The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-13

NOOK, put now employed on tht
Seattle fire department, is a yisito
in the city to day. Mr.. FISCHER ha.
a fifteen-day lay off and will visi
with relatives at Great Falls ant
Chinook.
Japenese section man was killed
in the yards here last SATURDAY after
noon by being struck by an engine
which was going into the round house
The Jap had been walking along be-
tween two strings of cars and STEP
ped out right in front of the engine.
A game of base ball will be played
on the grounds opposite the freight
house, between the Havre 'sBoard of
Trade" team and the HayressCo]ored''
base ball team. Brown will be in the
box for thecolored team and Merrill
will pitch for the Board of Trade
team.
James Hyndman, registration agent
for the Havre precinct gives notice
that he will be in his Hayre office
from July 18th to August 18th, except
ing the followingdates. AT Gildford
from to p. M, August 1st; at
Oldham P. O., from 2 to s D. M,
August 4th; Register or you can't
vote.
THE Havre Distilled Water Com
pany'' is the title of new firm by
E. Doyle and others to conduct the
business of the Havre Bottling Works.
Mr.. Doyle has associated with him
several parties who put in more money
and the capacity of the plant will
be materially increased The capital
stock of the concern has been raised
to $4,000.
Advises from Browning under date
OF July 9Th say that the government
portable saWmill has finally been put
in position out at Babb. Mr.. Babb's
cottage in town is nearing completion
and they expect to occupy it this week
The Indians will leave on the 9Th to
begin the first work on the st. Mary's
irrigation project. They will begin
work about 20 miles from dam site |
DlED.-Susan Monger aged 70
years, died Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock from old age. The deceased
ady was Mrs. Joseph Gussenhoven's
mother and has been a member of the
household for the past
g years. She was born in Canada
Death came suddenly and during
he absence of the Gussenhoven fami-
y, who went to their Box Elder
anch the day before.
The funeral was held this morning
t 10 o'clock from the home.
Mr. and Mrs. Al H. West arrived
ONE from their western tour Satur- {
ay morning and are now at home j
, their friends. Saturday evening the
'itizens' Band, of which Mr.. West is
valued and active member. assem- {
led and marched to the home of the
Apply couple about II o'clock and
7renaded them in the good old fash '
'ned style. Al and his bride APP |
cared and welcomed the band boys, /
nd an impromptu reception was held. /
handsome leather couch was pre- t
ented to Mr.. and Mrs West by mem S
ers of thebandand other friends
A very pretty lawn party was given
l honor of the departure of Miss
dina Kendall of Chicago, who has
cen visiting her sister Miss Mary.
he lawn was beautifully decorated
18th Japanese lanterns and various
ames furnished the evenings amuse-
lent. Miss Ruth and Hattie Carrier
SISTED by Florence Weber and Clara
lckinzie served fruit punch, cake and
herbit. Those present were: :
Misses Edna Kendall, Marguerite :
Auld, Marion AUDI, Allie Aud, Effie
Ierring, Florence Bice, Mary Ken {
all, Berniece Brady, Anderson,
Villiameetta Anderson, Rachel Cos
rove, Norma Richards, Georgia Allen,
.uerbach, Edith Holland, Marguerite
Iorgan, Mary Gallow, Pearl Chase,
Iiss Clink, and Grace Cowan,
'Messrs Louis Lindberg, Walter Mel !
on, Mike WEIGH, Dan Hurley, Frank S
tout, Mr., Lindhe, Ralph Brady, ]. |
Iolland, Cherrier, Kelly, DaLong,
Tar, Scott, Garrow, Campbell, Collier,
aw, Freeland, Mckenzie, Hargddine,
>tkinson, Fuller, Gentry, Cosgrove,
.uerbach and DrW illiams.
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