The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-10-22
Finest line of millinery goods at


For RENT:-Nice office room in Ed
wards 4 Mcclellan block.
Your last winter hat can be made
like new at Mrs. Crofut's.
B. D. Phillips has been in Malta
for several days on business.
Some extra good second-ha fur
niture for sale. Call at the II. M.
Trafton residence.
Gov. S. V. Stewart was in Malta
again OH Wednesday between trains
OIL his way to Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Argent and
family left Malta OH Sunday for their
old home in London, Eng.
A food and apron sale will be held
at Browns store on Saturday, Oct.
"a, by the Methodist Aid Socitey.
Anton Muhs returned the first of
the week from Portland, Oregon,
where he was called by the death Of
his father.
The Glasgow News says that when
Phillips county is created it will cost
Valley county 36h per cent of it's
revenues.
Game Warden DeHart was here
the latter part of the week greeting
his numerous riends. He was one
of the Governors party.
G. w. Kramm leaves this week for
u business trip to Chicago. From
there he goes to Florida where he
has some land interests to look after.
Valley county has 1853 registered
voters according to the list just
prepared by Clerk and Recorder Dale.
Malta has $50 which shows All
increase of 10 since the primaries.
Chas. Christy is probably the
champion tomato grower of this part
of Montana. From seventy-two vines
he marketed over SO worth of the
vegetable which is a record that is
hard to beat.
Ellis Blumenthal has returned home
from Washington, d. G. where he
has been in the War Departm ent for
the past few months. Mrs. Blnmen-
thai will stop in st. Paul few days
before returning to Malta.
G. o. Shirdahl who has been here
for the past two or three weeks
making improvements on his farm
south of town, left the first of the
week for North Dakota to make ar
rangements to ship here at an early
date.
There will be another one of those
dances at the Princess theatre to-
morrow (Friday) night. The change
is made in order that those from
town can attend the dance at the
Turpin home south of town Saturday
night.
An important meeting of the Wool
Growers Association is to be held at
Chinook Oh Oct. END when w. L.
Ritch, the foremost Australian au-
thority on wool-growing, will give
two lectures on the subject. Most of
the wool men of this part of the state
will be in attendance.
Ed McGrady, the right hand man
in the Enterprise shop is TAX ing a
well-earned vacation for two or three
weeks. He is down OH the Missouri
after deer and from remarks made
prior to his going, he will not return
without one even if he has to get
across with a liberal amount of silver.
Mack is of the old school of printers
and better man never caught cases.
We hope he has a good time and at
the same time he cannot get back any
too quick to suit us.
The task of getting those who sign
ed the petition withdrawing territory
or their names from the original Pc
titions was commenced yesterday in
both Saco and Dodson. Those in
charge of the work are meeting with
the best of success in both localities
and tomorrow night will see at least
IS per cent OF them back OH the orig
inal petition. The only reason they
have signed the withdrawal petition
was that they were not thoroughly
acquainted with the facts and pro-
cedure Of the steps to form 4 new
county. Had the voters of the new
proposed county been thoroughly
posted on the subject it is very doubt
full if there would have been the
present trouble. The outcome will
be just the same and when the hear
ing comes off Saturday the election
will be called for Phillips county.
The Malta Light Compan ny has
started the erection of a new re-