The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-10-13
LATE NEWS OF MALTA
AND NEAR BY TOWNS
MANY POLITICIANS In THE CITY. DEMOCRATIC RALLY
SATURDAY NIGHT COUNTRY CORRESP P0NDENCE.

MI rs. QUO Hurley Is HlaklLS HeI
brother II. M. Morris, Of Harlem, an
extended visit.
> "Nit Mex" Summit sheep lined
coats. all prices and lengths just re-
ceived at kilduff's.
Underwear for men! The kind
that wears right and feels right.
Edwards & Mcclellan.
For fit, wear, and comfort, there is
no shoe like ''North Star" Don't
experiment, see Kilduff.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ross attended
the Chinook Fair last week, return
ing home Friday.
For Koal Oil Kans and Kerosene
Kali on Kelley? NO. Go to Edwards
& Mcclellan.
Miss Flora Beasley entertained
Mrs. Ella Carr of Harlem Tuesday
of this week.
We can fit you with your Winters
clothing. Everything for men.
Edwards e Mcclellan.
Miss Williams and Miss Francis
left for Culbertson Saturday morn
ing to attend the three days 1nsti-
tute.
"Gold Seal" rubbers and over
shoes are to be had at Kilduff's.
Nothing else gives the service that
"Gold Seal" gives.
The ever-progressive firm of Ed
wards & Mcclellan have some inter-
esting advertising in this issue for
you to read.
". Tucker and daughter, Miss
Grace, returned Friday from Chinook
where they had attended the Chou
teau county Fair.
Did you see the Summit Shirt for
winter wear. Finest flannel, neat
patterns. Ask Kilduff.
Miss Ella Morgan, who has been
visiting her numerous friends in
Malta for the past fortnight, left
Tuesday morning for her old home in
Ohio,
TO begin with, Sincerely Clothes
fit we'll. TO end with, they wear
we'll. In between, is satisfaction all
the time.
Edwards & McLellen.
Miss Ursula Pugh, who belongs to
the colony of easterners who located
on the Missouri last summer, is reg
istered at the Hotel Malta, prepara-
tory to going to Illinois for a visit.
Born n:-Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Veseth, a fine baby boy. Mrs
Veseth and the babe are doing nicely
and since the visit of the stork, Ole
does not care if the price of wooldoes
not advance.
A. E. Easton bought the DR..
Minnick Drug Store business at Saco
a short time ago and is now nicely
located in that city as proprietor OF
the store. THE ENTERPRISE wishes
him success In the undertaking.
John Survant was down from Nal.
ia to attend meeting of the Rock
Greek Canal Co. He also witnessed
the big fire that afternoon and he
worked like trooper to prevent the
fire from spreading. Montana (Hins
dale) Homestead.
The Malta school children enjoyed
three days. vacation while the teach
ers were attending Institute at Cul
bertson. The school bell was heart
again this morning calling the chill
dren together to resume their stud
les.
John T. Morris of Maddox, N, d.
who filed on a 100 acre homestead
near Wagner last spring, spent Tues
day in Malta, comlne here to heal
the Carter speech. Mr.. Morris will
return to Montana with his family
in about month and will then reside
permanently in our state. He hat
travelled extensively over the Alber'
ia country but is very sure we havs
better country here.
Cashier M. w. Tobey of the Stock
mans National Bank, Fort Benton
was Malta visitor Saturday. Mr.
Tobey was visiting the towns ant
cities in Northern Montana and get
ting acquainted with the people. Hi
former home was in Milwaukee ant
while he has not resided in Montana
long. he is much pleased with thu
Treasure State and its people. He il
wide-a-wake to the interests of thu
banking institution with which he il
connected.