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The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

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The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

soon as possible will be one Of the
main duties of the approaching meet
ing to acc omplish."
Some rivalry" says President New
man." has been displayed in the
past between the Dodson and Chan
Lakes propositions, but the asso ia
ton has taken the position that the
Chain Lakes reservoir is the keystone
of the whole project The Chain
Lakes reservoir is a storage darn;
the Dodson dam is proposed, simply,
as a diversion dam.
The opening of the Blackfeet and
Fort Belknap reservations will also,
receive attention at this meeting and,
in all probability "a memorial fay or
ing throwing open for settlement both
of these great tracts at an early
date will be presented othe Depart
ments and congress.
The contention of the Indian bu-
reau that the Indians are, by Fl st
right, entitled call the water flow
ing through their reservations is
wrong! wrong! wrong! declared
the president of the irrigation associa-
citation with the emphasis of sound
ing fist. This content tion," he IN
sisted, was unjust, and hardst ip
on the pioneers who have developed
the country-one that is at this mo-
ment retarding the developent Of the
| greater proportionate area Of the state
The first and most effective way
the only way in sight, in fact--to
overcome these conditions is by unit
ed protest on the part ofm the people
affected by them"
Widespread interest to the approach
ing gathering has been added by the
assurance of attendance of United
States Senator Garter and Congress-
man Dixon and Congressman-ele3t G.
N. Pray. The Hon. W. G. Conrad has
wired that he will be on deck, the
Indian bureau will send a representa-
tive from Washington and representa-
tives Of beet sugar interests from Og-
I den, Utah, will be present to study
tn possibilities of investment in the
Milk River valley. Arrangemen hav
been made with the Great Northern
railway for special rates for all per-
sons residing in the valley and de-
sirous of attending the meeting.
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

even going dead. Added to these ycx-
ations has been &C ontinued sho ta2e
of cars and large herds of cattle and
sheep at the various loading points n
the county have experienced much suf-
fering and loss of weight from h S
cause, shippers have rarely ma e
provisions for feeding of any kind.
Even with the warmer weather of the
latter portion of the week, conditions
do not as yet appear to have gIea "
improved One beef s. Jpn ent plann-
ed for October II, at Kersbaw. did
not go out until yesterday. ovor
month later than intended, owing to
failure of the Montana Central to sup
ply cars
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

Co., Of Helena, is delayed in sending
out trainload Of cattle which he is
gathering at Pomeroy for shi ment to
the Milk River country. This is the
second extensive shipment of cattle
secured i'll Asotin county blythe EN-
pire Cattle company, the first being
last spring Mr. Davidson expects to
secure 1000 head of yearlings his
time.
-Four companies Of the Sixth Uni
ted States infantry, coInpri ing the
First batillion of the regiment, this
week, went into quarters at Fort VII
liam Henry Harrison. The Third
batillion was sent to Fort Mis- soula
and the Second batillion was dis
patched 70 Fort Lincoln at Bismark. n
D. The colonel and lieutenant-coloneI
of the regiment are detained in the
Philippines as witnesses in a court
martial. The detachment of the veu-
tn infantry at Fort William Henry
Fort Brady, Mi2h., where hey iii he
First batillion of the regiment, whi2h
Wasuntil recently stationed at Fort
Assinniboine.
Shipments of sheep from Valley
county points this week appear 10
be much eaiser nf accomplishment
thanin Chouteau county. Mon az,
Brands & Thomson sent off twenty
nine cars of sheep from Hin ic
to Chicago and j. Bling & Co The
same date shipped three cars. T ese
shipments were followed Tuesday by
Il consignment of thirte n "a II
sheep from Hi sda'e TO C ag W i2h
clsal ed u the stock hipmen of
that ran se fJr the as Sock
men west of Hayre have in ma y n
stances, been ompelle1 to tn back
stock to the range after having driv-
en- it to the loading poilt where no
cars could be Sc u e the la e in
stance being reported by o. D.
Gray, maaager for the Flo cree
Ca tie com, any, w'o sa es b he
t i We k turned loose o. he of
prime beef steers that "a b~en h Id
IT c ad futilely awaiting shipment
for seve al weeks.
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

