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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15
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Observation-Disclosures.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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WESTLAKE.
WESTLAKE.
Beautiful Sroom residence, one
block from Westlake park on a large
lot 50X150 to 20-foot alley. The
house is strictly modern in every re-
spect, nicely arranged oak floors,
buffet. large pass pantry and Kitchen,
bath. combination fixtures best
plumbing, cheapest buy in Westlaks
district.
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WEST ADAMS HTS.
WEST ADAMS HTS.
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EAST FRONTAGE.
EAST FRONTAGE.
This beautiful home includes many
desirable features, all rooms large,
reception hall, dining room, parlor,
den off living room with pressed
brick mantel and book cases; 8 large
airy bed rooms up stairs with closet
and balcony off each. large bath room
finished in nickeiie,d kil, haTdwaTe d re ;shad ana
in flemish oak with beautiful buffet
and plate rail- cement basement, eX-
pensive combination fixtures, lawn,
flowers, barn. etc. If taken imme-
diateIy can be had at sacrifice.
JAS. v. BALDWIN,
636-537-53S Herman w. HeIIman
Bldg, 4th and Spring SITS.
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FOR SALE-ALL RIGHT HOMES AND
large lots at low prices; easy terms;
southeast.
$500 rooms; $24O cash.
5000 rooms; $500 cash, $12 month.
$1050--4 rooms; cash.
$1000-5 rooms; $500 cash, SIS month.
$2250--9 rooms; $1100 cash, mortgage bal.
We have some fine, new, modern, up
to-date 4 and room cottages from $500
to S2100; beauties; good lots nice lawns.
We have a choice list of select homes
in all parts of the city from $4,000 to
10000; choice lots on Moneta ave-, 53d
choice lots, northwest from $500 up;
large lots, southeast, at from $2T5 UP on
easy terms, $25 to $50 cash, $40 per
month; If you have not got the money
yourself to do 1t, you can have a home
built for you; save your money by
coming to us and buying at first prices.
If you want to sell, exchange or rent
anything, list them with us for results.
LOS ANGELES REALTY CO.,
Ala Bryson Block.
Home 2S40
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

FOR SALE-BOYLE HEIGHTS; 5-ROOM
modern cottage; only S175O; snap. TAY-
LOR, 102 Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

FOR SALE
Lot 105x250, improved with 10-room
house and nice stable; grounds set with
fruit and flowers; very splendid home.
Apply to r. b. TOWNSEND, 129 East
Ocean Park ave-, Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

WE HAVE JUST HAD PLACED IN
our hands one of the incest homes in
the southwest part of the city. 1t is IN
the finest neighborhood and handy to
car line. Has large rooms, five bed
rooms, hardwood floors and three baths;
lawns etc. Any one wishing a HOME
should look into this at once, Price
$12,5OO.
w. M GARLAND & CO.,
SA Huntington Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

A GREAT BARGAIN---SURE AID
VANCE.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-15

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Home 2S40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Help For the Helpless

Findng suitable II awakening
aspiration
problem Of the
Booth Army has ssued a re-.
markahle he evolved
Cor dealing with tbs euess
The two shief remedies he proposes
eoloulaatlon emigration.
The rn'leas
Of ambition unable
crowded communities he
Try to Nas aeusey populated lands
Contact resources : hoped quick
hs aspirations stimulate which
depends
o q a
Army has successfully doing
California
Zoe the relief poor
places transforming touch Of
mans
is
Three large
Liverpool Glasgow npruE
freight ef hopeful thousands helped productive
happy
charity In common meaning the
implements be paid hack a
Nethhg actually Eveu
them help themselves
land has adopted
for relieving the q
Of
beginning. hut today
maadnx the attention. Of tbs phnaho
he world
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

AGE So.
Born at Wauwatoaa. Via.
Educated At pubiie schools
Thrown upon has own resources
AZ an early aEr.
Worked In the mines aud lumber
mills OF Michigan aud Northern
Wisconsin
Employed foe time AZ the sta.
ton OF Fort Howard. then the ter
minus Of the Chicago a Northwest
srn railway
Entered the service OF che chi.
caxo. Milwaukee a ~. Paul rail
way.
In Is years with that company
~aa clerk. brakeman. foreman of
elevators. conductor. yardmanter.
assistant superintendent aud su.
permit audsnt
Took charge % the building of
The Minneapolis a Pacific railway.
whleh waa praieSted to run ftnm
Minneapolis 20 the Red River val
ley.
Placed In charge Of the eonntft1e-
ttan of tho Minneapolis. sauii ste
Marie q Atlantic railroad a. ia sn-
pstintendent. and later as general
rzanawcr
Remained with the line until ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
Not a Word Against Jack

