The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-10-15

For RENT:-Nice office room in Ed
wards 4 Mcclellan block:
Your last winter hat can be made
like new at Mrs. CIRCUITS.
Some extra good secondhand fur.
niture for sale. Call at the II. NJ
Trafton residence.
make plans and furnish estimates
for all kinds of buildings and struc
tural work. A. $. HANsCoM.
Havre shows All increase over SC
per cent in high school enrolment, a
gain in grade school totals of over
20 per cent. and q net increase of 100
students over last year.
The voters of the county should
not lose sight of the fact that this
fall there are two congressman to
elect and each voter should vote for
two. Hon. Fletcher Maddox and Hon.
| W. J. Mccormick.
More than 1900, 900 acres Of Mon
tana land will 6e surveyed by the
force of the United States surveyors
OF Montana during the present year,
according to statistics which have
been compiled by j. Scott Harrison,
assistant supervisor Of surveys.
The registration books of the county
closed Saturday of last week. The
new registrations came in with n
rush the last day and the total is now
about 2130, an increase of about 300
since the primary. Most of the
increase is in the east end in the
territory affected by the proposed
new county of Phillips. About half
OF it is in the Little Rockies where
a large force of men are now en-
p)oyed.-Chinook Opinion.
There are three county commits
sioners to elect November Sd. and
there are no better men ever nomin-
ated than Anderson, West and
Sargent. The two former are farmers
ana the latter a merchant, all Of
them good business men, have
made success Of their own business
and are qualified in every particular
to handle the business for the county.
A vote for these three gentlemen will
mean business administration in
county affairs.
Dr.. Il. z. Minnick has an announce
ment in this weeks issue of The
ENTERPRISE. The Doctor is out for
representative on the Democratic
ticket and is making a good cam
paign. DR.. Minnick is resident of
Saco and the Malta people owea vote
to him as there is but two candidates
on the Republican ticket, and three
members to be elected give the Doctor
your extra support. He has been
one OF the ardent supporters of coun-
ty division and has always been with
the Malta people.
John Slattery, who hangs his face
out us an attorney and who has
served the people for the past year
OF so as county attorney, now comes
forth with his record. He says,
"seventy convictions out of seventy
seven cases.. Now let us look into
his record as al attorney for the
county. In the first place, sixty-seven
out OF the seventy plead guilty. A
man must necessarily be a good
attorney to convict under those cir
Four of the cases pending
and one of these will not be tried as
long rs John Slattery holds the office.
Two cases dismissed. One acquitted.
1t does not take much time to figure
out that he has been successful in
THREE. He winds up
his announcement with the words,
'Vote to protect your own interests"
The people of Valley county will
vote to protect their
interests and that vote will not be
cast for Slattery or the members of
the Bull Moose party.
The Malta Woman's Club held an
interesting meeting on Saturday in
the Masonic hall, and as this was
Columbus day the roll-call was
answered with pertinent anecdotes
of his life. AS both the president
and vice-president were unable to
preside, the club appointed Mrs.
kildutf as temporary chairman
During the past week Miss Cora
Jensen lectured to the women of
Malta on Domestic Economy, under
the auspices of the Woman's club,
and her work made a very1 fine
impression. Miss Jensen is at the
IA cad Of her 1p ma IF mont in Do ,or,o,