The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1908-10-21
Don't forget the DOdsOn Excursion.

titled How the dog feels when the is on his tall.
If you did not register two years ago in this pre-
cnct you must register again. Have you registered?
If the campaign should continue two months longer
there would not be spotless reputation left in the
country
Judge Taft didn't find anything the matter with
Kansas, and Kansas didn't find anything the matter
with Judge Taft.
Words against Deeds is the way Governor Hughes
sums up the National issue. And the American people
always put their faith in the man who done things.
Is it possible that the North Montana Review onl,
wants expecns to elect democrat the county
ticket, if not why do they center all their fire and
energy ON the Sheriff. S office:
Jacob See, for public administrator. Everybody
who has been in the end of the county knows
Of or has heard of Mr.. Seel. He is of Valley
tvs most progressive citizens and for Mr.. Scel
vote for an honorable man.
William II. Mann, the republican candidate for
county surveyor, is well recognized through the
county capable surveyor that the opposition did
put up candidate against him. 1t is just well that
they didn't, for Mr.. Mann would have won out any
Registration opened all the county Monday
morning and will close Saturday evening Oct. 9th at
clock, with an extra day on Monday Oct e6th for
the benefit of those who prevented by absence
illness from becoming registered earlier. The actual
registering of has thus far been rather light
but the number of who have called to see that
their the list already is satisfactory.
Lillian d. Harris, the republican candidate for SUI
pernendent of schools, of the best known young
ladies in the county, and recognized the capable
candidate for that office Miss Harris has had several
years of experience teacher in Valley county, and
knows the needs of the schools. The democrats of the
county pfid her high compliment when they refused
to place candidate in the field against her She will
be elected by large vote.
With this issue readers will notice our new
dress, and like little boy with pair of trousers,
proud of our makeup and think we growing
handsome. In the future shall issue eight-page
paper four columns of home print and four columns of
good Geographic patents. We sincerely hope our many
readers will appreciate efforts to please them, and in
the future in the past, accord the same generous
patronage that has marked our success in the past.
In the issue of October 18th, 1908, the North
Montana Review in speaking of candidates. Powell and
Small became somewhat bewildered in their bearings
and included John Survan If this paper wants to be
fair and not indulge in personalities, why should they go
outside of the ticket and attack who is not the
ticket and simply because he occupies the position of
chairman of the Republican Central Committee.
Mr.. Survant is conducting the Republican campaign
fairly and squarey, doing nothing dishonesty under
handed and does not wish to become personal Join the
mud throwing gang but of course, if the Review insists
making Mr. Survant the principal issue in the local
campaign he may be compelled to return the fire.
As the campaign is nearing it's end, the democrats
Of this county making it campaign of personal
abuse. In their organ they making campaign of
nnuendoes and insinuations The result of this policy
has been to convince republicans otherwise kindly dis
posed toward some personal friend upon the democratic
ticket, that this is campaign in which it behooves
republican to hew to the line and show tvors
tavors on the of friendship;
Remember that the republicans have in the field
who have the confidence and respect every citizen
in the county, and besides this the candidates typ
zeal of the principals of Republicansn-the principals
for which Roosevelt, Taft and Hughes advocate. These
facts ought to give the republican candidates the support
of every republican voter in the county
r. +. Crutcher, the Republican candidate for the
office of County Attorney is of the pioneers of the
State of Montana, having resided in this State for the
past thirty years. For Tie last four years he has been
praccing law in Gasg' W, during which time he has
been actively identified with the Republican party of
this county Mr. Crutcher has been actively engaged in
the practice Of the law for forty years, which alone
qualities him for the position of county attorney. His
age is sufficient guarantee that he would be
tive official, and his experience in the practice of the
law sufficient to require the consideration and support
of the Republicans at the November election.
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