DR. Benson viewed the situation
from a material point Of view jack
t.ntlmer was a YOUNG man Nlth'ul
profession or prospects. full 81 I'M
practicable ideaas aud poet 80
when the young man declared him
self 10 be 4 sutton for Miss Milly.H
hand the Doctor not only angrllY
refused hla consent. BAT requested
him 10 dlseA tinue his Visits 10 TIE
house
This was one Of those serious
plumbers that your common hHila'
people are always falling INTO fot
these saouls OF fire blazed up under
tho lntolerahis patanal tyranny
beth declared that u could not be
submitted Ia.
After q mutual indignation meet
ting between the lovers Jack flew OH
a. a registry office and gave Ia their
names nef8Fc month had tk=
pired Mllly Benson became hilly
i4aiimer.
Probably the up-to-daie reader
will be Hkeptical a. 10 the existence
Of such a pair Of noodles In this nds
vancei and enlightened age
do not mean TO sRY that many
girls do not dream OF love Ia a cot
taEe. of the vanity Of chicken and
champagne. modistes. balls, auppcra
at tho end OF y xeariaame season.
But II very seldom goes beyond a
dream. as II did In the ease Of Milly
henson She had the misfortune
however to be warm hlooded. en-
thuslaatic. impulaiye. and. I am al
most ashamed 10 write H. really Ia
ieVe
Then came the rude awakeHlng
the aordid reality. the mean lodg
lngs after her charming home. The
poor. badly cooked food. the Hmudgy
servant girl. ne calls. no company
solitary days passed In contemplate
Ing the shabby houses and the
shabby people over the way. while
Jack was making bis daily assault
upon the dolirr headed idiots. re-
turning chApfallen. weary and de
pressed.
A. the end OF three months the
situation 10 MiiiY had become un-
endnrable. Hut Il she fell from her
ideal elevation. abe must fan a. q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
The Day OF Judgment

What win Do the day Melody
Any day = day Of Judgment
o may bs pat upon Us
When the clock Of Carlyle
hour appear
Disappears some
clock Of strikes dsy
3uaxmeut "a to he strong
krave-rAxxed
miserahewhen
Douglas he dta
bis OF Judgment
We do when day OF Il would not
do they hour
day opportunity "a
SON nav erushu US
ma besxt
opportunity strong enough
to seize IL When the viii
strained Of baknsf
will manhood
worry aawm~at-aore day whch
all madcvhen before Resort you
shah Trembling unwilling eupr brayey
Of Judgment nothing
dsy-escFy a Of judgment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

THE SOUP PROPOSITION
q minister. discussing bis do
rseHtic troubles. whieh be- and hts
wife have agreed 60 take to the d.
vuree cpurt. Hald when wanted
soup she aidnt1
when gentle wufflnu hound 20 rui-
Ing man b sacred ties
And soiemu vows In which she
pledges 10 obey. denies
Her lordshlp's finht 70 treat his pre-
cious tumfuy ~ be wtli
When she declines 90 give him soup
until he's had hia nll.
when man Insists hts wife must eat
according 10 hts own
Desires and appetite. when he In
sisss that they alone
shall count and down her throat a
bowl % Soup he tries to shove.
Though she prefers = piece Of pie
alas that ia not love-
Hut when = man II hungry and his
appetite demands
A plate Of steeminK soup and smil-
Ing Wifey TO him hands
A piece Of pie and hubby says. Just
what I wanted. dear.
But every pie you makes 50 good
III overeat. fear
And when his wife wants pie. but
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

