The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1916-10-26
Why The Phillips County
Republicans We're Nominated

DR.. George w. Clay was nominal
ed for the office of state senator, be-
cause he is qualified for the position
having served in the legislature in
the capa city of representative and
senator from Valley county for the
past four years. In the senate his
every effort will be for Phillips coun-
ty, and it's interests first, last and all
the time. Tie doctor is one of the
pioneers of northern Montana, con-
sequently knows what the people
need.
Dudley Jones of Dodson, was NOM
mated for the office of representative
because his business has brought
him in contact with the farmers of
Phillips county, and he is familiar
with their requremets, and if elected
will stand for everything that will in
any way be beneficial to the farmers
Mr. Jones has a wide business exper-
ience, and is qualified for the posi-
ton in every way and if you desire
to have Philips county represented
in the state legislature, Mr.. Jones is
the man you are looking for.
w. D. Miller, C. G. Mills and JOS.
AANA IAhAAAl "CA lOl LuC
office of county commissioner for the
reason that they are representative
citizens of Phillips county and large
taxpayers, consequently they stand
for good roads, good schools, econ
omy, reduction of the county indebt-
edness and material reduction in
the taxes.
John Brennan was niminated
for the office of clerk and recorder
for the reason that he is highly ed
Gated farmer, and competent and
capable of filling the position in
every respect, and the republicans,
feeling that the farmers of Phillips
county are entitled to be represented
Brennan in nomination, and feel
in county affairs have placed Mr..
Brennan in nomination, and feel
that he is entitled to the support of
every republican in Phillips county,
and, if elected he will be the right
man in the right place.
Marvin Jones was nominated for
the office of sheriff for the reason
that he is one of the pioneers of
Montana, familiar with all conditions
which have existed in the past. and
which exist to a greater extent at
the present time. He stands for
prolnptness, fairness and honesty,
and his every effort will be for the
enforcement Of the law, impartially
and irrespective of the consequences
Mr.. Jones is under no pledge or OBJ
llgat1on to any individual Or clique
IN Philips county, and a vote for Mr..
Jones will be vote for the enforce
ment Of the laws, the protection of
your property and economy in the
Of the office.
G. M. Porter came to Montana
from North Dakota several years ago
during which time he has been en-
gagged in dry land farming south of
Dodson, and was elected at the time
OF the creation of Phillips county to
the office of clerk of the court, and
has served in that capacity since that
time. He was renominated for the
reason that he has proven himself to
be prompt, courteous and efficient in
the administration of the affairs of
his office, and his demeanor in office
entities him to the endorsement of
the people of Phillips county. A vote
for Mr.. Porter will be vote for an
economical official and a continu-
ance of efficiency in the office of clerk
OF the court.
Morris J. Dabney was nominated
for the office of county treasurer for
the reason that he is unquestionably
the most competent man for the office
in the county, having served the peo-
pie OF Phillips county as treasurer