The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-01

the places where money paying slo
machines were in operation and mott
fed the proprietors of the determine
ton of the county authorities to en-
force the gambling law. Til.
slot machines are all turned TOWARD
| the wall.
The horse round up which had beer
at work for about ten days on thu
north side of the river was forcet
to quit work by the continued rains
Sol Thebedeau pulled out for his home
Arthur Station, Jack Wallace and Bot
Lilliard rode to town. They gathered
about SO head which were put in Geo
Ross field at Ynatic.
A. B. Clarke and Henry j. Mel
are preparing to put dam in Biz
Sandy creek on Mr.. Clarke's ranch
six miles west of the city TO store
water for irrigation purposes, at an
expense Of about 1000. The dam
will be about $50 feet wide and work
oll oCiIllC Will NC puohSL IaplulS DIS
pssible for its completion.
Any lady not receiving a Ladies
Home Journal style book every month
kindly send in their name and address
to the Commercial and one will be
mailed each month free of cahrge
The Nelson Coal company e
Great Falls has received notice that
the contract for supplying the Fort
Assiniboine and Fort Harrison posts
with coal for the year had been a.
Warded to them. The contract a.
in round figures, to $4,000.
The Nelson people have had the con-
tract for the two previous years.
There will be an adjourned meet
ing of the stockholders of the Havre-
Box Elder Telephone company held
next Thursday afternoon at the City
Hall. Every business man Interested
in the spreading of Havre's businessI
territory should make it a point to
at this meeting prepared toI
pay up their subscriptions for stock,
A new lodge will be instituted on !
night, May 80, when the
of the Modern Brother
hood of America will be perfected, IN
Ter the supervision of Mrs. Eliza E
Snyder, district ~organizer. The ney
odge will start out with about 80 mem
oers, with a good prospect of adding to
he number later on.-Whitefsh Pilot |
Just arrived one car load of Cement
Wall Plaster, the best in the world,
goes further, will take more sand. and .
S cheaper than any other known
plaster; gets hard as adamante, and
an be applied in winter time. A
eW hours after it is applied it can
reeze without doing damage to
clustering. At Gussenven's Yard.
A. G. Station sent his petition for
he republican nomination for corntv
treasurer to the county officials for
registration. He sent with it. to he
lied his declaration of intentions IN
N The question of interest on public
unds agreeing that the interest
money should be turned over to the
ounty. It is believed that his was
he first petition filed.
flank Conoverr, epesenting the
carpenter Paper Co., of Omaha. was
Interviewing the trade here yesterday.
Chas. Woods, colored. was convicted
+ assault in the third degree yester
ay in Judge Pyper's court and SEN
enced to six months. He is the man
Tho performed the brutal assault on
he Chinaman, Jim Charlie at the G.
!. restaurant few days ago.
The Hotel company abs taken clarg
the dining room again and the
anne is closed temporarily while be-
1g thoroughly renovated The Hotel
will reopen it today under
he European plan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
|. Fenton left for their Milk river
anch Monday afternoon, whee they
ill again devote their attention to
heir large live stock interests.
The funeral services over the remain
the Misses Myrtle and Gertrude
IoWrie, who died last Friday were hel
unday afternoon at p. m. from
he Presbyterian church. Rev. W. B,
Dung conducted the services at the
ONE and Rev. F. w. Pool preached
touching sermon at the church. A
pecial choir, composed Of Mrs.R. l..
ands, Misses Margaret Aud, Mary
Kendall and Messrs Smith and Carley
the music. Many floral Of
7rings and wreaths We're in evidence
he sisters both died of consumption
rom which they had suffered for abou
wO years.