The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-06-11
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EDWARDS & MCCLELLAN

Buttons Business College has
opened at the Arcade. Only fou
mour pupils will be enrolled at hall
price. NV"
Andrew Ebaugh and family Were
in over Sunday from the mountains
visiting their parents. They returned
home Tuesday.
In "Sincerity" clothes we promise
you quality. fit and style at price
that is low in comparison with what
you get. Edwards & Mcclellan.
The new engine and pumps for the
city waterworks arrived the first vi
the week and are being hauled t.
their destination in the south part OF
the city.
The McCreary jewelry store has
moved from it's old location and j.
now comfortably located in one OF
the Cavanaugh buildings Oh Fifth
Avenue.
Chas. Wolfe and John Shady expect
to send their running horses across
the line to the Canadian circuit at all
early date. They will 60 up about
the Fourth to see them jump.
There will be a farmers institute
held at the Schumacher school-house
Saturday, June 18th. These meetings
are very profitable, and as many of
the farmers as possible should make
arrangements to attend.
The county commissioners are in
session this week and if possible we
will publish the proceedings next
week SO the readers of The Enterprise
can see where their money is going,
With Bull Moose board it is hard
for us to get the proceedings.
The rain of the last few days cou-
pied with that of week ago is bring
ing the bow-knot smiles out on the
farmers faces, and, in fact, OH every
body. The crops are we'll along and
everything points to good yield and
good times here this summer and fall
DR.. Clay was in The Enterprise
Office Tuesday and in using the dial
OH the safe for foot-rest he accident.
} ally locked the stronghold and WE
have been unable to open it since. II
the Doc can tie up his political oppon.
ents as secure as lie has our safe there
, is not much danger OF them getting
out before spring.
GameWarden Mater is experiencing
, little trouble with some of the Great
, Northern employees in the vicinity Of
lake Bowdoin. From all reports
they are gathering the eggs from thu
, ducks and geese that are nesting there
. this summer. This same thing hap
, pened last summer and Mr.. Mater il
t determined that 1t shall not be re
g peated this season.
The committee on amusement
made arrangements with Joseph Bes
e Tuesday whereby he will make
fight in his biplane on the Fourth
: It will be one of the best attraction
l. that could have been secured and tn
e committee feel themselves lucky tina
e they were able to get him. Their
+ are large number of people her
c who never saw an airship and it viii
s prove very interesting.
: An exchange says: "rhe trials 9
d an editor are many and varied. 1t n
advocates ono license" he's a d.
= prohibitionist; if he mentions tn
i church or the bible he's too religious
# if lie hops onto those who are raisin
II cain in politics he's calamity how
n er; if he publishes amy of the splc
II gossip of the city he's an old met
e dler and ought to be run out of toWl
lie If he sticks to truth and justice he
n an old fogy-so what's the poor ma
n to do?''
e Mr.. and p. A. Laramy arrived
the city the first of the week fro1
IL Great Falls to make this their futul
T. home. Mr.. Laramy is to be the ne
o proprietor of the Facey confectionery
9 The deal was made some days az
% and possession will be given the II
8. teenth of this month. Mr.. Face
* has enjoyed good business and the
it is no doubt but that his success
~ will meet with the same good success
81 Mr.. Facey is undecided as to what
le will do in the future but for the pre-
ent will take well-earned rest.