The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1910-10-13

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ocratic standpoint. Dan Mckay,
democratic nominee for state senator,
will also be present and speak. The
meeting will begin at 700 O'Clock.
The Malta Cornet Band will furnish
music. Everybody welcome.
B. E. Schuster left for Chicago
with train load of sheep Tuesday.
Car of shelled corn in sacks just
arrived at Kilduff's.
Implements, tools Of all kinds and
the largest stock Of hardware at Kill
| duff's.
Eor winter weight Clothing, Best
| Wooden Underwear. See kildtff.
Let us do your tin repairing and
plumbing. Our man can do it right.
Edwards e Mcclellan.
VIM. Mcclellan and Fred Wilson
autoed to Chinook Thursday and
took in the Chouteau County Fair.
Garland Hard Coal Burners, Mon
arch Ma la bic Ranges, Oak Burners,
and all kinds Of Stoves at kilduif's.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Stevens are
back from Willow Bunch, Can, and
will probably stay in Malta this win
ter.
Prof. Fred Ballinger and Miss Ger
trude Chambers left Sunday for Gull
bertson to attend the Tea chers In
stitute.
Our readers will notice E. E. Cro-
fut's new advt. this week. He calls
the especial attention of holders of
premium tickets.
Sherwin- Williams Paint covers the
earth, full measure, covers most,
lasts longest. Sold by Chambers,
Hardware and Furniture.
The best tea costs one-fourth of q,
cent for cup-coffee fresh lot in ev-
ery few days. The best costs moth
ing extra if you buy from Kid uff.
Geo. Mann attended the Sunday
School convention at Glasgow last
Thursday and Friday. He went as a
delegate from the Malta M. E. Sun
day School.
Teller G. E. Secrest of The First
State Bank, with Mrs. Secrest and
little son, Henry, spent the first part
of the week at the McGregor ranch
near Hinsdale.
Mrs. G. L. Partridge, Mrs. r. V.
Tucker and Miss Mabel Tucker, Mrs
A. W. Schilling and Mrs. Phil. Cas-
e]berg all expect to attend the Annu-
al Grand Lodge at Helena next week
Mrs. Joseph Waite of Douglas, N
D., visited her son, Grover Waite,
of the Thomson Lumber Co., ovel
Sunday. Mrs. Waite was enroute to
Everett, Wash. where she expects tc
spend the winter.
The funeral of half breed boy
about fourteen years of age, whose
name we have been unable to learn
was held from r. V. fuckers under
taking rooms last Sunday and the re
mains were buried in the Malta Gem
etery.
Gordon Barker and his mother
Mrs. B. L. Barker, leave Malta to
: day for Spokane, WASH, and may g.
= ON to California to spend the winter
They 60 west to enjoy the salubri
: Ous cline of the coast during tn
r winter months.
. Edw. Pierson was elected dele
: gate by the knights of Pythias Lodg
4 to attend the Annual Grand Lodg
8 which met at Bozeman yesterday
e Mr.. Pierson left Malta Sunday eve
ming to visit the city in the famou
Gallatin valley.
Miss Hertz and the Misses Boca1l
who have been spending some tim
in Malta and at their homestead
v north of town, left Saturday for Cul
bertson where they attend tn
Teachers Institute and later will
teach schools at Froid and Lookout
Montana.
Next Monday, October II, the dedi
cation of the Odd Fellows Home viii
occur in Helena. G. l.. Partridge i
a delegate and j. r. Murray, alter
', nate to represent the Malta l. O. q
k F. The two days following-Tues
a day and Wednesday-the dedication
: of the Home, the Annual Gram
r Lodge of the Odd Fellows and Re
d bekahs will convene.
:" II. M. Trafton returned Monda
from a ten days absence from tn
, Big Store. He accompanied tn
- Hill Special and Montana Boos
ters to the Helena State Fair an
then went on to the Dry Farming