Having just disposed of a number Of
ragged unfortunates, he was faced by
smiling, well set up man of sartor-
tal splendor that might be envied
at Baden-Baden, but whom the po-
lice officers declared, never worked
for living. "Travel," all you vags,
you,' announced the judg, and you"
to the fashion-plate prisoner, "skiddo
with the rest of the fellows as fast
as you cam
Speaking of progress, the work of
the Billings commercial club organi-
zation is bringing great results, al
though for a long time it was a costly
uphill pull that confronted the city
after it began it's notable campaisn n.
The latest enterprise assured the city
is an alfalfa mill which will be built
by Denver capitalists. This new ia
dustry Will be only second in impor-
tance to the city to the beet-grow ng
and sugar producing enterprise wi n
has already been launched so profit
ably. The Havre Industrial associa-
ton may we'll take note of the many
things that Billings is accomplishing
with comparatively little effort after
the start was made. -
William Moore a cOWpuncher Of
Hinsdale, is certainly having plenty If
troubles OF his own. Two months a.
go the turning of a saddle threw him,
disiocating his shoulder. He got fixed
up, but in celebrating around Hinsd2le
he came into pneumonia. The docto $
again stra ghtened out his many
kinks, and Tuesday, the day after lis
discharge fIom their care, he man
aged by scme means viii h he does
not recall, to get himself struck by
Great Northern freight train, e.caG-
ing, however, with nothing worse than
a broken leg, a few broken rib, a
fractured skull and few internal in
juries. The surgeons say that Moo e
will be able to navigate again on
crutches within six weeks. Moo
is again conscious and philosophi al
and declares that many worse thin
happened to him when he was in the
Black Hills" where he learned 10
punch COWS
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23
PROGRAM FOR farmers INSTITUTES

Prof F. B. Linfield of BoZeman, di-
rector of the United States agri cultura
experiment stations in Montana a. d
secretary of the Montana board Of ad-
ministration of farmers Institutes, has
announced the following ca es and
places for holding intistutes this win
ter in North Montana:
Cascade-January Z.
Fort ShaW-January s.
Choteau-January 8.
Columbia Falls-January II.
Eureka-January 12.
Somers-January IA.
Big Frok-January Is.
Kalispell-January Is, II and 18.
Stockett--JanuarE 21.
Belt-January 70 and %.
Fort Benton-January "a
Chinook-January 25 and 26.
Harlem-January %.
iinsdale-January 20.
GlasgoW-January 80.
Culbertson-January 81 and Feb
ruary /.
White Sulphur Springs-February IS
Lewistown-Februa y 27.
Moore-February 2S.
Utica-March l.
At Cascade, Fort Shaw, Chotean,
Columbia Falls, Eureka, Somers, Big
Fork and Kalispell, the speake S and
their subjects will be as fol owe:
F. B. Linfield-Diverzi led Farmir :,
Secrets of Profitable Dai ying, S3n4e
Experiments in Sheep Fee Ing, The
Cattle and Sheep Indu t.y in Monta-
na, Poultry as a Prof Maker, Tho
Draft Horse, Improved Types cf i've
stock with stereoDti en- vie s.
Growing Pork on the Farm, Alf llfa
Growing, Butter Making, en- the Farm,
The Relation of Alfalfa and c over to
Soil Fertility, Some Small Friends Ct
he Farmer, The Agricultural Cole 3e,
The Havre herald., 1906-11-23

Park-*A. w. Miles (R) Livingston.
Powell-*J, Bie1enberg (R) Deer
Lodge.
Ravalli--Miles Romney CD Hamil-
ton.
Rosebud. E. Edwards (R) Fo:-
syth.
sanders--C. E. Fairbanks (R)
Plains.
Silver Bow-W. II. Haviland (D)
Butte.
Sweet Grass-#Charles Mcdonnell
(R) Melville.
Teton--Wm. Cowgirl (R) Choteau.
Valley. L. Truscott D) Glasgow.
YelloWstone-J. B. Amin (R) Co
lumbus i
#HoldoyGr.
THE HOUSE.
Beayerhead-E. O. Selway (R)
Dillon; Alf Decker (R) Red Rock.
Broadwater-J. Il. G. Connor (D)
Canton; G.. A. Wilder (D) Townsend.
Carbon-John Blewett (D) Froberg.
Cascade-A. H. Gray (R) Great
Falls; E. D. Kirwan CD Great Falls;
William Clutson (D) Great Falls; Eu-
gene Harbordt (R) Great Falls; Hen
ry Seidler (R) Great Falls.
Chouteau-T. A. Cummings (Rl
Fort Benton; o. S. Goff (R) Hayre.
Custer-C. B. Towers (R) Mi es
City; o. G. Cato I,) Miles City.
Dawson-D. C. Maxwell (R) Glen
dive. ...
Deer Lodge-W. r. Allen (R) Ana
conda;H. N. Blake (R) Anaconda; G.
B. English (R) Anaconda; ] d Burke
ID Anaconda; r. +. Fisher (D) An
aconda; F. Longstaff (D) Anaconda.
Fergus-Rufus Thompson (R) Lew
istown; A. c. Greene (R) Greene.
Flathead-Fred Whitesides (Cl
ka'ispell; e. A. Logan (R) Whi-e-
fish; B. J. Boorman (R) kalispell
Gallitin-A A. Cameron (R) Boze-
man; E. W. King (R) Bozeman; w.
A. Tudor tR) Bozeman.
Granite-W. W. Kruger (R) Phil
lpsburg; ". E. Moore (R) Phi ip burg
iefferson-V. E. William CD Can
cy; T. R. Warren (D) WHITEHALL; A.
I. Boulder (R) Boulder.
Lewis and Clark-Moses Root (R)
Canyon Creek; JOHN Wendal (R) Hell
Continued on Page Two)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
THE DAYS NEWS OF CAMBRIDGE CITY
TO GRADUATE FIFTEEN
Cambridge City Schools Prepare for
commencement Exercises - A
Good Program.
Palladium speoial.1

