The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-09-17
Mems Steel Grey Worsted
Suits. extra good values.
$500 per suit.
Trafton-Dorr Co.

Hay, pork, and good breed of pigs
for sale at the w. Primeau ranch.
Anyone wishing to winter stock,
1 have plenty of pasture and lots OF
good hay. Also have some good work
horses for sale, 400 and 1900 lbs. I'm
"Coony" Fox, independent candi
date for county assessor, was calling
on his numerous friends in this part
of the county yesterday and fixing up
his political fences. He says things
look rosy and he is receiving the full
support of his friends. When it comes
to vote getting "Coony" is there and
over.
Chas. Wolfe, who was at the Chi
nook fair with his two race horses,
failed to connect strong enough the
first two days of the fair to get away
with better than second money the
first day and nothing the second. The
track was very heavy and muddy
which will account for part of the
loss in speed.
The Chinook fair was in session
the first three days of this week and
drew large crowds. The directors of
the fair there certainly give the peo-
pie the worth of their money in enter
tainment and the stock and agricul-
tural exhibit was exceptionally good.
The Chinook fair is followed by the
one at Havre and promises to be right
up to the standard.
A new school district was created
yesterday from portion of the Malta
district to the south of us. Thedirec-
tors of the new district are Frede rick
Edgren, o. j. Solberg and Alba
Waters, with liver Rude as clerk.
Miss Sims was up from Glasgow and
assisted them in getting started with
their work. They will have two
schools in session there this winter.
A Butte barber by the name of
Waidner, was given 60 days in jail
for refusing to shave a militiaman
wearing the uniform of the U. s..
The barber claimed as an excuse that
it would injure his business, but
Judge Advocate Jesse B. Root could
not see it that way, accusing Waid :
ner of insulting the governor, the
uniform of the National Guard, and
the United States army, and also
Insulting the American flag.
Montana is producing abont ten
tons Of butter daily at the present
time, according to an estimate of
State Dairy Commissioner, A. &.
Scholes. The retail value of this
product is $4,000 day, $4,000 a
month, or nearly three milliona year
This is not enough at the present
; time, however, to supply the demand
of the state, and some butter is being
: imported. Butter production is heavi
3 est in the summer time, when more
, than enough for the Montana marke
, is produced in the 40 creameries nov
, in operation in the state.
} Postmaster-General Burleson ha
: recommended the supplanting o
horses OH rural routes by automobiles
: Along with the recommendation
t goes suggestion for an increase il
/ the length of the standard route t.
b so miles. The present length is "a
e The house committee on postoffi ce
0 and post roads incorporated thes
f recommendations in bill that wa
p reported to the house. proposing t
e pay rural carriers with automobile
| 81, 800 per year for their work. tn
= present pay is $4,000, with no al
0 lowance for horses or equipment
| The additional 5000 is put in the ne,
e bill for the purchase of an automobil
of the cheaper grade.