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The Havre herald., 1906-04-27
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DOD s o N.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD.
April "A, 1906
Dad Jones and Joe Gile visited
Malta, Monday.
J. G. Elder made business trip to
Harlem on No. 3, Monday.
Andrew Moore, of Riedel, Mont,
who has been visiting with his sister.
Mrs. A. J. Barrett, is rapidly gaining
health.
The G. N. r. r. Co. have moved
the stock yards preparatory to length
ening the side track one thousand
feet at this point.
D. r. Thornber, of Havre, purch-
ased from Kelly & Barrett four lots
in Dodson toWnsite, and contemplates
the erection of commodious hotel
this summer.
At the school election held April
7, 'O6, Ike Neibauer, Geo. HI. Blumen-
kamp and G. J. Brockway were elected
trustees, and A. J. Barrett received
the appoinement of clerk. Miss Any
Short, of Butte, was engaged as teach
er and opened school Monday.
There was an exciting horse race
pulled off at Dodson, Monday, between
Shorty owned by A. J. Brockway and
ridden by Fl. Weigand, and Red Disk
owned by Kelly & Barrett, ridden by
Tom Kelly. Shorty won by short
nose. Several dollars changed hand.
GusSenhOven makes all kinds Of
artificial stone building mate rial; it
is better and more artistic than the
real stone, can be made in any shape
desired, just the article for a chimney,
foundation, or any other kind of work
that requires stone or brick.
If you ever bought box of Witch
Hazel Salve that failed to give salts
faction, the chances are it did mott
have the name "E. G. Dewitt & &C"
printed on the wrapper and pressed in
tee box. The original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salye never fails to give Salts
faction for burns, sores, boils, letter,
cracked hands, etc. For blind, itching
bleeding and protruding piles it affords
almost immediate relief. 1t stops the |
pain. Sold by Beckstead Drug Co.
COMING-'Tompkins' Hired Man.
The attraction of the season.
The Havre herald., 1906-04-27

COMING -"Tompkins' Hired MAN.
The attraction of the season.
The Havre herald., 1906-04-27

Any LITTLE GIRL Or BOY PR E5ENTN6 THIS BUSTER
AD AT THE BIG STORE BETWEEN AND S p NJ, SATURD
MAY 5TH, 900, WILL GET A WRITING TABLET.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25

Mission street. near Twenty-third, on
Saturday, December J.
Golden Gate Chapter the parent
chapter of the Order of the Eastern
Star in this city. has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Caroline Ross ogilvie. worthy matron
Richard Victor McAllister, worthy
patron Ida OMAHA Fuendling. associ-
ate matron; Katherine Johnson. secre-
tary; A 5. Hubbard. treasurer: Wini-
fre Starks. conductress, and Frances
Eether Oehm. associate conductress.
Ivy Chapter has elected Georpie Cur
It's NersalOvich, matron: Bertha Adele
Briggs, associate matron: Eva dan
coma salisbury, secretary: Lottie
Elizabeth Lucas, treasurer; Emile
Strouse. .conductress; Helen Maude No
bic, associate conductress
Harmony Chapter has elected Emile
Craclborn. M: John Weller Lewis, p. !:
Estelle May LELAND, A. NJ. Eva May
Garrion, s; lone More. T.; Emma Char
lotte Crone. C; Irne Leithead A c.
Mission Chapter has elected: Mar
garet Bell Smell, NJ: Frank Hursheil
Thrall, P; Sarah Elizabeth Coiner. A.
NJ; Josephine Clark Backus, s.: Ethel
Blanche Warren, t.; Matte Bell Wal
lace. c.; Eulila May Treadwell, A. C.
King Solomon Chapter has elected.
Mary Josephine Cleve. NJ; Clarence
Iaytor CleNe- r Meta Wolpmann, a.
NJ; Martha Elizabeth Blade, s.; Lydia
Adele Sanders, T.; Jessie Shafter Clark,
G.: Veronica Constantine Miller A c.
San Francisco Chapter has elected
Anna Cattermole. M; Conrad Tiegler,
P: Ellen Reimer. "A NJ; Josephine Wal
worth. S; Karen Nicholson, T.: Ida
Margaretha Freda Heilfron. c.; Melita
Tiegler, A. c.
Starr King Chapter has elected
Helena Cohen. NJ; Harry f. Heineman,
p: Lulu May Dudley. A. M; Sara IN
David. s.; Sarah Cohn, T.; Della Simon,
c.; Sadie Peiser, A. C.
Aloah Chapter has elected. Bertha
Elizabeth Gardiner, NJ; Harvey LIE Fevre
Martin, P; Sarah Ann Marvin. A. NJ.
Susan Mills Willats, S.; Roy Thurs ton
Kimbal. T.; Lillian Field Marvin, O..
Irene +. Merry a. C.
Imperial Chapter has elected: Jen-
ME B. Holden, NJ; Louis Muller, P; en-
ME 3. Simmons, A. NJ; Mabel c. Wat
kins. S; Mary A. Cross, T.; Hattie Null
Ter. c.: Alice Felt, A c.
Yerba Buena Chapter has elected:
Fannie C. Daniels. NJ; J. W. Henderson,
P; Ethelwynne Morris, A. NJ; Rose w.
de Winton, s; Nellie Trowbridge, r.:
Biaude Cannon, G.; Tryphinnia James,
a. c.
Jewel Chapter has elected: Minnie
F. Dobbin. NJ; Burnside Cromwell. p;
Maude Wayman. A. II; Dora j.. Osthoff,
s; Effie Tunnison, T.. Florence Rimer,
c.; Mary Nevin. A. c.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Royal Arcanun

