The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-06-12

Dudley Jones, of Dodson, was a
Malta visitor Tuesday night.
Fresh vegetables and fruit at right
prices at the Malta Mercantile Co.
For rents furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Mrs. Munson.
! For a long or short time farm loan
see Lyman Barnes. 52tf
We sell the best bread at prices
that cannot he beat. Malta Mere. Co.
Now is the time. Come right in
and make yourself at home at the
Variety Store.
Mr.. b. M. Phillips came in from
the ranch on Wildhorse Monday, re-
turning Tuesday.
Mrs. Jay Brown of Great Falls is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Martin of this city.
Earnie Loyejoy and Floyd Allen
were in town Monday the first time
for about three months.
Without a question the Slre-fit is
the most humane* horse collar ever
produced. b. H.'koke.
Miss Vira Martin, who has been
attending school in Great Falls, has
returned home for the summer vaca
ton.
Cyrille Roy, of down on Beaver
creek was in the city yesterday call
ing Oh friends and renewing acquain-
tances.
Misses Gale and Ruth Gardner re-
turned this week from Lakeside,
where Miss Ruth has been teaching
school this spring.
The call statements of the two
banks appear elsewhere in this issue
and shows the two institutions to be
in first-class condition..
Work on the second story of the
Ole Veseth block is progressing rap
idly, and 1T will not be long before
the building will he completed.
Tie Matador cattle outfit have
taken hve-year lease on the Fort
Belknap Indian Reservation and ex-
pect to put in between Is 900 and 20,-
600 head of cattle.
The Malta orchestra composed of
Ed White, Nels Shirdahl, Joe Sklower
and Miss Partridge goes to Zortman
tomorrow where they play for the big
dance there that evening,
The people south of Malta had
good rain Tuesday night accompan
led by a severe electrical storm. Some
rain fell here and a little north of
town, but not near as much as south.
Arthur Thompson arrived in this
city Tuesday from Canada where he
has been during the spring and ex-
poets to go out to his claim near War
rem Sewers sheep ranch in few
days.
VIM. Talbot and force of men are
busy this week putting in the cement
sidewalks around the Cavanaugh
brick block. Mr.. Talbot is a good
workman and is doing tirst-class
work, and work that is giving the
best of satisfaction.
The Malta Second team went down
to Saco Sunday and cleaned up the
team of that place to the tune of ii
to 1, and II innings. Our second
team is coming right to the front and
are playing first class ball.
Yesterday forenoon there. were
seventy-two plows hares brought into
the Schuster blacksmith shop to be
sharpened and pointed. We have
been told that plowlng was thing of
the past or at least until it rainel,
but this does not look like there was
any let-up to blowing.
Gov. st; wart has returned from his
| trip to Washington III the interest of
the irrigation projects and is of the
opinion that the work will now go on
as though nothing had happened. He
thinks that the Secretary of the inter-
Tor is now satisfied with the condi-
tions along the projects under the
course of construction.
Union Congregational Church, Har-
10 II. Ferris, minister. Sunday. June
Is, Sunday School 10 O'Clock; morn
ing service, II O'Clock. Subject
"Philip and the Ethiopian" Even
ing service o'clock; subject, "The
First Thing" Wednesday, June IS.
Ladies' Aid meeting with Mrs. Sch ep-
pelmann. Church services in the
Masonic Hall.
The Hinsdale ball boys gave the
Malta team game here last Sunday.
the score being 10 to 0. The game
was the poorest of the season and
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