The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-05-14
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"A number Of those drawing land in
the Fort Peck reservation are passing
up their chance and coming to this
government land.
G. w. Powell, John Survant and
DR.. Clay have their new Bucks. hav-
ing brought them up from Glasgow
the latter part of last week. They
are fine looking machines.
Contractor Kemper expects to have
his ditching machine here and in
operation in about a week. The work
has progressed nicely so far, and with
good weather the work will be pushed
rapidly.
The rains of Friday night and Sun
day brought smiles to the farmers
and ranchers' faces. The rains will
help great deal in starting the crops
that are in the ground, and with Il
little moisture along will insure a
good crop.
We received q card from Manager
Montgomery Of Chinook yesterday
stating that the band would not &C
company the ball team next Sunday.
We are sorry they could not come
down and see their boys get the trim
ming that is coming to them.
This afternoon at two O'Clock our
photographer, Didlich Diset was
united in marriage to Miss Clara
Louise Bergan at the home of the
brides parents in Saco, Mr.. Diset
has been here for the past two months
and made numerous friends during
his stay III this city, and the bride is
one of the popular young ladies OF
Saco. They will be at home to theil
friends in this city after the first of
June. The Enterprise joins theil
friends i'll extending congratulations.
James O'Connor Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa, was the successful bidder fol
the earthwork of auXilli.ry spillway
and north dixie Vandalia diversion
dam The bids were opened at the
reclamation office in this city Tues
day, there being twelve other bidders.
The work involves the excavation OF
one hundred and sixty thousand yards
of dirt, and the contract price was
1925, 22O.O0. The work will be COM
menced in the near future. The next
big contract in connection with the
| reclamation work at this point will
be the Nelson reservoir.
The Great Falls boosters were here
a short time yesterday afternoon call
ing OH the people of this town in the
interests Of the big celebration to be
held in that city August 10Th to 18th.
They were accorded a hearty welcome
by the people of Malta, and if they
do not have a crowd at Montana s
Golden Birthday Jubilee it will be nc
fault of the gentlemanly boosters.
They had the Black Eagle band OF
that city with them, and while in the
city they favored our citizens with
some first-class music. The Great
Falls people will always find a wei
come at Malta.
This week we publish the County
Commissioners proceedings for the
first time just as they appeared in one
of the Glasgow papers, and we do it
without pay from the county. Sew
eral weeks ago we were inform ed by
Commissioner Atwood that in the
near future we would be furnished
the proceedings Of the Board for pub.
lication, and that if we would not
publish them without pay that he
would see if the Board would not pay
for them. Later we called his atten.
ton to the matter, and lie Informed
us again that he would take the mat
ter up at the next meeting of the
Board. The Board met, and we have
heard nothing relative to proceedings
or anything else through the Commits
sioner. There is some very interest
ing reading in the proceedings this
week, and we want every taxpayer te
look them over closely.