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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-16
LOCAL MENTION

Mrs. Peter Des Roster is UNDERGOING
an attack Of sickness.
Martin O'Neil was ia from his
ranch on Box Elder yesterday.
L. NJ. Burress, who has been Oh the
sick list for the past three weeks, is
able to be out again.
Archie B. Smith of Clear Creek
was in the city today on his way to
Benton to serve on the jury.
A. Bernheim has returned home
from trip across the Canadian line,
where he had been buying hides.
The Hotel Havre is being fitted
with rev furniture and will be open
for the public about March 10th.
G. w. Young left for the coast
Wednesday ON business errand con-
corning the rebuilding of the concert
hall.
Burt Anderson, who was sick at
Great Falls, reached home today and
left for his brothers ranch on Clear
Creek
w. r. Kappernick is at Boulder
this week endeavoring to benefit a
severe attack of rheumatism by the
warm baths.
Conductor Fulton of the Great
Northern will move his family here
from Kalispell next week. They will
reside in the Daniels house on Third
street.
Miss Velton has received many
complimentary remarks from the
Fort Assinniboine people on carrying
out to such success her patriotic ball
given on the 10th inst.
A masquerade and peanut frolic
will be given by Miss Velton at the
opera house next Saturday afternoon
from 3 to o'clock for the entertain
ment of the children.
The Laundry Workers Of Havre
held business and social session at
Labor hall Tuesday evening. Coffee
and lunch was served. The members
were all present and enthusiastic in
the work.
Spike Riley of Fort Assinniboine,
who has assumed the management OF
Amusement hall at that place, has
practically closed an agreement for
2O-round boxing contest between
George Gardiner of Lowell, Mass, and
Jimmy Sullivan of Butte. The fight
will probably take place at the Post
on the evening of March 5.
The doors of the hospitable home O.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rogers were
thrown open to the public Tuesda.
evening in . social gotten up by thu
ladies for the benefit of the NJ. e
church. The company greatly enjoy
ed the musical numbers on the pro
gram. and the valentine fortune
wheel furnished the participants will
more than their share of amusement
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-16
AN ENJOYABLE EVENT.

Miss Ollie Beckstead, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Beckstead, gave de-
lightful birthday party Tuesday even
ing in celebration Of her 18th birth
day. The entertainment was COM
plete and the luncheon served was
done ample justice to. Another pleas
ure came in the nature of a surprise
when, at a seasonable hour, the COM
pany was invited to participate in a
sleigh ride for which Earl Clack was
responsible in concluding the even
ing's enjoyment by taking the party
for a ride.
Those in attendance were: Ernest
Halter, Mary and Alice Goss, Joe
Kirk, A. Adair, Eve Lena Bickle, Ola
McGrew, Barbara Gowrie, Allen
Means. Maud Ling, Larry Ling, Wal
lace Brady, Rufus Lloyd, Lillian
Aud, Selma Bondeson, James WEIGH,
Edith Vanhosen, Ward Oglesby.
Miss Ollie was remembered with
many pretty valentines.
Rogers, Blake & Co., Chicago's re-
| liable tailors, have placed their spring
samples with The Fair, who are now
prepared to take orders for suits and
overcoats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
TEAM STOLEN?
Owned by A. 3. Clifford of Sidney
Disappeared, Friday Afternoon.

The loss of q team was reported to
the police. yesterday afternoon. by A.
T.. Clifford of Sidney. Mr.. Clifford had
driven into the city, early in the after
non, and between l and . o'clock. had
left the team hitcled on Commercial
street, about in the rear of BuSsell &
WestOn's store. He hal some business
10 do on Water street, and when ut
about O'Clock, he went after his team
it was gone.
The description of the team. as CIV
en- by the owner. is rs follows: A large
bay horse, with black name and tail.
and white stripe in the face. Horse is
about l6 years old. stands about 16
hands. and weighs 1890: is fiat footed,
and has two white ankles behind. an
legs are slightly stocked ankles have
bccn clipped. and show the shear
marks. The harness is a single strap
harness, ..ith wire trimmings.
The check rein hal been broken. and
the short end goes through the hook
With a splice. The horse was hitched to
a light wagon. made by Benson & Wing
of Oakland. and in the wagon was a
blanket, whip. and Il rubber OvercOat.
No trace of the team WAS found. last
evening, and it is thought to have been
stolen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
WILLIAMS WINS, AGAIN.
They Down the Smith Grammar School
Boys, Friday, 13 to 10.

