The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-21

The delegates from Havre 10 the
democratic county conven ion are J.
G. Baily, F. F. Bossuo., J. r. Bowlin,
w. G. Broadwater, L. O. Hudson, T.
McDevitt, L. Newman, R. T. F. Smith,
Pat Yeon and G. W Young.
The Fort B;nton d:lsgat es are D.
G. Browne, c. E. Duer, John Harris,
W. Y, Pcuibarton and Joseph Sullivan.
The Chinook dele gates are Stephen
Canvery A. S. Lehman, F. Plunkest,
F. A. Prossar and W. Weaver.
Party leaders in Havre have learned
of the nomination of the following
other delegates chossn at the r:cent
rinlary election: Jamss E. Fox, J.
Morgan, Harlem; J. A. Battram, S. A.
Miller, Big Sandy; H. E. Loranssr,
Chester; R. w. Buckland, H. w.
Thomas, Uppsr Highwood; ]. B.
Turton, Dodson; R. McEale, c. B.
Toolo, Gold Butte: A. Fl. Davis, Shon
kin; H. A. Nottingham, Upper Shon-
kin; c. W. Gardner, Galata; J. A.
Blevins, 7. S. Garter, zortmnn; A. G.
Strcdr, G. J. LOTUS, Whitlaeh; J. G.
Turner, Lucille; William Collins, Ma
rias; H. H. Pre1Iitt, Maddux.
The republican nominees for the
offices of H2vre precinct are w. B.
Piper for re-slcction as justice and
George Bickle and Henry Gross for
constnbles, Justice of the Peace Ed.
NJ. Allen will be a candidate for c
lsction and il is expected that Pc
lice Magistrate L. o. Hudson will seel
the democratic nomination for the
same office.
Excr Pepin has begun cam a:gning
for elscion as sheriff and will en-
daavcr to talk ell the voters in all
the precincts CT the county before the
day of ballotiag.
The Fort Benton River Press says
of the nominating speech that assur-
ed the selection of Charles n. Pray
as the republican Candidate for con-
gross that it was very appropriately
worGer and s. s. IS brought roars Of
applause from the audience" The
speech was by the Hon. Fletcher Mad
dox Following thia spe: ch," the
River Press says, there were two very
amusing incid2nts in the cows II ion,
reference being made to the attempt
of two loyal and adhsrent' friends of
Mr.. Pray who insisted upon forcing
their prepared speeches in his behalf
upon the convention, despite the fact
that opposition had CEASED and that
the man had been nominated by ac
clamation. The d=Iega'es wlra from
Flathead and Rosobud couni les. The
report says:
THE convention W Mt d to hear
from the nominee himself, and
drowned the voic Of the F'lathe1d
orator with shouts for Pray. The non
ination Of Mr.. Pray was made by
reclamation, the delegates rising from
thsir seas and shouting the name
of the nominee to The full capacity Ct
their lungs"
Before: the close of the republ IN
convention there occurred an instance
that is being repeated aud some OF
atory that is being reverb ratrd all
over Montana. T. NJ. Porter of Gus
ter county caused all the trouble. He
would definitely instruct the attorney
general to institute suit for r,cov ry
Of all interest on public money, which
he declared, had b EN- taken over 20
the personal usage and benefit CT The
present state treasurer. This u o
funds, he declared. had been pro estd
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convention. Afttr "a lvey d s.us=
ion' Mr. Porter's motion acd esq
hutton was voted down.
Bmefly,the rssolut ors 2dopt d by
the republican state co We zion Ct
1906 declare that TIL f NE # cur
country and its benign intlu ne n
ether nations of the world hive BEEN
immeasurably adyarc-d by the deds
and the administration Of Pr 81
dent Roossyelt;' pay an eloqu Mt til
butte to the late Wilbur F. Sanders;
commend United States Snator Car
ter, Representative J1s: phi M. Dixon
| and State Chairman Lea Mantlf: M