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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-23
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thereof.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-23

Wanted, at once, in Bingham can
Won. boy about 10 or Is years old, with
horse, to work mornings. Apply at once
nv letter, to Earl Dunshee, care NJ. L.
lanes. Bingham Canyon, Utah.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
ANOTHER OF 'EM IN CUP|D'S CLUTCH

Announcement wss Thursday made
in Havre of the engagement Of Car
roll Blanchard McCulloh, city engineer,
and Ella B. Downing, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Green Downing of
Great Falls. The announc N Mt W S
first made at luncheon gwen by
the parents Of the bride al tn ir home
to ten of Miss Downings most init
mate friends Wednesday, ev nirg. Er-
g;nesr McCulloh perha b more
bachelor frie nds than amy man f
among the few who so long royalty
spread the fine of How're and ihz
remaining cnes hate like sixty to see
him depart; but since he will go and
the truth of the matter must come out
it is but just due to his bride 10 re-
port him as he really is: A brilliant
| fellow, first-class pal, one of the bssi
Of the boys of Hayre and long tima
the subject CT q problem sent d
to the girls, which Is at last solved, a
most capable workmcn and official as
all the Legal city fathers of the ci y
have declared and bshind all psrsonal
compliments, the son of his MIL and
courteous father, R. L. McCu1loh, p
onesr of the Great Northern railway
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

At meeting held in the Methodist
Episcopal church last "Wednesday
morning the local branch of the Wo-
mens Christian Temp rance Un on
was assisted by number of officers
and delegates from various sections
of the state who stopped over on
their way to attend the annual ssate
convention of the union now In ses-
sion at Kals ell. The meeting w s
presided over by Mrs. Allie Hu:chin-
son Of East Helena, who delivered
short address upon the work OF the
ordar in this state. Earnest addresses
were also made by Mrs. Mccullough
of Helena and other visiting mambers,
as we'll as by some of the members OF
the HaVre union. The visiting OF les
and delegates laft the same afte rnoon
over the Great Northern for Kalispsll.
The local uIdon of this ely was
organizd a few weeks ago by Mrs.
Hartford, national organizer, who oc-
cupied the pulpit Of the Method St
church both morning and evening OF
the Sunday of her visit to this city.
The local union at HaTre starts with
a membership of fifteen active and six
honorary members, the officers for
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

ALL EYES IN CH0UTEAU COUNTY ARE ON THE CHINOOK FAIR

Ia all that Chouteau this taking
worthy Of its citizens ta
exhibited cins
Cinook peafecng
hold October 8, md Nothing the
municipality which has hearty
attendance that is the
less interested striking
is stated by Secretary 0 Bgon
decided S0x24
wsek a Geain
Indicate be
of
Chnpoh
alone
week
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
A FOUL MURDER At FORT
Body Of Riley L. Huff or Sturgill Found
After Three Days and Edward B.
Mason is Under Arrest.

to IIayre and, his attorneys sRy, put
up a horse in the Horses Home Stable
late Tuesday night. From that time
On he was much and always in evil
dence about the bars of Havre, al
ways being generous with fumes. On2
hun dred dollars is supposed, to b.
the exact amount that he took from
the BODY Of the nlan he is said to
have assass mated, as this WIS thu
amount that Huff always proudly de-
clared he carried on his person.
Investigation Of the civil coroner's
jury summoned from Havre by Cap.
Stevens, acting command dant, show d
that the assassination doub less oc-
curred while, Huff was writing a
letter to- the mo her OF his swae--
heart, Miss May Carlson of Chester-
ton, Ind. Huff hid never tod
from whence he hailed further than
to have Indicated that he was thou
roughly familiar with the ms and-
outs of Louisville.
Nothing regarding the putting up
Of a horse developed at the first hear-
ing of the coroner's jury which was
composed of leading citizens of Havre
Though his attorneys appeared d to lay
considerable stress On this statement,
it appearing probable that effort to
Sat UP am alibi was contemplated. This
point, of course, was not gone into
to any great extent at the coroner's in
quest, but score Of witness were
examined and perfect stenographic rec
ord of the, proceedings was taken.
Practically all the testimony addnced
was against Mason from the be-
ginning. 1t was Mason who first re-
ported the finding OF the body in his
own room Saturday nlornkrg, after
his return to the post. Immediately
upon arrival at the fort he began
making inquiry for Huff, declaring
that he was worried by the latter's
a parenA absence. Only a short tims
later he reported the discovery of the
body, gong dirsct TO the u>rt r
master and saying nothing of his
gruesome discovery to any one of
the many companions he met ON the
way. Shortly after the arrival of
Justice of the Peace Ed. M. Allen,
who acted as coroner, Mason was cal
led upon to view the body, and VIII n
he declined, circumstances were con-
sideredt sufficiently suspicious to have
his commitnle nit to the guardhouse
ordared, and from there rcmov d 20
the city Jail in Havr5, Monday. No b.
ing was done by the coroner's jury
Saturday, beyond viewing of the body
and desultory collie ction of testimony;
but Havre officers and post officials
We're diligent securing the fac's re-
aardirg Mason's carousal of during
f. three days spent in Havre. Included d.
in almost the first discriminating G.
vidence was the discovery of watch
oWrud by Huff, which he had pawn
cd to Louis Bey, who conduc S
fruit store on First street. Later Il
ring, said, also. to have been the
property Of Huff, was found in pos
session of a woman of the half-World,
who declared that it was turned over
to her by Mason.
Following trace of Mason it was
easy to learn that he had 8 ent eon-
siderable sum at the b rs and in
poker games. and that he had been
equally lavish in the restr'c ed dist
Continued on Page Three.)
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
THUS ROLL ON THE DAYS IN MONTANA