The Smith and Williams Gramm"r
school teams met. again. on the Petten-
gill corner grounds. Yesterday after
noon. anG demonstrated to their audi
ence what strenuous life is when exe:n-
plifed at Juvenile baseball game.
The, game was the lotn of series
which the two teams commenced. q
short time ago and was played wholly
on its merits. Both teams batted free-
iy. and the young grass in the Outfie1d
was torn and trampled, where the field
ers scrambled for flys and grOunders,
and the score on each side ran up until
two figures were necessary to indicate
it.
Fortune was with the Williams boys.
and the score ut the close of the game
was 13 10 10, in their favor. The features
OF tie game We're the three base hits
of Grady and BoardWay, and the two
base hit Of Savage.
The two teams are now tied, with
Eve games each to their credit and the
determination which will characterize
the playing of both teams. when they
come together in the next game can
hardly be estimated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
PERSONAL Mention.

Bert P. Stewart of Belgrade. was In
the city on business. Friday.
Frank X. Shaw Of Shapleigh. is a
guest of relatives, in Augusta. for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mis-. L. A. Vigue Of Water
vile, were guests of friends in this
city. yesterday.
Chds. p. Kinsman left on train No.
II. this morning. on short trip to
ArOostOok county.
Mrs. F. f. Oak Of Bangor. and Miss
.ouise ". Tracy Of Troy. N. Y, are Wis
ting their sister, Mrs. 3. c. Webster,
for a few days.
c. f.. Marshall. chief clerk Of the
postal service. for the Portland district,
paid his regular visitation to the local
post office. Friday.
A. d. VOteau. a member Of the 18th
Coast Artillery, stationed at Fort
Freblr. Portland Harbor, is a guest of
relatives in Augusta. for a few days.
Miss Margaret c. Grove of Bangor
a graduate Of Miss Bears school OF
shorthand. has taken Il position in the
law office of Lendall TitcOmb, at Au-
gusta.
Mrs. W. H. FOgg Of Dorchester,
Mass. but formerly Of Augusta. who
has been the guest of friends in town,
went to Sidney. Friday, where she will
visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
Terrific Race with Death.

Death was fast approaching" writes
Ralph F. Fernandez. Of Tampa. Fla,
describing his fearful race with death
"as a result Of liver trouble and heart
disease, which h:d robbed me OF sleep
and of all interest in life. I had tried
many different doctors and several
medicines, but got no benefit. until
began to use Electric Bitters. So won
terful was their effect. that in three
days felt like a new man, and today
I am cured Of all my troubles" Guar
anteed at Bowditch & Webster's, Au-
eusta, and Simpson Drug Co.'S, Water
WILLIE: price soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

One Of Manchester's respected citi-
Zens was the victim of cruel tate.
Thursday The gentleman himself
has not been seen regarding the details
Of IN. affair, but the message which
was brought irto the city by the wire
less eystem. gives them perhaps more
fully than they could be secured from
him. The incident occurred by the
shore of the lake. near the end of the
bridge at the Outlet. but which end
need not be stated. The gentleman in
question was about to go out in his
boat. and in stepping aboard the craft
placed one foot on a seat. If the seat
had been stronger. nothing worth men,
tioning would have happened. but 1t
was not very strong, and when the
man lifted his other foot from the
landing. the seat broke, so that he iost
his balance and sat down on the rail
of the boat. The man is big man,
and what happened next may be
easily imagined. In about two Sec
onds. he had made a hole i'm the water
and gone down, soaring all the fathsh
in that vicinity within an inch of their
lives. The water was not deep, ana
the man. on coming to the surface,
grabbed an oar, placed 1t against the
side of the float. and tried 10 climb
m an attempt which would have sue
ceeded had not the oar slipped just as
he reached the top Of the float. This
LOT him back into the water. again.
and by the time he had reached the
float the second time. his wife ap-
peared on the scene. 1t is said, how
ever, that she was not 0ver-sympa-
thetic toward him, and was heard to
remark, as he clambered up out of the
water, something in this wise: "YOu
go right up to the house. and stay
there. All you arc fit for is to stay on
the farm, and you'll be falling of Of
that. next thing"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

The police court docket. Friday
morning, included two cases. both of
which were under the head of intoXi-
cation. Onner Jaque was before the
court because the stimulant which lie
had absorbed had rendered him over
sentimental, as the result of which he
undertook to bestow his affections
upon the wrong party, who promptly
secured warrant for his arrest. AS
the result of his lack of judgment in
promulgating his imprOmptu love af-
fair, he was fined s.. John ROney was
found guilty of drunkenness. and was
given n sentence of 10 days in Jail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

