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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
Three KILLED ON NEIHART BRANCH

Miss Elizabeth Hahnney, school
eacher, residing in Great Falls at
327 Sixth avenue south, slight cuts
and bruises.
Edward Burke. railroad contractor
of South Omaha, Neb., and wife and
:wo sons. All received slight cuts
and bruises. ~~~
Charles ]. Hops. piano dealer. of
Cheat Falls. Slight cuts about head.
w. J. Otis, time-keeper for A. Guth-
lie & Co., had recently come from
EuyraS, Ohio, with steam shovel for
his firm. Few injuries and bruises.
James J. Ado ns, teamster, from
Wolf Creek: was on his way to Havre
Slight cuts and bruises.
Thomas l.. Landers, cigar manufac-
nre- OF Great Falls, slight bruises
=. j. O'Hara, hotel keeper at Gey-
ser. bruised and cut slightly.
S. H. Miller, accountant, bound for
1hehalis, Wash, I'M company with F.
:. Prewett, who was killed, bruises.
George Weitbrecht, surveyor, from
st. Paul, back sprained, cuts and brli-
ses.
j. F. Donaher, janitor at court hous
n Great Falls, head cut and bruised.
H. H. Mcclellan, teamster from Mis-
soula, leg injured and head bruised.
Thomas F. Downing, hide dealer,
resident of Great Falls, head cut and
bruised slightly.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

Montana.
In connection with the fair there
viii be thrae-days race meeting for
harness and running horses, for which
purses aggregating $1,000 will be Of
cred. 1t is expected that some good
lorses from some of the other fairs
n the state will be secured for this
feature of the fair and some exciting
ind interesting races may be looked
Coward to.
The fair association recently OBJ
aimed title to- eight blocks of ground
n the south part of town and work
las already commenced to get the
grounds in shape for the three day
Meeting. "A half-mile track has been
surveyed and it will be graded and
worked from now on, to have it in
he best possible condition fer The
lates set. A big grand-stanG is to
De erected, that will accommodate j.,
300 people, as we'll as stables and
stalls. Two large exhibit buildings
will be put UP to house the exhibits
'or which premiums will be offered.
The premium list is in the course
If preparation and it will be issued
shortly.
Many interesting features will be
announced from time to time nnd it
hoped that enough will be there
10 interest everyone. 1t is planned
10 have cowboy race that will bring
some of the daring riders and speedy
cow ponies OF northern Montana here.
An Indian horse race each day is
being planned also as one Of the
tally attractions; the idea is to Sc
cure some of the best riders from the
leighboring tribes to race in costume
ior liberal prizes.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
STATE DEMOCRACY
ASSEMBLE In BUTTE
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3 . 5 . . . % 8 . :
B The democratic ate conven- .
tion will be held in Butte Sept. .
%, the first session being called Q
b sharp at noon. 6
This was the decision reached o
at the session Of the state cent Q
raj committee held in the city .
Of Butte, Monday night. o
The meeting was marked by 3
splendid harmony, and the key .
note throughout was unborlnded 8
confide nee in signal triumph :
for the party at the polls in s
) November. 8
THE prospects for democratic 8
success said Chairman H. l.. Si
Frank in his opening speech. .
were never SO good. There is D.
more enthusiasm in the ranks, q,
and more confidence prevails o.
than We have known for years. o
The arrival in New York Of our o
leader, the greatest living Amer .
lean, has aroused a wave of en- 3
b thusiasm that Is sweeping the S
Country for the party headed by .
William Jennings Bryan" o
q S 3 . 8 3 . o . . d .
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
NO NEGROES FOR
FIT. ASSINNIBOINE.

Washington, Aug. 26.-Army offic-
srs are at their wits end to decide
what is to be done with the negro
9roops of the United States. The
Brownsville, Tex, episode has brought
she matter to a crisis and although
he troops which offended the citiz-
ms of Texas are to be transferred
20 Fort Reno, Okla, the authorities
of the department by no means feel
sure that this will end the difficulty.
When it was suggested today THAT
hey might be transferred to the
northwest, to such Isolated posts as
Fort Assinniboine,. it was said that,
not only was that post one fer ca
valry purposes, but there was no
question that the people OF Montana,
ieprning that this particular body of
men had been Objectionable to Texas,
would put UP just as strong a protest
against their presence in Montana.
According to the statements made
II IKE WAL uSpdTLiuGIfL II SGS1lS prop
able that congress, at its next session
will be asked to repeal that section
Of the law which calls for the enlist
nent of negro troops.
A second suggestion for the dis
oosal of the negroe troops was that
they be sent to the Philippines. In
answer to this the same authority
said that the Filipinos objected 10
hem fully as much as did the whites
n this country, and as a result they
We're only stationed in the Moro coun-
:ry, Mindanae. 1t is said that this,
IS the cnly portion of the is
,ands where they can be used, and
hat they can be used there only be
cause the Moros are in constant state
Of insurreetion, and, therefore, have
no Voice in the selection of the sold
,ers who are to maintain order.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

