The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-08-20

Miss Marion Survant is spending
the week with Mrs. Minnick at Saco.
Adventures of kathlyn' tonight
at the Orpheum.
Justice of the Peace Evans was here
Tuesday from Glasgow attending to
business matters.
Tom Facey is at Saco this week
experimenting the erection of his
new moving picture house.
Kramer wants a bunch of relin-
quishments. Twenty wanted at
once. See Kramer in the First State
Bank building. 3w1S.
Compare our prices before you buy
anything in jewelry. If it's the best
we have it. Watch repairing the
best. McCreary Jewelry Co.
Mr.. Warner, a lawyer who recently
formed partnership with T. r. kra-
mer of this city, arrived here the lat
ter part Of last week and taken up his
duties. He comes here highly rec
commended and will no doubt get his
share Of the business.
F. j. Ferenc and Miss Mary Nc
Gowan were married last week at
Albany. NY. After a brief wedding
trip to New York city and other
points they will return to this city
where they will make their future
| home.
George Smith wants to hire some
one with motorcycle for few days
until he gets his new Buick thorough
]y broke and opium gentle" He is
intending to snub the Buick to the
cycle and give it workout. The
best thing for him to do is to tie a
few p]ows behind it and it will not
get entirely away from him.
1t is up to Montana voters to DEM
onstrate their interest in the selec-
ton of candidates of their respective
political party. BY taking part: in
the primary election they can exer7
else their ability to nominate thelcan-
didates as we'll as to elect them to
public Office, and improve the public
service by choosing good men of their
political party to make the race.
From every part of the state comes
the reports that arrests are being
made for illegal hunting. In this To-
cality there has not been an arrest
made and it must be that our people
are doing very little of that work, if
amy, and that the game wardens in
this part of the state are thoroughly
awake.
War prices for food is the order of
the day. The local consumers have
already had ample notice of this if
they have been buying the past few
days. There is no real justification
of these prices in the face of boun-
teous crops. A congressional inves-
tigation is talked about. 1t is likely
that something will be done, as the
rise is uncalled for at this time.
L. NJ. Facey has sold out his inter
ests in Malta and is building a new
opera house in Saco. He will install
al up-to-date moving picture machine
and expects to have a show about
four times a week. The building
will be arranged for frst-class
dance hall and will also have a stage
for theatrical companies. The gay
life for Facey!-Saco Independent.
Every Montana voter should take
part in the primary nominating elec.
ton TO be held August 25. 1t will be
the first test of the new system OF
selecting the candidates of each po
litical party. the voters being giyel
the opportunity to express their pref
erence direct instead of delegatine
their power to members of party con
ventions. The success of the direc
primary plan depends upon the ACTIVE
participation of the voters Of eacl
political party.
A man died and went to heaven
He had been a Ford owner and H.
; discovered that heaven was no plac
for him; in fact, he was transferred
to the other place where at station
, he was met by man driving Ford
. He accepted the mans invitation an
i, got INTO the car. On the way dow
e the principal street he saw thousand
e of automobiles just alike. II Sc
Z you have nothing but Fords here" h
said to the driver. "Yes!" reptile
e the chauffeur, "that's the hell OF it.
e Elk.
g The Republicans in Valley count
e have the privilege of voting for Ge'
y W. Ruffcorn for county attorney
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