J. II. Cogan & Co. have crew OF
men, and are about completing very
extensive job Of steam fitting at the
new oi!cloth factory at Winthrop. for
Wadsworth & WoOdman. The job
consists Of fitting up complete of two
80 horse power steel boilers, and GO
horse power Erie engine. and two
steam pumps. one to feed the boilers
and the other for pumping water from
the lake. 800 feet from the boiler
house. This is large pump for gen.
eral use and for fire purposes. About
5000 feet Of piIe has been required TO
10 the job. The machine room takes
800 feet Of pirc laid I'm coils on the
floor. To dry the carpets. the carpets
being hung overhead. The steam
plant will be- up-to-date In every
respect. The work Is In charge Of r.
r.. Newcomb.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Samuel c. Manley. accompanied by
the Misses Manley. was a passenger
ON train No. "a. Friday forenoon. going
TO Small Point. for the purpose of get
ting the Manley cottage into readiness
for the summer. The family will Oc-
cupy the cottage for the season, May
20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

The Maine Central Railroad is ad-
vertising a series of personally con-
Quoted vacation tours to the Pacific
coast. during the coming summer. the
first of which will leave Portland
Wednesday, July 5. These trips will
be made by special train. and the num-
Der of passengers will be limited to
125. The fare for the round trip. from
Augusta. will be s164.25, and will be
limited to a return within three
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

= close ana exciting game of baseball
was played on the Green street dia-
mono, Friday afternoon, between the
hoir Boys and n team from the Will
iiams Grammar school, which resulted
IN "a victory for the former, but only
after the game had lasted 13 innings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

City Marshal Breen desires those
parties who have been enjoying the
pleasant diversion of tearing down the
notices which have been posted. for
bidding the riding of bicycles on the
sidewalks along the city streets. to re-
frain from doing so. as a continuance
of the practice will render the guilty
party liable to prosecution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

A. S. Cyr is numbered among the re-
Gently successful fishermen to visit the
waters of Lake CObboSSeecontea, re-
turning after days trip with two
trout. weighing pounds and 8 pounds
and 5 ounces, respectively. Beside
these two beautiful specimens of the
finny tribe he landed fairly good
string of what are commonly known as
"hOrn DOut,"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Dorothy Dodd styles i'm shoes never
seem To fail satisfying the ideal OF
!auies VINO are very particular in their
aress. r. L. Hersey has been obliged
10 keep in stock an immense line OF
sizes, widths. feathers and colors to
meet the demand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

One Of the important matters which
have been settled during the past week
has been the dissolution of the Au-
gusta Water Co. The final decree was
signed by Judge Whitehouse Monday
all the business of the company has
been settled, the money divided, and
the books cremated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

George Palmer Is making the dis
play of Cobbosseecontee fish. just at
present. and sent i'm two fine salmon
ana trout. yesterday. which We're on
exhibition at Young's market.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Augusta Is to have al least one cir.
Gus. this season. as 4. j. Dixon. agent
OF the Hargreaves Big Railroad Shows
was III town, Friday. and made ar.
rangements for the shows to exhibit in
the city, Friday, June 9.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

The directors Of the Village District
have decided not to open the bids for
tho Grove street school property. today.
until after s o'clock, this afternoon. in
order to give all who wish a chance to
hid on this very desirable piece Of prop
erty, thus. any letter mailed at the Au-
gusta post Office before that hour will
he considered.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
Daily kennebee Journal
LOCAL MATTERS.

a lot of six Italians arrived from
Portland. yesterday morning. 10 work
on the pipe line. and went at once ont
&c the camp. near the Leighton farm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

The last of the pipe fer the pipe line
was hauled from steamboat wharf. Fri
day morning. and Supt. Albee. of the
water District. had 4 crew Of men at
work on the wharf. in the afternoon,
Milling the pipe which had been broken
on the trip from Camden, n. j., to Au-
uucf1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

