Havre Montana A Young City Grows From Tent Town Roots
Havre Montana started as Tent Town in 1890 when the Great Northern railroad moved across the tracks. By 1907 the town covered two square miles with about four thousand residents and grew into a center for education religion and commerce with banks hotels stores and schools.
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