The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-11-27

wa rds u McLellan's.
There are lots of overcoats, but
when you buy one it will pay you to
get a sincerity" at Edwards 4 Nc
Lellan's.
The Arcade restaurant is putting
OH some Thanksgiving feed today and
have menu card out naming about
all the various dainties there is.
Fnll-blood Plymouth Rock roosters
for sale at my ranch Is miles south
Price, $l.OO each. Address j. l..
Russell. or call at Enterprise Office.
Marshal Dubois was pinched last
night Oh the charge of gambling and
will be given hearing at some fn-
| ture date. Malta and her marslals
are playing in hard luck.
| School has been closed for the
Thanksgiving vacation today and to-
morrow and number of the pupils
| living in the country have gone home
to eat turkey with their par ents.
Jeff Davis who was arrested here
some time ago for robbing a dentist
office in Chinook and sent up to the
pen has made good his getaway
from that institution. He was a
trusty and working OH road work
A number of the young men Of this
city have formed what will be known
this winter as the Recreation club.
They are planning OH some big times
later OH in the season. Ii the name
has IN ything to do with the club it
would be good one to belong to.
Miss Virginia Cowan returned
Tuesday from Helena where she had
been to visit with her brother Of
whom mention is made elsewhere in
this issue. The Cowan family have
the sympathy Of their large circle Of
acquaintance in their trouble.
The man who never lived in the
country when a boy and made cider,
milked the cows, kissed the girls at
the husking bee, staked hay in the
high wind, or swallowed quinine in a
scratched apple, castor oil in cold
coffee, ate molasses and sulpher, and
drank sassafras for three months in
the spring to purify the blood, has
lived in vain.
The council met in the office of b.
w. Brockway Tuesday evening with
all members present excepting AL
derman .Misfeldt. Tie usual routine
of business was gone through and the
ordinance for Sunday closing came
up and was given its first reading.
It will have to be given two more
readings and then posted for thirty
days prior to it's taking effect.
Wheat, at present prices, is a loos-
, ing game, but the farmer pays the
freight both ways, and so long as
. this is the case there can not be much
J money in raising grain to sell. How
ever there are classes of grain the
= farmer can raise for hog feed that
assure something. Hogs are very
promising just now and SO are COWS
and a combination Of the COW, pig
9 and chickens cannot be beaten.
$ John Walker, a We]l-known COW
boy in this city. who was connected
;, with the Matador Cattle company OF
the Belknap reservation, was taken
back to Texas last week by Sheriff
Sam Kelly who arrived from Their
with requistion papers for him
Walker is wanted on a charge 0
y burning brands down there. He mad
u no attempt to resist eXtradition ant
: declared that lie would easily prove
Z" his innocence.-I Harlem News.
We understand the CommerciA
Club is considering the adyisabllit,
of putting in a row of htching post
on Front street for the use Of thos
- coming in from the country for
y short time. A row of hitching post
would be all right and would help on
= farmer friends a great deal, but t.
put them on Front street would ap
= pear to us to be out of place as Their
. are so many other places that woul
be far better.
- The frost is on the pumpkin AM
~ the fodder is in the shock. Oh
~ Crimp is here, the time is near t
= have things piping hot. The day
~ are sad and dreary, this is the tim
y Of year when it's little warm fo
:" whiskey and too cold for lager bee
y. The house cat squats OH the bac
W porch, the watch dog bays the moor
t. there is no spooning in the parks. a
Up natures out of tune. The old ma
III has a worried look as he humps dow
on the street and drops in with otht
O. buns where things are free to ca
We The boys and girls begin to howl II
rp l,okkor kl.;n~o IN r,oor mud r. nd rr