The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-09-20
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Helena is to have a 100000 woolen
mill
A farmer near Hinsdale has been
marketing water melons for several
days.
The selection OF site for the Odd
Fellows home lies between three
cities Helena, Bozeman and M:s5ou-
la.
A 100000 cement plant is to be es-
tablished at Three Forks, near Hell
ena. and work was commenced last
week.
Henry G. TWeet, d Well-known at
torney Of Culbertson is dead at the
Rochester, (Minn,,) hospital, whore
he had gone for treatment.
Choteau, the capital Of Teton county
is now thoroughly lighted by elec ri2-
ity generated BY the same machinery
that runs the new FIGURING mill.
President Louis w Hill Of the Great
Northern, has assured the people CT
Whitefish that his company will not
remove the division headquarte. from
that place. Now you watch Whitefi:h
grow.
The county commissioners Of Valley
county will bring suit against the
bondsmen Of William Wofford form
er treasurer of that county, to re-
cover the amount Of his shortage,
$9,821.61.
Ballasting has been begun on the
Montana & Great Northern railroad
between Great Falls and Shelby, pre-
paratory to the opening of the line
from Billings, when thru trains will
be run from ST. Louis to the coast.
Mr.. Bossuot, Of the firm of Fuller
C Bossuot Of Havre, this state, was
here the first Of the week. While
here he submitted figures for the e.
rection Of the new bank building.
He left on Wednesday for his home
at Hayre.-Culbertson Republican
II. Fl. Nelson, Of Vandalia, has pur-
chased a 80 horse power steam ploW :
for use on his big ranch. With this
ploW and one man to handle it he can
turn ten burrows at one time He can
then hitch on four rods wide of disks I
and hrrows, or seeders and cover
lagre acreage of land daily. His op-
will be watched with much |
interest next season.
Colonel Sam Gordon of Miles City, |
president of the Montana State Press
has issued call for the
annual convention of the association.
The meeting will be held in Helena,
October =, 8 and 4, the invitation ex-
tended by the Helena Commercial club
for the entertainment of the scribes
been accepted.
Neihart, the once famous silver min
ng camp, Is resuming something of
is old time activity. One man, who
commenced work on a new claim
short time ago, made a shipment Of
're last week which netted him ST.
100. The leasers on nearly all of the
zig properties In the camp are doing
vel and many of the undeveloped
mines are being worked are show
ng up in excellent STYLE
A head end collision occurred
Thursday morning east of Culbertson
'etween a freight train and a work
rain. The two engines were badly j
rippled and four Or five box cars
hattered to pieces. None of the s
reWs of either train were injured. S
t appears that the wreck is the re-
ult or very careless system of rail-
in use On the Great Northern {
mich makes it necessary for freight
'ains to flag against work trains
ON Brockton to snowden, dist g
nee OF forty miles. Notwithstanding
lat there are several operators at
.at1ons on the line.--Glasgow Review. &
It is reported that a government :,
.f1clal is looking over the county in :
le vicinity of Lake Mcdonald in con-
ectlon with the proposal to create a =
ational park to take in the lake, and
large part of the country lying north
Id east to the Canadian line. This ..
lper has already expressed its op:n- :,
On the park quetsion It does not =.
'lieye th people Of the county want :,
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