| The Corner Candy Store, ]. G. john
| son. wants to see if people will appre-
| ciate a rich treat at low prices, today.
Having made a special effort to have
| their nut caramels fresh and nice they
| make the price today. Only 19c. Csc.
! other days. Chocolate and almonds
| and vanilla and walnuts. Fine goods.
Chocolate. vanilla and crushed straw
| berry ice cream today. College ices.
| ice cream soda, sc.
Pettis is cheerful over the prospects
OF pleasant Saturday. Has prepared
two OF his favOrites for today. Toast
ed marshmallows. made Friday, only
21c. Also his own vanilla nut cara
mels. &c. The usual line Of rich ice
cream in all na"ors. Have you tried
that pure fruit sherbet vet?
Webher & Hew att make the house.
Keepers low prices on fOrequar: er lamb
only 81. pound. Howard's smoked
shoulders Sc. also 4 pounds new sweet
potatoes. 25c.. 3 quarts wax or green
beans. 2'c. All the green stuff and
new potatoes. beets. tomatoes, cukes.
exc. etc. Plenty fowl. chickens. tur-
keys. ducks and broilcrs. In the candy
department. those favorite Italian
creams. only 24t., and rich assorted
cream nints. 15c. Difficult with the
rush OF business at this store to take
tine to consider n special sale.
The store of Merrill Bros. gives one
the idea Of an overfiowing business.
Native chickens and spring lamb today.
Lamb legs 25c., fOrequarters, 2Oc
They also have turkeys and fancy
meats. Asparagus, native cukes.
green and wax beans. as we'll as all
the seasons green stuff for Sunday.
Nothing lacking in fruits. fine russet
apples. red bananas, fancy oranges,
grape fruit. blood oranges. large pine
apples, lac, etc, etc.
At the Augusta Fruit Co.'S it is Is
bananas for 25c. today. Finest of
Strawberries. blood oranges. so juicy,
new lot tangerines. grape fruit. tOma-
toes. cukes, pines, figs, dates. etc.
such as yOu expect to find here.
T.. w. Church has good supply of
everything today. Native spring
lamb (native not westerly Csc. for
legs. zoe. for forequarter. Native fowl
fresh radishes &c. bunch. large pine
apples lettuce. native cukes and grass
Fresh rhubarb, Bermuda onions. home
made brown bread. baked beans and
all kinds of pastry. Tel. 22-3.
G.. w. Wadleigh is down to June
prices for Strawberries. Two boxes
for 25c. Spinach only 15c. peck. dande-
lion greens, 15c. peck. green peas. 35c.
peck. string beans. Sc. quart. fancy
cukes. for &c. s pounds rhubarb, 25c..
pounds Bermuda OniCns. 25r. Mr..
Wadleigh goes to Boston and says look
to his ad for low prices next week on
green stuff. El.i.
]. F. Turner will save you sc. on 4
bottle of Columbia catsup, 25c. bottle.
for 20c., good article. Very fancy beef
to day. All kinds plants to flower.
Asparagus, sweet potatoes. etc, etc.
Here you find a full line of the real and
hest homemade bread, dOughnuts.
cakes. pies. etc., also abeans and brown
bread. Try it. Il.
G. D. Haskelrs low prices for today
include strawberries 10c., rhubarb 4c.-
pound. asparagus 15c. bunch. tomatoes
10c. pound, cans Victoria white wax
string beans, CSC, halibut 2 pounds
25c. Boiled or live Holsters, spinach,
dandelions. string beans, cukes and all
A.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Otis G. Webster is getting his cot
tage at Old orchard colony, on the
rnrth shore Of CobbOsseecOntee, into
readiness for the season. and expects
to move out to the lake during the
coming week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
WHAT DOES BALlARD'S
GOLDEN OIL DO?

hroruts cuts the phlegm out of the throat and
ii"'chial iion tubes. removes all intiamma-
Con,.. prevents Pneumonia. and cures
nssss snS; Colds, Asthma. Group, Hoarse-
ms. ms. Whooping Cough, La Grippe. Gives
plaeuiate relief and a cure soon follows.
"Sant to take. 25c.. SIC. by all deaIera
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

At Swift 4 Turner's a pint bottle, or
jar OF vaseline. is only 3c. The handy
strawberry huller SC. One of those
really Indispensable wire heaters
for carpets and furniture. is only &c.,
if bought today. AS "trade stimu-
latOr" the one burner oil stove is only
39c. Many people may prefer to wait
for real hot day and pay soc. A great
downfall in the prices of all jardi-
nieres today. \ fine stock to select
from. Buy for fall use now.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS

huckiey's "after supper" prices 10.
day may not draw tears on acconn- =,
.ne cutting. but it should surely draw
'ne people into this store latter sur-
pcr, one lot Turkey red frioyrd
.aoie covers. S-4 size, 79c quality. only
49c. Wrappers. CSC. quality, only aac
gineham check at &c. a yard now
shirtwaists &c. See them and saw i,
one can even make them for that
ANY time today, SOC. lace lisle hose
&c. pairs SLIGO. linen crash. cbean a,
&C., today, DC. Not over 10 Yards IN
customer. Great mark down in coats
suits and rain coats.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