One of the most energetic Councils OF
the Royal Arcanum in this city is Ar
gonaut, the pioneer of the local organ
lzatlons. 1t was Instituted in 1881. II
IS in f1ourishing condition and in the
held to win the Grand Council banner.
The council expects to move into a
new hall in short time and then II
viii have housewarming with all OF
the councils old time hospitality.
During the first two meetings in the
current month this council admitted
lhree strangers by initiation, one by
card, and received seven applications.
The order mourns the loss of w. O.
Robson, who was supreme secretary at
the time of his death in Wellesley Hill,
Mass. He was one of the nine charter
members of the Supreme Council of the
order, which was organized in 1877.
Alfred T. Turner of Boston has been
appointed to the vacancy.
The report from the supreme Office
for October shows that during the
month 72S applications for membership
were received
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Junior Order

During the early part Of the month
Custer Council of the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics went in a
body to Idora Park and enjoyed the
play OF The Tar and the TartarI
On the second Tuesday in the month
the degree team OF Custer Council ini-
tiated nine candidates for Lincoln
Council Of San Francisco. Among the
visitors We're representative to- the
national council a past state councillor.
the incumbent state councillor, state
vice councillor. state council secretary
and state council treasurer
Today Custer Council Will attend the
First Baptist Church in Oakland. where
the Rev. Homer Vosburgh will hold a
Thanksgiving service. The yearly
proclamation of the National Council
makes 1t obligatory for each council
to attend some Thanksgiving service.
California Council OF the Daughters
of Liberty on the evening of the sec
ond Tuesday in the current month en-
joyed social and dance in its elegant
headquarters in American Hall at 1915
Laguna street. There were games,
progressive whist, bridge and euchre.
musical and literary numbers. dancing
and an hour in the banquet room.
Minnie NJ Sproul was the directress
general.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Independent Foresfers

