornet Band anticipates
giving a concert in the near future
and expect to play nothing but con-
cert music during the whole of the
performance.
Mrs. M. J. Thuerk and children of
Spring Valley, Mimi, Joined the affa-
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Dodson Trading Co. in this city the
latter part of last week and accom-
panied Mr.. Thuerk to Dodson Sun
day.
Mesdames Wilfrid Primeau. Archie
Hould, and Adolph Lafond, Jr. have
been appointed by ihe Altar Society
of the Catholic Church to solicit
for the furnace fund in their respec-
tive localities and are having good
success.
There are ii 200 woolgrowers in the
state OF Montana according to state
nent issued by the Montana Wool
growers Association. There are on
'ur ranges 100000 sheep, represent
"a to be worth $6O, ,OOO, 900. The earn
ngs OF the industry in 1907 were
'12, ,5S5.OO0, the disbursements for ex-
'enses amounting to s11 ,2Oo,0O
Mr.. Florence Van De Putte (not
Hiss Florence Van De Putte) was up
rom Great Fails last Saturday max ,
ng final proof on his claim ,
n the Mussellshell region. II. r
!. Lang, manager for the Smelter 9
rattle Co. of Great Falls and A. l..
lewis of the U. l.. ranch were also y
our city as witnesses for Mr.. Van q
)e Putte.
Monday afternoon pleasant party
f eighteen young friends attended
arty at the parsonage in honor of
[azel Cox's tenth birthday. The
vening was spent in games and other
'lly amusements. Luncheon of ice .
ream and cake was served. Many
andsome and practical presents
ere given. and all had a most enjoy II
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