The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-09-01
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Miss Marie Cox is clerking in the
Malta Drug Store this week.
Mrs. r. M. Reichel and little
daughter, Marguerite, are at Havre
visiting relatives and friends.
When Mrs. John Hackshaw reached
her mothers home at Kieskie, Ida
no, she found her younger brother
very i'll with typhoid fever.
A slight frost, the first of the sea-
sou, was noticeable in some sections
of this valley last Friday night
but no indications of it were observed
on the bench lands.
DR.. and Mrs. L. E. Montgomery,
Mrs. J.. S. Morton and Owen Nc
Cone spent Sunday at the hospitable
ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Len Or near Beaver Creek.
The telephone girls are now behind
the bars at the phone office for
"Central' has been shut off from the
patrons of the office by a substantial
railing that extends from the floor to
the ceiling.
The Malta Dry Goods Store is
holding Millinery opening today
if you will read the new advertise
ment of that progressive firm, you'll
learn all about the new stock they
have for sale.
VIM. Mayberry and Arthur Murphy
accompanied by Archie Mahon as
surveyor, are up near the Canadian
line viewing and surveying some Of
the fine land on the east fork of
Whitewater Creek.
1t is reported that Walter Stanley,
Receiver for the U. S. Land Office at
Glasgow and Dr. and Mrs. Memmin =
ger have incorporated as the Mil k
River Valley Sheep Co., and will
transact business on tract of land
they own near Hinsdale.
John Casady of Oklahoma, but
more recently of Lennon, S. D., a
brother of Constable OFT Cassidy of
this city, reached Malta last Friday.
Mr.. Cassidy is an all-round printer
and newspaper man and is assisting
The ENTERPRISE this week in a rush
of job ,,'crl1.
Earl Stafford, a brother of Mrs. J.
+. Murray. who has spent the sum-
mer vacation in Malta assisting J F .
Murray in the Malta Drug Store, will
leave today for his home at Cadillac,
Michigan, where he will enter school
next Monday and complete the high
school course this year. While he re,
Earl has made many friends who will
be pleased to have him visit our city
again.
Prof. T. NJ. Facey has been re-
tanned as instructor and leader of tn e
Malta Cornet Band and Orchestra for
another year. This is as it should
be for during the past six months Mr..
Facey has labored faithfully in bring
ing the band and orchestra to it's
present high state of excellence and
and should the band have changed
leaders now much time and practice
would be lost. In addition to lead
ing the band and orchestra, Mr. Fla cey
will open up a place of business and
carry a line of pianos, other musical
instruments, sewing machines, fresh
fruits and confectionery as well as
cigars and tobacco. The place and
date of opening his store will be an
nounced later.
The Great Falls Leader is respon ST.
bic for the following According to
word which has just been received
in this city from Valley county, it is
learned that the Great Northern is
preparing to put into effect the plan of
constructing branches from the ma in
line toward the International boun-
Diary for the purpose of developing
and providing an outlet for the rich
farming lands now being taken up
north Of Milk River. A party of
twelve engineers under 7. II. Bento n
left Poplar yesterday for the purpose
of surveying route up Poplar Greek.
1t is understood the survey will be
extended as far as Scobey, distance
of sixty miles, in northwesterly di-
rection from Poplar.