The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18

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bank.
FOR SALE-At snap if bought at
once, the incest Broom cottage and
two lots in town, only part cash, rest
easy. Must be sold in two days.
| L. NEWMAN.
Florian A. Carnal, the we'll known
attorney Of this city has decided to
enter the political arena and has an
nounced himself candidate for the
republican nomination for county at
torney.
Letters received in the city this
week from l.. McCulloh, at Rochester
Mimi, say that Mrs. McCulloh is re-
covering very nicely and has left the
hospital G. B. is expected home to-
day or tomorrow.
The report is that George Colby, the
well known representative Of Halo
well, Donald G Co., one of the larg-
est Boston buyers in the western mari
cts, was the purchaser, aud that the
price topped % cents fraction.
Judge w. B. Piper drove to the
| Wild Horse lake country the first of
the week. He reports heavy rain
fall in that section, Tuesday, bring
| ing gladness to the hearts of the far
mers.
The report Of the Chinook Cream
cry fhe past month shows payments
Of $3.50 for butter fat, at the rate
of rs cents per pound. The output
of butter was 2,G15 pounds, the over
run being IS per cent.
J. T. Peacock, the Canadian horse
buyer, is still operating in the
| county. Last week he purchased
small punches from Tingly Bros, FL
mer Miner and r. E. Cowan, at
Big Sandy.
The Pioneer Grocery Company, of
Havre, with a capital stock of $10,-
900, has filed articles incorporation
in the county clerks Office. The in
corporators are L. Newman, Herold
Archibald and W. A. Gregg.
Judge Ed. M. Allen and son Joe
and Gussie Auerbach went out on thei
bicycles the first of the week to try
their luck fishing for trout on Baay-
er creek. They were caught in the
rain, did not catch any fish and were
forced to camp out over night
The Havre City band decided at
their Wednesday night meeting toll
give grand ball on Decoration Day. |
Full particulars will be given inthe
next issue, but every detail will be |
attended to and the dancers are as
sured one of the most enjoyable dane
es of the season.
According to a dispatch from Anna
rifle, Tex. the cattle deals in that
locality include the purchase of g.
900 two-year-old steers by J. M.
Boardman for the Kohrs Cattle COM
pany, which will be shipped to VAL
ley county. That class of stock is
selling in Texas at $40 to $22 per
head.
The diamond ring case, in which
Thos. w. Riach was accuesd Of talk
ing diamond ring, was tried before
jury in Judge Aliens court last Sa-
turday and the defendant discharged.
ri Of
CINE Verdrine VS.. Amelia BONN is est
for trial before Judge Allen for Satur-
day at three o'clock.
From OBSERVER Ling's records we
learn that all May heat records at
Havre were broken Thursday of last
week. At six o'clock in the after
noon the thermometer, which had bee
steadily rising all day, stood at 100
degrees in the shade. The highest
in May in twenty-six years, was 95,
in May %, 1886.
Work is being pushed along as IA
pidly as is possible upon the Milk
Rive Irrigation project. A spe-
cial dispatch from Browning, dated
May 14th, says: Cyrus G. Babb
district engineer of the reclamation
service of the United States geologic
al al survey, who is in charge of the
st. Mary project, and his force of
engineers are busy arranging the pre-
liminaries for beginning actual work
upon this great project The total
length of the proposed canal will be
% miles, and bids for building the
first Is miles will soon be advertised
for. Plans are maturing for building
tho laet a;pht mi1ac NV Indian labor