The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-08-24
Additional Local News

kildntf has just received another
car of wire and nails.
Not fault or a flaw in kee1
kntter saw. Edwards & Mcclellan
Nice new line of Children's and
Misses Coats, just arrived at Kill
dntf's.
Miss Esther Morris spent the past
week at the home of her friend. Miss
Winifred Partridge.
A little daughter arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. CIlas. Ander-
son last Sunday evening.
Miss Leah Caselberg is at home
again, after a couple of weeks spent
at Great Falls visiting.
You can do a little better in the
hardware line at kilduff 's-most
complete stock in the city.
Where ever you go, whatever you
do: don't forget to wear a Florsheim
shoe. Edwards & Mcclellan.
Each one of the ReNall Remedies is
chee1fu]ly compounded from a well
tried receipt. Malta Drug Store.
\ man of good taste, to his needs
alert, will always go dressed in a
Leader shirt. Edwards Il Mcclellan.
Miss Annie Survant returned to her
home at Hinsdale Saturday after a
nice visit with her girl friends in
Malta.
\ Keen kutter bit, and a Keen
kutter brace, for quick easy work,
will win the race. Edwards & Nc
/. lellan.
Mrs. f. +. Crawford and daughter.
Florence, of Glasgow. were visitors
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Barnes last week.
If YOU want to drive nails in Il pro-
tessional manner, the right tool to
use is Keen kutter Hammer. Ed
wards and Mcclellan.
The lady who buys u memo" cor
set at kildutf's buys satisfaction.
They are so durable they make the
lowest price corset you can buy.
Miss Brady Is taking a vacation
from her duties as saleslady at the j.
f. KiIduff store and is spending a
couple of weeks at Great Falls and
Helena.
Mrs. Otto Munson has leased the
Munson hospital to Project Engineer
Geo. o. Sanford who with his family
will occupy it as a residence about
September Goth.
Mrs. Geo. Wilcox was brought in
from the ranch the latter part of the
past week suffering with typhoid
fever. She was taken to the G.. T..
Spellman house IN the west part of
town.
Postmaster r.. W. Garland is the
first in this locality to order cor
llgated steel bin to be used as a
granary. lie has ordered one four
teen feet i'm diameter, to be divided
into four bins, each Of which will
contain 325 bushels.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Brockway
drove to Dodson Saturday and after
a pleasant visit with their son and
his family, returned home Sunday.
They report the irrigated district
Oh the south side Of the river looking
fine with very promising crops.
Mrs. E. Smith is having an outing
at Yellowstone National Park. She
left Malta August 18th, met Miss
LAURA Lee Of KalispeIl at Great Falls
the l4th and together they are enjoy
ing the scenic beauty of this national
resort. She expects to return to
Malta the latter part of this week.
George Smith is going to try winter
wheat again this fall and has seeded
twenty-five acres. He is of the
opinion that those who want to en-
pertinent with it should SOW it within |
the coming week. Experience has
taught Mr.. Smith that it will! not
amount to anything without plenty
Of moisture ia the earth at seeding
time.
Much interest is felt in local circles
over the coming of a ga True Ken
a comedy drama in four
acts. The play deals with life in the
mountains of Kentucky where feuds,
lynchings and nightriders are fire.
1uent. The company promises a
guaranteed production and the play
is interspersed with three high class
speclaties. One night only at the
Eagles Opera House, Saturday, Aug.
goth.
w n g., |