The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-12-03

George Whitney was attending t,
business matters at the county sea
the first of the week.
c. NJ. Porter of Dodson was in tn,
city Monday OH business and wen
OIL to Saco to look after som,
: interests.
Tom Kelley was down from Dodso,
the first Of the week transactin.
business.
NJ. M. Waymire was attending (
business at tive county seat the frs
of the week.
Bode Grimasley was up from S,s,
Prairie over Sunday laying in lai4
wi"ters' supply of necessities.
! Agent SclnIIiug is at Helena thi:
week attending court where he APP
peass as a witness for the railroad
company in a damage suit.
f. Shower was among those from
here who Went to Helena. Tuesda,
morning to attend the big Shriners
meetSssg.
Call and see ours, 10, Is, and 25i
counter of tinwase, granite ware anG
notiotas that you need every day al
the Variety store.
Hinsdale now fboasts of an elect rio
light plant. The power was turned
on the FIRST of the week and things
down that way look brighter.
Stock Inspector James Mccoy was
in the city the first of the week at
tending to matters pertaining to his
Office.
J. A. TressIer AND Harry Cosnel
were attending to business matters
at .Zortman the latter rart Of last
week.
Mrs. John Parsons arrived in the
city the latter part of last week from
Zortman and is spending a few days
here the guest of friends.
VIM. Armington was q Malta Wis
ltaf over Sunday. lie has been
spending the. summer on his claim
down on.the Missouri near. Leedy.
James Davidson and wife Of near
Wagner are the parents of 4 little
son born to them on THANKSGIVING
day and have little more than most
people to be thankful for
Although not confirmed by the
officials. reports are, being circulated
among all the departments of rail
road employees, thai forces III the
shops and roundhOuse are to be de-
creased from 25 to so per cent. Dur
ing the past week large number Of
men have been laid off. including
many firemen, brakemen, si,opmen
and reaching into the baggage and
similar departments. If the reports
OF still further reductions are true
the force will be the smallest en-
pIoyed in the state for many years.
Considerable interest is already
manifested in the coming to the
Orpheum Theatre.in the near future
of "The Spitlire, a story of the sea,
which is the latest of the Famous
Players productions. The man who
plays the leading role in this exciting
story of "a yacht is Carlyle Blackwell,
yonng California;, who is splendid
as q tyre Of the ideal American
youth. He is stalwart, manly and
Handsome, with classic features
olive skin and coal black hair, and
has the carriage and grace of y
thoroughbred athlete, besides which
he can actall Of which is destined
to make him prime favorite among
the followers Of the screen drama,
Miss Jeannette Rankin, who was
state president of the Nationa
American Woman's Suffrage Associ-
alton for Montana. and organized
and carried out the recent success stu
campaign for equal suffrage in that
state, has been elected to m ember-
ship on the congregational committee
of the association. Miss Rankin will
60 to Washington to join in the
active work Of the committee, which
will be to persuade congress to gran
the right Of suffrage to women.
The law recently passed, giyin!
anyone the privilege Of obtaining 32'
acres of land on the Fort Peck Indian
reservation is unfair to many to sH,
the least. Those who had previousl,
filed on 100 acres may take All add
tlonal quarter, provided one is yacan
| that joins the first one filed upon. 4
part Of the country was PRACTICAL,
filled up before the new ruling wen
into effect and very few who hIe(
before are able to obtain an addi