On the night OF the second Tuesday
in the current month the delegates to
the recent High Court session from
Court Golden Gate of the Independent
Order of Foresters gave a stag banquet
to one of its members, j. p Murphy,
recently elevated to the station of high
chief ranger of the High Court of Cal
ifornia. In addition to the guest OF
honor there We're present: High
Physician Dr. Stevens. High Marshal
Joseph E. Emmons, Secretary G. w
Kuss. Past Chief RaDGer A. S. Young
Chief Ranger w. r. Chambers and E.
w. Michaelis.
Court Golden Gate has inaugurated
membership contest, in which three
teams Of court members are working
against three other teams of members
There will be banquet for the best
three teams and a special banquet for
the team making the best record.
few days since High Chief Ranger
j. p. Murphy had a narrow escape from
death. He went to a house in course
of construction in the Mission. where
he has number OF painters at work
to give them instructions as to their
work, and while talking TO one of
them 2x4 piece of timber Is feet long
was thrown from an upper story. In
falling it struck him on the left side
of the forehead, grazing the skin, and
then fell on his left arm. which he had
thrown up to ward OF the timber. The
bones of the forearm were fractured.
BY reason of this accident the officer
had to cancel several dates that he had
arranged for in the interior
At the last session of the High Court
G. @. Stewart, the retiring junior past
chief ranger. was voted a gold watch
in appreciation of distinguished SER
vices to the order. and this was pre-
sented to him at a recent meeting of
Court Golden Gate
San Francisco Encampment of the
Royal Foresters will until suitable
quarters are secured. hold its convoca-
tions in the social hall of the residence
of Iilustrious Commander j. b. Knud-
son at 412 Noe street. near Seventeenth
on the first and third Wednesdays OF
each month.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Masonic

san Francisco Lodge of Perfection
No. /. A and A s r. OF ~. on the
third Friday in the month conferred
three degrees. that of provost and
judge. that of intendant Of the building
and that Of the elect of nine.
King Solomon's Chapter on the third
Saturday conferred the third degree in
nne form On that night Mission Lodge
gave the first degree.
Last Monday Occidental, South San
Francisco, King solomon and Rich
mond lodges each conferred the third
degree.
on the night OF the third Thursday
in the current month Mission Chapter
Of the Royal Arch Masons conferred the
mark master degree. The same night
the third or master mason degree was
conferred on a candidate in the pres
ence Of a large number of fraters That
degree was also conferred that night by
South san francisco. Preside and Do
ric lodges. The following night Amity
Lodge conferred the third degree.
During the afternoon of the third
Friday in the month Jewel the day
light lodge. took the preliminary steps
10 add 10 its membership by conferring
the entered apprentice degree.
Last Tuesday night Mission Com
mandery, X T. at a weIl-attended
meeting conferred the twelfth and
thirteenth degrees Of the York Rite
which are the knight Templar and
knight of Malta degrees.
The same night Golden Gate Lodge
was busy with the entered apprentice
degree, San Francisco Lodge with the
fellowcraftsman degree and Pacific
and Oriental lodges with the master
mason degree.
On Wednesday night Crockett. Ex-
celsior and Mission lodges each had
work in the fellowcraftsman degree
and Mount Moriah and Starr King
lodges each had a special meeting to
confer the master mason degree
Richmond Lodge. which meets at
Fourth avenue and Clement street. is
having good attendance at every meet
ing Last Monday might there was
work in the first degree and after the
close Of the lodge a social hour, with
songs, music and recitations, occupied
the attention Of the members and visit
ors. This lodge always has sociability
after every meeting unless business is
protracted until late hour
Steps are being taken for the or
ganization Of a new lodge in the sun
set district. It viii be named Par
nassus
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Redmanship

During the recent session of the
Great Council of the United States the
laws were amended so that hereafter
appeal will stay the execution of
any judgment or decree appealed from.
An amendment to prohibit the admis-
sion of saloon keepers and bartenders
into the order was defeated, but no.
tfce to reconsider was given. The mat
ter will come up again at the next
session. A code for the government
of the Degree of Pocahontas and re-
vised opening and closing ceremonies
for councils were adopted 1t was de-
cided that emblems and badges shall
take the place of the present regalia,
but that those now in use shall be con-
tinued until it is necessary to replace
them.
Awahnee Tribe of Fruitvale and
comanche Tribe of Elmhurst met in
competition in the adoption degree in
Elmhurst on the second Tuesday in
November, and the former. was de-
clared the winner. After the work the
Comanches became the guests of the
Awahnees at a banquet. served In one
of the local dining halls. There were
short talks and Comanche presented
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
WARNS AMERICA Of
THE JAPANESE