The Highwood country had heavy
rains all last week.
District court in Choute all county
has adjourned to October 4.
Dodson is promised early erection
of a new Great Northern stat ion.
NJ C. Dwight and W. A. Black this
week. located claims in the Little
Rockies.
E. w. King, George Putnam ard
0. P. Zortman are among the locators
of quartz claims in the Bear Paws this
week.
J. L. Peacock, the Medicine Hat
horse buyer, has urchased the Nelse
Valleaux outfit Of 300 head, which
will be shipped to Northwest Terri
tory.
Fort Benton is coming out of the
dreams of the past. Down there now
adays they are adver Using porcelain
dentistry" All Montana is r5gres-
sing.
John Conley, trusty, who fled from
the state penitent iory at Deer Lodgs'
has bsen rturned to closer confin9-
ment after bsing cal turtd in NV
Jersey.
The law says, Whsther it is obeyed
Or not, that after this date all sock
shipped from Mon ana must be dip
ped before it leaves the boundary of
the state.
4. J. Billingh@m, farmer, fell las
week from the FROM of his wagon
and the vehicle passed cver and killed
him. Mr.. B.llinghpm rsstdes near
Highwocd.
John Crowley, whose raneh adjoins
the north side of Lewistowr, rsp1r S
the banner crop Of o-ts in Fergus
county this Year. Twenty-sight acres
produced 400 bushels of grain.
Doctors dfspair of ths life CT Rue-
ben Anderson, who poundkd up a bot
tie of patent M dicine and ate l., af-
er being put in Jail in Lsw.stown for
having shot Gus JoRss at raw.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
JUDGESHIP IN A TANGLE
Two Nominations Made by Chouteau
and Valley County Republicans.
Politics More Than Boil,

liCn, but 10 Leave the matter In the
hands Of committee to be appointed
by Mr. Philips, this committee to gst
legal advice as to whether q vacancy
would occur in the judgaship Of this
district, and if there should b. a va
cancy, to nominate a republican cam
Gidate for it.
The committee named for this rur-
pose by B. D. Philips consisted Of
| Messrs. w. T. Stephens, Of Valley
county; and NJ. J. Healy and G. n.
Pray. of Chouteau. A few days later.
Mr. Stephens gave his proxy to M. J.
| Haaly, who thus controlled two votes
out Of three, and had the entire mat
ter in his own hands. No effort was
made to ascHt ain whether Or net
vacancy in tha office of judge would
exist at that time, and no nomination
was filed by this committee. It sub
sequently developed that an election
| for judge of this district should have
been held"
Reputable newspapers are supposed
to Print as editorial comment only
what they MEAN and Editor Harber OF
| the River Press of Fort Bcnton has
showed in his years of veteran service
that he always meant the statement
for which he stood responsible. Con-
sequently, the quoted remarks from the
last issue of the Press appear a bit
strenuous to all readers Irrespective OF
their political affiliations:
| at the judicial convention held in
Helena on September 18th trickery OF
four years ago was again in evidence.
The opinion of DECENT republicans
regarding those undignified and tricky
methods is a matter which each can
express for himself So, of those
who understand republican POLITICS in
Choutenu county, he who runs may
read.
| Iavre is today sWarning with de-
mocrats on their way to the county
convention of Chouteau county to
be held in Fort Benton tomorrow. The
convention will choose a new ce4.ral
committee and elect a chairman, and
it is quite probable that some of the
vacancies on the county tickt may
be filled. RIB rt T. T. Smi h Of
the State Security Bank of HaVre has
held out a long time agl2inst all blan-
ishments, but his name viii, never
theless, be again presented before the
delegates chosen at the recant Urinary.
election.
The democrats have 10 votes in
Havre, according to the last poll, but
they have ten delegates to tha con-
vmtion and every one is i1sFst2nt
upon compelling Smith TO GLOW his
mittee which is empowered to fill the
vacancy regarding the Office Of tres S.
urer and put up candidate ag1inst
D. G. Lockwood Of Fort Benton, who
rec ntly wen the republican no-
mirnticn in competition wi b SIX op-
ponents-four of Havre. Thon as. Nc
Davitt and George Fl IRON, al o., ars
spoken of as candida es for C amy
commissioner. The endors~ m mt OF
John w Tattan for Reelection as
Judge of the Twtlf h judici>l dis rict
is assured The county convention
will elect, also, sixteen di-l gat and
sixteen alt Tnntes 10 the dedmo cratic.
(Contipued on Page Three
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
CORONER'S JURY
THINKS MASON GUILTY /

