The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-10-20
LOCAL NEWS

LOVAk NEWO
Wanted-1OOO Ladies and gentle
men to visit the Bon Ton.
The North Star Shoe is the shoe for
you-wears good. Ask kilduft.
St. Mary's Guild will meet with
Mrs. r. NJ. Reichel next Wednesday
afternoon, Oct. 9th.
Chase e SanbOrn's Tea and Coffee,
always good, always fresh
at Kilduff's.
Girl Wanted
Apply or write,
Great Northern Hotel,
Malta, Mont.
Geo. Jones bought 1000 fine ewes
the first of the week from the firm OF
Mapes & Roberts at $3.50 a head.
Claude Ward, of the r. M. Trafton
store, enjoyed visit from his moth
err. two brothers and sister from
Glasgow, over Sunday. They were
enroute to Salt Lake City to visit rel
atives in that city.
Mrs. A. Cavanaugh who has been
absent for some time at Hunters Hot
Springs, returned home Saturday
night much improved in health. She
stopped at Havre for a few days on
her return to visit at the home of her
son, E. Hyatt.
Hurley & O'Neill, proprietors of
the new Wagner Hotel, will give a
grand free dance in the new building
next Wednesday evening at Wagner.
The celebrated Malta Orchestra will
furnish the music. Let everyone
come and have good time.
Wilfrid Primeau returned from a
visit to his fathers home in Mon
treal. Canada, the latter part OF last
week. He reports most enjoyable
time but says he prefers living i'll old
Montana so long as he is not a mil
lionairs.
Jere Sullivan, chairman board OF
county commissioners OF Chouteau
county. and a resident of Fort Ben
ton for the past thirty-tive years, was
a visitor in Malta last Saturday and
Sunday. Mr.. Sullivan combined
business and pleasure while in town.
John Humphreys. the sixteen year
old son of Mrs. Dana Humphreys,
met with a peculiar accident, which
vet remains involved in mystery,
near the ranch home of his uncle,
Frank Gage, last Wednesday. He
had been riding horseback and when
the horse returned home unmounted,
search was made for John and he was
found in semi-cOnsciOus condition
in which he remained for many hours.
His head, one arm, and limb W ere
badly bruised, but otherwise he was
unhurt. 1t is supposed that he be-
came dizzy, tainted and fell from the
horse for he has no recollection of
the horse throwing him or attempt
to do so. He is gaining quite rapid
ly and it is hoped he will be alright
again in few days.
The Glasgow Democrat has the fol-
lowing to say of Harry Cosner, our
fellow townsman: :'Deputy State
Game Warden, Harry Cosner, was in
the city this week on official bust
ness. He has just received word
that he will be retained in that office.
He is o0a OF only three deputies in
the state holding over under the new
administration. This is very graft
flying 81 Nj. Cosner's host of friends
in this district. He has always made
good in every position of public trust
which he has held, and State Game
Warden Aware could not possibly
have a more satisfactory or popular
choice. 1t meets the unqualified ap.
prevail of every democrat in the dis
trict except j. f. Dawson, Thomas
Dignan and one or two others, who
under the delusion that they are q
whole lot bigger than the democrats
party had promised the Office to 9th
err persons. The fight which they
made against Mr.. Cosner and til
methods which they used in trying t.
GUST him have received the rebuk
which treachery and double-cross al
ways deserves"