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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-24
II is reason the farmer is advised to

1! is reason the farmer is advised to
grow his own esed.
In harvesting, the use of COM
bines combines harvesters and
threshers) is not recommended for
Montana. On large areas header
should be used, while on small
farms a binder is considered best.
The grain should be carefully
stacked in both cases.
Winter Wheat.
Winter wheat is the most impor-
tant dry-land grain crop in Montana
except in the eastern part of the
state, where there is danger of Win
terkilling. It's production in 1915,
estimated at 900 bushels, ex-
ceeded that of spring wheat by about
100000 bushels.
The best variety of winter wheat
to grow in Montana is the Kharkof,
the departments specialists say.
This belongs to what is known as
the Crimean group of hard red win
the Turkey wheat which is most
cmmonly grown. 1t will stand more
extreme heat and cold than the Tur-
key and is more drought resistant.
Sowing may be done at any time
between August 10 and September
10, at the rate of pecks per acre.
Durham Wheat.
1t has been found that in the area
where spring wheats are grown the
durum is better than the spring
common wheat. While durum
wheat frequently brings a little less
Oh the market than spring common
wheat, the difference in price in the
last few years has not been great,
and the durum sometimes has been
sold for more than common wheat
Even a lower market price, how
ever, will be unually offset by the
higher YIELD of the durum wheats,
and they are recommended for the
extreme eastern part of the state.
OF the durum wheats tested al
Moccasin, the Pelissier variety has
given highest average yield. Other
better-knoWn durum varieties that
have yielded we'll are the Kubanka
and Arnautka The Marquis is a
promising variety Of the spring COM
mon wheats. This is a hybrid re-
sembling the Fife wheats, which has
been developed by the Canadian De-
partment Of Agriculture. 1t is adj
apted to the western portion of the |
dry-land section.
Oats.
Good yields of oats, which are at
present grown not as cash crop
but for feeding, ordinarily can be OBJ
tanned on the dry lands of Montana
The Sixty-Day, a variety maturing
in about 100 days, is recommended
as the best to grow. It's chief adj
vantages are itsearliness; it's fine
straw, which makes it more suitable
for hay than later varieties with
course straw; and it is thin hull,
which gives it high feeding value
Since it is grown for feed rather
than for market, the yellow color of
the kernels is not Objectionable.
Barley.
Barley is not yet an important
crop on the dry lands in Montana,
though the heavy yields obtained at
Moccasin justify the belief that it
should be more extensively grown.
There are two main groups of barley
the hplled and the naked or hull
less, in both of which occur proved
and 6-rowed and also bearded and
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-24
OfPheum Theatre, Monday Evening, August 2Sth

Hourlshing creamery, and thousands
OF pounds of cream are shipped
from Malta each month.
are 1929 head OF common COWS III
Montana valued at $2,231S,742. and
27.077 head of dairy COWS value a,
$97O,61O.
Sheridan reports more common
COWS than any other county, 1901;
Teton the second largest number.
4.7S9, and Hill the third largest.
3.931
Fallon reports the largest number
OF dairy cattle, 6,l94; Galatin. the
second largest, 4,0S5, and Cascade
the lhird largest. a44 head
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-24
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TAKE NOTICE.

On account of business be-
ing sold ali accounts and notes
are due after Sept. 2. Wish
ing to get all the business
Strengthened up quickly as
possible will ask that you
kindly call and pay your &C
count. At least call and advise
me as to your convenience.
Can find me in Office Of nv for.
nler store.
J. f. KILDUFF.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-24
NiNkEN WEBER RESIGNS

10 the patrons of the Imperial
Elevator 60. at this point I wish to
state that | have resigned the posi-
1lon as agent and the vacancy has
been filled by Mr.. Bokkum Of North
DaEofa. | Wish to thank those who
favored me with their patronage dur
ing my three years as agent.
SAM WINK ENWEDER
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-08-24

