The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-22

addition of Havre The purchase i'll
cludes two houses. The consideration
was 5000.
Louis Regain of Lloyd made us a
pleasant call Wednesday. He reports
everything favorable for stock in the
Bear Paws and subscribed for The
HERALD.
If you are on the study what to buy
for Xmas gifts, make up your mind
now and buy shoes or slippers. Lucke
has them from children IS up.
NJ. B. Casey was in from his ranch,
near the mountains, Saturday. He
reports that everything is lovely for
the stockmen of his section, as feed is
fair and water running.
p. H. Brader has contracted to re-
move the brick and burnt material
from the Broadwater Block, to be
completed in thirty days ready for
construction work to begin.
Joseph Gussenhoven left for his
ranch on Box Elder Thursday morn
ing with some horses and cattle which
were scattered along the river. Mr..
Gussenhoven will return Monday.
A prize for the most comical costume
next Tuesday evening at the Nelten
Dancing Academy.
Prof. and Mrs. Troy and Miss Maud
Bronson left Thursday evening for
Neihart to spend Christmas. Profess
sor Troy will then go to Livingston
to attend the state teachers institute
on the 9th, 18th and 10Th.
NJ. P. Jones and son Arthur came
I'D from Chinook to meet Miss Grace,
who returned from Spokane where
she had been attending school. Miss
Grace was accompanied by Master
Lloyd Sweet, who also attended school
at Spokane.
&c. Flynn was buried Sunday after
noon. The services were held in the
Catholic church by Father Eber-
schweier. The Eagles, o. which he
was a member, followed the remains
in body to the cemetery. The Citi-
zens' Band of Havre lead the funeral
procession.
George Heron, round house foreman
of Glasgow, has been appointed local
master mechanic with headquarters
at Havre. Mr. Heron was a resident
of Havre several years ago. He will
till the position made vacant by the
promotion of +. NJ. Fryburg, who was
removed to Great Falls.
n. f. Thomas informs us that he
has prospected and found coal of fine
quality with a seem four feet in
thickness within mile of the Great
Northern track He is taking orders
for coal to be put on track at Toledo
and expects to build Il spur track to
to the mine that cars may be loaded
| there.
! The new fire department made a
practice run Wednesday afternoon.
| In just two minutes after the whistle
blew a stream of water was being sent
! M on the roof of the Hotel HaVre.
! There were only nine feet Of water in
! che reservoir, but the force was Sut1i-
Gent to throw the water as high as
the knob on top of the flag pole over
| the hotel.
\. @. Olson and Roy Clary have
been out on the range north of Havre
looking for 4 band Of sheep that were
| being trailed from Malta to the west
ern part of the county for j. E. Long.
The severity of the storm made the
owners uneasy, and so the search was
made. The band, herdcr and camp
| tender were found to bc all right and
making good progress
Announcements are out stating the
marriage of Thomas A. CrOs>On to
Miss Mary Anne Turner, which Oc-
CURED at the home Of the bride at
London, Ont. on December 5th. Mr..
| IrOsSOn left for the east about a
month ago, int nding to remain dur
/ my tlic NliItti DtlOlt lttulliiilS ~ lllN
ranch on Milk River. Mr.. and Mrs.
/ CrOsSOn will receive a cordial welcome
upon their return to Hayrc.
The dray teams took it into their
heads to have a little fun Monday
afternoon. One team from the depot,
started the race down Third Avenue,
and was Joined first by one, then an
other, till four had entered for the
race which ended with Il pi!e-up
several blocks south. No pedestrians
were in the way and no horses were
crippled, a broken tongue III one of
Of the wagons was the extent of the
damage.