The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1909-09-15
NEWSY ITEMS OF MALTA
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN

Highest market price PAID Tor
grain. T.. G. Edwards.
See the Malta Mercantile Co.'S. ad.
for preserving truit.
Chas. Parsons of Dodson transact
ed business in town Saturday.
For Rent. Two Room House with
! cellar, also cabin. II. W. Garland.
Mrs. NJ. Larson is at Butte attend
/, ing grand lodge of the Eastern Star
chapter.
r.. M. Trafton is erecting a very
large warehouse near his general
merchandise store.
Rev. Father Sansone of Havre,
conducted services in the Malta
Catholic church last Sunday.
Miss Alene McGregor of Hinsdale,
has been spending the past week at
the home of her sister, Mrs. c. E.
| Secrest.
Floyd Hardin expects to leave NAL
ta the latter part of the week for
Valparaiso, Ind, to resume his col
lege course.
Dan Poland of Wagner, was in
town today buying lumber for q
house which he will build on his
CLAIM near Wagner.
II. G.. Robinson is spending the
week in Chicago. He also accompan-
led the combination stock train which
left Malta last Friday,
Do not forget that Merchant is
| the place to buy fl esh CONNECTIONS,
! bakery goods, fruits, also ice cream,
| cigars, and smokers supplies.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Hall returned
from their wedding trip last Sunday
| and went to housekeeping at once III
the house where Professor and Mrs.
i Atwood formerly lived.
Il Miss Vera Vaupel will leave fol
i Mondak tonight and after spending 8
Il day with her father, A. l.. Vaupel
Il will 60 on to Deering N. d., where
Il she will teach school the coming win
Il ter.
Il Miss Annie Peterson who has beer
\ employed at the Survant home fol
Il a number of months has been calleC
i to Kimball, Minn., by the serious ILL
i ness of her mother. She left Malta
/ Sunday evening.
Il The Malta Orchestra will furnish
Il music for the dance to be given by
Il the Dodson Commercial Club in thai
city Friday evening, September II
The Orchestra will also play for
dance at Saco September oath.
II Fred st. Hill is in the eastern mar
kets buying goods for The Malta Dry
Goods Co., and on his return to ou1
city will have something to say tx
the people of Malta regarding tht
goods purchased.
II Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Larock of Cow
an were in Malta Saturday, bringing
| the latter's sister, Miss Erma Wag
ner to the depot where she took tn
| train for Hardy, Mont, where sh
| will teach school for the ensuing
| year.
II Despite partial destruction b
two hail storms and the scorching no
| winds of the latter part of July, Wi
frid Primeau threshed 6100 bushels Q
= grain from 800 acres of land, an av
erage yield Of little more than 2
= bushels per acre. Mr.. Prlmeau re
J ports the grain to be of eXcellen
quality and this does much towar
making up for the small! yield re
y ceived.
q HAPPILY WE'D
=, Cupid got busy in Malta las
= Wednesday and led vallie S. Vaupe
e and Miss Alice l.. Perkins to Glas
E gov where they were married at tn
M. E. parsonage by Rev. l.. =
White. After the ceremony the hal
IS py couple went to Dodson for a brie
visit with the brides sister. Mrs
Dwight Jones, and did not return t
Malta till Saturday.
The bride who is a sister of Mrs
- Dwight Jones of Dodson, and Mrs
, DR.. Minnick of Saco, spent the sun
mer in Malta as stenographer fo
! Atty. John A. Tressler, and it wa
then that Mr.. Vaupel, who cam
ye from North Oak ota last spring, lai
a siege to her hand and heart that IT
suited in the romantic wedding {
~ Wednesday.
m Mr.. and Mrs. Vaupel will reside o
ct the groom's ranch northeast of tn
n city where the wishes for prosperit
n. and happiness, from their hume,
GUS friends, will follow them.