The exact vard G. o. ths
Coroner's jury investigating
the MasonrSturgill murder case
was as follows:
THAT the said Riley L. Huff
did come to his death by be-
ing struck a blow ON the back
Of the head with a blunt in
s1rument in he hands cf one
Edward B. Mason, at F'crt AS
sinniboine. Mont, between the
hours Ct s =. m. and 10 p. NJ,
S pte.nber IL, 1906"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

8k EHW afs inc lac OIL tle tH9 $
ing Of the republican candidate in uhe
TwzEth judicial district Ct Montana,
comprised by Choutcau and Valley
counies. Elsewhere, SOM remarks
are made that, as. plain news, may neV
amheless BE- worthy consideration.
A judicial convention Of the said dis
trict organized with John c. Sullivan,
of Fort Benton as chairman and w. 7.
Stevens of Valley county as secretary.
The first BALLOT for the nomination Of
judge resulted: J. ]. Kerr Is; F. F..
Stranahan, Is. Mr.. Ksrr, according TO
to the River Press, had been excused
from voting on the Valley county d
leaation owing to the fact that he was
a candidate. AfLsr the first ballot had
been announced Mr.. Kerr claimed thu
right to a ballot, which none could d5-
ny him. On the second ballot tbs
Valley county candidate yottd ! for
the Chouteau county candidate, o h>r
delegates remaining Of the same opini-
on and thus effecting the nomination
of Attorney S.ranahan.
It may b. remarked d in passing that
according to this report, 3. D. Phil
ips grew so angry over the decision
of the chair to allow Mr. Kerr to vote,
that he threatened to do serious
damage to the physiogncmy CT Mr..
Sullivan; but he did not carry out his
threat. The Riv>r Pr SIS says that a
rump convention was held somewhere
else The "Rumps" claim to have
duly, legllly, legi imate1y nominated
Mr.. Kerr for the bench and have csr-
Titled his name to the secretary of the
state as the authorized candidate Th
name of Mr.. Stranahen, also, will be
certified to the secretary of state us
the republican nominee against John
w. Tattan. the r.s Mt iacumb MT,
whose denomination by the democrats
is, of course, assured, without the say
ing.
Refarrlng back a bit III regard %
the tangle about judicial nominations
in the Twelfth district, the R'v:r
Press of Fort B2nton (famcd, respecs-
able, trustworthy and proud as a stall
Wart republican CT unimpeaoh7 BILE cha
racter) has this report to make, re-
calling some history:
-Four Years ago, the del gatGs from
Chouteau ccun y and v LEY C I'm y
met in judicial convention and nomin-
ated J. J. Kerr, of Valley coun y, as
the republican candidate for judge of
this judicial district, the nomina ion
being effected by combination be-
| tween the Valley county de1egl ion
and small minority of the Chou eau
| county men. 1t was known at the time
| that Mr.. Kerr was not an aspir7 MT
for the nomination, ard shor ly
after it was made it was d. clin d by
the nominee. No provisi n h d be n
made for filling the vacancy, and
there was cons2aue ntly no republican
candidate for the judg ship On the
arty ticket.
At the judicial convention held at
Billings, of which B. D. Philips was
chairman, it developed that doubt ex-
listed as TO whether there would b. q
vacancy in the office Of judge of this
| district. 10 call for AN cleo ion OF
judge having baen made in he gov
ernor's proclamation. The d ieg ties
We're induced not to make nomina-
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

