The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-08-18

School begins september 3.
The town pump has been put in
working order.
Boost for Malta, the coming city of
the Milk river valley.
VIM. Peters of Phillips, is spending
a few days in town.
Hank Kinman left for Wenatchee,
WASH, Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. L. Doores is slowly recov-
ering from long siege of illness.
Miss Cornelia Gage of Saco, was
calling on friends in Malta yester-
day.
Wm.J Wildwood of Great Falls,
was among the visitors in Malta last
Monday.
The Malta Mercantile Co. received
a shipment of car load of buggies
this week.
Paul Shredder and family have
moved into the Fred Beasley house
on the North Side.
The Malta Base Ball team will give
a dance in the Garland Hall, Friday
evening, Aug. Goth, 1910.
James Gallagher and family of
near the Missouri river, spent the
latter part of the week in our city.
The Malta Mercantile Company have
a bran new up-to-date delivery wagon
that is great credit to this enter
prising firm.
Mrs. r. M. Reichel and children
and Miss Julia Reichel who has been
visiting here for number of months,
left last evening for st. Paul.
Arnt Iverson of Great Falls, repre-
senting The Western Loan & Savings
Co. of Salt Lake City. Utah, spent
w ednesday in Malta in the interest
of his company.
Ole Veseth left yesterday for Chi
cago with train of seventeen double
deck cars of sheep which he will place
on the Chicago market. M. L. Thuerk
! of Dodson will accompany Mr.. Veseth
to the windy city.
Frank j. Reichel of Havre, cous-
in of r. M. Reichel of this city, was
united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth
O'Connell of Butte at the BRIDES
home Tuesday morning. Mr.. Reich
ell has a number of friends in Malta
who will wish him and his bride
much happiness. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reichel will reside in Havre.
The Ladies Aid met at the home of
Mrs. A. Elliott last Thursday after
noon. A pleasing feature of the
social was a visit to the beautiful
flower and vegetable garden of the
hostess. Here flowers and plants
were growing in richest profusion,
resemblinga fairy retreat in compar-
ison with most gardens this season.
Each lady was presented with bou-
quet of exquisite sweet peas and 9TH
er choice garden flowers.
G. II. Stevens had an immense ap-
pendicitis plant, a product of his dry
farm, on exhibition at his real estate
office Tuesday. The plant was rare
specimen of it's kind, but is found
quite frequently in Northern Mon
tana. 1t is said they sell for $s2.
per ton and if any of the ranchers in
this vicinity think they could secure
ton or two, we believe Mr.. Stevens
would cheerfully give them informa-
tion on the subject.
In it's last issue THE ENTERPRISE
overlooked the mention of the social
and business meeting of the Altar
Society of Corpus Christi church at
the home of Mrs. J. F. Kilduff last
Tuesday afternoon. A large mum be1
of ladies were present at this the
most important and most enjoyable
meeting of the society for the year.
At the close of the business session
delicious and appetizlng refresh
ments were served. The society is a
live organization and steadily grow
ing in numbers.
The dry earth in this section of the
valley received another good rain last
Saturday, and north of town Sunday
much rain fell. At Saco, Saturday,
the storm was cyclonic in chara cter,
several houses being moved from
their foundations. Considerable
damage was done to building mater
ial in the lumber yards. A two-by-
four was raised by the wind, carried
distance, and hurled with such vi
olence through the roof of dwelling
as to badlv friVhtan the inmates Of