The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1912-07-04
Late Local News

Don't forget the dance at Eagles
Hall after the show.
Henry Peterson reached Malta yes
terday morning from Helena.
Buy the Red River Special Thresh-
er of Chambers and save all your
grain.
H. Booth of Evanston. Wyoming,
is a new attache of the reclamation
office.
Miss Nathalia Patten of Minneap-
oils, is the new cashier at the j. l..
Kilduff store.
j. "A. Ebaugh and force Of men are
busy as nailers at the wool ware
house these days,
Walter Carlson and G. W. Parsons,
of Dodson, attended the show here
last Friday night.
Harvesting Machine Oil in bulk
bring your cans Chambers Hardware
and Furniture Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Thompson
of Landusky were in Malta Friday to
see IA Texas Ranger"
Mrs. Edw. Arvet spent the latter
part of the past week at Wagner Wis.,
iting relatives and friends.
The St. Anthony & Dakota Eleva-
ter Co., was closed the first Of the
week OH account of the high water.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Olson Of Mimi
esota, are visiting at the home OF
their daughter, Mrs. A. Augustus
Hallstone.
P. w. Murray, U. s, treasurer for
the Board of Customs, Great Falls,
spent Sunday at the home of his
brother. j. T. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dunbar OF Saco,
were Malta visitors Friday, MI.
Dunbar and his three oldest daugh-
ters expect soon to leave for Scot
land.
The Malta ball team met defeat at
Havre Sunday by u to 2 score. The
game is said to nave been tie best
one played Oh the Havre grounds this
season.
Claude Moore returned Friday from
Bad Lands, S. d., where he was call
ed by the illness of MI uncle, but
whom he left much better when he
came away.
A. G. Cordry resigned his position
at the Il. NJ. Irafton store and has
taken another position, that OF book
Keeper with the Coburn Cattle Com
pany at Brookside.
Miss Bessie Forbes of Moline, Ill.,,
was u Monday arrival in Malta. She
left for Zortman Tuesday to spend
the summer with her relatiyes-the
Heaths and Johnsons.
Horace Bien, of Washington, ID. c..
acting director of the reclamation
service, was in Malta Monday con-
ferring with project engineer Sanford
about work OH the Lower Milk River
project.
Miss Rhea johnson while enroute
from Zortman to Chinook, spent a
few hours in town Monday. Her
father is county assessor for Blaine
county and residing at Chinook,
whittier she was going.
Owing to the heavy expense for
visiting teams, season tickets will
not be honored at the ball park to.
day and tomorrow, July 4th and 5th. {.
Tickets for each game will be Is cents
each for every man, woman and child.
Grand stand reserved seats, rs cents.
j. L. Russell Of the South Bench
was in town after supplies Tuesday {.
He states that he and number of
employees are more than busy man
ufacturing high grade cigars at his
homestead, and that he can hardly
fill the large orders received for July
Fourth.
DR.. Arthur G. Jones, son of M. z.
Jones of this city, arrived Monday
morning from Ann Arber, Mich,
where he recently graduated from the
medical department of the university
of Michigan. After brief vacation
with his home people DR., Jones will
go on to Butte where he becomes a
member of the staff of physicians at
one OF the hospitals.
Through the kindness of j. M.
Brayton, manager of the Imp erial
Elevator Co., and G. F. Thompson,
manager of the Thompson Lumber
Company, the Malta Base Ball park
is enclosed today with a bran new
board fence. If the proceeds of the
games played the Fourth and Fifth
are sufficient to purcha sc the lumber