The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-04
GOOD WORK WELL DONE.

congratulated upon the success which
Industrial Associa ton during the
year which closed Wednesday OF this
week. The association is compare
lively young, yet has the accomplish
ment of many things to its credit
and can look forward into a future
filled to overtiowing with opportuni-
ties of many and varied character,
which can and will rebound to the
benefit of Havre, the Queen city of
the Milk River valley. Through the
tirelnss efforts of the business men,
associated as one body, is due the
recognition of the fact that Havre is
a home town, that her people are not
here for the purpose of getting the
almighty dollar by foul or unfair
means-but the world has come to
know of Havre as a city of law-abid-
ing citizens, of churches, and of
schools. A city twice reduced to
ruins, and yet today the best built,
and with more public conveniences
than any in the county of Chouteau.
Every business man shoald now lend
his aid by becoming member and at
tending the meetings.
The following are the objects and
aims of the association as set forth
in article 2 of the constitution:
/. To foster and encourage among
the people of our city confidence in
its stability, its present well being
and the certainty of it's future growth.
?. To increase the commercial i'm
portance of the city.
3. To strive for the establishment
and maintenance of new industries,
no matter how small.
4. To bring the surrounding terri
tory in closer communication with
this city by the improvement of
present systems of transportation and
the establishment of better roads.
We were asked this week by de-
! linquent subscriber why we kept on
sending the HERALD after the sub
scription date had expired. Every
weekly newspaper in towns of this
size are forced to do this. Should we
stop subscriptions when time expires
nine times out Of ten the subscriber
would give Us a ''calling down. for
insinuating that his credit was not
good. Rather than to cast reflection
against the honesty of a subscriber
to pay small debt, it is next to a
necessity for home paper to con-
tinue sending the paper after the time
has expired. 1t is not necessary for
the city dailies or weeklies to follow
this rule, as their subscribers live at
a distance and are not personal
friends as is the case with a majority
of our subscribers. Our subscribers
should deem it. an honor to know that
we do not doubt their integrity and
continue to send them the paper after
their time has expired. Should any
desire their paper discontinued, they
should notify us and remit to date,
if they have not already done so.
In another column Of this issue of
the HERALD will will be found a call
for bids for furnishing logs to be used
on the first work upon the great Milk
River Irrigation project. This, we
believe, is the first move yet made
towards actual work upon the canal, |
not, of course, considering the survey
work which has been going on for
several years. 1t means that work |
has been started at last upon the pro-
ject, which will, upon completion,
cause the Milk River valley to bloom
as rose from one end to the other of |
its two hundred miles.
Wool is money nowadays. 1t must |
make the old time wool growers feel |
that their judgment is about right
especially those who have staid with |
the business since Grover Cleyeiand's
time, when wool was hard to sell and |
ten cents was hard to get,
The boy who saves his money be-
comes the banker, the merchant, the
professional man. The boy who never
saves cent makes the man wht.