The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-31

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. Kelly ar,
the proud parents of 10-pound sol
born to them last Sunday morning.
The next regular teachers examin
alton will take place at Glasgow an(
Malta Aug. %, 20, 80, beginning al
$50 a m.
kilduff has just received another
carload of barbed wire. Plenty Of
heavy black and galvanized wire OF
hand now.
Bert Grel], head push at the r.
QuarterCircle ranch, is in town fol-
a few days, enjoying the company OF
old friends.
G. b. Toole, an old timer of this
state and a brother of former Cover
nor j. X. Toole, died at his home in
Helena last Friday.
Earl Schempp left Tuesday for his
home in Dakota after spending the
spring and summer here working for
his uncle, Frank Schempp.
| Chase & Sanborn's teas and coffee
put up in alright packages. Stock
always new and fresh at kildutf S,
and costs you no more than the other
| kind.
Joe Oleson was in yesterday getting
load of gasoline preparatory to his
gong over in Blaine county where he
mas contract for q large amount of
breaking.
There will be a social dance given
| by the Malta orchestra in the Eagles
hall tomorrow Nriday) night. Every
one is invited to attend and a royal
good time is assured.
Lloyd Richards was in town Satur-
day from his ranch southeast Of here.
where he is Wrangling the Clanton
bunch of horses. There was a heavy
doWnpour Of rain the night before,
but none fell here to do any good.
Union Congregational Church,
Sunday school at 10 O'Clock and
preaching services in the evening
only, on next Sunday. Special music
by double quartette has been az
ranged for. Everyone cordially inyj-
! ted to attend.
The winter wheat harvest and the
| barley harvest are on in full swing
ana III most leases the crops are far
above the average. About the only
crop affected seriously by the dry
weather was the late flax, and with
the. late rains it may come out all
right
The hay crop this year is very short
and people in some parts of the conn-
try tributary to Malta will have a
| hard time in finding enough to pull
them through the winter. There will
however be a plenty straw, and this
Will go long ways in taking the
place Of hay.
Attorney John Tressler and VIM,
Mcclellan departed Sunday morning
in the formers car for a weeks trip
through Ethe Glacier National park.
1t VIII be nice trip and one thor
onglIly enjoyed by these two gentle
men. There will likely be some extra
big fish stories atloat on their return.
In another column of this paper
will be seen the four days racing pro
gram Of the Valley County Fair As
ISOLATION to be held at Glasgow, Sep
TENDER 10 to 10. There are some of
the best purses hung up that one will
find at amy race meeting in the state,
and there should be some extra fast
horses entered. The management of
the association is endeayoring to get
a special from points up this way and
return, and if they should there will
be a large number from here who will
be III attendance.
The Imperial Elevator Co. and r..
II. Upland have both made applica
ton to the Great North ern Railway
Go. for elevator sites at tins point,
and if they are granted Malta will
have one If not two more elevators
this fall, in time to take care of the
crop. MI. Upland informs us that he
intends to start work OH the one they
are to put up as soon as the site ques-
ton is settled and he can get the ma
teEial on the ground. Malta lost out
on the mill proposition but if we gain
two elevators it will give us about all
the improvements along this line that
is coming to us this year 1t will
most likely be week or ten days be,
for tllQ 81 tac u 70 Crn Mt al