Cambridge City. April s. The pub
lie schools in this city will close
on Friday, May %. On the same
evening the commencement exercis-
es will be held in the Masonic Tenn
pie. when fifteen students will be CIV
en- diplomas. The exercises for the
evening will consist of lecture CIV
en- by some able orator. The class
themes will be given in the morning
at the high school room. and after
it has been been rendered a program
arranged by the Freshmen, Juniors
and Sophomores. will be given. The
following pupils are members of the
senior class: Misses Edna Highly,
Edna Myers, Ruth Hiser, Alma Gar
win, Edith Eliason, Agnes Pusinelli,
Alma Hull, Esta Young. Irene Elliot
and Messrs. Meredith Matthews Clin-
ton Bertsch, Jno Myers, Jno Pusinelli,
Harry Bertsch, Paul Drischel.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Jessie Millward has returned to the
stage In London.
Bertha Kalich can act in Polish. Ger
man, English and Yiddish.
MAN and Superman," the George
Bernard Shaw play. is now on tour.
Charles A. Bigelow has severed his
connection with the Jse Weber COM
pany
La Piste." recently produced in
Paris, was victorien Sardou's seventy
FIFTH play.
Rumors are current Of new theater
for q permanent stock company In
Washington.
Ethel Barrymore is meeting with
great success on the road In "Alice-Sit-
by-the-Fire"
Edna Wallace Hopper recently had q
violinist named Hilderbrand arrested
for annoying her with love letters.
Edwin Arden has made q hit in '.The
Redskin." the all Indian play produced
in New York recently. He plays the
hero.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
SHORT STORIES.

Quakers are very healthy, their aver
age longevity being sixty-one years.
The Dominion Of Canada will invite
the king and queen Of England to visit
Canada when the new Quebec bridge
will he opened.
Mexico has awakened to the fact that
unless vigorous measures are taken to
prevent the wholesale destruction Of
her forests the country will soon be
treeless.
II a ton of coal is placed on the
ground and left there and another ton
is placed under a shed, the latter loses
about % per cent Of its heating power,
the former about At per cent.
Wadsworth, New, once lively rail
road town of 1000 population, but
now a collection of deserted shanties,
is overrun by thousands of wildcats,
the descendants of 200 or 800 abandon
ed house cats
Jamestown exposition authorities, 1t
is said, will erect an EiffeI tower on
the exhibition grounds exceeding in
height even Its Paris model 1t will
be lighted by 10000 inoandescent lights
and will be visible for miles at sea by
night.
An attempt to raise Chinese pleas
ants is to be made at the Kansas State
Agricultural college. where the state
game commission will direct the ex-
pertinent. Chinese pheasants were in
troduced in Oregon some twenty years
ago, and that state is now well stock
ed with them.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04

from Kankakee Marsh Saturday az.
ter spending a few days there killing
ducks. He brought home with him 81
ducks and these were cooked in every
way possible and served to his guests
at the supper. The guests of the
evening were Will Butler. Curt Cos
nell. VIII Barefoot, Calvin Wessler,
Walter Waddel, Frank Kneese, Chas.
Drischel, VIII Anstel, Hira Boyd.
Fred Bond, w. r. Littel. Orange Hall.
Joe Penny, Fred Shirley. Joe Moore.
Voley Kiser, Joe Wade. Dean House,
Chas. Kellar, Ray Birtsch, Robert
Hughes. Frank Ohmit, Albert Bren-
mar, Chas. Wheeler, Dan Drischel. A.
M. Smith, Willard Ulrich.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
GETS MUSIC SCHOLARSHIP
Miss Aaness Pusinelll Wins Honors
Over Several Contestants -.
Goes to indianapolis.


