The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-07-09
THE OVERL AND
The Best Medium Priced Car
on the Market
Electric Lights and Electric Starter.
A. r. LeVesconte
Satisfactory Repair Work North Side Garage

Rev. COokingham returned the lat
ter part of last week from short
visit in Chicago.
100000 to loan on Valley county
farm lands. See Kramer. Office in
First State Bank Building, Malta.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Lovejoy are the
parents of a little daughter born to
them Sunday.
Miss Mabel Peck came up from
Glasgow to spend the Fourth in the
best little town OH tile line.
Mrs. Lyden, who has been visiting
here for some time, returned Monday
to her home in Minnesota.
Byron Hurley and Ezra Ereaux
were down Tuesday from Wagner
with loads of people in their new cars
to take in the show.
Martin Olson officiated as special
police on circus day, and Fred Tan
ner, Vern Ludwick, and Mr.. Olson
were all OH the force the Fourth.
A party of reclamation boys COM
posed Of Mills, Prendergast, Schlecht
and Hill left the first Of the week for
ten days. or two weeks fishing trip
through Glacier Park.
Two wagon-loads Of parcel post
shipments for Zortman arrived IN
Dodson last Friday for the Fourth OF
j uly celebration at Zortman. The
stage sure enough has plenty to do
out that way nowadays.
The farm residence, together with
contents, owned by j. j. O'Reilly,
near Wagner, was totally destroyed
by fire one day last week. The house
hold goods We're insured.
G. G. Mills, the new editor Of the
Dodson Idea, has enlarged the paper
to eight pages and is getting out q
neat aud nawsy local paper. We
wish him every success in Dodson.
r. H. Kane and family of Glasgow
spent Saturday with friends in Malta.
This was the first trip Dick had made
here for some time and he was more
than surprised at the growth Of our
little city.
L. Wieshella, Mike O'Neil, Frank
Tiet. Judge Davidson, Byron Hurley,
Mrs. Scott, G. w. Parsons and family
and George Dyas were among those
from Wagner who spent the Fourth
of July in Malta.
With circus and minstrel show
both playing in the city the same day
and date Malta was some busy town
/ Tuesday. A great many were in
from the north country and also a
, number from the south bench.
The new courthouse recently COM
? pleted at Chinook was dedicated the
Fourth with appropriate ceremonies
The building is one of the finest of it's
kind in the state and the people OF
that county have reasons to fee
proud of structure of this kind.
Dudley Jones and other parties are
about to erect new 100000 hotel at
Dodson. This will prove welcome
news to Maltaites who, in the past,
have had to sit up all night if by
chance they stopped over in Dodsol
during the night.
VIM. Tietz, who has been the chief
ball tosser for the Malta team, de.
parted the first Of the week for Port
land where he will join the coast
league for the balance of the season,
Bill is a good baseball man anC
made many friends here who will
watch his ball career with interest.
George Russell left yesterday fol
Saco where he will be grain buyer
!. at that point for the st. Anthony &
: Dakota people. MI. Russell is al
experienced man in the grain bust
', ness, and although he has dry-]an(
= farmed for the past four years will
make good in the elevator. dis fam
n i]y will move to Saco later
MI. and MIS-. Fred Cooper were a.
. Glasgow last Friday night at TIN
drawing of the prizes in the Courie
' contest. The many friends of Mrs
y Cooper in this city were in hopes sh
would be one of the successful two
- and win an auto. We learn that TIN
- Buick was secured by q lady in til
county seat and the Ford went t
| Culbertson.
| We understand that large porto
of the business section of Wolf Poin
| was burned last Thursday night. Th
fire started from an explosion i
Watson's bakery and rapidly sprea
to other buildings. Among the built
ings burned were Watson's baker!
Coffee's hardware store, the Heral
| office Small'S store HansOn'S cOnfel