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

8. Any book destroyed or detaced
must be replaced.
Pure Lard Oil at Edwards & Nc
Lellan's.
Home talent play at Eagles Hall
July 5th.
Your shirt will be sure right if it's
a Summit.
Shearer's supplies at Edwards &
McLellal's s.
Open Sundays for baths and barber
work. Shorty's Shop.
Small dwelling for rent $3.50 per
month. Edwards & Mcclellan.
We will be able to do all your bar
ber work. Two BARRIERS always at
worl-no waiting at The Palace.
See the fine white bread the lady
makes. She buys Golden Link -four
at Kilduff's and pays nothing extra,
Honor Brand canned fruit, extra
fancy at Clanton e. Brandon's. We
also have Giant Brand at 25c.
For Sale or Trade-A pure bred
registered Duroc Jersey boar, two
years old. Mahlon Miller, Malta.
Miss Gerda Wikander returned last
Friday from Culbertson where she
has been teaching school for the past
three months. She will spend her
vacation on her homestead south OF
town.
Mrs. Amos Riddle and two little
daughters, Opal and Ruby, who have
been visiting relatives at Zortman,
returned to Malta Saturday and will
prolong their stay here until after
the Fourth when they will return to
Oklahoma.
The electrical storm of Sunday
night played mischevously with the
switchboard in the Office of the Moore
Telephone Company i'll this city $"
that q large number of the telephones
were out of order and could not be
used for a couple of days. Manager
Moore sent a force of men here from
Glasgow and the damage done by the
storm has been repaired.
Rev. l.. j. Christler condu cted SER
vices at Eagles Hall Sunday and
spent the first of the week in our city
attending to work in connection With
h proposed st. Mary's church.
Bishop Brewer has gift of $4,000 in
hand which will be donated towards
the Malta church as soon as a similar
sum is subscribed here. Mr.. Christ
Ter has been soliciting subscriptions
and speaks confidently that sufi-
cient sum will be raised by the peo--
pie of Malta and vicinity.
Miss Adena Fosberg, one Of the
enlarged homesteaders fourteen miles
southeast of town, entertained
number of friends at her home last
Saturday evening. The time was
pleasantly spent in social converse
and with numerous games until an
appetizing lunch was served at mid
night. The merry makers returned
to their respective homes in the early
dawn, all agreeing they never had
better time in Montana. Those pre-
sent were Misses Sundwold, Gerda
and Freda Wikander, Hulda Lllnd
gren, and Messrs. Adam Taylor, Carl
Wikander, Lote Parks, Harry Bill
ings, Lester Larson, Clarence Nc
I.ellan, Ivan and Ole Lefdal.
Harriet Quimby, dramatic and ayi-
alton editor of Leslie's Weekly, the
first woman to fly across the English
channel, and perhaps the best woman
aviator the world has ever seen will
navigate the air at the Montana State
Fair at Helena, September % to 2o.
Secretary Shoemaker annou nces that
he has closed deal with Miss Quinn
by for her services during fair week
and that she will make two flights
day in her Bleriot, 70 horse power
monoplane. Her monoplane W a $
made in France, but before 8 h g
brought it to this country, on April
16 she flew across the English chan
mel from Calais to Dover.
Later:-Miss Quimby met h Z
death Tuesday when she and w, A,
Willard. manager of the Boston meet.
were returning from trip over Bos-