The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-01-29

QUY Mems Clothing at a
D mems store.
EDWARDS K MCCLELLAN
A car load Of machinery for the
mill being built by the Ruby Gulcl
people arrived ~ the city tue hitter
pa 1T Of last week and will be taken to
the mine at Zortman in a short time.
Just received, a new line Of gents
watches. Come in and see what we
have. 1t Will not cost you anything
to look, but it is money III your
pocket if you buy. X. j. McCreary.
Permit me to call your attention
to the fact that this is the time or
year to oil your harness before spring
work begins. 1t will renew the life
and color of your harness. 1t keeps
the leather soft and pliahle aud pre-
vents it from cracking and renders 1T
waterproof. Is. II. Koke.
The ladies aid society of the Con-
gregational church VIII give pam
cake supper and social in the Eagles
hall on Wednesday night, February
4th. A good musical program Is be-
ing prepared and a good time is
assured all who attend. Supper will
be 35c for adults and 25c for children:
Remember the date
Attorney j, "A. Tressler has re-
signed as city attorney, his reslgna.
ton having been handed in Yesterday
morn ing. Mr. Tressler has devoted
considerable time to the business OF
the city and has rendered $ rylces
that should be appreciated. Papers
in the water works issue drawn by
Mr.. Trpssler stood the test. while we
notice in other towns where similar
proceedings We're had they have had
no end Of trouble, and at Big Sandy
| they have lost out entirely.
An opinion has been rendered b,
| the attorney general regarding tht
qualifications of citizens who sign pc
ttions for new school districts. Th'
attorney general holds that 'parent
or guardians are not qualified TO sigl
! a petition for the organization of ;
new school district unless they hay
child Ell of school age whose name!
appear in the official school census
/ and who are at the time of signing 0
the petition residing within the pro
posed new district at a greater dis
lance than two miles from any schOO
house,
Il Frank Baker, promising youn
man who has made Harlem his head
quarters for about a year, and game
the confidence of Il few friends. wrot
few checks at Il late hour Wednes
day night to square up some debt
that he had contracted during tn
evening, but made them larg
enough so that lie got some chang
back. The checks were honored b
the bartenders at the Club and M;
vericll saloons, but the next mornil
it WAS discovered that there We're i
funds in the bank. Baker got out (
town OH No. 3 the same night, wit
: about $25, and the officers are hot Q
his trail. Harlem News.
The many friends of Walter File
cher were surprised Monday to leal
! of his death at his home on the Nh
! selshell from pneumonia. The d
4 ceased had only been sick for thr
y days. He was a merchant at th
place and had numerous friends wi
extend sympathy to the bereaved wi
and two children. The remains we
brought to Malta yesterday and pr
J pared for shipment to the old hon
\ IN Kansas. Mr.. Fletcher was q YOU
man and had made this country h
y home for the past twelve years. al
by honest dealings he had mae
4 friends OF ali whom he met. L
y community has lost a good man a.
1, one it could i'll afford to lose.
i How much white blood it takes
4 convert a blOoded Indian III
q mixed blood, is to be passed on
a the supreme court. Solicitor Genel
y Davis today asked the court, becau
d OF the large amount Of land oWnt
n ship turning upon the answer, to CO
4 slider the question at All early da
q The question has arisen specifica
s III the case of the Chippewa India
I of the White Earth reservation
"A Minnesota, where, under the la
= 'mixed bloods" are permitted to S
their allotted lands at once. L
y circuit court of appeals of the elgl
N circuit has held that an indefina|
N mixture of other blood makes India
, "mixed bloods. and the governme