The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-01-08
Published every Thursday in the year

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Miss Anna Lee Survant returned to
her studies at st. Paul after spending
the holidays with her parents in this
city.
Attorney Slattery was up the latter
part of last week from Glasgow at
tending to business in Justice Brock
ways court.
We have still a number ot pretty
calendars left for our friends and
customer All who did not receive
one during Christmas week can 40 SO
now by calling for same at the store.
st, HilI's.
Mis-. Ed Pierson returned The first
of the week from Rochestsr Mimi,
! where she underwent an operation
and is OH the road to complete f~coV-
cry, which will be good ne&, 10 her
numerous friends.
The Malta Mercantile company are
advertising bread baking contest in
this weeks Enterprise and h@ya some
very valuable prizes Offered The
competition promises to he lively
and Il large number of entries are eN-
ptcted,
Casting checks for strangers has
proved to be an expensive courtesy
for business mell IN several Montana
towns. In several cases the checks
We're worthless. and the parties who
cashed hem had disappeared before
the fraud WAS discovered.
Henry Plot closed a deal the latter
part vi last week whereby he comes
into possession OF the two Lyman
Barnes residences in the south part
of the city. They are both desirable
pieces Of property and will no doubt
prove to be good investments.
T. G. Pray returned Monday night
from Page, \ d., where he was called
by the serious illness of his Wife's
mother. He reports the weather
there anything but pleasant and says
it has showed there more or less dur
ing his entire stay and not one day of
sunshine.
Edward Elliott, the celebrated
monologist will give the ''I.ion and
the Mouse" at the Eagles hall Mon
day evening. This is the last and
best number of the lecture course.
Ii you have not secured your seats
do so now. A free dance after the
performance.
Mrs. +. W. Hall was passenger
to Minneapolis Sunday night where
she went to have an operation per-
formed OH the baby to remove car
tilage from the nose. In message
to Mr.. Hal! it states the operation
was entirely successful and they will
be home in about ten days.
The Rebecca lodge installed the
following officers at their meeting
last week: n. G., Mrs. Blumentahl;
V. G., Mrs. LeNoir; Chap, Miss
Mable Tucker; Sec, Mrs. Partridge;
Treas, e. l.. Partridge; Warden,
Mrs. r. V. Tucker. After the ill.,
stallation refreshments were served
and general good time enjoyed.
Chas. Wolfe bought an interest in
the A. NJ. Olson meat market the
latter part of last week and from now
OH the firm name will be Olson &
Wolfe. They are both good men in
meat market and should make team
that would be hard to beat. Mr..
Wolfe has been engaged in the meat
business in this place for years and
has made numerous friends who will
be glad to hear that he has gone back
to his trade. We predict for them
the best of success.
The Beggar Prince Opera Co. have
booked in here to play return en-
gagement OH their way back west and
will favor the Malta people with the
well-khown comic opera of ERA Di-
avolo." This company will be re-
membered as having played this city
about the middle of October, and
without a doubt they were the best
company that have played Malta for
a long time. They were greeted with
a good house on their first visit and
standing room at this performance
will be at premium. They will be
here next Sunday night at the Eagles
hall and seats are Oh sale at the Muir
ray drug store.
Miss Olivia Conner, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. Conner, of Helena, and
Roy M. Smell OF Fort Shaw were mar
ried New Years day at II O'Clock at
the brides home at Helena. Rev.
Newman Hall Burdick, pastor, of the
First Presbyterian church officiated.
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