A notice of satisfac ion of judg-
ment in the case Of Jacob A. Yund a
gainst Marguer rite and 2. ]. Min
tyre of Havre was this W elk filed in
the district court. The judgms Mt and
costs amounted to $4,000
Miss Sarah Power of Hsl M ths
week gave $1,000 with which to found
a scholarship for repairing young msr
for the prizes. hood; $4,000 in cash 10
the building fund of the Cathedral of
the Sacred Heart in the state capi al,
and $4,000 toward the cost fer the
lew cross Of the clhs dral. 1t is s "a
ed by tbs Hslena Independent that
Bishep John P. Carroll, in announc ng
the gifts. wished Mss Power long
life, coed huaith and much happiness,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

It developed at the several h:ar-
ings that fluff" was am alias under
which the murdered man had enlist
ed, his real name being r. L. S Ut
gin, the home Of his parents boing
at Oven sorls Ky, where his fathsr,
S. 4. Sturgill is engaged in the gro
Gerry business.
Tho business address Of AIason's 5
father is 81 Front street, New York
city, where he maintains offices as a
commission merchant
Late tes imony cdduced showed
that Mason had borrowed a hammer,
such as he might use in his work.
The instrument has besn rtcov-r + d
and is stained with what are
believed to be bloodstains. The gov
ernment will EN- 10y m:cro2cop:sts 10
examine the exhibit.
Mason was arraigned before Unit-
ad States COMMISSIONS w. B. Pypar
in Havre and the date of pr;limi-
nary examination was set for Sa'-
urday, September %. Mason p1eed-
ed not guilty, and declined to mako
any statement other than tho-e al
ready given to the press by
his attorneys, Arthur M. Gentry and
Charles A Rose OF Havre
Fort Assinniboine, long ma ion7lly
notorious as a frontier post, with its
assig gned troops devoted to frontier
ways: was this week shocked a for the
first time by AN assassination. Edward
Mason is under arrest in the guard
house on a charge of having mrrd-
cred Riley L. Huff, former COM
pandon- n-arms, by bea ing out IS
brains with a bludgeon, Of an I'm
known character, for gain. Mason re-
ported the discovery of the body of
Huff upon his return Saturday morn
ing to the r1ost, from which eRch of
the men, who We're adjoining bedroom
companions, had been reported ab:ent
since last Tuesday night.
It is believed that the mlrdsr oc-
CURED the night of the disappearance ,
of each man from the post. The body
which was partially enclose d in, q
rug in the room of Mason indicate ed
that denth had occurred several dhys
before. Bloodstainsp or, ra'her a
straight and henvy blood mark lead
ing from the room of Huff through a
dividing door into the room of Mason
was coagulated to a condition that
made this opinion of the post mortem
examiners almost certain.
Mason made no effort toward fe-
crecy or escape, each Of which os l.
bilities was open to him. He came
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
W,C.T,u, BECOMING ACTIVE IN HAvRE

the first term being as follows: Pre-
sident Mrs. Sutherland; vice., res:-
dant, Mrs. w. B. Young; TREASURER,
Mrs. O. S. Golf; recording secretary,
Mrs. Ed. NJ. Allen: CORES spending Sc
ne.ary, Mrs. r. E. Hammond.
These mambers are all earnest work
ers n the cause represented by the
order.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

James Lackie has located a Calm
in the Little Rockies named The
Golden Seal. B. D. Philt and OH
ers call new claim they have chos-
an in the same vicinity the Ross
Fraction.
Homestead entries CT Hugh wilson,
Harvie Wildman and Oscar Olscn ara.
among numb.r Ct the homes cad
en- riss tbs week cancelled by Of
ficials of the Great Falls land, of.ice,
on the charge that the ertrymen hive
failed to comply with the law.
The Chouteau county delegates &c
the republican state cony n ion elec :
ed DR.. D. S. Mckenzie as state com
mftteeman. DR.. G org w. Cay OF
MI a VIII re sent v LEY eoun y
Cn the committee.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
Special to the, Herald.

o Special to the Herald.
0 Ft. Assinnihoine, Mont Seat.
o q, $40 p. m.-The Second ca
o yalry and the Seventh infanI ry,
0 un6ar Washington orders, are
0 packed and ready for movement
0 to the posts today designated
c upon receipt of orders for trans
0 poTtaticn.
0 0 o o O o O o O O O o
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

