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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

-" Der Scout Yoint > Turn
perein~ peronitoItet am Niontog, ben
8. Mat, in DER .gintrodt Sole" al
Der Sua. mo 9eaionitroBe iein idbr.
Tides S6auturnen. Gin genuBrei-
der 4beno itebt olen 3%beilnebmert
inguslidt, 5uinol Elm Defenders reid
baltiees Brosramm auigeitelt nor.
Den lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
SanitGts. YcridJt.
Stctigc 3unobmc Der MoIern.-Sie.
ben So0eSfGac 0urd MoIern.
S6Winoiubt Wno 2uugencnt5iin-
Dung forocrn 60 Opfcr.

No6 Dem 9eridt OeS @eiuno6eitS-
<mniii0r5 Or, SomeS 9oSlep er.
NScten iid 2t2 GoOcSfGue IN ser
ocn 3enen @ode in Baltimore, ge-
ScS g}ofqt Der gIei6Ioufenoen ISOLDE
IN 1000 IS, 194 III 1908 uuO 100
70 re- nro tNS terbIi6feitSrate uur
runo, t692 fiirar ~@eiommtbeo0Ite-
fir Oie 9seaer. gSSeiBcn II. $3.50
men moren If i'm Nl2en SeflIoroe'
"a moren Ncgcr. SIN &c geboren;
itarben 6, in S~oipitGlern |elV-N'pl
oeren 9~InItolten If Gerionen,W uH'
.1ucite murOeu gebolten. GlS 3''
rem mlroen t07 meiBe uno t6 9teGt
finder gcmeIoet. Gie bolptiGblic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30
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MeriG

NeQl0Nell" Der ullerlt0llllUGlt Oelels
iboit. 9roaiihe Sccucu pcdiclu nit
iro6eu &ortommmilicn u6. Grace
@cor0c iclbit bari cine 9lttroftion Qcs
nomt mcrocn, lm0 ite miro Don elmer
ml9Qc}cihnctcu &iiniucrtruppc I'm
teritiibt. Die Scenrir lit bon ncr
i6Ucuoeriiher &radt, mo sic re.
iuder BON oIor0'2 Cpcrubuua" f0us
ucu iiA ouf cine QemuBrcidjc Gbcater.
modc geioBt MADDEN. IS iiu0rn Die
iiblihci N}otiuce'n itott.
&luucp'5 Ibroter.
n6rom &aQ8 10 Gidc2, pom Wlor
$. Meper, lit Ser litel elmer ucitcp
NETS" 'uotii6cn E~roouttiou, melde
beutIid ben he in &lanep'9 G1cater oni-
Stunoen ltpir0, &oiepb Sontlcp mobl
mciter getb,ite omerifaniihe Shonipic-
ner Sdnutt in Der 9}oue pom y9!co
