The enterprise., 1914-06-18


Paulson's. 6-tf
All kinds of farm machinery at &C
tua] cost at Cosner u Co.'s.
Claude Moore was up from Glas-
gov yesterday attending to business
matters.
l have buyer for 5000 acres good
farm land. Must be in one body.
Talk to Kramer.
Miss Aline McGreagor of Hinsdale.
is here OIL visit to her sister,
Mrs. F. W. Hall.
Sidney j. Rumble was up the latter
part of last week from Glasgow at
tending to business matters.
Mrs. Heiser entertained the Outing
Club at Camp Heiser yesterday, and
those present report royal good
time.
Two nicely furnished bed rooms for
rent and two unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Inquire at this
office. 4-tf
st. Mary's Guild will meet at two
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, june
oath, at the home of Mrs. John Allen.
A cordial invitation is extended.
Buttons Business College, Malta.
Montana, will take you through a
business course in three months, and
wait one year for their pay. 1w*
A number of teams and workmen
were forced to get out in the rain
Sunday and throw up dixie on the
east side of town to keep the flood
waters of Black Coulee from coming
into the city.
The Olson shearing plant started
up last Friday but was shut down un.
til the first of this week Oh account
of rains. He has full crew of men
at work and expects to be able to
turn out about two bands of sheep
daily.
The government surveyors who
! have been working south OF here this
spring expect to finish their work in
that locality soon and will survey a
township or two north of town. They
will most likely move here the latter
] part of next week.
Park Spellman arrived in the city
the first of the week from the east
where he spent the winter at his old
home. He visited couple of weeks
in Great Falls before coming to NAL
ia. Mr.. Spellman reports crops in
the section of Montana where he
travelled as looking very good.
Martin Olson was in town Tuesday
from his shearing plant OH Miller
coulee the first time since the heavy
rain. He informed us that the rain
fall in the vicinity of Malta was
nothing'to compare with it at the
shearing plant and that the rain was
accompanied by an exceptionally
heavy hail storm.
The heaviest rain of the season
visited this place Friday and Satur-
day and was more of cloud burst
than rain. From Friday morning
to Sunday afternoon about four inches
OF water fell. All the low places was
a sheet OF water and in a number of
places culverts and bridges, were
washed out. The ground receivd a
thorough soaking which will insure
the farmers a good crop.
"Butch" Babcock was arrested
Monday night charged with assault
and battery the complaining witness
being Mrs. Bickle. lie was placed il,
the county Jail over night and givel
a hearing Tuesday before Justic,
Brockway where he entered a plea O.
guilty and was assessed a fine of s35l
and being short the necessary sum HI
was taken to Glasgow where he viii
spend some time in the Jail layin,
out the fine.
: We understand that the Tressle
Lumber Company have put in bill
to the city for something like six hun
dred dollars for damage done then
{ by the recent rain. 1t is claime
that the streets were SO graded as t
, cause the water to back up in tn
] warehouses and spoil large amour
: of cement. lime, and other perishabl
' articles. 1t will most likely be dis
posed of at the next meeting of til
, city council, which is next Tuesda
night.
e II we remember right the city
], paying man or two for inspectin
e the water-works system which
o being installed in the city, and "
It are very doubtful if foot Of the piI
laid has ever been seen by the inspe