The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-02-19
THE OVERLA D
The Best Medium Priced. Car
on the Market f.
Electric LiGhts and Electric Starter.
A. T. Lev esconte
Satisfactory Repair Work North Side Garage


Facey's is the place to buy delicious
home made candy.
We have one Of the best ranch prop
critics in the state forsale. Cosner q
Co. !
A good girl for general homework !
wants a position. Inquire of Ia
| Person.
Have you seen those waterspts at
McCreary's? They are selling for
only $1.25.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Courtois are
the habpy parents of a little SON born
to them last Thursday.
Parties wanting breaking or break
ing and seeding done can leave WORD
at the En- erprise office.
l.. IL. Upland has been at Great
Falls and other points west this week
looking after business matters.
Mrs. Fred Richter has been very
sick for the past week or ten days,
but at present is getting along 3ely.
A. j. Bishell and Henry P]ott were
passengers TO Havre Tuesday where
they went to close up the contracts
for the Orpheum.
George Mosher was in the latter
part of last week from Zortman at
tending to business matters and
greeting his old-time friends.
Mrs. George Davis entertained a
number of her friends at progressive
whist last Saturday evening, and
those present report fine time.
j. B. Masterson moved his hay
balng outfit down OIL Beaver creek
this week where he has 4 large amount
of hay to bale for different parties
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mayhem leave the
latter part of this week for Nebraska,
where they will be gone some time
attending to business matters pertain
ing to her land.
Those who have not registe red for
the spring election should do so at
once as the time is getting short and
there are several questions of impor-
lance that is left to the voters Of this
city to decide.
The candy and cake sale at the
Great Northern hotel last Saturday
given by the Little Woman's Club
melted the little folks the sum OF ten
dollars, which will be used to buy
children's books for the library.
Mrs. D. H. Macy, residing south
!, Of town, was badly scalded last Fri.
, day evening by hot coffee. She was
preparing a lunch for the big dance
at the new club house when the lid Oh
u the boiler blew off and sent the hot
contents over her head and shoulders.
At p4 esent she is getting along very
nicely.
Senator John Survant disposed o.
= his irrigating plant at Wagner thu
~ first of the week to Thomas Adam!
: Of Chinook, who moved it to tina
place Monday. Mr.. Survant's LAM
'e comes under the big ditch and he viii
!" have no further use for system lik
- the one sold.
! AT the box social held at the J. 3
!, Moore home on Big Cottonwood las
II Friday night the sum Of $44.35 wa
RI melted. This amount will go to bn
;a books for the DeFlyer and Shep
to schools. Those present report
;s splendid time and All excellent sur
per- Auctioneer Win Garland di
the strong talk, and from the amour
g received he must have been at hi
- best.
1o The lecture given by Grand Cha]
pd lain Parker at the Eagles hail las
% Thursday night was we'll ATTENDED
ne and those present enjoyed his tai
rk very much. He presented the prime
q pies of Odd Fellow ship in a very Gle;
ID and impressive manner, and mac
ri many friends during his short sta
n. here. After the lecture the hall WI
turned over to those caring to dane
and the remaining portion of the ey
~ ming was enjoyed to the full eXte1
I'll by those present.
> ss The approach of Washington
Birthday anniversary has called fort
not a few "reminiscences of the fat
-. ~ er OF his country" but none of the
=, are more interesting or more to tt
point, showing the many-sided exec
~ lencies of the man, than the artic
20 appearing Oh another page OF tn
issue. AS man, warrior and state
~ man, Washington yields to no figu
~, of his time, and all readers OF III
" Enterprise should make it a point
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