and mutton We are not starving.
nor are We likely Ia be I did not
suppose you would deride me- re
tofted Nitly. ch8kinglY.
My dear shild. ! am SORRY II |
have hurt your feelings Nothing
waa further from nay thoughts than
dcrialon Hut ! am yerY much Rriefr
ed 10 see that you have made such
hash of your life. said NJ. Ben.
ron. hastily As 10 the fellow
Who
Now uncle. not a word against
Jack will not permit II Don Z
you think that intend 10 make bin
a seapeEoat was quite A. WILLING
a. he aud perhaps more willing.
answered Mliy audaeiouHly
All. always took you for an up
TO date girl" be fciofted, drfly
This abode of genius ls seldom a
bower uf bliss said Uncle Hob
4 would not exchange Il for a
pa Lace" exclaimed the young wife
My dear chlid. pursued Uncle
Bob. ''tho eomedle humane Il 10 me
80 supremelY ridiculous that | never
view IL from a serious point Of view.
We're | ta do ~ ln your ease. |
should ask how # was possible for =
young woman of your brains. edueas
ton aud social position 10 commit
such f0llY a. 20 run away With
pcnnilcaa aeribhlef OF tobacco paper
poetry"
At that outrage upon her own dig
nifty and her husbands. Mliiy loai
all control over herself Il don't
knoN Why ! wrote perhaps fof a
jest never intended 10 accept
your invitation sou have grossly
inaulted both myself and my hue-
handf"
At that moment the door opened
and Jack came into the room and
FAzsd IN Amusement At the strange
visitor. whom he had never seen tes
fore
Mlily was far too excited 90 be
confused By the situation. She ran
to her husband. eKclalming. Jack.
dear. this II my uncle. Mr. Robert
Benson I sent for him 10 take me
away Il waa very base and wicked
Of the. but I thought IL woald re-
iicve you Of the WORRY Of me for =
while hat never intended Ia
leave you-i wouldn't 20 be crowned
queeni"
4 am glad 20 mec, you. Latimcr.
aaid Uncle Bob. extending hts hand
This n the first time I have had
the pleasure did not know where
Milty had got to. or ! should have
come to ses you before resolved
note from her last night and
taoukhi ! would answer II In person.
and ask yon both 10 come and make
a long stay With me You have
done . most stupid thing In marry
inE upon nothing and trusting 20
fortune. cannot allow my favorlfe
niece 10 i've. however. 10 such a
place as this. no II her father won't
help I must see II ! cant do some
thing for her husband
oh. Uncle Bob. you always were
darling'- cried Miily. throwing
her arms refund hla neck and hug
ring him.
After all. he aald. Niih q ahruF.
-the worst feature In your eaaapade
10 that Il la so shoekinEly oid-fash-
ioned and out-of-da
Save ten cent? See Page g 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

completion from sanu Ste. Marie 10
the Canadian province Of Assini-
bala.
Supplied the names for 20 stations
on that line. all OF which are now
prosperous towns aud. In some in
stances. cities
Selected general manager of the
baltimore a Ohio when the 90
called Hili syndicate puFeh based an
Interest In thai road
Elected second vice president
shortly after.
-Four years agn left the baltimore
4 Ohio 10 assume the auiira of
president 81 the Erie
Il member of prominent chbs ia
Chicago. Cleveland. Pittaburg. Bal
timorr and Nes York
In spite Of Anecdotes t. that 20.
feet. Underwood has never fidsilea
st dances NOR done other novel
things aseribed 10 him IN hiA youth
Makes hts assistants feel that
lots u go" and plenty Of do are
worth tons Of thinking Il over and
auiug nathinR
II a full blssosi@si active. pushing
type Of enerEezic American.
Il large man physically. and
eoHsrsAsh an acute. vigorous and
liberal mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

hsrolae She must make a great
sacrifice 4 will write GO Uncle
Bob aud ask him to give me home
until lack has made success. I
shall be miserable. wreschcdi but
shall have done my duty
Uncle Bob Benson possessei am
pie msanM. wsA YefY fond az Mlilia.
v a. a bachelor. a eYnieal bat good
uatured man about town. and she
knew that be woald be lnduigenf TO
her cseapade
Instead Of answering bis niece by
letter. unole hob responded Ia per
sou.
Sow that II came 10 the point.
Mllly felt that the proposed sacrifice
Was beyond her strength. and that
she could not leave Jack after ALI
Having kissed her and told her
that she was looking very thin and
not At all like his little Miiiy. Uncle
Henson raised bis eyeglaas aud sur
veyed the mean ruom with an air
OF quitziral disgust
Good heavens. Silly What are
sou doing In such a place as thisg''
he exclaimed
Miliy flushed crimson. hut she
answered brayely. Oh. don't mind
II bitt-
SIR. Henson gave her a comlcal
look. as he answered. All. sup
poae. 20 your vision. IL IL iiiumined
by the purple light % love unfor-
tunateEy can zee II only through
my eyeKlaSs
Handsome homes DO not make
happiness"
a very pretty sentiment said
Uncle Bob
we have not been without beet
-
save ten cents. Sec Page G 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
A Living or q Life7

