The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-29
CHINOOK NOTES.
Special Correspondence:

special Correspondence:
CHINOOK, Dec q, 1905.
Monday night a very enjoyable and
successful dance was given at the
opera house.
Stephen Carver and wife have
returned from their extended trip to
Oregon and Idaho, and other western
points
Il. Frank O'Neil, who was called
to his fathers bedside reached there
TOO late, his aged father having died
some hours before his arrival.
County Commissioner Geo. 3. Lewis,
Mrs. Lewis and son Arthur Lewis, are
spending few days with their daugh-
ter and sister, Mrs. Martin, at the
Methodist parsonage.
Miss Nyeburg, retoucher for Mr.
Morris, our weIl-known photographer,
has returned to her home in Wisconsin.
Mr.. l.. ID. Sharp, Of Fort Benton,
cashier Of the Stockmen's National
Bank. was visiting his brother, L. s.
Sharp, a few days last week
Among the younger folks attending
school that have arrived here TO spend
their vacation are: Arthur Jones, who
is attending the military school a6
Eairubault, Mimi, Grace Jones, at
tending school at Seattle, and Lloyd
Sweet, attending at Spokane, Wash.
Doctor and Mrs C. f. Hopkins left
for the East last Thursday morning,
and will remain several weeks. Dur
Sng the absence of Doctor Hopkins,
vino is also mayor of Chinook, the
president OF the Town Council, Mr..
aulius Lehfeldt, will look after the in
terests of the town.
The Christmas tree exercises at the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches,
held last Saturday evening, were we'll
attended, standing room at both the
churches being at premium. The ex-
eruses proper were all that could be
expected. and showed that great pains
had been taken to prepare the Two
eaanrches were tastefully decorated and
Che trees loaded with presents for both
odd and young.
The Royal Neighbors at their LAST
regular session elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Past
Oracle. Mrs. j. Lehfeldt; Oracle, Mrs.
c. B. Nelson; Viee-OracIe, Mrs, j.
Sheet; Canceller, Mrs. ,. G. Duff; Re-
cmder. Miss Augusta Lehfeldt; Re-
eeiver. Mrs. H. Corrigan; Marshal,
Mrs. J. e. Minniken; Assistant Mar
sahal. Miss Dillon; 7. Sentinel, Mrs. w.
Minniken: o. Sentinel, Mrs. Marten;
after the election g. lunch was served.
Mrs. Herman LehteIdt was q charm
aug hostess to her friends, Friday of
last week. Che affair being in honor of
AIRS Morton and Miss Augusta Leh-
aaldts who have just returned from
California Mrs Lehfeldt's beautiful
G1ue Was decorated with g profusion
f.. clt flowers, carnations, holly and
-sgaraGrus ferns being used, The score
saards were dainty affairs with each
guests name and date in the pyro-
sT@phY WORK, and each card was tied
with 8 spray Of holly, Whist passed
sla ;afGcrno0n most pleasantly, five
Cable being used Those who enjoyed
Ghe afternoon were Mesdan1es Marsh,
Q~9Gl, Duke, Duff, O'Hanlon, Evers,
Street, Hiles. George Jones, Marvin
4s.ss>s;. Kuhr. Morton, Williams, Rich
srhe, Mundt, and the Misses Augusta
Aehf3ldt, Cardiff, Kuhr, A. mi. Lefl-
delFt. Thompson and Lang; q fine,
Ganpting lunch of salads, sandwiches,
dives, assorted cakes, ice cream and
Crfee gas served. Mrs O'Neil was
Gna fortunate lady, who had the high
e43rr core. and received a beautiful
grft 1oounted parlor clock, Mrs. Mundt
received the consolation, an imitation
tIIlle with Che word Spinned 20 "Y0u