Cambridge City, April 3.-Miss Ag.
mes Pusinelli. popular young lady Of
this city, has been awarded scholar
ship at the Indianapolis Conservatory
of music under the direction Of Edgar
M. Cawley. The scholarship will
inclue free tuition, two lessons per
week in any branch, piano, pipe organ,
violin or voice. 1t also entities the
student to harmony, music history and
physical culture free. Miss Pusinelli
Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pu-
SMELL and is a member of the '06
class of the. Cambridge City High
School, where she is also pianist.
She is one of the best musicians in
this city, having attained much of her
musical knowledge at Earlham Col
lege.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
GERMAN GLEANiNGS.

The Berlin municipal authorities have
decided to establish public sun and
light baths" at which first, second and
third class fees will be charged.
Germany boasts Of the strongest la
Dor party among modern nations. It
forms Mt present the most important
political party In the empire. The
number of Its party organs is seven
ty-six, and twenty 1.-TWO OF these are
dailies.
The most elaborate animal house in
any geological garden Is said to be the
new spacious ostrich house in the Ber-
!in geological garden. 1t Is built after
the design OF an Egyptian palace and
il decorated inside and ont with an
cient Egyptian figures Of men and
birds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
|cOURT HOUSE ROUTINE

Charles e. W.. Wagner, administra-
tor of the estate OF Fred J. Miller, de-
ceased, has filed report of final settle
ment
John F. Pierce, executor of the es-
tate Of the late James Hutchens, has
filed report of final settlement.
Maggie H. Miller, administrative Of
the estate OF the late Solomon A. Mil
Ter. yesterday filed report of final set
Element.
The inventory of the estate of the
late Joseph Rainier was filed yester-
day. 1t shows the estate of the late
Mr.. Rainier to be worth $21,656.41.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
HAVE THE SKATING CRAZE
CAMBRIDGE TO HAVE RINK
Stock Company Has Leased Lower
Room Of Masonic Temple and Has
Fitted II Up in a Manner Which
Makes it Very Fine.

Cambridge City, April "a stock
company. consisting of Chas. Kneise
Robert Hughes, Earl Barefoot and
Charles Drischel, has been organized
in this city for the purpose of pro
noting roller skating. These gen
tlemen have leased the lower room
of the Masonic Temple and during the
past week this room has undergone
considerable improvement. A fine
hardwood floor, electric lights and
all modern Improvements have been
made, which will make the room one
of the best skating Kinks in this part
of the state. The rink will be open
ed on Saturday night April z, and
a fine musical program has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
BUSINESS SENSE.

Keep your advertising on the square.
but don't try to make 1t too smooth.
The real argument il sometimes in the
sharp corners.
It's possible to keep leaking ship
afloat by pumping out the water. but
it's safer to stop the leak. Watch the
leak In your business.
It's better to be alive than have to
pay rent on . tomb. and it's better to
spend a little money on advertising
than to live with dead businsss.-E1-
change.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
DEPARTMENT WORKS FAST
Cambridge Ladies' Make Quick Run
to kuster House and Prevent
Disastrous Fire.
Palladium Special.l

Cambridge City, April 3.-Had it not
been for the quick action taken by the
fire company of this city, the resi-
dence of Mrs. Elizabeth Kuster, 10.
Gated north of this city, would evil
IDENTIFY been destroyed. The fire start
ed from a pile of weeds which had
been burning during the morning.
The fire was mar the house and was
fast making it's approach towards it.
The fire company made a quick run
and saved the house from the fire. No
damage was done except to the barn
nearby, which will not exceed $50.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04

Palladium Want Ads Pay.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
Storms Going to Nevada.
Publishers PressI

Indianapolis. April 3.-Daniel r.
Storms, former secretary Of state.
probably will leave Indianapolis for
the West within the next fifteen days.
He will take charge of some mining
properties in Nevada.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-04
ELABORATE DUCK SUPPER
Harry Beard Treats His Friends to
Game He Captured While at
kankakee, Marsh.
Palladium Special

Palladium SpeciaII
Cambridge City. April 3.-Mr. Har-
ry s. Beard entertained about thirty
of his friends at an elaborate duck
supper Sunday night at his home on
Main street. Mr.. Beard returned home
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
The Breath Of Life.

It's n significant fac, that the strong
est animal OF its size, the gorilla. Hiso
Iaa the largest lungs. Powerful lungs
means powerful creatures. How to keep
the breathing organs right should be
mans chicfCst study. Like thousands
uf others. AiTs. Ora y. Stephens OF Port
Williams. o.. has learned how TO DO
;his. She writes: Three bottles OF
Or. Kings New Discovery stopped my
cough ul two years and cured me or
what my friends thought consumption
O. ia ursrd for throat and lung trou-
uiss.- Guaranteed by all druggists
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21
Explanation and Apology.