su fpielcu. efle8 3eitimg3imgen, oui.
6rou Sr I intcreiiont, SIT bcobo6ten,
9ino I4W Ser &lugc uonl orulcn Bel.
fen ic' %ertGufer 0ur6 6leiB II. Guet-
Tcm e%infhuBreiden @lico IN
iden@eieQi6oit eutuidelt.
matt, iucl6e n6rom
bier SIR Nuifiibruna
brlH 'ter iGbiGc Sdors
ipicll 'lud)er BON @la.
nep'8 : = ati cine 9e-
mlBrcidc ,t(f rcidBt mo
dleu. IS IL N 9tod)
mittoQ9 .&oritel
- trueS Nt -...
N}it Der Gu9ito1
Ibeotcr YroOuftiou -.
@irl" bot Sr. .. 6. Vi, .t
Soften nod M}iibe gei6eut } oe.a
9ciudcrn oc3 neltcn 9htoltortm@
iteGen oobcr oicic @ofc cine 2un5obl
ongenebmcr llc6erroidlm0en in9lu2
lidt. Gu3 Stiid bonoclt Don elmer
man0ernocn 1bcoter @cleQidoit,
uel6c our6 cincu Stlmm ulf 0ic
HSniel Gppcrl uerid)lagen morocn lit,
ouf pclder 2oro GnomolloOer Gpcc
ais @enerol @olpernelrr ualtet:
Sri. 6iltu@}op6elu itcbt an oerSpibc
Ser @eieQidoit, nclde DaS Stiid
bier 3tr Nufiiibrung briigt. Sic miro
bon berihieOencn uombuiten S6oll.
ipielern mteritiibt. mo ein Gbor bon
30 Ycrioncu pirft bel ser 9tuiiib.
ring NIT.
no urpIouo Greater"
9ie Sonmcr Gperu Saiion I'M
oMorplmlo lbcater" miro umN}on-
tog, Den (. 0}ai. nit ser auiiiibrung
bon oGbe @erTnn Somb" BON @il'
iofo Serbert cr0ffuet. Us lit @rn.
aerlton gelungea. iid cine portreifli-
die @eielid)ait fir 0ic Spern Sal.
ion SIT lidcrn, nfo oas 9iepertoire
peripridt cine %qerutBreide Gpern-
Saiion. 3ie @eiddftsleitun0 bat
6afiir Gorge getrogen ooB OaSS bea.
Ter lelbit IN Den beiBen Sommertogcn
ourd p%or5iiqlide gentilation Gin
filbler. |ongenebmer Aufentbolisort
jeil miro. Inter ben Soliiten, mel.
DE iiir Die Sniion geponnen mnr.
sen. b%efinncn iih Sri. 9aitra 0eane,
gSm. $. &ringle. Osborn Glemion,
Sarr1 " 5ruor @6eeler Garle,
Clara 9inf. Settle Serome uno aoa
GnbL iolpie V. g. Murpbp.
So1IibopItr. z Re ater
Sn Dem nelien Stiide rGbe Gonfeif
lions Of a gSife,4 melhes oiele Modl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