The best harvester oil at Koke's.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02
ounty auditor Of zach county of such

county auditor of each county OF such
selection.
Sec. 6S. Position of Committee Pro-
posals on the Official Primary Ballot
The committee proposal and candidate re-
ceiving the highest number of votes for
governor, within the party, at the last
primary, shall occupy the majority col
umn at the following primary in it's posi-
ton on the official party primary ballot,
although the motto and candidate may
nave been proposed by the minority pro-
mittec proposal and candidates of the
majority shall occupy the minority col
umn at such primary and be known as
Sec. So. Ornclal Primary Banot-The
Official primary ballot" Of each politi-
cal party shall be printed separately i'm
and texture; but the Official primary
ballot" OF no two political parties she'll
be Of the same color, or tint, within any
one county. The ballots shall vary In
form and size only as the names of cam
didates and officers may require.
Sec. 70. Designation of Ballot-At The
top Of the ballot shall be printed, in large
letters words designating the ballot. i
q republican ballot, the words shall be
"Republicau Party Official Primary Ra'-
lot" If q democratic ballot, the words
shall be Democratic Party Official TTi-
mary Ballot" and in like manner for
each political party.
Sec. r.. Back Of Ballot-CHow Print
ed)-On the back or outside of the OH
] 'Ael III ma = III FF aD ~ BDIh N % 20
folded, shall be printed the words "Ofh-
cial Primary Ballot" followed by The
| designation of the county where used, the
date If the primary election and a faCsim-
lie Of the signature Of the county auditor
of such county.
Sec. -. Number OF Ballots to be Pro-
vided-Thc number Of Official priurry
ballots for each political party in each
election precinct shall be not less than
seventy-fve ballots for every fifty votes
cast In said precinct by said political par
~ at the last preceding general election.
Sec. 13. Arrangement of Official Pri-
mary Ballot and Forms-The official pIi-
mary ballot shall be SO rranged and
printed that the frat column to the left
shall contain the names Of the Offices and
the number to be voted for; the second
column shall contain the names OF the in-
dependent candidates who have filed indi-
vidual candidate proposal by petition,
The third column shall contain the Ma
tional, State and County Motto and
names Of candidates of the minority com
mittee proposal: but the word minority, a..
progressive" or "stalwart" or any fac
tiOnal label other than the principles for
the issue shall not appear i'm
the heading; the fourth and last column
TO the right on said ballot shall contain
the National, state and County Mott,
and names Of candidates of the majority
committee proposal; but the word ma
iOrity," progressive, "stalWart' or any
factional label. other than principles
shall not appear I'm the heading.
such official ballot shall be in the fol-
lowing form.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02
ARTICLE NINE.
Duties Of Secretary Of state, County
Auditor anc Election Officers; Con
duct of PARTY Primary Election.

Sec. "A. Duty Of Secretary Of State
ITO Prepare Lists)-It shall be the duty
of the secretary Of state to prepare, from
office a list to show the total county vote
for each independent, minority and ma
jority candidate for governor, within each
political party: and deliver e s1fnsisnt
fed lists of such vote to the committee
men for use at state meetings,
at which the committeeman are required
to vote by unit representation.
Sec. 70. Duty OF Secretary of State
(Bianks)-It shall be the duty of the sec
rotary Of state and attorney general on
primary held under this act. to prepare
all forms of blanks necessary ,L carry
out the provisions OF this act. CAlso see
Sec: rs. Duty Of Secretary Of State
Certify to County Auditor)-At least
rs days before any primary. the secretary
Of S1d stat. - ; Re. ts sraRsmit IN to %,; :ssh an, county cnry
didats seeks nomination, a certified alb
stract Of the proposal filings made in his
Office for each party separately. Suoh
official primary ballot prescribed herein
and give the name Of the party: the name
Of the independent candidates; the names
of Snd The :,a %,n %dtyo: s:n sisa 70. Y S.saI n..io ss.
names OF the majority candidates With
national and state notices filed for head
ing; the name Of the office for which each
the secretary Of state shall not certify to
the county auditor the name Of any cam
didate who is required to challenge or de-
bate under this act II such candidate
shall have failed to challenge or refused
to debate al provided in Section 81 and
the name of such candidate shall not be
printed on the primary ballot. Neither
h the secretary OF state certify the
name Of a candidate to the county auditor
when such candidate Is the only pro-
posed candidate for nomination to any
one office In any one party: such candi-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02

