The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-03-08
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MALTA UNITED.

WaEu Il UuuUSI VI LldLLctS VI spS 1li
importance to the welf4re of MA a
from q business and munici. al p,i t
of view. The Improvement Ct t. e
Zortman road will be looked af er a.
once and an effort made to make it
thoroughly passable at all seas MS
the year. Our side and GRO S walks
are to tecome models for tu ura gen \.
atoms, and that too, as sool as a
committee consisting of Clay, Ed
wards and Casselberg TT uLon
the proper points OF attack and they
are to report tomorrow n ght, tue Ca e
of the second meeting. When eros
walks ore mentioned they may be u d.
erstood as those leading to the depov
or railway track from either side CT
town, as fortunately, at the original
building of the town the railroad with
It's beautifully painted b.ild ngs and
cars, was properly conSiderel e
greatest thing that ever hap n I'd and
the town lined up on both sides Of
the track, in order t4aL lis G-lzens
might at no time miss any h ng that
was coming to them Or along tie
road. in time this has led 10 f.ie -
ly rivalry between the TWO 81 Lee, and
now ti.a. we are getting too big
further rivalry, it is pr posed to L.
mite the two sides by means # these
cross walks.-Enterprise.
" REPORTS SMALL LOSS.
In recent letter M. c. P.ice, the
most extensive farmer Of the Sweet
Grass hills country, states that Ii s
loss curing the winter has been much
below the normal, being but is he d
of sheep and 4 head Of cattle. He
further says he is preparing to put IN
a crop of 500 acres this season. Now,
who says that Northern Montana g
not be,oming a farming country 2
Chester Signal.
OFFICIALS SELECTED.
Word comes from Washington that
at a conference held between Messrs.
Carter, Dixon and Pray it was decided
to recommend T. M. Patten for the
position Of register and Walter Shan
ley for the position Of receiver in the
| new ;anu office at Glasgow.-Review.
| WILL BALLAST ROAD.
A crew of three railroad surveyors
arrived Monday and have been work
ing near the curve, about three miles
south of town. 1t is reported that
two sleem shovels are soon to be in
stalled at the ballast pit, south OF
town, and the work Of ballasting the
roadbed from Great Falls to Sh -lby
will be commenced as soon as p. actlc'
able.-Conrad Observer.
TO BUILD FISH LADDERS.
The Western News is in rece pit OF
letter from Hon. E. A. Logan III VII
he sayes that Represen taive White
side mas introduced bill IN the Lou 4
appropriating $500 for the const. u It
ion Of fish ladder at Kootenai falls
in compliance with the request Of the
Libby Chamber of CONNIE. ce, ant
Senator Logan and Repres -ntativt
Boollnan have each written sayl
they would do what they could to hel
the good work along.-Wes.e News
HAVE DETERMINED SHORTAGE.
The accountants who we're che king
the books of the treasurer's Off /
finished their work and retul ned 4
Great Falls Tuesday. The -tua
shortage now existing is $S42,.2l
The books of the treasurer's uffls'
check absolutely with the clork ant
recorders office except some Sec a
items amounting to about $50 WI
Woffard had not taken into his &C
counts. AS nearly as could be de
termined the shortage began in tn
month of November 1866, when
shortage of $1,700 was discovered
From this it would seem that he go
away with the money pretty fast ffor
then On Some believe that he mus
have taken considerable money ava.
with him, while others are Of the 0
pinion that the shortage has exis e
for Z long time and that some on
who was helping him to cover it u
declined to assist him longer.-Va'
ley County News.
TO INSTALL ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
There seems to be no doubt that /
is the intention Of the owners OF tn
Big Fork power plant to increase tn
capacity Of the plant to an extent thu
will enable them to supply the Who'll