VIM. F. Yaegar, president of the
Havre Brewing Co., returned homA
1his morning from Misaoula, where
Ne represented Havre Lodge, No. IA.
Sons Of Hermann, at the grand lodge
meeting of that order. Anaconda was
selected as the place for holding the
lext meeting of the grand lodge ana
ME following were elected as
officers:
Grand president-Emil Altmaa
Helena.
First grand vice president-H.
Burmeister. Livingston (re-elected)
Second grand vice president-Paul
Gerber, Missoula-
Ex-gand president--WilliamL Rath-
geber. Kalispell.
Grand secretary-E. Fisehl, Helena
Grand treasurer-F. Schimpf, He
Lena (re-elected)
Grand physician--Dr. Schulir, Bill
lings (reelected.)
Grand inside guard-W. F. Yaeger,
Havre.
Grand outside guard-Albert Klein,
Anaconda
Grand trus.ee-Carl Papke, Boze-
man.
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EXPERIMENT FARMS
ARE FLOURISHING.

. 8 . . . 50 . . . . .
3 Bozeman, Aug. 25.-Professor
: Linfield, director of the expert
5 nlent station, has returned from I
) trip to Northern Montana,
where he went to look after the I
. dry land experiment He met I
Mr.. Costello of the Great North I
ern railway, and both gentlemen I
visited the various farms within I
3 the Great Northern railways ter
. ritory. .
. They found every farm pro-
ducing fine crops and both Prof. q
Q Linfield and Mr.. Costello were
greatly pleased with this years .
showing. One of the most i'm 4
portant stations is located in the 4
3 Cherry Patch ridge country a. Z
8 bout 30 miles ncrth of Harlem.
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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

The worst accident that has hap
)ened on the Belt division of the Mon
ANA Central for several years oc-
curred Sunday afternoon about 20
miles southeast Of Great Falls, ON
what Is known as the Box Elder
'rade, near the sheep ranch oil }. e.
Long & Co., when the! passenger and
baggage coach, attached to the re-
gular daily rock train, bound for that
,ity from Armington. left the rack,
and rolled down the embankment, &
distance of between 80 and 40 feet,
.hree people being killed and 16 more
Or less injured. None Of the injured
sustained more than strains, bruises
ind cuts, and the severe shocks incl
lent to the accident.
The dead are as follows:
FRANK e. PREWETT, aged s5,
married, On his way from Belt to
Chehalis, Wash, where his wife and
.wo children reside. Music teacher by
profession, and had lived at Belt for
about five months.
WILLIAM J. BROWN, aged 80, mar
lied, residing in Great Falls, brake
man ON the wrecked train.
CHARLES SHOLTZ, aged IS, pre-
prietor Of barber shop at Armington,
.ormer resident of Great Falls. un-
married.
Among the injured were the follow
.ng:
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

James H. Roberts and family, of
Cleveland, and Hector Mckenzie, of
Chinook, camped Saturday about four
miles from town They were enrouta
TO Medicine Hat, Cana6a, and waited
to have Stock Inspector Hall inspect
about twenty head of horses, which
1hey were taking along. Mr. Roberts
is one of the old-tine ranohars of the,
Bear Paw mountains, being known
throughout that section by the fami-
liar title OF Missouri Jim, a cog
nomen he brought with him when he
came ever from Fergus county rang
es with the Bear Paw Pool cattle
outfit in 1890, at which time he was
foreman of the OH. Cattle Co. With
the decline of the range cattle busi-
ness Jim" took up ranch on Peo-
pies creek, where the preesnt town
Of Cleveland is, married his present
estimable wife and settled DOWN to
ranch Life. Despite some bad luck,
he acquired a considerable property
in live stock, cattle and horses, but
became dissatisfied with the restrict
ion of the range and started out early
his spring to find better range for
his cattle. This he did near Medicine
Hat and having moved his cattle there
early in the season, he is now going
over with his family horses, household
goods and farming utensils. An old
pioneer of the old district, We regret
o see Mr.. Roberts leave this section
Of our fair state, but wish him and
his family every possible success and
happiness in their new home.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
The STATE OF MONTANA At LARGE

