The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-01-15
PUY Mems Clothing at a
A-3 men store. ...
EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

I.itie - ttitIE titli NdS DilhIFQ Il very
IlatteriJ1g position with the reelama-
tioa service With Headquarters at
Washington, D.C., but owing to cir
eNmstancea WAS unable to accept.
The ladies OF the st. Mary Guild
VIII! hold "A food and apron sale III tile
chapel OH 9th avenue, Friday, Jan.
80 Iuncil viii he served during
the afternoon and everyone is invited
to attend.
Is, 5. perrile departed the first of
tive week for q visit at his old home
at Grand island, Neb. He will re-
main there until spring when he will
return and resume his labors on his
farm south of town.
We note by the Butte Miner of a re-
cent issue that DR.. Arthur Jones and
Miss Lois Caroline Gum were mar
RED in that city The groom is we'll
known here and has many friends
who extend congratulations. They
will reside at Marquette, Mich.
where the doctor has large practice.
Il, j. Moore was up the first of the
week from Glasgow in the interests
OF Tile telephone company. They
have recently installed plant at
l]insdale and Wolf Point and have
both in fine working shape at present.
They expect to commence repairs on
the Malta system in the early spring.
Jay Bishop was brought up from
Dodson Tuesday to the county Jail
to await trial here on a charge of
burglary. He was bound over by
Justice Dabney. Bishop was accused
OF looting some of Phillips sheep
camps out towards Brookside. While
awaiting examination i'm Dodson lie
tried twice to burn up the Jail there.
Chinook Opinion.
The'law that went into effect the
first of the year relative to the mark
ing OF the weight and makers name
on butter has not been observed very
we'll in this city. The law requires
that each package of butter or cheese
must be plainly marked with the
makers name and the net weight, and
the penalty for not complying with
the law is quite heavy.
Tla Scotch in and around Malta
are making great preparations for
the celebration of Bobby Burns Day
at Chinook Oh the 25th of this month.
The prog ramme as being prepared is
u very elaborate one and the even
ing's entertainment Will wind up with
big banquet and dance. The COM
mlttee on arrangements have secured
the talent of a number of noted sing
ers for the occasion and good time
is assured all who attend.
The Beggar Prince Co. played the
musical comedy Fra Diavolo'' at
the Eagles hall to a good-sized house
Sunday night, and while the play was
good and the actors and costumes
fine. it did not come up to the play
they put on here early this winter
We have heard no complaint from
those present but we are Of the] opin-
ion that they would have received
more praise had they played "The
Beggar Prince"
d. E. Leach gave an interesting re-
port on hog feeding test. In a pen
OF so hogs, weighing at the time Of
beginning the test 1871 lbs, and for 80
days each gained 2.6 lbs. per day, or
5000 lbs. as a whole. Eight lbs. of
ground wheat and barley were con-
sumed per day by each hog. Thus, a
gain of 5000 lbs. from 10000 lbs. of
feed means Mr.. Leach gains, figuring
the feed costing 81 per cwt. or $12o,
and the market price of hogs which is
cents. the amount of 1878. And in
other words he sold his wheat and
barley at approximately $1.s6 per
bushel. -Valerian.