The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-05-17
Helena. Mont.
BY HEX.

| Another notice from Rev. S. f.
Bailey comes to us like the tattereC
effigy in cornfield blown by the
wind. We confess that thirty-eight
years ago we put in two long, dreary
cold winters trying to absorb Black
stone, Greenleaf on Evidence and
Bishop on Contracts, but admit that
this notice to us is as meaningless as
the syllables of an unknown tongue
We Gust don't catch i'm" But here
is the letter:
~. f. w. Clarke, Helena, Mont
Being informed that You intend to
publish some story-rumor in connec.
ton with an incident you claim to
have taken place between myself
and another gentleman of Helena, /
therefore, hereby file with you my
formal objection to your publica-
rion, or story writing in The Seattle
Enterprise, circulating newspaper,
or in any other newspaper, anything
concerning me of an insulting, de-
famatory or libelous character. in
volving moral turpitude, or of any
accusing nature, except such as you
may be able to ascertain from public
records, sustained by facts"
Rev. III. st. Clair. formerly pastor
at Bozeman, now field secretary of
lnter-Mountain Baptist State Con-
vention with headquarters at Dem
yer, Colo, was a visitor in Helena
and held services at Wilder Ave.
Baptist church
Charles Harrell was the only col
ored person among $50 boys to re-
ceive pre-merit badges at the court
of honor held at the courthouse re-
Gently. The badges were presented
to the scouts by Judge Lew Galway
of the supreme court of Montana.
At the last meeting of the art
department of the Pleasant Hour
club, held at the residence of Mrs. II.
j. Baker, il became known that plans
were afoot to have an exhibit at the
state fair this fall.
Mrs. Norman Towards friends
are striving hard to secure for her
enough votes by the time the Mon
tana. Federation of Negro Women's
Clubs meet to elevate her from prin-
cess of Helena to queen of the state.
1t is said this contest is getting hot
ter each day.
Sick and convalescent: Mrs. NJ. A.
Lowery, Mrs. Rebecca Green, Mrs.
Pearl Rogers, Miss Ada Fisher. Mrs.
Nathaniel Ford, c. Fl. Harrell, Sr.,
Connie Harrell.
A. J. Walton. precinct committee
man from the first ward. was chosen
alternate to the Republican state
convention,
A telegram from Mrs. S. f. Bailey
announced her coming to Helena on
Monday, the 14th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stradwick,
accompanied by Mrs. Matte Royster,
motored to Helena from Billings to
attend Thanksgiving services of the
G. U. o. 0. F.
H. ]. Baker, Jr.. who has been
living at Tacoma with Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Miller, arrived home Satur-
day evening. While still using a
crutch he is much improved and
hopes to overcome his present con-
dition.
Mrs. Laura Sydney, of Townsend,
was a visitor in the city on Sunday
to attend the Thanksgiving service
of the Odd Fellows.
Mrs. Mamie Walton and Mrs. Car
RE Murphy, of Havre. are visitors
in the city, guests of Mrs. A. J. Wal
ton.
Mr.. St-adwick reports the roads
between Bozeman and Helena in bad
condition from rains etc, and that
they did not get to Helena until sew
eral hours after they were due. 1t
is expected the party will return by
rail. While in the city they are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Ingram.
Golden City Lodge and Naomi
Household of Ruth held Thanksgiv-
ing services at st. James church on
Sunday evening. Norman Howard
acted as master of ceremonies; pray
er by Julian Anderson; paper, "odd
Fellowship" Mrs, A. G. Dorsey;
Thanksgiving address. C. d. Kelley;
responses, Mrs. Mabel Stitt; Thanks
giving sermon, Rev. Arthur Moore,
assistant pastor of st. James A. M.