The republican, state convention
meets in Helena ON Sept. 18th.
The republican county conventicI
meets in Chinook on Sept. 18th.
The Teton county fair will be held
at Choteau ON Sept. 1s, 10, and 81
Jack Dougherty, Of Milwaukee, and
Mike (Twin) Sullivan have signed for
20-:ound so IL Butte on Labor Day
For the welterweight championship
Allan Gray, of HighwOod, has sold
about 1000 lambs to c.. V. Nassau at
$3.50 per head. Mr.. NASSAU also pur-
chased from Ole Johnson, of Knerr-
vile, about 500 aged ewes and 1900
lambs. The latter sold ait about SEAS
per head, with a 5 per cent cut. De-
iivery is to be made before Oct. Is.
Libby, Aug. 27.--A $4,000 fire oc-
CURED at Troy, a town on the Great
Northern railroad eighteen miles west
of here, yesterday morning Most o
the place was burned. The only in
surnnce was that of SO 900 onthe P. :
ace hotel. Besides teh Palace, t.
fire burned the Wood Merchandise
store, the Windsor hotel and saloon
and another structure. The post Of
flee was in the Wood building.
;ient Order of Hibernians will be held
aext year in Great Falls. The fol-
owing are the officers of the asso-
slation who will hold office for the
1ext two years: Past state president,
Jeremiah ]. Lynch, Butte; state pre-
sident, John J. O'Mearaa Butte; state
vice PRESIDENT, John Coleman, Butte;
state secretary, T. J. Mccarthy, Butte;
state treasurer, ]. J. O'Mahoney, Great
Falls.
Word has been received here, says
he Chinook Opinion, that Louis
aensen was married recently at
seattle to Miss Josie Adams of that
alace. The groom is one of the
prominent and success sful wool grow
ars of this section. The bride was
5ormerly teacher in the public schools
aare, and has been teaching in the
Seattle schools this past year. The
Young couple have many warm friend
who rejoice in their happy marriage
They are spending their honeymoon
IN the coast
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

lash return to this section from wool
ilcne. This product left this station
n train of SO cars.
The largest clip was Phillips, which
weighed 32S,406 pounds. Ole Vese h.
comes next, with 135,991 pounds. Carl
Hansen stands next, with 900S4 lbs.
Walker, buyer for jeremiah Williams
& Co, bought 79S,42O pounds of this
wool. Peters got 4S4,0S2, and 1876
1862 pounds went to the securing mills
At Chicago, and Tom Merrill got ST.
ia pounds.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
MAKE STRIKE
IN LITTLE ROCKIES
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: Kendall, Aug. 24-W. G. Nor .
. man returned Monday from the 8
. Little Rockies, and reports a big .
strike on the Ruby Gulch pro- .
. pe1ty, belonging to the Phillips .
company. An immense body CT .
ore has been struck, which as )
says as high as $50 a ton, and 3
1t is in such position that .
seven men can take out slOO- q
. ooo ~; rth of ere a year. .
. This is thu property which q
D Palll!rs purchased from McNa- q
. mara about "A year ago, and is o
8 one of the biggest cyanide pro- q
positions in the country. 3
Mr.. Norman pronounces Fort .
n4an live camp and says that .
the Alder Gulch property, be- 3
longing to E. w. King, is look 8
D ing fine q
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
TO HOLD MILK RIVER FAIR
The People of Chinook Have Organized
and are Making Extensive
Preparations.
he first big Montana.

Chinook, Aug. 25.-The first big
agricultural fair in the Milk River
valley will be held at Chinook Oct, 8,
10 and II of this year. The, board
Of directors of the fair association
save their plans for this big expo
sition of the resources of the Milk
River valley we'll under way and are
actively pushing the work of pre-
oaring for the big event. No effort
will be spared by Chinook to make
he fair success and one that will
give a good representation of the ar
sricultural possibilities in northern
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
BIG WOOL CLIP
SHIPPED FROM MALTA

The wool business of Malta for The
present season is closed. Everything
vas cleaned UP on Saturday. when the
asst bales went into the car, says the
Enterprise. The total handled here has
oeen greater than last season by over
100000 pounds, and amounted to l.
i59,S7S pounds. Allowing q cents as
he average price--and was probably
l little more-we have s306,574 as the
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
HAPPENINGS or HAvRE AND VICINITY

