The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-02-10
Just Received-A car load of -four.
Malta Mercantile Co.

toms Collector for Montana, was in
Malta last week.
The Woman's Club met with Mrs.
Homer F. Cox, at the parsonage last
Saturday afternoon and had an inter-
esting session.
Miss Ellen Tweedie and her broth
err, Andrew, have gone to housekeep-
ing in the John Survant residence
near the ENTERPRISE office.
w. S. Sherman of Helena, travel
ing freight and passenger agent,
Great Northern Ry., was transactlng
business in our city last week.
Dr. Harry e. Ewing has moved
from the Great Northern Hotel and
his dental office is now located in
rooms in The First State Bank build
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh left
the middle of last week for Devils
Lake, N. d., where they will spend
several weeks with relatives and
friends.
f. E, Crofut is exhibiting fifty
small pieces of chilled blue steel, the
remarkable remains ola handspring
taken from an eight day clock which
needed repairing.
The Hinsdale Broom Co., has a
large shipment of broom corn on the
road which is expected here within
few days after the arrival of which
the factory will begin to turn out sew
eral dozens of the finest broOms on
the market daily. -Hinsdale Home
stead.
Wm. J. Tresslpr was at Dodson the
past week putting up a store build
ing for Louis Hirschkowitz. 1t was
completed last Saturday and the peo-
pie of DodsOn will hold q dauce in it
tonight Wednesday evening. When
the store is stocked with Dry Goods
Paul Hirsch will have the manage
ment of it.
A gas vein was struck in the ZenO
Coal Mine near Culbertson, recently,
whose flames spurted thirty feet.
The owners of the mine expect to
fully investigate the gas find and de-
velop same to see if there is oil under
Meath in paying quantities. Indica-
lions are that there is sufficient gas to
light and heat the city of Culbertson.
Sunday, Miss Grace Tucker started
for Spokane, WASH, where she will
take IL three years course at st.
Luke's hospital, scientifically fitting
herself for a trained nurse. How
ever, at the end of two months if she
should not like the course, she will
not continue the study of. "A host
of friends in Malta will regret her de-
parture and will look forward with
real pleasure to her home coming
during vacation time.
T.J. Pearce, formerly of Malta,
writes from Boise, Idaho, as follows:
eff | had not been here before, |
would have thought that Boise, the
beautiful, with it's warm sunshine,
with the trees budding out, and the
grass just peeping out of the ground
and many other signs of spring, was
Heaven, but as l say l have been
here before and know that it is like
this here all the time-a perfect par
adise." II. j. was always an enthu-
siastic Idaho booster but friends will
be pleased to learn he is so pleasant
ly located.
G. +. Morris, Cashier of the Securi-
ty Bank of Ilavre, was in town last
Saturday attending to business mat
ters. He was accompanied S. M.
McKinOn, treasurer of the Union
Bank & Trust Company of Helena,
who is also director of The Malta
State Bank. While in the city both
gentlemen expressed themselves as
well pleased with the outlook. The
Security State Bank of Havre of
which Mr.. Morris is cashier has re-
Gently taken over the interests of the
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