The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1911-11-23

Commercial Club Meets

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The Malta Commercial Club held
another enthusiastic meeting at the
office of B. w. Brockway Monday
evening. Since the revival of the
Commercial Club more interest has
been aroused in matters pertaining
to the welfare and progress of the
town than ever before in it's history.
The town needs this awakening and
it will doubtless result in much good.
Several new committees were ap-
pointed and the question of fire pro-
lection for the town of Malta thor
oughly discussed. A committee con-
sisting OF j. F. Murray, Jas. A. Bat
tram, John A. Tressler, Harry Co.'S
ner and II. v. Tucker. who will be
known as the civic committee, was
appointed to confer with the city coun-
Gil relative TO the purchase of hose
cart, engine or other needed fire pro-
lection apparatus. The appointment
of publicity committee-L. G. Ed.
wards, b. w. Brockway and DR..
Devney--was made and it was decid-
ed to get out a number of thousand
descriptive circulars and place them
in the hands of Dan Mckay for dis
tribution at the st. Paul Land Show
which opens December 12. L. G,
Edwards, A. Davidson, John A.
Tressler, b. w. Brockway, and Har-
ry Cosner were appointed an irriga-
tion committee TO work IN conjunc-
tion with the Water Users associa-
tion and the Reclamation service in
further advancing the interests of
the settlers in the valley and assist
ing in every possible way the hast.
ening of work on the unfinished irri-
CATION project.
Under the leadership of Lyman
Barnes the Club is now we'll organ
lied and there is every reason to be-
lieve that these first harmonious and
successful meetings are indicative of
a strong and healthy growth.
Dressed Chickens for sale. Mrs.
j. A. Couch.
Leader shirts and underwear at Ed
wards & McLellan's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcdonald are
now located at Wallace, Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Myers and
daughter, Miss Cecil, spent Sunday
and Monday at Havre, returning
to Malta Tuesday.
w. r. Mcdonald and family of
Blue Earth, Minn., arrived in Malta
Monday and will visit Mrs. McDon-
AIDS brother, p. s. Simser of Love
joy.
George Forge who has made this
territory for number of years in the
interests of Jenny-Semple- Hill & Co.,
st. Paul, Minn., was calling on the
Malta trade Tuesday.
w. H. Martin and son Carl, who
went to Burnett's Greek, Indiana,
about two weeks ago, are expected
home Saturday, Mrs. Martin and
Miss Vira, who have been in Indiana
for nearly three months, will return
with them.
Fred Osthoff of Harlem, and Ma
mie Mayberry of Malta, were united
in marriage Tuesday night, Justice
Minugh officiating. They will reside
in the cottage recently erected by
Mr.. Osthoff in the south part OF
town. They have the best wishes OF
many friends.-Harlem News.
The Saturday Evening Dance Club
gave their initial ball at Eagles
Hall last Saturday evening. The
dance was we'll attended and the in
troductory committee got in such
good work that clique or party lines
were effaced and there was one hap
py "bunch" Of merrymakers. The
Club will give another dance next
Wednesday evening -Thanksgivin
eve-and even more pleasure is an
ticipated than at this first ball.
Regular services of the Methodist
Church, Sunday. Nov. 26, II.
Sunday School 10000 a. M, subject,
"Nehemiah's Prayer" Preaching,
1900 a. m., subject, "The true sig-
nificance of the Eucharist"
We are about to begin a series of
meetings for the saving of souls, and