The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-01-25


weeks visit to various points in the
state OF Washington Mr. Adams has
a fine ranch in the valley about
miles west of Chinook and says that
he is satisfied with the Milk River
valley.
Great Falls expects TO send a del
egation of at least SO business men
to the Greater Montana meeting to be
held a. Helena the 29th Nearly all
who were appointed by Mayor New
man of this city to attend. have ex
pressed their intentions OF going to
the netting
t Shorty Young has returned from
q business trip to Zortman and reports
things booming down that way. The
trip is a rather strenuous one as
stage ride of 60 miles is a feature Of
It seems to be the opinion that Fort
man will be lively burg this COM
ing spring.
motion was offered and passed at
the courcil meeting last Monday, pro-
viding for the collection of license
money from the Montana Concert hall,
in conformity with an ordinance pas
sed governing the same The license
is to je collected from January 1 of
the present year
1t seems likely that a large repre-
sentation Of Havre business and pro-
fessional men will attend the meeting
to boost for Montana to be held at
Helena On the Goth instant. The list of
representatives named by the mayor
appears in the report Of the council
proceedings in this issue
Attorney Rose was at Helena the
middle of the week, called there on
professional matters in connection
with the Mason murder case It will
be recalled that the we'll known local
firm Of Gentry &, Rose first had the
defense in charge and will probably
continue identified with it.
Senator J. L. Truscott CT Valley
county has introduced bill in the
Tenth assembly which will be of local
interest, to stockmen in particular. 1t
provides for the inspection of cattle
which are being shipped out of the
state, in order to discover whether
OF not the brands are being removed.
f. 4. I}uttry OF the Fair store re-
turned Wednesday from an extended
! business trip west where he spent
the time combining business with
big store and visiting friends. His
trip was delayed somewhat on &C
count Of the storms which tied up the
| roads.
Railroad men in from the east re-
port that the roads are fast shaping
up SO that time can be made East
of Williston there is considerable
snow remaining however. The warm
spell has not extended to North
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from many of the branch roads in
that state.
An action against the Great North
ern road has been started in the dis
trict court at Fort Benton by Cyrus
T. Neubert on behalf Of himself and
several others, alleging the To- S CT
$1,997.2 to them by the failure of the
railroad to convey cattle to market.
The cattle were loaded at Kershaw
on October II.
1t was Il surprise to many to learn
that Peter DesRosier, one of the pro-
gresSVe merchants OF HaVre had
made ali assignment last week Mr.
DesRos.er has been one Of the pains
taking and accommodating busin IS
men Of Ibis city for several years and
it is hoped that he will resume bus
mess here in the near future.
Miss Margaret Morgan, employed
at the Havre Steam Laundry, was
quite seriously injured Wednesday at
the laundry by having the fingers of
her hand severely burned in the big
flat iron known as a mangle The in
jury will necessitate her giving up
her work at the laundry for some
time until the member is healed
| Geo. Hanks arrived home Friday
last from a three weeks visit to old
friends in Helena and Great Falls
The report which was published by
North Montana newspapers last week
to the effect that MI Hanks had de-
cided tc remove permanently ON
Havre was erroneous. Mr.. Hanks says
that 'HavCe is good enough for him."