GO and buy go-cart today at A. A.
Sonie $. If you would pocket the profits.
Special prices for lace curtain stretch
ers. Here also Il generous reduction
has been made on the lace curtain and
drapery stock that will be money
saved If You buy. Notice the ad-
vantages of the Victor Challenge re-
frigerator with the mineral wool and
charcoal lining.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Bussel. & Weston Co. exnect "a, ).
be pleased today at their extra &C.,
10 nave bargain worth seeking for.
Here IT is. lovely white lawn waist nat.
terhs' embroidered front. % inches
long. inches wide. one yard narrow
embroidery for collar and cuffs. aH
yards piain material 40 inches wide.
how about this all being only &c?
real '"c value. On the second floor
tambo muslin curtain full 2 wards
lons' lovely patterns. $50 value. Only
$1.O0. This needs to be seen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

What think you Of FolsnYn's own
cream walnuts at only 10c. a pound? !?
Great favOrite. Fresh cocoanut cakes
are bought in such large quantities by
this store the price of Sc. per dozen for
Saturdays, leaves a shaving of profit
for Folsom. Ice cream, college ices,
etc. Ctc., today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Wbitrran & Adams c.. have an i'm
mensc bargain in Ladies' neckwear. so
dozen of which have just come in and
will be sold at y price and less. The
25c and soc styles now only 10c. 12Ec
ara 25c. Be sure and SEQ these. Pretty
early in the season, but the word is a
clean sweep Of jackets and suits. Here
is a surprise for you. Sure to see ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20
Clothing That Will Appeal to
Your Taste and Purse

and make you through its service svi
this the only clothing in
than
the marEe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Once more Quimby & North will al
low you a selection Of those cloth COW
cred books at 1Oc each. about 200 pages
in book Longfellow. Optics. Conan
Doyle and Holmes series. Surely you
never saw such a chance for wholesome
ana interesting reading az this.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

If you do not delay. you can buy your
pc club cards now, of BOwditch
Webster, for only 10c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

G. D. Haskelrs low prices for today
include Strawberries 10c.. rhubarb 4c.
pound. asparagus 15c. bunch. tomatoes
10c pound cans Victoria white wax
string beans. Csc, halibut pounds
25c. Boiled or live Holsters, spinach,
dandelions. string beans. cukes and all
the, green stuff.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Stevens & Ballard claim to have some
very interesting propositions in shoes
shapes, colOrs and prices, IL fit the feet
eye and the pocket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

At W. c. Hawes pine Tree Store.
you can buy mems muleskin gloves
light weight 23c, special calf gloves 45c
undresscd gloves SIC. Also gauntlets
kids ana boys gloves all at cut prices
Here also balbrggan underwear is only
900
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

r. H. Beale & Co. will soon have
closed out that job line Of wall papers
,hey have been offering you.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Malcolm & Dyer's steel shovel at
45c. has had a big sale. Another line
of steel goods you should see at this
store. is the immense display of new
rocket knives. Where will you see tn,
!ike2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

How those canvass gloves with the
leather tips wear that H. G. Barker
Co. sells. for men, women and children.
Those unique Buster Brown" suits for
the little folks capture the mothers
trade they so enjoy seeing their boys
look pretty and well dressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

The North End bicycle store. A. s.
Cyr. Is a good place to save money on
a new or second hand wheel Call and
see. Also for economical repairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

You want 10 note the low prices G. F.
Rilodeau offers you on chiidren's wash
suits at 4Sc to 9Sc. Also jersey ribbed
underwear for men. flesh color and blue.
choice only CSC. See these.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

John Coughlin the druggist. is selling
lots of those new postal cards you see
in his window. Today. a good quality
whisk broom with plush tip. only costs
YOU Sc Just for q leader"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

]. F. Turner will save you sc. on ;
bottle of Columbia catsup. Csc bottle
for 20c, good article. Very fancy bee
to day. All kinds plants to flower
Asparagus, sweet potatoes. etc, etc
Here you find a full line of the real AM
hest homemade bread, dOughnuts
cakes, pies. etc.. als9 abeans and brown
bread. Try it. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

PAINTERS UNION, NO. 554. REGU-
hr meeting first and third Tuesdays at
Gp. II.
WILL GLAZIER. Pres
FRANK W. HAI.PlN. Rec Sec
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Heaviest AMI best balh:irgan under
wear. only i5c at f.. II. Jenkins. lighter
weights. &c. You will 10 well to cal
AT this store. Mr.. Jenkins has just re.
turned from searching through the
Boston markets for bargains.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

]. r. Bilodeau tells you in his ad that
this is your last chance today. to save
money on boots, shoes. &C. &c. See
ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-20

Pettis is cheerful over the prospects
OF pleasant Saturday. Has prepared
two of his favorites for today. Toast
ed marshnallows. made Friday, only
21c. Also his own vanilla nut cara :
mels. 21c. The usual line of rich ice
cream in ali fa"ors. Have you tried
that pure fruit sherbet vet?