The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-05-11

Hay For Sale. Inquire of J. F.
Murray.
Mrs. Henry plott and children are
at Harlem visiting relatives.
Summer Summit Shirts, all new,
patterns neat. See Kilduff.
Homer F. Cox preached in the M
E. church at Glasgow Sunday,
Dudley Jones of Dodson, was trans
acting business in Malta Tuesday.
The largest and most complete
stock of hardware is carried by Kill
duff.
Mrs. B. D. Phillips and sister. Mrs.
w ood, were registered at the Malta
Hotel Tuesday.
Mrs. W. p. Craig and Miss Matte
Crooks of Ashfeld were shopping
in town Tuesday.
Miss Flora Beasley left Tuesday
for Conrad and expects to be gone
about a month.
The best granite ware utensils
made is the kind Kildutf sells, don't
chip off and wear out in little
while.
O. II. Heggum who has been en-
ployed at the U. S. r. S. camp near
Dodson, has gone to Poplar and will
assist the U. S. Survey corps.
Mrs. Harry Cosner will soon move
to Malta from Glasgow. The Cos
ners will live in the residence for
merly occupied by Adam Ritchie.
For Sale.-1O0 Egg New Jewel Hot
Air Incubators and Breeders.
B. H. Koke,
Malta, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stinekraus
reached Malta Monday from Chica-
go. Mr.. Stinekraus shipped in car
load of the usual immigrants goods.
Jas. H. Atwood, assistant in the
assessors office at Glasgow, spent
Sunday at home on the ranch. He
returned to the county seat Monday
morning.
Fred Wilson has bought the Tom
Kilduff residence property in the
southern part of the city and is hav-
ing quite large barn built on the
premises.
Miss Rhea johnson of Zortman,
reached Malta on the stage Monday
evening and went from Malta to
Cascade for visit with her sister.
Later, she goes to Las Vegas, N. M,
to spend the summer.
Through Schuster & Stevens L.
Mcdonald sold his REIMBURSEMENT
last week to Frank E. Ross. Mr..
Ross and family have taken possess
ion Of the claim on which he is hav-
ing we'll dug and is making other
improvements.
A. D. johnson and family from
Wisconsin arrived in Malta Monday
with car load of stock,
machinery and household goods to be
transferred to the homestead south
of town on which the former re-
Gently filed.
Mrs. Thomas V. Kilduff and chill
dren accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ella Morgan, left Monday for their
new home at Columbia Falls, Mont,
where Mr.. Kilduff has gone into the
general merchandise business. NAL
ia regrets losing this estimable fam
lily from it's midst but will wish the III
success and happiness in their new
location.
Corner Stone Laid For New Church
Thursday last was memorable
lay for the Malta Episcopalians for
The Rt. Rev. L. R. Brewer and Rev,
L. j. Christler were here that day
md with an impressive service at
E:30 in the afternoon, the corner
stone of St. Mary's Mission church
vas laid. The members of the
church as we'll as others, were pres !
mt in large numbers. Bishop Brew
n officiated.
The new church will be located on
OTIS in the southeastern part of the
'ity, that were donated to the church |
~ John Survant. The building as
damned by Reverend Christler will
,e handsome frame structure. 1t |
s expected the church will be fin
shed this summer and when COM
'leted will be greatly appreciated by
he members and will form another
prominent feature to our fast grow
ng city. Dan Mckay has the con-
ract for the building.
In the evening Bishop Brewer de-
lvered his annual discourse in the