The Havre herald. [volume], April 06, 1905, Image 2

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E LOCAL MENTIOZN
W. H. Louden is at present en
gaged in freighting to Zortman.
Otto Gehre and P. H. Barrett made
a trip to Zortman the first of the
week, where they purchased a load of
beef hides.
M. G. Cassidy and family have lo
cated in Zortman. Mr. Cassidy re
ports the Ruby Gulch clean-up to be
over $15,000.
A. R. Mills, a sewing machine
agent of this city, was arrested at
Zortman Monday for carrying a gun.
He pleaded guilty and was fined
$25.
Miss L. B. Velton gave a dance at
Swanton's hall Friday evening. The
event was well attended and all en
joyed a social hop.
S. J. Nansen of Fargo passed
through the city Saturday on his way
to Great Falls, where he has taken a
position in the W. T. Ridgley bind
ery.
Phil D. Clack has engaged in the
dairy business. His place is known
as the Southside dairy, and he is pre
pared to furnish fresh milk and cream
to all on short notice.
WILL MAKE WOLVES SICK.
(From the River Press.)
Montana's new scheme for disposing
of coyotes and other animals that
prey upon stock, by the inoculation
route rather than by tihe gun or other
or more sudden means, is to be given
its test early in the summer under
the provisions of the law passed by
the recent legislature. By the terms
of the new law, Dr. M. E. Knowles,
tihe state veterinarian, is to have di
rection of the experiments, and he is
to select reliable meni in each of the
eight great stock counties of the state
who shall have charge of the work for
their respective counties. Eight coy
ote and wolf puppies are to be se
cured, and after being inoculated with
mange are to be carefully guarded
until the arrival of the proper mo
ment for their release.
When all is ready the official keep
er of the coyotes and wolves is to
turn the animals out, first, carrying
them at least eight miles from the
point of confinement. Under the law
the animals must be carried in eight
different directions and loosed, so
that the inoculated ones may be
thoroughly distributed about the
country. This being done, the state
must await. development. Meanwhile
JUOSEP GUSSENOIUVEN....
...Manufacturer of...
Brick and Hollow
Concrete
Block.
GUSSENHOVEN'S BRICK YARD
it will continue to pay the bounty
provided by law for the scalps of the
pests, hoping, however, that there
will at least come an end to the
necessity for paying out hundreds of
thousands of dollars in bounty.
The men who are to look after the
work in each county are to receive
$15 a head, this including capturing,
infecting and distributing the ani
mals. Dr. Knowles has selected the
men who are to look after the work
in three of the counties, these being:
K. Preuitt, Chouteau; George Clark,
Valley; Representative George W.
Brewster of Rosebud.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A most enjoyable and very unique
gathering of very young ladies and
gentlemen and their mammas occur
red last Saturday afternoon at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Ham
mond, on the East side, the occasion
being the celebration of the second
anniversary of Master Jack's birth
day. Invitations were sent out for
Saturday, March 25, that being the
day on which the young man should
have celebrated, but on account of
the illness of the young host the af
fair was postponed until Saturday.
Fifteen little tots, with their mam
mas, responded to the invitation, and
a happier and more enthusiastic ag
gregation of babyhood would be hard
to find. The afternoon was most
pleasantly spent by the mothers in
telling of the peculiar acquirements
of their respective babies, and by the
babies themselves in demonstrating
the truth of the mothers' statements
concerning them. A two-minute con
test in guessing the combined ages of
all the babies present, in months, was
won by Mrs. Arthur Johnson. Re
freshments were served during the
afternoon, consisting of such things
as the small ladies and gentlemen
could enjoy, as well as more substan
tial viands for the older ones.
Master Jack was the recipient of
many beautiful and useful presents
from his youthful friends, all of
whom, in departing, wished him
many happy returns of the day, or
words to that. effect, as interpreted
by each one's mamma.
The following little men and wo
men were present, each of whom was
accompanied by his or her best friend:
Tommy Troy, Arcelia Gibney, Wil
liam Gregg, Olaf Skylstead, Mildred
Gregg, Eileen Carnal, Norma Carnal,
Jack O'Brien, Eunice Crawford, Joe
McKenzie, Jack Mathews, Eleanor
Ruth Young, Helen Johnson, Ed
mund Newman and Louise Douglas.
FULL LINE OF PER
FUMES, Toilet Soaps,
and all kinds of Toilet Ar
ticles.
DRUGS AND
MEDICINES.
Fine Cigars. Prescriptions
carefully compounded and
mail orders receive prompt
attention.
THE BECKSTEAD DRUG CO,
CHESTNUT BLOCK
HAVRE, MONTANA,
Swanson & Marcoe
Only up - to - date Plumbers in
- the City
A complete stock of plumbing imate
rial on hand,
Call and Select from the Assortment.
I. N. ABBOTT
A Blacksmlith That Knows the Business.
DO YOU NEED IT?
COME AND GET IT.
Anything, Everything, in Horseshoing and Black
slnitlhing and Guaranteed Satisfactory at that.
1. N. Abbott.
LAMEY'S PLACE.. .
GOLD BUG SALOON
The Best Wines, Liquors and igars
Always on Hand. Everything Fresh.
HARVE KEG BEER, FAMOUS FITZGERALD RYE
Aw, Aew is ew , rivers
6Ae Swanton Livery,
WM. J. SWANTON, Prop.
Phone 17, 2d Street. Open Dy and Night.
HAVRE MONTANA