tN'Il wv DNDINNNbN 49, ~ - -
bon 50 6ltB, miro olf ser @rm0-
ctoae fir Bar mo GB5inmcr ein9e-
ridtet mo oui Der 3pcitcn @tage iiir
&ripot- GBiimmer.
&r. SiicbeicbL felt 1908 Nadiolgcr
pom .. W}omeutbu, 9fr. %, Siio-
@onitraBc, bolt i'm 20uie oe3 SOm-
mer9 iein uclle9 &otal 81 be5iebeu.
Ger iuqGn0lide 20 dit
Icrbuuo" lit in ieiner @rt wobl
Der eiu3iQc Iiteroriide &crcinL nid)t
ollciu Der Stoot Baltimore, iouocru
oud) Oe@ Qon5cn 2onOcS. Gr mlroc
Dor 5lpei g8oden gcQriinoet mo be
itcbt oll9 &na6eu un0 WtGodeu Ser
icd)9 obcrIten Gloiien ser Stootidule
9tr, 93, SIS lit oicie ShuIc bcfonmt-
lid sic 0r0Btc ser Gtoot, in ocn orei
0c6Gu0en al Baltimore, nobc g(iSs
Q%uitbitrobc, bcfin0cn iid) 81 &loiicn
nit iiber 1900 S6ii(crm mopon ctluo
bic SGlftc oclltiher gtbtumit limo; iie
Itcbt u1ter Ser 2eitung oeS robbie.
foultten S6erlCbrerS =. .. Shonridl.
3mcd oic' : S6illerbunocS lit, eis
lie nG6erc @cfountidnft Slmqomeri.
fo'S nit Sdiacr on5ubobncn unO 5u-
nGdJIt cine poiicnoe @coenfieier on1
Nod)nlittdQ Oe5 4. Wtui in ser SdlIlc
por5r6ereiteu, Yer 9uuo lit noh
SEN icd)5 brtbeiligten S6ulfluiic1 in
feds Scttioucn einaetbeiIt, Oercu ie-
sc lire cigenen @enmteu ourd
Stimm5ettel gcruGblt bot. Die @e.
Observation-Disclosures limo gon5 in
Sen @dnoen Scr Schiller, obne @ei-
billie ser 2cbrer; freilih merOen 0ieIe
oft I'M 9totb gefrogt. AlS gb5eiden
trogen ole M}itglieOer biibi6e Snopfe
nit eittem gut ou9qeiiibrten 8iloe
S6ilcr'S. oie lie iid) eigena Oofiir an
fertiQeu IieBeu; sic 9eomteu piiien
0o5lt nod tleine ihmor5rot6c Sdlei-
fen nit &SiirOe 8l trugen. Gincn iols
deit Suopf iibcrrcidte lebte98o6e ein
Gomitc Dem Sdu(-S superintendent
g4iie, Der i'm oonfenO cntgcgen nobm
unO ieitoem aud inn anopflod) trGgt,
@roBc gcgeiiterung berridt inter
&ungamerifo fir bic Sdiacrfeier
uno Oa inn Sollie 0e5 SduliobreS
i6ou mno1lfidlliq porgeorbeitet nor.
Den nor, itebt cine einorltdSuolle uto
miiroige @eoenffeier SeitenS 0eS III.
QenoIiheu S6iqerbun0eS IN glus.
ii6t. Nltd) an Den iibrigen ItG0tii6en
ShulerL in ocnen 0eutid gelebrt
miro, eini6licBIi6 Ser Sodidulen,
meroen emlig Gorbercitungcn iiir Ell
ne piiIfld,lo &fiocntfeicr am ncnnlten
ole Wfildfroueil Dre \
as ain6 bilft aud &idtcr unoGit miro
nit ie aTr.GS bat rd) &c.
Elm 8olf idrftf iein GsfIiige
elm Oh .a..,a. &iuooi0 Ster.
Ytontus o..I Saiier'
Itatt. 9ooll. .l one lrhg
@ulls mo unOere = rp
Damn StreiiSiige iiber 2p.l
fen unternomnlen, Dobei BON 81. ~
Belt oeittide 2ieoer %geiungen mrr-
0en. n6reuoe, i60uer @otteriunfen"
mo .8obluuf, 9omerooen" lurroen
mie0er6olt ongeItimmt, lie idienerl
oie 2ieblingSlieoer Der munteren
Sfoar SIT iein. Sir ndditcn Nonat
lit Elm @uSfttg uod) Wtount @aibing'
ton 9eplont.
9|nfcbaII. Die .0rioleS"
mrroen geItern bon i6ren @egnern
aus Stem ? Serlep ollf benz 6eloe al
Ser 9orf , &oo0 gon5 gemoItig ouf'S
Soltpt gei6logeu, sum groBen 2eib-
ueien Der 5n6lreiden 3uidauer, Die
oein Spiele 5ugeicben 1atten. Die
Score mar:
an Baltimore.
ss s4itB Gin g ! 8 2 ! 8 "a
ran .llmpire@.
Wurdbeu n Trh Seariie oGlt6er" fiji
Baltimore.
MeGann Bin mo 1~icgiuIeh n9dt6er" fiji
ieipsSerfeE
9pf ritter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

