The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-25

hay, per ton, $11 90 to $500
For fresh lime see kilduff.
Miss Duffy Of Wagner, was shop
ping in Malta Saturday.
Remember May S1st at the M. E
church. A rare musical and literary
treat.
John Casady, who is employed on
the Glasgow News, spent Sunday in
this city.
Miss Verna Kochendorfer of Min
neapolis. is visiting at the home of
II. NJ. Trafton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Sharples and
three children of Coburg, were Malta
visitors last Wednesday.
First class potatoes 500 per cwt. ,
f. 0. b. Coburg.
J. F. Sharples, Coburg, Mont.
John Airhart, one of the prosper
Gus bench farmers near Wagner, was
in Malta on business Thursday.
Kilduff sells the finest Coffee made.
1t is fresh when you get this best
tea costs you one-fourth of a cent a
cup.
Ed. Miller is having an addition
made to his ranch home, preparing
for his family who will. soon be
here.
Albert D. Johnson, the new tonsor-
ial artist at the North Side Barber
Shop is building a house on his claim
southwest of town.
Macy Prouty who has been spend
ing the past six weeks here looking
after his ranch interests, left for his
home in St. Paul Monday.
Fred Benzinger went to Coburg
last Monday and selected home
stead. Returning to Malta Tuesday,
he Immediately filed on it.
George Laub of Mansfield, Wash, j,
visited his mother, Mrs. Fred st.
Hill, last week. He will probably
spend the summer in this part of the
state.
Call at j. l.. Merchants for every
thing in the fruit and confectionry
line. He will from now on, barring
transportation delays, be able to sup
ply you with the best and freshest
fruits and vegetables the market af-
fords.
Found:-Eugene Laird found a
suit case containing number of ar
ticles of ladies' wearing apparal, near
the cemetery yesterday. Finder may
have same by calling at Schuster II
Stevens office.
Edwin d. Lloyd of Denver,
brother-in-law of the Pughs, arrived
in Malta Monday morning and decid-
ed, after looking over the country,
that Montana was the place for him.
He filed on a quarter section near
the Missouri in the same section of
country where the Pugh settlement
has been made.
Park Specimen returned Thursday
last from Austin, Ind, where he has
been visiting his parents for the past
six months. His father who celebrat-
ed his s2nd birthday May 1st, is still
hale and hearty. Mr.. Spellman
states that he had an enjoyable time
in the Hoosier State and is much
pleased at the rapid growth Malta
is making.
Darling Nellie Gray, Annie Laur-
le, The Battle Cry Of Freedom,
Tramp, Tramp, Tramp, The Last
Rose of Summer, Massa's in the Cold,
Cold, Ground, Old Folks at Home,
Old Black Joe, Home, Sweet Home,
Auld Lang Syne, Battle Hymn of
;he Republic, Star Spangled Ban
ler, Blue Bells of Scotland. Send 10
cents for one, or in return for 50
cents we send prepaid this entire
ist of songs complete, transpor-
;ation prepaid. G. H. Shelton, i Pub
Usher, Canastota, N. Y.
Waterworks For Glasgow
The first of the week Contractor
lanes Kennedy of Fargo, N. d.. was
lere and gave the city permission to
ap the water mains and use the wat
r until such time as the reconstruct
ID storage reservoir is completed.
The pressure is now furnished by the
Jumps of the power house. Practic-
lily the whole system has been &C
epted by the city, but sufficient
um of the contract price has been
etained in addition to the bond Civ
n by the contractor, until the reser-
DIR has been accepted by the city
nd all work in connection with the