The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-07-14
Additional Local

ile lIdt(IcS AlN Will meet Ut Ia
parsonage with Mrs. RAIDER this Ill
ternoon.
+, l.. Andrews, representing tn
Pioneer Company, st. Paul, Mimi.
was rustiug for business in Malt
Monday
Editor Farris of the Montan;
{Hinsdale) Homestead, was in Malt;
to attend the irrigation meeting las
Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Southwck and two
youngest children left Monday morn
ing for Spokane Falls, WASH, where
they will visit relatives.
Cashier b. b. Hall of the Security
State Bank went down to.Malta Sat
urday to spend the Fourth with his
brother. -IIavre Promoter.
New coffee coming in every little
while. It's always fresh at kildutf $ .
Best tea costs you one quarter of a
s;ent cup. Why buy poor tea?
Mrs. W. +. Ross left Friday for
Great Fails and later will 90 on to
South Dakota where Mr.. Ross pre-
ceded her two weeks ago.
Mr.. Kilduff recently put in some
fine new oil pumps and can furnish
you Gasoline and linSeed oil in pint,
quart or any quantity you wish.
?. } Il. limerick who lives ten miles
northeast of Malta has been rather
poorly OF late and has spent several
days Ill town, a patient of Dr.. Clay.
Mrs. Geo. Clark and little sou.
Kenneth, of st. Louis, Mo-, arrived
III Malta Tuesday and are guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J l.. Mer-
chant.
The Saco base ball team played
game with the Dodson boys Sunday
at Dodson, the game resulting in
fayo of Saco, the score standing IS
to 5.
VIM. Gibson of the Waterous En-
CINE Works, st. Paul, visited at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. W. X.
Armstrong, northwest Of town a part
OF last week.
Emory Arnold was here WedneS-
day from Malta He states that the
Gro rs III that locality are looking
fine aud that Il large crop is promised.
&c reat Falls Tribune.
NJ rs. Delbert Uilom Of Zortman. !
spent 4 part of last week in our city |
WITH re!atiyes-M Il. j. lIoWerton, |
and MIS-. Amos Riddle. She left for
home Thursday afternoon.
NJ Is. Byron Hurley and little
daughter, Marguerite, and Miss Mag
gle davidson Of Wagner, went to
Saco Thursday for few days visit
with MIS-. John Spence and family.
Mrs. Thomas Olmsted and little
sou, Tom, of Dillon, who have spent
a number OF weeks at the home of
Mrs. Oimsted's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. V. Chambers, returned
home last week.
ed. G. Everts of Glendale, Oregon,
reached Malta Saturday to join Mrs. '
Everts who arrived here a week ago.
They will take charge of the Ross 5
ranch during the enforced absence of ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross.
Mr.and Mrs. w. G Stevens and little
Ia lighter left this morning for {
Willow Bunch, Canada, where Mr.. S
stevens filed on homestead this '
spring. Their host of friends in
Malta will wish them we'll in their ,
lew home. .
1t is reported that c. r.. Jameson
t Glasgow, whose sheep were
heared at the Straiter Shearing r
liant, last week sold his entire wool !.
lip, 10000 pounds, to Boston Il
'OolbUyer, at price said to be zoe
er Id.
Dr.. G. J. McCullom, eye specialist NJ
70 Great Falls has paid his annual f.
lSlt to Malta and was at the easel
erg Hotel last Saturday, Sunday and r.
londay. His daughter, Miss Olive "
lctuliom, came from the Falls Sun ~
ay morning and spent the remainder
/ the time with her father. They
eft for Dodson Tuesday on the Ski tn
90. We
Rev. Isaac Raider preached his fare vi
ell sermon at the M. +. church Sun w
ay evening, having handed in his
1Sgnatlon two weeks ago. Mr.. Il
iader gave i'll health as his reason da
II quitting tire ministry and will en-
Don move onto his homestead near he
'Wn. The Sunday School will be fir,
'nducted regularly as heretofore, ia
al some provision will likely be it
ade for preaching services as there sid