The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-07-31

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per hundred while they last.
Fruit jars, fruit jar rings-ship.
ment to arrive at Kilduff's.
School commences at the Ioule
school Monday with Miss Virginia
CoWan as teacher.
We learn that James Austin had
about 60 acres of crop ruined by hail
the first OF the week.
hoy Hull, the young man stabbed
some time ago is able to be out of the
hospital and up town.
Walter Risen was in yesterday
making final proof on his desert entry
down OH the Missouri.
Get your binder whip at Koke's.
They are the best and cheapest.
Prices from soc to $1.00.
| Miss Alene McGregor of Hinsdale
is visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. F. w. Hall, this week.
G. E. Heath was in from the noun
tains Tuesday attending to business
matters and greeting his many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brandon depart
ed Tuesday evening for Helena where
Mrs. Brandon goes to consult with a
physician.
VIM. Reigle and wife are in from
their Beaver Creek ranch the first of
the week attending to business mat
ters and renewing quaintances.
Miss Gillette will give an entertain
ment in the Eagles hall sometime
early in August. The date and the
programme will be published later.
No. 81 went into the ditch near
Whitefish Monday evening and killed
both the fireman and engineer and
tied up rattle from the west for sew
eral hours.
Dr. Richardson leaves this evening
for Chinook where he meets one of
the Government veterinaries and to-
gether they go some thirty miles
south of Chinook to inspect a bunch
of horses in which some contagious
disease has been discovered.
Mrs. Ebaugh informs us that she
has had sweet corn from her garden
already this summer. She surely
leads the rest of the people of this
place in green corn as we have seen
nothing that looks like there might
ever be corn on it that would be eat
able.
Fifty ranchmen and HON steaders
with their families gathered in Hales
Bros. coulee southeast of Malta last
Saturday where a big picnic dinner
was served to all present. The party
spent the afternoon visiting the many
curious rocks and caverns III that
locality.
Marshall Wolfe picked up a fellow
the first of The week who was a little
under the influence of booze and when
searched he found about $3.50 on him.
1t is ii pretty poor policy for fellow
with sum of money like that to take
q sleep in the streets, as they some
times wake up considerable short.
Wm Talbot returned Tuesday eve
ming from PlentyWood where he has
been doing q lot of cement work and |
will finish up his work at this place at !
AL early date. At Plentywood they
have had several concrete buildings
and cement bridge besides large
amount of cement sidewalks to put in.
A man by the name Of G Gorge Kelly
was arrested early this week charged
with cutting open the pockets of Ed
W oolWorth while he was asleep, and i
on Tuesday was given hearing be-
fore Justice Brockway, who bound
lim over to the District Court i'm the
sum of 1000. lie WAS taken to
Glasgow and placed in jail until court
,onvenes.
The latter part of last week petit
Jon was circulated asking that the
post-ot1ice be removed from it's pres
ant location to the Veseth building
on Sixth Avenue and was signed very
literally. The first of the present
week another petition was presented
to the people requesting that the post
office remain where it is, and this,
like the former one, was literally
signed. The second petition sets
forth the fact that the post-office
where it is now is centrally located
for everyone, and if removed would |
inconvenience a large number of peo-
pie. 1t is very likely to be all inter