The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-06-15

lauu saturday nlSnJ.
If you write, don't fail to see the
new stationery at The Bon Ton.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. VIM. Mcclellan tomorrow,
Thursday, afternoon.
Miss Leah Caselberg went to Zort-
man yesterday in the interests of the
st. Paul Post Dispatch contest.
Mrs. James LeNoir and little
daughter, Ophelia, are at home again,
after an extended stay at Mobile,
Ala, and Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. George Heath returned from
Hot Springs, Ark, last Monday and
she and Mr.. Heath afterwards went
to Zortman III their automobile.
| A. Davidson returned Saturday
from the county seat where he had
been attending the June meeting of
the Board of County Commissioners
See Mrs. j. L. Merchant for the
Improved Monitor, selt-heating sad
iron. You heat the iron and not the
house. Price, only 1915.
Miss Mabel Peck and Miss Mabel
Tucker, DR.. Clay and Gordon
Jameson Of Glasgow, all autoed to
Wagner Monday afternoon in the lat
ter's auto.
All those desiring to have sheep
sheared at the Straiter Machine
Shearing Plant should list their
tlocks at the Malta Mercantile Co.'S.
store.
The greatest labor saving and most
economical device ever invented.
1t will do an ordinary ironing at
cost or one cent, for sale by
Mrs. J. L. Merchant.
Carl Brandon of the Malta Mercan-
tile Co., left Wednesday for his old
home at Greeneville, Ohio, where he
will spend ten days vacation with
relatives.
Mrs. A. l.. Warren of Landusky,
whose husband was formerly propri-
etor of the Warren cafe, reached
Malta Monday and Will spent some
time in our city.
A message from Zortman today
states that Charles Whitcomb is
resting as easily as could be expect
ed, that he was no worse than for
several days.
John Farmer, the surveyor, who
was with Mr.. Whitcomb III the runa-
way accident at Zortman, aud who
had his leg broken and received other
injuries, died at st. Poter's hospital
in Helena Tuesday morning.
Does distance lend enchantment to
the view? If it does, that's why
three of Malta's charming young la
dies climbed to the top of the Dako-
ta Il st. Anthony elevator last Sun
day afternoon to have their pictures
taken.
Professor Huffman will entertain
you with a variety of pictures at the
Garland the evening of June 18th.
He is said to have the best motion
picture show in northern Montana.
If you would forget your cares for a
time, attend the show Saturday
night.
Manager Schuster took his aggre-
CATION of corn huskers to Saco last
Sunday to. play the sod busters there
on their home diamond. The game
was rather close one but with Pier
son heaving his splitter, the Malta
team trimmed the sod busters to the
tune of 8 to 6. The attendance was
large and a great deal of interest
shown. Next Sunday our team will
play the Harlem bal. tossers on the
Malta ball ground.
That man can pull plow and
turn a furrow six inches deep and
sixteen inches wide, was demonstrate
ed in Malta last Friday afternoon to
to the satisfaction of a large crowd,
when Ole -, an employee of the
j. l. Case Plow Works pulled the
self-leveling, high-lift sulky plow,
manufactured by the j. l. Case Plow
Co. The exhibition had been adver-
tised by r. NJ. Trafton to occur at 2
p. N. on the Tom kilduff ranch near
town but change was made and the
show was given near the Trafton sta
bles in the western part of town.
The exhibition is a remarkable ex-
hibition of one-man power and
triumph of skilled workmanship.
The j. l. Case Company are giving
these exhibitions in a number of
towns along the Great Northern Ry.
in the Milk River valley.