The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-29

matter is being heard today, but no
intelligence has been received.
A lack of space and time forbids
our entering into a detailed account
of the facts in the case.
LATER--Hurrah! At 4:30 p. m. q
telegram has been received saving
"the case has been dismissed wiploue
prejudice"
Messrs. Frank Hopkins and PAT
Yeon left Wednesday morning for
Wild Horse lake where they will
spend few days bagging ducks and
geese.
Judge p. J. mcintyre who has been
acting mayor during tfe absence OF
mayor Newman in the east, carried
the honers of the Office with dignity
and decoram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minott formerly Of
Harlem, were the guests at the J. G.
Richards home Wednesday, while
enroute to Spokane, Wash, where
they will reside in the future.
Byron L. McDermott has sold his
residence and two lots, cor. I'd st. and
4th Ave, to Edward Kennedy, for a
consideration of $50. The sale was
made through Carnal & Carruth.
Advices from Glasgow report the
death of Judge John F. Hoyt a we'll
known early day resident of northern
Montana. Judge Hoyt came to Mon
tana in 1862 with cavalry escort.
D. F. Kellner, of Spokane represent
ing the Smith Premier Typewriter
Co., came in Wednesday and spent a
couple days here. He sold the Herald
one of their latest machines and
desks.
There'll be a warm night in Aerie
1866 Friday Oct. 6, 1905, when a class
of about so will be on hand to have
their wings sprOuted. Large delega-
tions are expected from Chinook,
Glasgow, Great Falls and other
uelgilD9Tlng tOWilS.
A. q. Lohman was in from his ex-
tensive ranches north of Havre
Thursday. A. S. has been for years
one of the busiest men in North
Montana, and now, though able to
settle down and rest on his oars, still
takes great satisfaction out of his
labors in building up ranches.
Ben Spangler returned from Butte
Wednesday morning where he was
called to attend the funeral OF his
brother-in-law, r. A. Shane. Mr..
Spangler was in the great mining
camp during the big fire, donned a
uniform and fought shoulder to
shoulder with the Smoky City fire
laddies in their long and tiresome
fight.
John Ryan and wife were In from.
their mountain ranch the first Of the
week. Mrs. Ryan came in to seek
relief from an attack of neuralgia.
MI. Ryan placed home made, silver
inlaid bit on exhibition at Gross
store which is remarkable fine piece
of workmanship and which was con-
structed wholly by his son. The
silver was secured by the young man
from 10 cent pieces.
Havre citizens will be afforded al
opportunity tomorrow evening to
listen to one Of the worlds brightest
lecturers, Franklin Pierce jolly who
will speak at the Opera House ua.ler
the auspices Of the Havre City schools.
Prof, Troy and his able assistants,
have started crusade to raise a fund
to purchase a labatory for high scheol
work and the proceeds of this enter
tainment will be the nucleus of the
fund. So eur people should not fail
to patroniZe the entertainment Sat
urday Sept. 30.
Superintendent and Mrs. jerks went
to Great Falls Tuesday to attend the
wedding of Mrs. jerks sister, Miss
ISABELLE Downing and Mr.. Anders
Oscar Nelson which was celebrated
Wednesday evening at o'clock at
the Episcopal church of the Incar-
natien. Reports from Great Falls
say there has never been prettier
wedding in the city, nor has there
ever been a more beautiful bride.