Havre Historic Tours and More

I typed but due to issues with the internet, was not able to get this article to the Havre Weekly Chronicle on time. So, here it is, available to you at no charge. Enjoy!Please subscribe to this podcast to access other great Havre and Hill County historic news stories and special podcasts. By subscribing, you are helping historic preservation projects at The Sisters, Havre's two oldest and most historic homes!Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.

I wrote but forgot to submit this article to the Havre Weekly Chronicle, so please enjoy this FREE podcast of that article! Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.

Welcome to my podcast! I submitted this article for the Havre Weekly Chronicle, but it wasn't in print or online, so please enjoy this FREE podcast! The article contains information about the renewed Hill County Fair and Fire Prevention Week not included in my corresponding podcast of October 6, 2024. Also included is an article about a radio broadcast of the World Series and a new Camp Fire Girls group.I hope you enjoy this FREE podcast!Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.

Welcome to a special podcast for Havre Historic Tours and More! I was late in submitting this article to the Havre Weekly Chronicle, and it was accidentally overlooked by the (overworked!) editor, so here is that article for your enjoyment, free of charge! In this special episode, you will hear the following stories from the week of August 31, 1924:Mrs. Buttrey back from buying trip;Joint meeting of civic groups preparing for a special meeting with a Great Northern Railroad executive;Havre High football coach Dave Morris preparing the field and getting his new team together;Hunting season is nigh, and chicken season opens September 15, 1924;Vandal hunters damage Montana Power lines;Preparations for the revitalized Hill County Fair.I hope you enjoy this special podcast, and that you subscribe to hear more Havre and Hill County history! All proceeds go to the preservation and restoration of Havre's two oldest historic homes.Thank you for your support, and remember-History Always Matters!Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.

An introduction to my podcast focusing on Havre and Hill County, Montana's history, historic buildings, sites, events, people and sharing our heritage, traditions, customs and culture that makes this part of the United States very special! You will hear a little about me, my family and the mission of Havre Historic Tours and More. Thanks for listening!Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.

Listen to a brief history of the oldest home still standing in Havre, Montana!Support the showThis podcast is protected by US and International copyright as legally allowed. No part of this podcast may be used without express written permission from Emily Mayer, owner of Havre Historic Tours and More, and renumeration may be requested before permission is granted. This includes for profit, not-for-profit, government and civic groups and/or individuals.