No onumcntul- I Geoter.
Gomur0 6uib'9 Bon Eon @rrle5-
Qucr9 treteu Oieie @oAe in Dem ,@}o-
mumentol Gbcntcr" AMI. Inter ocn
Goritcllcru beiinocn iib GopmouO
um0 Glorf, Goof m0 Goot, &nculp
Bros, Die Siupoonc9, &otb. &lair
mo Gin G6or pom 30 WG0den. 3rpci
mnijtoliide Sti53cn toumcn 5llr2tui.
iiibrmg; n@oriiiou Sauburec" mo
N @ilO Aigbt."
&eeitaIin &ehmaqna
/. Sale.
9ln >. N}oi iinoct @lbcno9 S llbr
in &ebntoun'a &ule Gin GccitoI pom
eiqenartiQem ,lntereiie itott, nGmlid
bon Der &apelc GeS oW{urplauOAiDls
mn Shule fir idmohlinnige Sin.
ser" in 0ming'9 Wiius. Broi. 0ou.
Sclomam bot lett bier Sobren Oo-
iclbit umiifalii6cu lluterridt gegc-
ben tnO e9 lit ibul aelun9cm, aus
ben iiber 100 3G6leuOen 3oglingen
cine aus Is &uaben II. Ntio6en int
Sitter BON 8 bis 10 Sd6rcn b~cltebenOe
&opeuc 5u bil0ell, NIT Der err 3ltm er=
item Nal ppr Die SeiientIidteit tritt.
NuBer Oieier lit eS &rn. 6elomom
QellmQen, Die folgcnoen moblbefums
ten Solilteu sur Miinuirtung an DEM
&ccitol 3u gelpinncn: 2Ilfreo 6ilrtb.
meier, SbeporO Beorion Sront 5elo-
momL Sronf 9orni6eiu, @uper SIC.
'op, G0nuuno 9ieoeurptb, @olter
g. GurI Miotbieu Ehos. @eorgG,
'arll, @m. &enrp geo Gbe-
.n,uta. . &imeS, 0enrD 9os
VI @ @alterS hmure,
a,,. ruilton, Is.
8ob,.. .8rn.t -' @od).
fer, Geut, a ~.
@rnnio 0lortlu. 5l'"" ~
HbIcbcn. SIN u. '''Ot .fSait 8
,Sa6rcn lulo 10 M}onaten lto b
tern Sr. Sobn s. 3roG in iciner : y
bouIung, gtr. 1907, Oit 2erington'
StroBe, nodl |Idtgcrem 2ei0en. Sci
ne 9eeroi0rug iinoet on 0ie1Itag
Ntoraen INN s llbr bonn Grorerbouie
ans itott, nad)Dem in Der 81. Wfi
doclS STRIDE, ode 9omborb- mo
@oIieitroBe Elm Eootenamt a6gebol-
ten moroen.
9ecrotQuuQen. ~ Die iroi.
iden llc6crreIto BON &rn. Sobn 3cil.
monL meld)er am @tittluod i'm III.
ter bon IS SSo6rcn in ieiuer lebten
@obnung, Scr. 1910, @iaiamitraBe,
aus Dem Seben i6icO, muroen ge'
ltcrn Nforgen inter 5oblreid)er Be
theiliguna bon Qeiotragenoen bonn
S%rolcrbauIe aus allf Dem o6l. Girls
ler 6rie0hofe" SIR lebten 9iubc be-
I%tattct. 3llerit murbe Der Gei6nar
nod Der fatb. bl. areu5firde iibergc-
fiibrt, moIelbit Gater Dierdes cine
&cquiemnleiie fir oos Seelenbeil oes
gntiAlafenen las, nnb ais 8ohrtild).
tr0ger inngirten bic $50. ). Sdr6.
oer, anorr, Sobn gppel, 2eonh. @ns,
fart, 6riB nnO Berger. 81 meis :
hene 1T in gapcrn get ,uIbalier IN
I'M glter bon 10 Sabrel neb~c Sine.
rita. Sier mar CT bis fur5 DOR iei
mem Qooe ais Sitter tb1tig.
Iafe! EGiie!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

