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

s"AN ho ppllltSS seem TO
grew near;
In fact, you're so sure that improve
ment is clear
That you haven't qualm or doubt
or a fear
AS you speed on your way.
But, say,
You're neglecting today;
SO you'll never arrive.
You must strive every hour
And strive into power.
But if you merely dream and scheme
Tomorrows can't be what thev seem.
H ERBERT KAUFMAN in CHICAGO
Record Herald.
Chairs, Beds, and Bedding at Kill
duff's.
Mrs, Mary Jones was at Dodson
last Friday.
Mrs. Josephine Townsend is suf-
fering with a rhuematic attack this
week.
Glasgow Will hold Labor Dav
celebration and carnival September
5 and s.
The North Star Shoe is the Shoe for
you-tits best, wears longest. Ask
kilduff.
VIM. Mcclellan returned from
weeks outing at Lake Mcdonald last
Saturday.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
OFT Casady Thursday afternoon,
August 25th.
Miss Leila Burlington of the Love-
joy studio, spent Sunday at Saco
with friends.
The M. e. conference for North
ern Montana is being held at Round
up this week.
Miss Vera Vaupel is the night
"Central' at the Moore Telephone Of
flee during Mrs. Whitmore's absence.
Mrs. E. Smith went to Dodson Fri
day to assist Miss Laura Lee, U. S.
land commissioner, with some steno-
graphic work.
Born; August ii, a baby
boy, real Milk river booster to Mr..
and Mrs. II. d. Warren. TIE En-
TERPRIsE extends congratulations.
Mrs. w. II. Hesser and son, Fred
erick, of Hinsdale, reached Malta
yesterday and will be the guests of
Mrs. John Survant for a couple of
days.
Mrs. Byron Hurley and little
daugher, Miss Marguerite, and Miss
Maggie Davidson wereup from Wag-
ner to spend Sunday at the Yadley
ranch with the A. Davidson family.
Mrs. Frances Conlan left Malta
Tuesday for Montreal to visit rela-
tives. She will be present at fami-
ly reunion where she and six sisters
will meet for the first time in many
years and enjoy talking over all the
fond aud pleasing "reminiscences OF
girlhood days, Frank Martin, a
brother of Mrs. Conlan, was up from
Dodson, where he now resides, to
see her safely on her journey.
Miss Esther Truax arrived Friday
night from St. Paul Park, Minn., and
went to the home of her parents near
Straiter. The meeting of mother and
daughter was most joyous one, oc-
curing as it did after a long separa-
tion. Miss Truax has recently grad
uated from commercial college as q
full-hedged stenographer aud hence
will be an acquisition to the steno-
graphic circles Of Valley county.
Lyman Austin, w. p. Craig. John
Survant, Edward Suter, Joe Sklower,
and Amos Sniff, all of Malta, were
chosen as jurymen by Judge Tattan
for this term Of district court. Most
of them were in readiness to go to
Glasgow Monday night but received
journed until September sth. The
adjournment was made owing to the
illness of both the Judge and County
Attorney Dignan.
Extensive preparations have been
made by the ladies of the Altar Soci-
ETY. to serve refreshments to the peo-
pie of Malta and vicinity tomorrow
in the new Cavanaugh building.
They will also serve ice cream, cake
and lemonade to those in attendance
at the dance tomorrow night. The
Malta Orchestra will furnish tha
music for the dancers and Mesdames
Pierson, HOule and Primeau will
serve as reception committee. All
who attend are assured of good
time.