date. having no opposition. shall by the
mere filing Of his proposal papers become
the state nominee OF his party ior suSH
position. at the November election, ana
shall be so certified by the secretary OF
state without any primary vote and me
name of such candidate. or the ONCE
he seeks, shall not be printed upon the
party primary election Hot.
See. II. Duty of County Auditor-FTo
Prepare Lists)-It shall be the duty OF
the county auditor to prepare lsts' rom
the primary election returns, IN MS olhce'
from each precinct, showing the vote re-
CeiVed by each independent, minority. ana
majority candidate for governor, Withln
each party, in each precinct, ia his coun-
~. and certify and deliver such lists 10
the committeeman for use At county
meetings, at which the Committeemen are
required to vote by unit representation.
Sec. 7S-Duty OF County Audltor--ltre-
pare Ballot)-The county auditor shall,
from the notices and names of candidates
filed in his office, and from the notices
and names Of candidates certified 10 nm
by the secretary of state, prepare the ofn-
cial primary ballot for use at the primary
for each political party for which candl-
dates have been proposed by committee
proposal or individual candidate pro-
pOSal by petition" under the provisions
Of this act. The names of all candidates
in the same political party by whom or
for whom committee proposal or mai
vidual petition has been filed be printed
on the official primary ballot TO be used
by that party in the primary, provided
mat the same national, state OF Guilty.
motto shall only appear once on the
ballot, and the motto first filed as a para
mount issue of two that are alike in prin-
ciple, shall be printed on the official prt-
mary ballot with the said committee
proposal candidates entitled to such para
mount issue, as a motto, according TO
such priority Of filing rs a reward Of
merit for thought in deyising measures
for public welfare. No candidates name
shall appear on the official primary bal
lot, who fails to challenge or refuse TO
debate as provided in SeStion 81, nor
shall a candidates name appear upon the
official primary ballot more than once for
the same office except judges of the SUI
preme court whose name may appear
twice. Provided, when there is only one
name filed, in the office Of the county
auditor or secretary Of state as a pro-
posed candidate for nomination to any
one office in any one party, then such
candidate, having no opposition, shall be
the nominee OF his party for the NoVem-
Der election for such position and shall
be so certified by the county auditor with
out any primary vote and the name Of
such candidate. or the office he seeks,
shall not be printed upon the primary
election ballot Of his party.
See. 10. Auditor 10 Furnish Copy Of
Ballot to Printer-The county auditor
shall furnish the copy Of the official pri-
mary ballot TO the printer not less than
twenty days prior to the date of the prt-
mary, and the necessary number of Off
cial primary ballots and sample ballots
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02

shall forthwith be printed at the expense
Of the county.
Sec. 80. Auditor to Provide for Extra
Primary Ballots-The county auditor
shall provide and retain in his office, until
after the primary election, an ample sup
each political party and for each cleo
ton precinct: and IL at any time before
or during the primary election any OF the
official primary ballots for each political
party and for each election precinct shall
be lost, destroyed or exhausted, on re-
quest of the primary judges, or any one of
them, then said auditor shall immediately
Judges such supply of extra official pri-
mary ballots as may be required to
comply with the provisions OF this act.
mary election herein provided for shall
be held at the regular polling place in
each precinct throughout the state on
the fourth Tuesday in March even num-
O'Clock a M, and five o'clock p. m, and
any person entitled to vote at such pri-
mary election. who Is an employee. shall
be entitled to the same privileges from his
employer for the purpose Of voting at a
primary election as are given him by
Law at the general election in November.
Not less than thirty days prior to the
holding of the primary, the county auditor
shall prepare a notice In substantially the
following form:
Notice OF Primary Election.
Notice is hereby given, that a primary
election will be held at the regular poll
ing places in all voting precincts Of.
.........county South Dakota. on the
...........d day Of March, h., between
the hours Of 8 o'clock a. m, and 5
o'clock p. m. for the purpose Of allowing
the members Of Zach political party in
tho state by a direct vote to choose the
paramount issue for party platform and
propose their several party candidates for
diciai. legislative and county Offices,
which are to be filed by election al the
next general election, and to elect party,
national. state. county and precinct com
niitteemen and state party chairman
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1916-11-02

primary election, tAS minority proposal
committee shall have the first choice OF
selecting, by proposing, one OF such in
issue, as the minority candidate for pres
tdent or governor, as the case may be, at
the next ensuing primary election.
d. Provided, that If no party leader has
come forward as an independent candi-
date for president or for governor in the
primaries and received the required ten
per cent OF the total party vote on the
merit of his issue, then the
paramount issue for the minority pro-
posal shall be selected by the candidate
for governor proposed by the minority
committee from the principles proposed,
for a party platform, by such minority
proposal committee, as a representative
body.
e. Provided, that the national para
mount issue for party primary ballot
motto" of the majority proposal conn
mittee, shall be selected by the proposed
candidate of the majority for president,
and the state paramount issue for primary
ballot motto shall be selected, by the
proposed candidate, Of the majority. for
governor. from the platform principles
proposed by such majority committee, az
a representative body. The majority pro-
posal committee shall at no time be
obliged to adopt the paramount issue OF
any Independent party candidate or pro-
pose him for president or for governor;
but may do so after the minority COM
mittee has first had it's choice OF pro-
posing such Independent candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-07
POLICE DEPARTMENT