Come to Havre On Labor Day.
G. M. Brooks was in from the Eear
Paws, Monday, ON business visit.
Miss Louise Hollister. OF st. Paul,
Mimi, Is here On a visit with hes
'ather, H. E. Hollfster.
Mrs. Clark and daughter Of Butte,
stopped over between trains Friday
to visit at the Holland home
Will S. Hartman Of the q. S. G.
s., and Jack Stewart of Chinook, and
M. McCalman Of Garvin, Mich, Sun
dayed in the city.
James Holland, of the White Gro
Gerry, returned from his eastern visit,
Friday. Mrs. Holland will not re.
turn for three Or four weeks.
The Commercials rest room is near
completed and will be one of the
'inest in this part OF the country
This is valuable addition to this
Dig store.
Tom Brown, tcolored) proprietor CT
the Blue Front saloon, took advantage
Of the bankruptcy law Friday. and his
place of business is in the hands of
Attorney J. X. Bramble His llabili-
lies are S12S7, and assets s700.
J. e. Ross, of Chinook, special de-
putty sheriff. was in the city Friday,
while returning frcm Fort Benton,
where he took George Wood. the
sheep herder, who killed Rancher
Davidson at the latter's home. in the
Gear Paws south of Chinook
"Havre for the Next Convention
is the slogan of Messrs. Thos. West,
Bill Nye II, Dick Lloyd and Andy
Avery, the duly accredited delegates oe
the Havre Fire department, who left
Saturday night for the state con
vention being held this week at Ha-
milton.
c. H. H. Crawford, an engineer in
the boiler shops at the Great North
ern shops here, met with serious
misfortune Saturday morning by get
ing his arm caught between the
governor ball and the top of the
sheares and having his forearm
crushed. He will be laid up for
month or six weeks
Brakeman Charlie Martin, famili-
arly known as Ham" is carrying
his right arm in a sling as the re-
suit of fall from the cupola of his
caboose, which broke his wrist. His
train was pulling in On Siding, 100
miles west of town, Sunday, TO let
No. 2 pass. and Ham was climbing
N the window when a sudden Jolt
.hrew him off the car.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31
HATS OFF To LABOR, KING.
Havre Makes Exceptional Preparations
by Eagles Aid for Next Mon
day Holiday.

has complete charge of the program
of the day is in itself assurance that
the annual celebration of the day
will be of character that is fitting
and elaborate; but the program as
already completed and printed makes
Continued on page two.)
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AT the Monday morning session of
district, Lse Morrill, pleaded guilty to
the charge of selling mortgaged prop
erty, and waived the statutory time
for sentence He was given eighteen
months in state prison.
Biliness GOWN pleaded guilty to
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

Thus declared Cardinal Wolsely, in
the fawning spirit OF the Seventeenth
century. Thus people all over thu
great United States will commune
with themselves next Tuesday Sept,
3. But the difference in the spirit Of
the communing will be as graat and
bread as is the difference betwaeni the
time of the autocratic King Henry
VIII, and the day Of the present ci-
tizen-made and citizen administers
government. We of the republic, too
have a king that we delight 10 honor,
king that has been with the world
from THE beginning, but whose roy
alty was never recognized until the
founding of the free American repub-
Liza king that does all things, makes
all things, rules and regulates all
things and should be respected and
saluted by all men. That king in this
Land Of the free and home Of the
brave" is Labor.
Hats Off.
Havre will be to the fore front OF
the cities Of Montana and of the u
nite1 States in the proper observ-
ance of the sentiment and customs
surrounding Labor Day. The fact
that the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-31

"Tis by the king our nation 3
is and enduTes; therefore let us 3
3 one and all do reverence and ho- 3
. mage TO the king On all holidays :
. these we establish not only for 3
: our material pleasure, but to do :
: him honor" )
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DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
M. w. STUART, P Perry St Real Estate and Fire Insurance Telephone 2o
 FOR SALE.

For ss,50o we offer this week one of the most attractive homes in Mont. gomerv, hardwood finish, polished floors. electric bells. speaking tubes. handsome mantels, porte cochere. on nice sized lot, and close to capitol. and needs no repairs whatever.
 S4,75c % buys a brand new eight-room rest, dtnce, modern in every respect. Win accept a small cash payment and rortfon at $40 per month. and carry balance at 6 per cent. This place Is cheap for all cash. and won't stay for sale long.
 in the best part of the city. five bed rooms. reception hall, dining room. buffers pantry and kitchen, with all modern conveniences. If you look at this you will buy 1t.
 $I.7so. % Buys q lot just on the hill of South Perry Street. Can't equal this value in Montgomery Finest home in Mont Romery just in front
 We have one home that IS modern ard brand new that we can trads for other property mortgages. negro prop crty or vacant lots.
 $500 to lend at eight per cent want 1t call early Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