SofeboGG. Die n0rioles"
mltroen gcItern bon i6ren @egnern
aus Stem , Seriep ouf 0em 6eloe an
Ser 9orf . &oo0 gor8 gemoItig outs
Soupt geidGosen, 5un groBen 2eib-
peien Der 5nblreiden 3uidauer, Die
oein Spiele 5ugelcben 1attcn. Gie
Grnre mnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-30

Sreut s,,r5
Inter Itiup. lioa itbers
reidte Yrdiiocnt See. 20 Srn. Sau.
ie 0oS BON Srn. Geo. @eilpib i'm Atf-
TRACE ser Sanger oes r@i6enfran5"
Iebr gei6madpoa aus9efiibrte 81.
plom Der gbrenprdiibenti6aft. 8or
Staunen mo ber5inniger &iibrung
mar es SrrL Sauie faum moglih,
leinen tiefgefiiGlten 9onf in geipono-
Ter Heoe alls8uipre6et,
lin ooS @elingen oeS i6onen Sc
ties ma6ten ii6 Die 8oritonosmit-
alieoer beioer 8ereine b%eicnoers per
oient, nGmlid) ole Srouen Morp
8oaner, 8%rGiioentin Gliiob. Sauie,
8ice. @rGii0entin, Sobanna Seo, Sc
fretdrin nno Wargaretbe Seller,
| Sdobmeiiterin pom Gomen-8ere
Ioiuie ole $50. Sen Oeo, BraIioent,
sSanoe Corn. 8iee-Brdiioent, Senrr
@ieiefing, Sefretdr, auguit @obel
| Sinou5 Sefretdr, 8bilipp 8agner.
ghobmeiiter, uno Hobert @eier, 8i.
bliotbefar pom @eianguerein oGi.
henfrdn3."
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

monte yoro sor,o5 bv the ladies' and
nov parras rsstor of the church. de.
iivered n snitsnIe little speech on the
occaston
- .,,roger for tho In.
sc ttoliv e 90 20.
t,,.uS ar nSuse y, r'ry last night fro,n
Ci,ias " t' 5. ettended n naet.
,n- "t.,,.r.I,te commerce com.
,,,isstr,, ~ 5.ie.,+e from New Mex.
loo NJ, -, .,fussd to discuss tho
doings or thc convention, but said that
he was very much impressed by the
prosperity Of me east, and especially
i'm Kansas where the crops are so
enormous that .he railroads are una.
bile IN move tbDm to the markets.
y v Nso,,or5 the we'll l,nown
g." 80 i,,,oIer and watch IN.
yoonu '-',eo,ii o., w.. santa Fe road ratrrn
og eR'I,ot I.ot III ~ y"I reguiar oid.fasbinn,
statpa ~ cornfrv sontb of ,ba
IT. I,,.a, g., ,torciel uos drarob.
ed last night by regular old-fashioon-
ed eastern rain He also stated that
San Marcial merchants are not in the
complaining class this fall-they are
all ENJOYING GOOD fall trade.
gentlo rain began falling last
,igb+ ora or,tf,rod during the rio,bt
intarnittarti,. drring tho day 70 the
deliabt 80 tLo stocI5 mon q, a. 90.
eures r1on+,. ,f stocl watar for tbo
,,,t,,tor -. orri,,irer So, tho
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04
Son Lost Mother.

Consumption runs in our family,
and through It / lost my mother, "
writes r. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
For the past five years, however,
on the slightest sign of a Cough or
Cold, | have taken DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
has saved me serious lung trouble" "
His mothers death was a sad loss for
Mr.. Reid. but he learned that lung
trouble must not be neglected and
how to cure 1t. Quickest relief and
cure for coughs and colds. Price soc
and S1OO; guaranteed at all druggists,
Trial bottle free.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04
NOTICE.
To All Whom it May Concern:

To All Whom it May Concern:
In accordance with the provisions
of c. B. No. 81, Section 4, of Acts of
l.. n. Nj of 1905, we warn all per-
sons from shooting, hunting or tres
passing while carrying shot guns or
rifles, on the lands surrounding the
body of water known as the "Zieger
pond" being under fence; bounded on
the east by North Fourth street and
on the west and north by a continua-
ton of the same fence, under penalty
of the law $50 to 500 or 80 to 60 days
in jail
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Don't suffer with cold feetl Our
high cut, fleece lined Slumber Slip
pers will cure this complaint. They
are made of fine Jersey cloth and can
be worn either while sleeping or as
bed room slippers. They come in al
sizes for men and women, and cost
only 25c, at C. Mays shoe store, 314
West Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Don't miss the football game Sun
day afternoon at Traction park. A.
A. A. VS.. American Lumber mills.
Game called at o'clock. Admission
twenty-five cents.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

For aiiRited time we will give
with every 25-cent pipe, one 10-cent
package or Gold Shore plug cut smok.
ing tobacco, free Henry Westerfeld
207 Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