Tfansfes.-Noy 3: Ptlmn. william wesman. seth
10 Mar. Div. assignment changed from driver II
patrol wagon to statlon house attendant, JOIN
Teddy, Mar Div. TO seth. assignment as statiol
seth 20 10Th assignment 10 bicycle duty discoa
tnued: Emil II. schermeyer. sIth TO goth assigned
to bicycle duty. Nov 5. Ptimn. Charles T.. Gil
roy Traric G to 26th John II Hembdt Traric { "a
SD. Frederick 5. Morris and Joseph Molloy Tram
d 70 l5lst To Traric A-Itlmn. John Taeschner
I'd. Harry A. WEIGH. 29th. To rraric B-Pt!mr.
John J. McKeeyer. 10th. To Traric C-Ptlmn. Pa
rick Tibridy 2lst: Dani.i W. Barry 26th; Oscar VI
Goldman. 36th John A. Green. seth To TrariS
D-Ptlmn. HEINZ Bremen. l5ith. William hempf
gan.
Temporary AssIsnmsnts.-surgs Charles T. Nam
mack. 81 Dist. IN charge Of "a Dist. In additiou
20 own days. Nov 81: Archibald ID. Smith l5r.
DIST In charge 18th Dis. In addition to his own.
20 days. Nov. ~. Ptmn. James +. Mcdonald. 23d
10 2T5th operator Of motor patrol wagon. day,
Nov. 4; Herman VI. J. Abr: liith. to u. u. H.. "a
motorcycle messenger. - days. Nov 5. Henry G
May 10th. 10 Tel. Bur. Is days. Nov Z Wililsu
7. o'Brien. 1881, TO "a /. d.. clerical duty. II
tsays 81 Ab.see. with full pay. - Surg
Patrick ]. murray 18th District. 20 days Nov
H. vacation Walter Is. Brounder. "a District. 1
days. Nov. Is. % be deducted from vacation
Full Pay while on Sick Report. - Ptlmn
Herman II Greene. sth. l2lo p. m. nov; l.
LanOnd, e5th. 1850 m, Sept, IL to. noon.
sept q. Jane r rishf, SEN ,aS m s;4.
40 p. m. Oct. II. 70 IL .. m. Oct. 10. James
= Tmony. l5ith $40 D. N. Oct ?. to noon. Oct.
II. William Pfsnnkuch. l6dth. .. m. Oct. 81,
a. m. sept. 22 to noon. Oct. 10: Alder, V. Pit.
cad. 10 D. m. Sept 20. 10 noon. Oct Z from
s2J a. m. Oct 9. 10 noon. Oct. H. and from ,
2. m. oct IS. to noon. Oct. 25 Joseph c. Carly.
Relieved from suspsasisn.-sergt. james b. Nes-
tor 10Th. .. m, Nov. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-07
ARRIVED.

Clothilde CiIneo (Sorl. TVsillinsate. y r. Nov l.
10 the Donald ~ Go. with copper ore. Bar al 20
Annapolis (Br). Leiih. Oct Is and Dunicc q.
10 FuIness. Witty a Co. with mdse. Bsr at II
Br.Ios. Ponce Oct 90. May.suez 80 Asuadina 81
and san Juan Nov l. 10 the New York & Porto
Rico IS Co. with passengers. mails and mdse. Bar
Tsormins (ns). Genoa Oct q and Gibraltar "a.
70 y Richard d 60. with mails and mdse. Bar
Bermudsn (Br). Bermuda Nov 4. to the Quebec
IS Line. With passengers. mails and mdse Bar at
B.ehas Dutch. Amsterdam Oct 10. to Punch.
Edge a Go. IN ballast. Bar at D m. 9Th.
Anterior OBJ. Newport News. Va. Nov 4. 70
Fumes; witty Go, n ballast quar- at $50 N.
Philadelphia la Gulra Oct n. Puerto Cabe 10
-. Curacao 80 and san Jun Nov /. 70 Bliss. Bal
! lett a Co. with passengers. malls and mdse. Bar
TsIandnr tBr). Brest Oct 10 to the comp.snie
Generate rransatlsniqus. in ballast. Bar Al $40
VI Mundo. Galveston Oct 81. TO the Southern Pa
cine Co Nith mdse. 9uar at 100 pm
Dominion IS Go. with passengers and ndse Quar-
CITY Of Montgomery. s.,snn,h Nov J. to the
Ocean IS Go. With passenger and mdse. ousr a,
Pro,sus. New Orleans Nov !. TO the Southern p.
die Co. with passengers and mdss. Quar- At ? IS
Apache Jacksonville No, , and Charleston 4 TO
the Clyds IS Go. With passengers and mdse. Quar-
California (Brl. Glasgow Oct 20. to the Anchor
lane. with passenger, and md.e Bar At 2:is m
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Z. 80 pm.
Levi, Thuriow. Havana Oct 81 Csrdenn 80
and MaianIas 81. to the Munson - line With
sugar BAR AZ als m
Huftero (Norl. Liverpool. y 3. Nov g. To Ben
n.ti. Hroslsf Co. with wood pulp. Bar At sao
ssr.foSs. Havana Oct az and crdenn Nov =. II
! the New York Cuba IS Co. with sugar. Bar Al
c.i,m.r,s. cristoeL Oct 50 via H.rsnA TO Ii,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-07
STRIKING DRIVERS IN COURT
Two Former Park & Tilford Men
lined: Third Held