Tho forms fds iai, issue were ali ready
for prinS-s on .imo Thursday evening
bu. tho failure ~ our auxiliary sheets TO
arriyo Until SATURDAY, morning was the
ca ,se Of this mos. vexatio.s' delay.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

The City Realty Co., Hale Block
h..ss SO special bargains 10 Offer this
week In city and ranch property. business
opsninys. furnished rosms. o,e. Gail and
i..oscs our lis.. Also bafrsils OF Fn'aay
a., nrnrno. loans on real estate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

iuoNHtk W.
Mrs. r, R. Rand has returned from a
three months visit in Denver.
Mrs. Harvey Norton entertained the
Entire Nous Club on Wednesday after
noon.
The Every Tuesday; Reading Club met
with Mrs. p. j. Reifel this week.
Mrs. j. 3. Johnstun Of Craig. Mo-. left
for her home last Saturday aftor an ex-
tended visit with the family Of T. j.
Smirl.
Mrs. H. L. Nieools left Tuesday for q
visit with friends in Lamar.
Mrs. T. II. Grisham Of Cottonwood
Falls. KS, is the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
M. U. Randall.
Last week Mrs. Frank Bingham ac-
companied Miss Ruth as far as Denver
On route to Chicago where she will enter
an art school. Mrs. Bingham returned
to Rocky Ford.
Mrs. Alma M. Cheney is couvalsseent
after severe illness.
@. 3. Diehl's many friends are pleased
to SEQ him on the streets after months
illness.
The San Souei club held their first
meeting this season with Mrs. W. j..
Brown. Roll call was responded to by
"Birthstones'. Mrs. Brown gave a
paper on Jewel Craft Of India.
hiss Opha Lantz is reported seriously
III.
Master Frank Wiley entertained the
children in grade A and their teacher.
Miss Dean. Tuesday afternoon. Misses
LUCILLE Wiley and Helen Jones were the
guests Of honor. The children had do
lightful time playing games. ote.. after
which Mrs. Wiley assisted by her sister
served dainty refreshments and each
child wen. homo feeling that Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley knew how to mako them
happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. condee Of Chicago
have many friends in Rocky Ford who
will be interested in tho nows that fine
boy was born TO Mrs. Condee a few days
,ince. Mrs. condG will be remembered
by Rocky Ford people rs Minis Lulu Kim
ney.
Many friends Of Lewis Siekcnberger
will tender sympathy on account OF tho
death Of his wifo Wednesday evening.
p. E. vandenbuTg has jus. returned
from visit to tho dry farming country
cas-, Of Donyor and reports much inter
os: In nen-irrigation farming.
hrs. Warren Blinn has gono TO Battle
Greek. Mish.. 10 visit relatives.
Tho Rowsna circle mot with Mrs.
Walter cznedy this week. Refreshments
1egs served by ,ho hostess.
Il 70 with regret We chronicle tho do
pagluru Of Grandpa Burke sa4 his con.
ChAs. "a. and family. who left last Mon
day for their new homo ~ Rocky Fcfd.
Colorado. Grandpa Burko has been .
rtaidonl Of ;his vicinity since 1876. living
ea his farm Q! 500 seres In Shabby Co.
until 1884 when Ia and his family moved
10 town. Chas. ~. wa. one Of our prom
.nsnt and Influential s!.xsns for ,ha past
seventeen ysars. As financial
aron. Chas. gAs \ success in every sense
o! Tho word. In 1895 no and his btoshsts
Nm. r. john p. and Ed. D. opsneI tho
Citizens BAAk'oi this city. !, Is unnsess-
safy 20 say ;ha bank has bean success
FFcm II. inception. Ha still retains his
in;af0s. In tho bank and several farms
owned By himself and brothers. On as-
esunt q nssinR away he has resigned
tho C;y Trrszurershlp. which Office he
has held for three consecutive farms. We
foeommsnj Chss. H.. his osdmsblo wife
IN! children to tho people Of Rocky Ford.
and ,ras: their gain will sSmsama in tho
future be eafs.-BureaY. wslnu. Iowa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-09-21

Tho shoru. and tho W. C. T. U. con-
~en.son arc inieh:ed 70 tho Taylor Piano
Co. for tho Emo KingshurY piano furnish.
cd for their vso a: tho oPsrs House
Tfttrra.- s,ish-