There's making a living and
making life.
anyone living every one can make
making a living may hsv to work hard
making lfebuliding
Some have their living
be made for them
lviag by another usnal1y makes
business making life He
thing
The paddle hard
50 IL TO drft along making living failing
life II Is 20 lie and TO deceive II Is with the
o truth temptation
Take lying for instance
make himself believe a good
thing necessity"
admits that 20 himself he subty poisonouzy
practice practice
Somebody
afford lie may
what God Almighty a try
A man ia or making living.
great a life.
only thing any a proud o
depr
Walton cenched-tecth. will
Durham OF Philadelphia a In Of
had plunge heavily BroherIy
Edison can't work much. Yes. res yes
Russell Sage
chieazos a pity
they can't adapt special delivery to building pos'onees
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
WONDERFUL TRANsFoRMA-
TION.

These pictures tell you ~nat 80
do. We straighten noses. correct
outstanding ears. operate on hair
lip; remove wrinkles. birfhmarks.
moles. warts. pimples. etc. without
pain or scar. Many OF these without
the use OF the knife.
SUPERFi.uoUS HAIR without
making the face sore or leaving
marks. and remove free any hairs
that return. Treat skin diseases.
LUPUS and CANCER Included, ns-
ing the Finsen and other therapee-
tic lights. remove freckles. tan and
LIVER spots and discolorauons Give
scalp treatments. obesity Treatments
and shampoos. do manicuring and
massage. All treatments given an
der the direction Of physician. All
operations performed by a surgeon
Ceil write ~ nhana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
UNCLE HENRY THINKS

n there wuE lass
ia this country pre-
ventin people frum
m AHA fools ~
themselves. there 4
be- a demand Ter IN
legislatures rcrsai
en-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
- STAR DUST -

A hard bunsn ON his head caused
a Massachusetts hsia mans hair
90 grow. However. hard bump
can harsiIy he recommended as a
cure. f.ooh 1T Joam d.
Tom Platt stiii insists he doeau.s
iuteud 10 retire Ascending O. Mae
weasA Tenn h not Of a retiring dis-
pnsitiou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
RELAY

I notice that Mrs. Priu,hlY doeas.'t
60 hareheaded 10 church any mere.
She has worn a hat every SUNDAY
Cor the last month
Yes. she's losing her hair"
That's what sou said early IN the
summer when I called your attsu-
ton 10 the fact that she Nent hare
headed"
Well. then. shes losing more hair
IF must So into details"
Do yuu know any life insurance
offieialsfH
No" replied the former member
Of the legislature. II never had that
temptation"
Andrew Carnegie proposes a
league Of the nations. hack the one
that has Christy MathewEon on the
payroll.
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Save ten cents. See Page 6 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

makes a bowl u soup instead.
Because Il pisanrs her 10 ser him
happy when he's fed.
And saup's luss what I wanted. 30
shr swears b. az abovc.
And then thsY eat u with one .f.asn
ah. ire. but that il love.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28
In the Public Eye
UNDERWOOD, RAILROADER

trhe addition
q Of Frederick
Underwood president entire
new
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

Free Delivery. Both Phones
9s2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

Save ten cents. See PAGE 6. .''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

Boss Durham of Philadelphia, had a mob front Of his
he other night He had best not plunge too heavily lt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

.ays you can't work much. Yes yes, yes. Look at
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-28

chieagos posoffee finished pity
adapt special delivery building pos,ofnces
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

The great PortIand> Fair has gone
into history. The end came on Mon
day. the 18TH.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
WHY SOLDIERS DESERT

The reports Of Brigadier General
Funston, commanding the depart
ment of California, gives reasons for
the numerous desertions from the
United States army during the past
year. says the Great Falls Leader.
The number Of soldiers who deserted
last year is nearly seven thousand
General Funston says this is a serious
condition. Not only is the financial
loss to the government considerable,
but the moral effect on the service is
decidedly bad.
The chief reason given for the
numerous deSertiOnS is that the men
are able to earn more money in civil
life than in the army. Although the
pay of the American SOldier is higher
than any other country, yet it is not
fair to compare his pay with that Of
the soldier Of the same grade where
service is compulsory. In the United
States. service in the army is purely
voluntary. while in many other cOun-
tries military service is compulsory.
pay or no pay.
The wages of the American soldier
compared to his earning capacity in
cival life is about the same as the
English soldier. The Briton gets less,
but he can earn less in private life.
| DeSertiOn is not so common in the
English army as in the American, but
this is said to be due almost entirely
to the attitude Of the public mind.
Over there public opinion condemns
the otfense, while in the United
States a serious view is not taken OF
it.
"Our army is an army of volun
teers,' says General Funston. IF we
want Il better class of men to enlist
than we are now securing, Il bette
rate Of pay should be the first induce
ment offered"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
.SACHET BAG SHOWER