Two striking drivers. formerly en-
ployed by the Park & Tilford Company,
were fined 50 for disorderly conduct
Yesterday and a third held in 500 bail
for trial on a charge of having black
lack in mis- possession. The three were
arraigned before Magistrate Groehl, in
the West Side Court. after several at
tacks had been made on wagons of the
company.
The two men fined said they were
Charles Mund. of $50 Bedford Avenue,
BROOKLYN. and Frank Tyrell. of 4l5 East
lO4th Street. The man held on the
concealed weapon charge gave his name
as John A. Rudolph. of 352 East 144th
Street.
Strikers several times cut the har-
ness from horses attached TO Park q
Tilford wagons Yesterday. and the re-
serves from the West Tooth Street sta
tion had 70 be called TO disperse a mob
which attacked one wagon at Ninety
third Street and Broadway
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Prom m. Tribune BIresu1
Washington. November 9.
AMY

ARMY.
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duties. sssisned "a Resi. Of Ems. Ng' 3
Les,e q ,isenc- granted d col WILLIAM a
Ma CHARLES 6. SMITH. .Olh Inf. detailed
Inspector Instructor Of y. q. ~ Mass, 70 Boston
FRANCIS n. FRENCH.
Name OF Tirs, It FAUNTLEY NJ. MILLER. 10Th
o, First Ia LEROY II. WATSON. Inf.. removed
thercfrom. II. Watson ASSIGNED llth Iui. r..
EMERY r SMITH. Held Art. detached orrcofs'
Following nrsi lieutenan's NJ r. g. report by te,e.
ss sgri ,C'LAREScf 3 DRAM CoRNE-
LIS A BAILEY and GIoRGL Il TABOR
Following nr.t lieutenarts. VI X &. TO ~ san
Houston. MERTON A. fAhio" ana JUN H.
Fin, ''i Il. WILLIAM L MCPHERSON. Med. Res.
Co 70 - slccum Tor ts n sn sa,c
handing general South Dept for as,ifnment
Leave Of absence granted Fist ~. JOHN MN
NARD. TN cav extended 20 days. -.
Leave ~ ,isenoe Tor two months from Nov. 10
granted Cap.. rHILIr II. PEfToN' Inf' de-
MAJ JoIIT a pAPRAY tretlrci) relie,ci from
duty at 81 Johns College and Gonsrass College
r,rst IL WILLIAM T BOYD. Jr. detached or
GERS list detailed 20 complete Iesll,r course 81
Coast Ar school r. Monf re-. RON !M, o,e.,,
Sis Corp. from Office officer in charge Of sVia.
ton section Sig Corps. and from duty with lst
Aero Squadron SIG Corps. columbus. y. NJ. va
IL Sam Houston a. aviation officer. South. Dept
First ~ JTSSE = TRUAX. VI X C.. from Sig
Corps Aviation School. san Diego. 10 home and
stand relieved from active duty IN Med Re-.
CONS on expiration q DAYS leave Of absence.
Can, GEORGE T BOWMAN cav, detached Of.
fcers list detailed inspector instruction y. O. OF
Ala. 20 Montgomery. ry
ReSignaiions ~ First Its. WILLIAM A JOLLY
and PALMER A POTTER and Maj GlkNN
VAN AUkEN and First a. CYRUS w. fbk-
KINS Ind y. C.. accepted
NAVY
Cant. G s WILLIAMS. detached Ns'h war ooi-
lee. 10 chief Of stan bsttleshp force. Atlantic
Com NJ WITT BLAMER. detached birmingham
10 command Washington. ,,-,
Com & ID sTEARNs detached command Raleigh
10 Naval War College.