The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-01

The recent thaW started a miniature
friyer between Main street and the de
pot and when spring sets in in earnes
it will be necessary to operate ferry
for the use Of people who desire to
cross unless the city council puts som.
kind Of a crossing in there. Cros-
sings have been put in on back streets
where they are scarcely ever used and
here where the traffic is heave t,
people wade. What's the Natter
Glasgow News
John Ebaugh returned yesterday
from Billings where he went as agent
of B. D. Phillips. They had a good
run and got through on time, although
they were just behind train of J. B.
Longs sheep, which went into the
ditch and burned up about 500 of
them Malta Enterprise.
For the size Of the place we believe
| Chester can boast Of better musical
talent than usually falls to the lot
of such small western town. The
entertainment of last Thursday even
ing was a grand success as far as
ability or those taking part was con-
cerned and all of our people should
have beer there.
The instrumental parts were excep-
tionallY we'll rendered and shows that
under the instructions and guidan g
Of Mrs Haun we can take high rank
as musicians The vocal parts were
splendid and those taking part show
ed no mean ability as vocalists. The
Coon songs as sung by Mr.. Haun
caught the funny strain in the young
er portion of the house and made the
older ones laugh right heartily
Chester Signal.
During the past week fully 5000
bushels Of wheat have been delivered
to the Choteau Mining and Power
of the Burton bench.-Choteau A
cantha.
The deadlock continues at Somers
Manager Poole has been notified that
it is win out or walk CUT with the
union, and seems disposed to let it
go at that. Quite a number Of the
most active agitators have been serv-
o1 tn tn
es within thirty days, and others are
expecting the ak.
The demand Of the union is for re-
cognition and the removal CT June
eastman from position of author
ity owe, them.
The agitation has extended to the
logging camps maintained by the
John OBrien Lumber company, and
it is said the men would quit work
today CT tomorrow. The non-union
men at Somers, Of whom there are
about 20, numbering two foremen,
seem most anxious for the settlement
of the strike SO that they may get
back to work -KalisDell Bee.
Dad Williams was in town from
Shotgun creek on Monday and droppe'
into the Searchlight sanctum to inforr
us that the loss of range stock would
be no more than usual this season in
his neighborhood He and his neigh
boris put up a large amount of hay las
summer and still have enough to last
until the FLOWERS bloom in the spring
ira la -Cubertson Searchlight.
Woody Williams is authority for tn,
statement that he saw robins in the
west Fart of the burg during the
warm days early in the week-West-
ern News, Libby.
Spring is near at hand (at the time
this IS Written.) The robins of the
early week have been reinforced by
many companions; b,ackbirds have
been here for several days and the
ducks are flying around showing
signs of starting toward the north
pole. One bluebird IS reported, and
there lnay be many more.-kalispel
Inter Lake
AS the season approaches when the
launch owners of the town and those
who enjoy boating begin to think Of
), the pleasures that are soon to come
interest naturally warns up in thu
scheme which was sprung last sum
, mer to bring the lake to town"
The proposed plan is to have thu
dam across the Whiteflsh river at The
lake outlet removed, so that boat
can run from the lake into town. A:
there is {; large and rapidly growing
nufnhc1 Of ne0nla here who owl