The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-09-25

! h'0lytulnp 20 clOtne men at Ed
wards \ McLellan's.
Mems warm WOODEN underwear at
Edwards & McLellan's.
For comfort, quality and style wear
Florsheim shoes. Edwards & Nc.
I4ellan.
: Mrs. Henry Plot visited the latte,
part OF last week with her parents at
Harlem.
Sewing wanted by experienced
dressmaker at Persons, upstairs
Mrs. V. G. Agard. Up
Jim Abrams went down to Glasgow
the latter part of last week and regis.
tered for Fort Peck land.
Park Spellman left the latter part
OF last week for Austin, Ind, after
spending the summer here looking
after his business interests.
A large number of the local hunters
took advantage Of the rainy weather
the first of the week and spent the
time on Lake Bowdoin gathering in a
few ducks.
have a good half section of land
that | wish to trade for range horses
aAd mares. The land is we'll i'm
proved and a good tract. See me at
my place on Sec. 2 IS 30.
The Glasgow Courier states that
joel Aschliman has been very sick
for the past several weeks with the
typhoid fever, but that he is on the
road to recovery ut present.
The sage hen and grouse are ripe
next Wednesday and then cHn be
picked according to the state game
law The limit is five a day per per
Son. There Will be no tronble in
gong the limit as both are very plen-
tiful this year.
+. l.. Anderson and G. A. Caldwell
OF Audubon, Iowa, arrived in this
city Thursday for a visit at the home
OF the editor OF this paper The for
mer expects to purchase a tract of
land in this country and is of the
opinion that Valley county has a
great future.
Mrs. VIM. Cosner, mother of our
townsman Harry Cosner, and his Sis
ter, Mrs. Patterson, returned the lat
ter part of last week to Nebraska
after several days visit in this city.
They will stop for a short time at
Scotch Bluffs before going on to their
home at Clarks.
Game Warden Burke is to again
enter the real estate business i'm the
spring when the filings on the Fort
Peck land commences. Mr.. Burke
knows the east end of Valley county
like a book and can render the new
settlers all kinds of assistance.
X. o. Knowles was here the first Of
the week from Livingston in the in
terests OF the Uakota-M ontanjau. a
/ magazine published at A berdpen and
devoted to the building up of the
northwest. Mr.. Knowles is a pleas
ant fellow to meet and enjoyed good
business in this city.
The building formerly occupied by
The Enterprise is being worked over
this week getting it ready for the oc-
cupancy of e. l.. McCreary with his
stock OF JeWelry and repair shop. A
new glass front is being put in and
the building otherwise repaired and
| Improved and when completed will
make Mr.. McCreary first-class store
room.
The latter part of last week The
Enterprise office was moved from the
quarters it has occupied to the base
ment of the new Survant block and
we are now nicely located and ready
at all times to serve the public. It is
quite chore to move a printing plant
but 1T was done without mishap. We
want our friends to call on us in our
new home and see if there has not
been a great improvement made in
the move.
Inning ration Agents Weber and
French were here the first of the week
looking over the country south of
town in view of bringing in large
number of settlers from the east.
They were we'll pleased with the coun-
try and have picked out four town.
ships which they are to settle up in
the next few weeks. They are aiming
to get the very best class of settlers
Observation-Disclosures with money to go
a head and improve the country.
Last week John Ebaugh sent about
one hundred prospective settlers to
this place from the Glasgow registra-
ton and they were treated to free
trips through the country by our cit
lzens who own machines. They were
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