The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-07-16
Additional Locals

L.. G, Edwards was at DodsOn OH
Sunday last.
Henry Plott and wife are enjoying
the beauties of nature at Glacier Park
for few days.
Henry Rollde is spending few days
| III the city from his big sheep ranch
OIL Beaver creek.
Our readers will find the second in
stallment of our new serial story OH
page six OF this issue.
John Survant recently purchased
about 400 head of horses frcm Joe
Legg OIL the Missouri river.
The Malta Mercantile Co. has an
attractive price on Standard Sisal
Binder Irvine. 1t will pay you to in
quire.
Harry Argent left for Alhambra
Hot Springs on Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Argent is visiting with friends
in Dodson
There was no meeting Of the city
council Tuesday night on account of
the absence of Aldermen Robinson
and Misfe,lt.
ForND-A sum Of money. Owner
! cam have same Ivy calling at this
ulilce, describing purse and paying
for this notice. tfl3
II. s. Flint. editor of the Big Sandy
Mountaineer, was Malta visitor
Saturday night, and made this office
a pleasant call while in the city.
The Malta ball team lost the game
at Harlem Sunday by Il close margin
of to s. The game next sunday will
be with the Glasgow team on the
local diamond.
There will he new steel bridge
built across AlkaIi near the old May
berry lanch Immediately, and will be
IA great convenience to those who live
out OH the west side of the creek.
Miss Dorothy Aver of VermiIlion,
S. d., has purchased the Ed Culbert-
son REIMBURSEMENT north of the city
and will reside Oh the same. Miss
Aver is sister Of Mrs. f. w. Runge.
George Morrison of the north bench
has been enjoying a visit from his
parents who came up from Scobey
with team last week and will spend
few weeks in the north country.
Allin Arnot has been troubled with
sore feet Of late, having had to walk
in from Alkali recently OH account of
an auto accident. Alin will soon be
able to enter a slow foot race if no
complications set in.
Miss Mabel Peck and Miss Wini-
fred Partridge left Monday night for
Glacier Park to join the large colony
OF Maltaites who are ''Seeing Amer
lea First" at this beautiful recrea-
ton place in the mountains.
The rainfall for the month of June
was something unusul for Montana,
and Malta has the record OF having
the second largest rainfall in the
state, the total precipitation being
| III Tor the month.
NOTICE. The MaltaW oman's Club
desires that all those who wish to be-
come members, and whose names
have not already been sent in, to send
their names as soon as possible to
Mrs. II. A. Parker, that the program
forthe coming year may be completed.
Several complaints have been made
of late about great big sixteen and
seventeen-year-old boys bathing in
Milk river near the old wagon bridge
and exposing themselves to passing
teams. The town authorities have
been notified to have it stopped and
also the county officials.
Mrs. James Kiduff entertained a
number OF the young folks at her
home on the hill Saturday night in
honor OF Miss Sarah Phillips who has
been spending II week with Mrs. Kill
duff. The lawn was tastefully dec
Grated and Japanese lanterns hung i'm
the trees added much to the beauty of
the scene. A bountiful lunch was
served ut IL pm, tafter which the
guests soon dispersed.
The great display of good roads
making machinery that viii be ex-
hibited at Great Falls during the
dates of the State Good Roads, Con-
gress, the Inter-M Mountain Good Roads
annual convention and the, Great
Falls Jubilee, occupying the week
from August 10th to l5th,::is attract
ing the widest attention and support
to secure the attendance of Good
Roads making people is being re-
ceived from every source, the latest
being an urgent call sent out by the