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. 24.-The No
voc vremya which is continually rails
ing the specter of a war between Japan
and the United States in a leading ar
ticle Friday on the relations between
those two countries, says:
Although the San Francisco school
trouble has been settled. the official
optimism on both sides is not justified.
The situation is quite similar TO that
preceding the Russo-Japanese war. The
race issue. cleverly raised by the Toxic
Cabinet, may at the proper moment be
revived and pressed to the point of a
rupture. giving Japan the prerogative
Of the attacking side.
This growing conflict OF interests is
mostly serious, because it is inspired
by a national ambition to which the
United States in the future must either
make full submission or measure forces
with militant Japan
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Druidism

Past Noble Grand Arch Pozzi has
officially visited the groves located at
Liyermore, Pleasanton, Elmhurst and
Oakland
Jackson Grove recently had its off,
GERS installed in public and the cefe-
mony was followed by a social time.
Sigel Grove on the night of Novem-
Der II celebrated it's fortieth anniver-
sary after the installation Of it's off,
GERS by G. Lester. D. d. y. G. A.. at a
banquet at the home OF Mr.. Goetz. one
of the members. OF tie thirty-seven
charter members, who during the Civil
War all fought under General Franz
Sigel only two remain. Every mem
Der of the grove at this time is over
SO years of age.
On November 81 the noble grand
arch will visit the groves in Sacra-
mento in joint session and the follow :
ing night he will visit the groves in
Stockton, also in joint session. A class
of candidates will be initiated in each
city.
The noble grand arch and the
grand secretary will shortly visit Glen
Ellen for the purpose of inspecting
the property owned there by the order,
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
The Americans

The first of series of games of
whist for members or the Patriotic Or
der of Americans was given last week
in Oakwood Hall under the direction
of the Emergency Assembly. There
were many players and at the close it
was announced that the tournament
will be continued during the winter
months.
Oakland Assembly had an open meet
ing last week on which occasion sew
eral senate officers of the order were
present. There was large attendance
and a good programme of entertain
ment.
Blaine, the assembly of deaf mutes.
had good attendance at its last
meeting, and initiated one candidate
in the sign language
Charles A. Steele, vice chairman OF
the Portland tOre.) Assembly. called on
Senate Secretary Shetterly in this city
last week. and reported that the as
sembly there IS doing well.
Columbia Assembly at Its last meet
ing had work in the initiatory degree
when the work was put on by officers.
with Chairman Truk.fl in the principal
speaking part. The assembly will give
party on November %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
American Foresfers

Grand Recording Secretary DR.. c. NJ
Troppmann. accompanied by ]. Label,
editor Of the American Forester Re-
view, paid a visit to Court Santa Rosa
recently. There was a good meeting,
which was addressed by the visitors.
after which a banquet was partaken or
Subsequently these two officers. ac-
companied by H. Magner of Court Santa
Rosa visited Court Petaluma and were
accorded a grand reception. After the
initiation of two candidates in the pres
ence of seventy members, there was
an open meeting followed by a banquet
at which the visitors and others spoke
for the good of the order.
Last week the grand recording sec
retary officially visited Court Farragut
al Vallejo At that time he was accom-
panied by Editor Label To make the
meeting more interesting, the court
from Crockett came over in a body and
the session proved to be most inter-
esting one.
On the night of November is the pre-
Iiminary steps were taken at Ocean
View to institute Farallon Circle, re-
Gently organized by Special Deputy
Sarah Beversen. The ceremonies.of the
evening were conducted by Grand Sub
Chief Companion Mrs. L. Baston, as
sisted by Emma A. Harrington, P. G. c.
C. and S. o.. Grand Secretary Agnes
D. Bremen. Past Chief Mrs. Gibson, r.
Kemp Van Ee,. p. G. c. c.. and the off,
cial drill team under command of Cap
tain Ida Cordy. Fourteen candidates
were initiated and sixteen more will be
initiated at the next meeting. A COLA
tion followed the work of the evening
Court Farragut of Vallejo initiated a
class of strangers at its meeting on the
night of November o.
State Organizer Fred Harris recently
had twenty-five candidates initiated
into the court at Porteryille.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Native Daughters

