The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-12-25
Published every Thursday in the yeal
Additional Locals

The ideal Xmas glft-a VictrOla-
Facey has them.
Hastings Kitchen Cabinets, each
$3.50. Trafton Dorr Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Argent were
at Dodson over Sunday the guest of
friends.
Gifts for him. Every Christmas
article man or boy could desire
at st. Hills.
100000 to loan OH Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer. Office in
First State Bank, Malta. ti2s
Closing-out sale of hand painted
china at Facey's. BE Sure to look
over this line. One-third Off.
Great variety of dolls, from the
smallest to the largest. See them
and you'll admire them. st. Hills.
Several of the enterprsing business
firms of this city have put out very
neat and attractive calendars for the
coming year.
Harnessmaker Koke is gaining
quite q reputation as a dispenser OF
good saddles as this week he received
orders to ship two of them to Iowa.
Owing to the heavy Christmas
mail resulting from the parcel post
the Lovpjoy stage made an extra trip
this week to get all the holiday gifts
out to the people of that part OF the
country.
Mr.. Lewis was here Tuesday from
Rock Greek calling on his numerous
friends. lie expects in the near flu
ture to 60 over across the line to
ranch as the country around him is
pretty we'll taken up.
A fellow by the name of Burger
was bringing a Hupmobile here from
Williston the latter part Of last week
| for demonstrating purposes and in
attempting to cross BoWdoin lake
they ran close to an air hole and the
rear of the machine went through
the ice They had considerable
trouble in getting the thing up which
was accomplished in a day or so and
it is in town now and looks none the
worse for q bath.
O. II. =. Shelley of Helena was here
Monday in the interests of the Pro-
gressiye Party, and together with "
few of the members of that faith met
in the law office of Attorney Stevens
and effected a precinct organization.
lie went from here to Glasgow where
y similar meeting was held that even
4 1Ts:. They are starting III the cam
paign pretty early and will have q
long time to tell how things should be
done before the next election.
The |. O. 0. T. lodge held q meet
/ ing Tuesday night and elected officers
for the ensuing year. There are a
large number from other lodges here
and the local lodge has received their
promise to join here and the lodge
expects to become one of the wide
awake and live lodges of the state.
The meeting Tuesday night was very
enthusiastic and larger number
were out than at any previous meet
ing for long time. If every men,
Der will get out and push, Malta will
again be on the map in Odd Fellow
ship.
The entertainment given by the
city schools Friday night was we'll
rendered and those present enjoyed
themselves Immensely. All those
taking part deserve special mention
from the little fellow who was bribed
into singing up to the professor. The
pupils and teacher worked hard to
make the evening a success, and they
have the pleasure of knowing that it
was we'll received by the public. We
learn they intend to give another en-
tertainment some time in the near
future, and if they do they will be
greeted with full house.
Monday evening Mrs. A. w. Schill-
ing gave six O'Clock dinner to a
number of the friends of her daughter,
M ISIS Helen, the occasion being her
10Th birthday. The dining room was
decorated in Christmas colors. The
three course dinner was comprised of
every delicacy of the season. After
dinner the evening was sDent at the
Orpheum. Those present were lilo
Tressler. Edith Doores, Bernice
Noyce, Lille Davidson, Mildred
Wilson, Nora Stubblefeld. Ada
M illar, Vira Martin, Esther Morris
and Annie Survant.
Charles Huber died at the Malta
hospital last Thursday night and
burial was made Monday in Malta
cemetery. He was young man hay
ing resided here for the past few