The German Ladies' Aid society of
the Lutheran church, will give a cof-
fee social on Wednesday, November s,
at o'clock, at Mrs Renner's, No. 220
West Silver avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

At Traction park Sunday afternoon
albuquerque Association football elev-
en- will contest with team from lumber
mills. Don't miss best game of sea-
son. Admission twenty-five cents.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Roast turkey with oyster dressing
and cranberry sause; roast pork, home
made chilli sauce, sweet potatoes, and
cream pie, will be the dinner bill Of
fare at the Columbus tomorrow.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Everybody says 80. What? That
the White Elephant puts up the
finest free lunch in town Saturday
nights.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Attend the card party given by the
Catholic Ladies' Aid society in st.
Mary's hail. Tuesday, November T. at
8 O'Clock, sharp. Prizes and refresh
ments. Admission 25 cents.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Everybody says so. What? That
the Zeiger Cafe puts up the best Sat
urday night lunch in town
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Come IN and see us and be con-
vinced that Zeiger's Cafe is the place
to get a cold bottle and free Saturday
night lunch.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

If you want to enjoy yourself, save
up your dimes and attend the Red
Mems annual ball on Thursday night,
November 8.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

WANTED--A boy to carry news
papers on route. o. A. Matson & Co.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

A fine place to while away the
hours-at the pool hall, No. lis West
Railroad avenue.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Don't wait for an exp1oslon-cook
with gas-the humane way.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Spend your leisure time at the pool
hall at No. lis West Railroad ave
nue..
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

On your way home Saturday night,
drop into the Zeiger Cafe, have a cold
bottle, some Of our free lunch, and go
home happy.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Mother was lucky--papa bought a
gas range.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

ROY YOTT.
E. f. COBB.
By w. H. Cobb, Attorney-in-Eact.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04
LOCAL AND
personal
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Rain and colder tonight. Sunday,
clearing and colder.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-11-04

Sunday Morning Wall.
(Contributed.)
There was a little man
And he had little can
He went to rush the growler.
He went into saloon
On a Sunday morn,
And you ought to hear the par
tender holler--
No booze. today; no booze today;
Bring around your can on Monday.
No booze today; no booze today
We can't sell booze on Sunday.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
LOCAL MENTION

Geo. T. Sanderson is confined to
the house with rheumatism.
Master Mechanic Fryburg was in
Glasgow on official business last week.
Peter Wallinder has gone to Glas-
gov to relieve the round house fore
man at that place.
Robert Schulz and sister have
moved to our city from Glasgow. Mr..
Schulz has position in the Great
Northern shops.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians
will give a dance ON the evening of
March 10th in celebration of ST.
Patrick's day.
Brick is being hauled for *. j.
Broadwater's building which he is
preparing to erect on his lot just east
Of he postotfice.
| The Order of Railway Conductors
will give their third annual bah at
| the opera house tonight. The event
promises to be the gala one OF the
season.
/ T. e. LoWery, representing Fair
| banks, Morse Co., Of Chicago was in
the city Monday, and sold a car load
of pumps and scales to Swanson &
Marcoe.
The ladies social union will hold a
food sale consisting Of cakes, pies,
fried cakes and brown bread at the
Presbyterian church next Saturday
afternoon.
Lucier & Holland will re-engage in
the saloon business on the site where
the Hoffman bar burned. Plans are
being consumated to erect com
modious brick building thereon.
Frank Hopkins opened the Havre
Liquor House Saturday evening witt
a general gathering of good fellows
Lunch and refreshments in album
dance were served and the music by
Maughans orchestra furnished plenty
Of inspiration for the frolic.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
A JOLLIFICATION

The "Valentine Social given by
the American Labor Union was greet
ed by packed house and it was one
continual round of pleasure from
start to finish. O. II. Weber, Geo.
T. Martin, A. r. Jensen, Frank Hop
kins and Jack Miller made appropri-
ate speeches from the standpoint of
unionism, and Roxy" Quail gave a
brief address in the interests Of So
cialism. P. M. Daily recited ''The
Hard Shell Baptist and songs were
sung by 1.-THE Little German Band"
Red, the comedian, and w. T. Har-
rington. Selections by Maugllan's Or
chestra interspersed the speaking and
the orchestra received the united
thanks of all present for contributing
their services toward the evenings
entertainment.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23
Teachers Examination.