0 Special to the Herald.
0 St. Paul, Mimi, Sept. 21.-Ma-
o jor General Tart has ordered
o immediate disposition of troops
0 at Assinniboine as follows:
o The Seventh infantry direct
o to Havana.
O The Second cavalry to mobili-
0 zation at Jefferson barracks in
0 the department of the Missouri.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

Elizabeth Ridley Hunt, drughter CT
United States District Judge HIM and
Well known to Havre society. and
George w Thompson, broker OF New
York, were Tuesdey wsdd n Helena
at St. Peters Episeol al church, the
Right Rev. L.igh R. Brewer, bishop
OF Montana, and Frarc.s r. Bate
man. pastcr of the church, officiating.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

and the Us Unable bride whom be
chose in the ye1rs Of the p s.. Car
roll has it coming to him--but that
is another story.
The Great Falls Tribune In speaking
of the luncheon at which the eng ge-
ment was announced, seys: "The din-
ing room was beautifully decort in
profusion of pink and white Bw Ell
pa4s. In the center Of the tab1a, ON
lace centefpiece, S ood SIX OF
thss flowers, to the handle of which
was fastened a large bow OF PINK mo-
lins. Lorge mol ne bows were ftso
attache to mum rous oondl s k, con
Gaining ink candles, which were burn
ing in various par S Of the room,
Havre is noted for growing sweet
paas. Mebbe the prosp r: we g~oom
had hand in the arrnng an Ifs.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21
CUBAN INTERVENTION
DECIDED UPON

o 0 o o 0 o o o O 0 o {
o Special to the Herald.
o Washington, D. c., 1:43 p. NJ. {
o Sept. 1.-The govarnms MT upon
o recommendation of Secretary of {
o WarTaft has ordared immediate {
O interve ention in Cuba. All tn {
o forts in Montana will be de- {
O pleted of troops. G
The statesman., 1906-04-13

At Mrs. Cooper's. 1918 Arlpahoe
street, are Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Gas
kins Of Cripple Creek. who have come
to locate permanently. They, while
en- route here. visited Pueblo.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

The Home and Foreign Mission of
Central Baptist church met at Mrs.
Ellen o'Neal's residence Thursday. A
large attendance and much business
transacted was the consequence.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs. c. B. Croft's husband. Jesse
Croft, died Tuesday night at the county
hospital Funeral arrangements have
not yet been made He was an old
timer here.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

> E. p. Booze and DR.. r. s. Grant.
while here for the wedding last week,
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
c. E. Jackson OF Grant avenue.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

So sick has D. c. Ferguson been with
an attack of the pneumonia that he has
been unable to work for a few days.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

George A. Washington Of West Col
fax has been sick in bed with infu-
enza since Tuesday last Mrs. Fanny
Hayden is better.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs. Viola Marshall has moved to
2545 Clarkson street from welton
street.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Misses Blanche Walton and Allie
Rogers will go to Idaho Springs to
visit their cousin, Mrs. Nellie Parker.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Charles Jackson returned to Colo
rado Springs after the wedding.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Miss Ruth Darbey is contemp ating
trip soon to Little Rock, Arkansas
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Tuesday Mrs. ]. o. Harris Will leave
for Kansas City to visit her mother.
thence to Argentine to visit her sister.
Mrs. Phillip Ross, liz Barber avenue.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

The Eureka Literary Society offers
the following program for Tuesday
night: Violin solo. Prof. r. G. Hol-
ley: recitation. -; piano solo. Miss
Florence Smith; paper. Mrs. Josephine
Morris: discussion, society; vocal solo.
Mrs. Elnora Wilson; journal; report OF
critic; refreshments by c. r. Society.
The Fires!de school which was
given at the Zion Baptist church Tues
day night was q grand success that
reflected great credit upon the Mis-
sionary ladies.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Miss Jessie Smith will accompany
Miss Gertrude Bass to Pueblo for a
ten-day visit. after which Miss Bass
will leave for Missouri, where she will
visit her mother.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs Ellen Moore is much better.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Rev. ]. E. Williams OF Scott NJ. E.
church announced that at II a. NJ. he
will preach the Easter sermon, Christ
Risen from the Dead" At IL m.
lecture by DR.. e. D. Faulkne. to the
Sunday school. The Fort Logan Sun
day school will be present on this
event, ~ this is our first Easter in
the church. At night congregational
singing will be the feature.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

Mrs Robert Holmes has moved TO
2l2l Arapahoe street She can accom-
modate her friends with rooms.
The statesman., 1906-04-13

J. Malone Tildon spent few hours
in his Office this week, after a serious
illness OF four months.