The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-10-02
Registration News.

After the first 100 names had been
drawn Fupsdoy morning at q lasgow
for Fort Peck lands, adjournment was
taken until / o'clock pan. to allow
the scene to be enacted out of doors
where it was not so dark and enabled
the moving picture mel to obtain a
better view than that inside.
II the afternoon the drawing was
continued and every day thereafter
until Friday. $4,000 We're drawn, ILL
stead Of just s, S,zs0G, to fill vacancies of
those who will drop out Of the list.
The first Montana man to draw a
number WAS Martin Golden, of Miles
City, being fourth in the list. The
first lady WAS Miss Hazel Richardson
Of Great Falls, who drew number Is.
Glasgow has received much alver-
tising all over the United States the
past month.
While the Great Northern has dome
much III the line Of publicity. Walter
b. montgomery Of Troy, Kansas,
stayed here all through he rpcistra-
ton, sending out daily bulletins to 81
large dal]ies. lie has EN- pIoyed from
three to twelve stenographers to get
out the work for bin,. lie was SO JIM
pressed by the possibilities in this
part Of the c, untry that he said he
would return in the near future and
90 into business.
Another good booster for Montana
was o. w. Seatoi, immigration agent
for the Great Northern, whose home
is III Detroit, A[icl, on being refused
assistance by the Glasgow business
men in obtaining a . ood exhibit, it is
said that he Went out in the country
and bought samples of grains, grasses
ETC., for the exhibit booth at the de
pot, and WAS lWays earnestly talking
ing to the many strangers who were
anxious for information.
George Il. Il ;rke has established a
locating office and is getting out PAM
phlets, atc,, to all those whose nanps
are being listed. H e has a large force
ut WORK in The office, besides several
crews g.a the reservation. lie eoal-
plete map OF Fort Peck reservation
that ll. has had compiled is the larg-
est one known, being 8 III feet in
size. If he keeps on the way he has
begun lie will make Il good success OF
the loc 'ting business.
A feature picture taken by pathe's
Week ~ man IS entitled "rhe Bishop
OF \ II Outdoors, picturing the work
of Rev. j.. J. Christler all through
the Milk River valley in the service
OF the Episcopal church. Some were
taken at Poplar among the Indians
! also, The last of the series were
taken at st. Matthew'S s chapel last
Wednesday in this city. Manager
Wilson Of the Orpheum will announce
when the pictures will be shown here
Glasgow is resunling its normal
condition after the exciting days OF
] tile registration. The famous Fort
Peck hotel and Quality theatre are
being taken down, lso other smaller
street concessions. Quite Il number
of strangers are Still in town talking
| land on nearly every corner down
town. A large number have to stand
! in line yet at the postotiice waiting
for mail.
HE popular popcorn man at tile
Goo1kiNd block corner is still doing
/ n thriving business. several Young
men and women who came out to reg
lister have obtained temporary posi-
tio1s with the local land men doing
stenographic work and typeWriting,
while others have been doing work Of
diff erent kinds-helping them out in
their expenses, and to get IN idea of
conditions and opportunities III the
est.
Following are the lucky Malta
Winners:
No. $f Charles j. Davey. p. Q. box sol.
| -. lulu NJ. Hyde Don 5t.
~. VIM. Steve
TEgs ;. f. Hytte.
| lsGc. Josef SkIower.
ass!6. I. T.. GriSdalt.
4A1 Everett Thompson.
q5.3, Jim Horigan.
,~54, Charles Shroup.
49,. {. Emerson.
tfj. Fred Stark
,,.1. I. b. Wilson.
>s65, =. l.. McCreary
~ Louis 'rett.
tftnJ Mabel NJ Peck