Prof. T. j. Troy will conduct quar-
terly teachers examination at the
High School building next Friday and
Saturday, Feb. Oath and 25th. Prof.
Troy has been authorized to conduct
convenience of teachers living in the
eastern part OF the county.
The quarterly teachers examina-
tions will be held in the Office of the
county superintendent of schools at
Fort Benton, Friday and Saturday,
Feb'y. a and 25.
AGNES ATKINSON,
County Superintendent.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-02-23

With Lucke's shoes quality is re-
membered long after price is forgot
ten.
The best shoes in the world are
made by Usher & Son. Lucke has
just received a large shipment.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-01

Children should by all means be-
brought into continued contact
with polite social life. Society is
food for children. Contact with
other minds is the means by which
they are educated. and the differ
ence in families of children will
show at once to the accustomed
eve the different social character
of their parents. Children reared
in the home with few or no assoc
iations will grow up either book
ish or sensitively timed.
Sistersville daily review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1905-1907, 1905-06-01

welded couple in extending con-
gratulations.
A. A McKelyey. contractor and
operator. left this morning Tor
points south.
Mrs. C. E. Schupbach spent the
Afternoon with her parents at
Grandview, Ohio.
=
Undertaken Arch Rice returned
this afternoon from a short bust
ness trip to Morgantown.
s. s. Fertig. a we'll known oil
operator, arrived in the city this
morning on the Ills train.
PHI. Anderson and William Ba
ker, of Friendly. were business
visitors in the city to-day.
|
Mrs. G. B. West and son, Mas
ter Charles, spent the afternoon
with friends at Matamoras.
= =.
Amos Henderson,. who has been |
visiting his father here, returned
to his home in Pleasant county.
Misses Frank and Sallie Russell
went to Long Reach last evening
where they will pay short visit
to relatives.
This is the first day of June and
the month is certainly making a
good beginning in the matter OF
fine weather.
J. It. Martin, who is located at
Charleston, w. Va. arrived home
last evening and will spend few
days with his family here.
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Contractor John Rea is pushing
the work an }the new business
block of Mrs. Charles Thistle at
rapid rate. The foundation will
be completed this week.
Benjamin Naylor returned this
afternoon from Rochester, n. Y,
where he accompanied the remains
of his wife for interment. The
death of Mrs. Naylor occurred
Sunday night last.
The Mothers Club will meet
tomorrow, (Friday) afternoon
with Mrs. f. A. Bailey, of Rex
ford street. AS this is the last
meeting of the year a full attend
ance is requested.
Charles Welhelm. who has been
visiting his friend. George Patton.
returned this morning to his home
at Centre Belpre. O. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. Patton, who
will spend few days with him.
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In the guessing contest at
kerr's studio. DR.. John A. Grier
was the lucky man. having named
the young lady who was Miss
Gala krug. DR.. Gricr received
dozen handsome photographs.
Every time a citizen assists an
officer in the discharge of his duty
ne is appreciated. as is evidenced
by the sanitary officers words of
praise for those citizens who are
assisting him in getting ria of re.
fuse and garbage.
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a jolly fishing party composed
of James. Charles and VIII Rus.
sell, c. Ringler. "Si" Higgins.
j. Fisk. William Beaver and c.
Cook, spent last night at the Rus
sell Island, just north of the city.
The "boys' report having enjoy
ed the sport immensely. They
brought home with them an album
dance of fine fish of many varie-
ties.
: = =
Edward Roome and Jack Kin
kaid. Assistant Cashier of the Peo-
pies National Bank, left this
morning on business trip west.
They will make stops at the fol-
lowing cities while away: Going
they stop at Chicago, Denver, Sc
atle and Portland. Returning