Store-we offer store house that win net per cent. in a locality that iS enhancing in value every day. I'd miss this is to lose money.
 Several parties have made big mon. ey through my office since opened.
 You can do the same. so come in and let's talk about 1t.
 I am In touch with what's going on in the way of Improvements In Mont gofnery and I believe I can Aelp you to make money Others have and you can do tn same.
 We offer a piece of property renting for $1.320 pei annum, that we can of- fer you for $15,500 and can make the terms to suit you, by covering the mas jor part at six Der cent. DESK ROOM. have desk room for one .on ground floor, 22 South Perry Street. FIRE INSURANCE. would appreciate policy from any of my friends.
 If you have money to loan at or : Der cent, we can place 1t for you, anal ray all expenses for examination or titles Will furnish $2 for $1 security. If you have property for sale or rent. place it with us; let us hustle !t for you.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Phone 298.

,ot im the eastern part of the city. Lot is on on w west St side and lies beautifully. Is on highest point in city , -
 ST ,6OO-Will purchaes an eIesaht elevated lot on Madison Avenue.
 In good neighborhood We have six room wbich we will sell you for s1.SOO This Is white property and pays 12 per cent. If YOU desire we will loan you half of the nurchase price at per cent.
 We have one of the incest homes in Ward Five for sale. Magnificent lot. and splendid home with stable and servant
 On So. McDonough Street. | have three beautiful lots one on corner and two ad- jcining which can soil at bargain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Davidson, Holt X Strauss
 PHONE IS PHONE Q
MAXIE D. PEPPERMAN,
 Opposite Fourth National Bank. Phone 298. 27i-2 Commerce St

We have a GU, -Sfner who wants to pun chase at once a five room cottage and pay for same about SIS per month. If you have a place to sell on these terms see me early Monday
 We have two brand new residences fog sale in delightful neighborhoods. If you want a home I can suit you
 Bear us in mind when you place your real estate on the market. Notify me ana let us hustle it for you. It costs you nothiha to try my service
 We received wire from Hartford. Conn., yesterday, telling of the new accident poi, icy placed on the market. It stands nea9 and shoulders above everything in the peij and 1t will tickle us for an opportunity ts show yoI its superiority over sA otneE con- tracts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

For Si15Q we can sell you a lovely five room cottage on Bellinger Heights. right on Cloverdale car line. On lot 50N3oo Let us show you this Monday.
 on Perry street we have for sale a lovely six room cottage large lot This s one o' the best residence districts in the city. We can sell you this place for only $500.
 Let Us show you q beautiful seven room cottage on Virginia avenue. Lot
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Real Estate Bargains.

have for sale d beautiful two story, nine room house, porcelain ;.athS, up per and lower floors. cabinet mantels, electric lights. etc. Modern and up to- date in every respect We can sell you this place for only s3.500
 for sale beautiful two story. seven room residence. This is modern home and in one of the hest neigh borhoodS in the city. For only $@.e00.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.

S2,1O0 dwelling on Martha Street. . S2,5O0 dwelling in Clayton Park. $3,150 dwelling on Amanda Street SS,5O0 dwelling on Pleasant AvenuA S4,000 dwelling on South MaDonougp
 Street.
 Sa,25O dwelling on first block of Hol-
 combe Street. - :%
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
Davidson, Holt & Strauss
 Insurance and Real Estate
Ss,00o.

Will buy a splendid piece of property situated on a leading business street If you are interested it Is we'll worth your time to talk to us about 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04

5Ox1a0. porcelain bath, hot and cold water connections. electric lights and in fact modern in every detail. This beautiful cottage can he bought for only S3,150.
 We have on our list some of the finest farms in the county, paying from ten per cent and upward on in- VeStment. One of these places can be bought before Tuesday for 25 per cent less than you can get 1t at d week lateT
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
FIRE INSURANCE.

We represent fourteen of the worlds leading fire insurance companies. thereby giving us the best facilities to handle all classes of business in this line, and our successful record is sure ly evidence that we understand our business and sell to the public 'insu- rance that insures."
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
SI2,50o

Will buy a three-story store building on a leading business street. Property in good condition and splendid tenants.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-04
S1O5 Per Month.

We have five splendid one-story Dwellings occupied by white tenants in a good neighborhood and now rent ed for $1,260 per annum. If this i'm terests you kindly let us know.