Mrs. Peter Harvie entertained III
honor of Miss Lepper, Saturday after
noon, Oct. IA, at a sachet bag shower,
the entertainment was furnished by
writing stories containing certain
words in given time, Mrs. Bossuot
won the prize, burnt wood plaque.
Music and singing also helped TO pass
a pleasant time. Refreshments con-
sisting ice cream, cakes and candies
were served. Those present we're MIS-
Flloit. Mrs. +. Bossuot, Misses
Barrett, Georgina Sanderson, Willis
Lewis, Buckingham, Mckinzie, Auer'
bach, Dewar, Holland, Richards, Eva
DeLorimier and Violet Lepper.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

THE HERALD for printing.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

1t viii be learned with sincere re-
greet by Montana citizens that
Senator Clark's condition is q most
alarming one, and that there are
grave doubts Of his ever returning to
the state alive again. Reports of a
reliable nature say that his recent
illness has been much worse than the
public were allowed to know. 1t
would seem that under the circum-
stances some Of the yellow journals
who are devoting so much space to
ridicule and abuse of the Senator
would have enough decency to let up
for while, for with all his faults
and show us man Of any merit but
that he possess sOme-SenatOr W. A.
Clark has done as much for mankind
as any OF the great men the West has
| produced in the last half century.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
new CURE FOR CANCER

All surface cancers are now koWn
to be durable, by Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. Jas. Walters, of Duffield, Va,
writes; I had a cancer on my lip for
years, that seemed incurable, till
Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it, and
now it is perfectly we'll" Guaranteed
cure for cuts and burns. DC at
Boone'S drug store.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
HAVRE SCHOOL, NOTES.

The HaVre High School students
have organized a literary society with
the following officers: Pres. Luella
Henry: Vice Pres, Lester Weber:
Sect y, Joseph Rose: Treas. Maud
Bronson: Sergt.-at-A rms, George WOr-
land. The society meets in the high
school assembly hall every other Fri
day, commencing on Friday the Goth
inst. at , ?. NJ. Each and every
member is expected to take some part
in the program: he must at least be
present.
The eleventh grade is making grand
strides in the study of physics. They
have completed the study of "Proper-
ties of Matter and Mechanics of
Fluids. " They are now studying
"Mechanics of Solids.
1t is expected that the school board
at its next meeting, will appropriate
a small sum Of money toward purch.
aSing some of the very necessary ap
paratuS for Il laboratory.
The class in German is getting
along very nicely.
The other grades and classes in the
high school are getting along yer,
sWimmingly.
The grades are all filled to over
flowing. The two primary rooms hav,
too, too many Of the children il
the grades are kept out Of school TO
| trivial reasons. This state of affair
| should not be as it interferes yer,
materially with the good work of tn
schools. Parents should see to it tina
their children are in school every day
Miss Lenore Bowling, of Everett
Wash, visited the high school OF
| Tuesday last. Miss bowling was
high school student here in 1904.
| y rather small company particape,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20
SWANSON & MARCOE
GET CONTRACT.

The Havre Electric Co. are prepar-
ing to put in an extension of the steam
main, which will run from the plant
east in the alley to Fourth Ave,
thence north to First Ave-, thence
west to connect with main in Third
Ave. This main is put in to heat the
buildings on the north side of First
Ave.
There were two bids submitted for
doing the entire work, viz:
Swanson & MarcOe. ........ S2941 I. Is
?. Fl. Brader .....:............S 1868. 81
The contract was let to Swanson &
Marcoe, they being the lowest bidders.
The contract provides for the digging
Of the trenches, and building a 3X5
foot tunnel Of timber, furnishing and
hanging 4 and inch iron pipe. The
work must be completed by Nov. Is.
Next Tuesday night the contest
between Croake and Reilly will be
pulled off at the Montana Concert
Hall. The contest is looked forward
to as the very best that has ever been
pulled off in Montana, as both men
are in the prime of condition ano
both have records second to none.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

y rather small company particaped
IN the opening ball of the Velton
Dancing academy which took place
Tuesday evening Those present
'eport most eujoyabls evening.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-10-20

The HERALD extends most hearty
congratulations to our esteemed up
river contemporary, The Weekly
River Press upon the passing of the
quarter century mark. The Press was
p years old this week, and like wine,
is improving with age.