The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-29

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again and the first sale reported is
from the Sweet Grass country, Grant
Learned having sold 5000 head Of
mixed sheep, consisting of about 100
breeding ewes, 500 yearlings and 800
tWo-year old wethers, to Henry Evers
Iat.a price CT $500 per head.
| Word was brought to the city the
first of the week telling of the de-
struction of the county bridge over
Big Sandy creek, about seven miles
west of the city and County Commits
sioner Olaf G. Sky1stead left for the
scene to look over the ground and as
certain the extent Of the damages.
Among The announcements made BY
President Roosevelt for appointment
as principal and alternate for examiu-
ton and admission to the u. S, Mill
tary academy at West Point in 1908
is the name of Claude Debusey Hunt,
son Of Lieut. Col. L. Il. Hunt, COM
handing officer at Fort Assinniboine,
Montana.
Registration for the coming city e.
lection was the lightest, up to the
hours Of closing the books Wednesday
night, that has ever been experienced
in the history of the city. A total Of
+. only 50 voters were registered in all
. three wards of the city. Of course,
there will be one day more in which
! the books will be open-saturday
E. 7. Holland, Of Great Falls, man
ager of the Havre Electric Co., was a
) visitor in the city this week spending
several days looking over the business
, of the local plant, in which work he
: was assisted by J. H. Smart of Butte,
the secretary treasurer 1t rebounds
: to the credit of Mr. w w. Wilson to
r say that they found everything in a
:, Furnishing codnition.
Green Bros. this week took over the
9 already popular barber shop of w. H.
Means in Glasgow, R. L. (Dick) Green
taking charge and depriving Havre Of
the best waltzer in the c:ty-himself-
u as so declared at the last prize con-
!; tests in public--the Sons of Hermann
ball. Mr.. Green took away with him
an able assistant in the person CT
Stanley (Bud) Mcleod
TT H. J. Meili, always affectionate]y
l. known in Havre and particularly so
g since the Agammendon wonders he &C.
OF complished in the showing the Eagles
Of Montana that Havre was the only
, right and proper place for the holding
of the 1907 state convention, is this
= week on a tour Of Montana central
cities, still in the interest Of the APP
preaching convention and Of the
Greater Havre
A party of Give ones went to Ct
;. Falls last evening. The party was
- composed of DR.. D. S. Mckenzie
- Fred Auerbach, Jerry Ryan, MAJ
= Schmidt, Walter Fryberg, D. H. Wat
=, ers, and Dan Mckay, part of whom
:, are going to be initiated into the
- mysteries of the Elk lodge and part
of them are simply going along tc
see that the candidates get all that's
IF coming to them.
Lola A. Schwartz entertained ten OF
her little girl friends Saturday after
a 90
n birthday. Games were played during
5. the afternoon. Refreshments wer,
IS served, consisting Of sandwiches, pick
TO les, cake, cocoa, fruit, candy and salt
Al ed nuts. Those present We're Gladys
st Mathews Anna Skylstead, Lila B gad-
er, Emily Hoffman, Marion Mcknight
- Eva Chestnut, Ruth Smith, Ncnie and
: Helen Cowan, and Helen Griffin
H. Monday night last the Royal Neigh
n bors held forth at McIntyre's opera
t house, and, with assistance of some
p mere male friends a right royal time
is the estimable and admired women hat
of it. No social function of the seas
on has been of more all around
memorable character AS dance man
= ayers the ladies proved as splendid as
. they always do as dance partners
a Jacques orchestra provided its choic-
! est strains and cake aud the ct Get
: eras were dispensed from the stage.
Advices from the Pacific coast state
g report active trading in sheep at good
! prices. A recent news item from Ell
lensburg, Wash, says: H. Smithson
:. has just completed the delivery OF
: 1900 head of sheep, which he recent
1y sold to James Wright The price