Grand President Eva T. Bussenius
has announced the following official
visits: December 9, Vendome Parlor.
San Jose; December 4, Ell Canine Par
Tor, Palo Alto; December 5. San. Jose
Parlor, San Jose; December 6. Monte
Robles Parlor San Mateo. December I.
Las Tarrosas Parlor. San Francisco;
december 8, La EstrelIa ParIor, San
francisco; December 10. Fremont Par
Tor, San Francisco; December H. Wood
land Parlor, Woodland; December II,
Placer Parlor. Lincoln; December 13,
Calffa Parlor, Sacramento; December
IA, Sutter Parlor. Sacramento; Decem-
Der Il, La Bandera Parlor, Sacramento;
December Is. Ramona Parior Martinez,
December 10, Richmond Parior, Point
Richmond. December 60. Piedmont Par
lor, Oakland; December 81, El Pesca-
dero Parlor, Tracy
Fremont Parlor had a members
social last week. at which the special
guests were Grand Secretary Laura j.
F'rakes and Margaret ]. Smith, record
ing secretary of Orc Fino Perlor. There
was short programme of entertain
ment and refreshments.
The whist party given by Darina
Parlor last week was well attended
and after the games there was dancing
Arrangements are being made for the
organization of a parlor in this city
to be named Guadaloupe.
The grand president will visit Orinda
Parlor November 90
Occident Parlor of Eureka Humboldt
County. in order to raise funds with
which to pay for lot recently ac-
CURED on f street, near Sixth, in that
place, gave a doll show last week. at
which there were all kinds of dolls.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Among Er@t@rma1 Societies

its captain. A. Schneider. Of Altahmos
Tribe, with beautiful emblematic
charm. in appreciation OF the manner
in which he had drilled the team.
Awahnee Tribe of Fruitvale on the
night of November 16 had an enter
tainment and banquet in Masonic Hall
in honor of it's twelfth anniversary.
The programme included a piano solo,
"A Silent Debate" by B. Duem. vocal
selections by NJ Atkinson. mind read
ing by Harry Elkins and short talks
/ by ~. Rollaker, DIR. Hopper, ]. Harry
Hutaff, z. A. Freeman and Fred Jor-
dan. Past Sachem John Bridge was
the master of the evening. The ban
quet was partaken OF by 100. and
there was speechmaking after the
black in small cups had been served.
Altahmos Tribe has received from
Somerset Tribe of Vallejo a set of
artistically engrossed and framed res
olutions acknowledging IN q true. fra
ternal spirit the receipt of handsome
deer skin banner as a token by Aftah-
mos of its surrender of the title of
being the banner tribe of the reserva-
tion TO Samoset. While Altahmos no
longer holds the honor of being the
strongest tribe numerically. the mem
bers, soon as they find a suitable
meeting place, will work to regain lost
honors
L. J. Bertin, one Of the organizers of
Seminole Tribe and Of Seminole Coun--
ell, was recently married to Miss
Philomene Cassies In St. PauIs Church
on California street. The ceremony
was followed by a wedding dinner,
which was partaken OF by sixty of the
intimate friends of the groom and
bride.
The success of the tenth anniversary
ball given by Altahnos Tribe in Do
lores Hall on the night Of November
II was due to the untiring efforts of
the following: Committee OF arrange
ments. William j. Elaisdell, t. Frank
Hardy. ]. Harry Hutaf: reception COM
mittee, Sachem 4. Schneider CHAIR
mani, past sachenls, w. #. Lyon, A A
Smith, Harry HaUken. +. G.. Thornton,
Az A. Perrin. r. l.. Apple, August e.
Wessling. George ". Baltic, John Han
son. David Becker. II. j. Mcmahon, II.
NJ. Blankenstein. DIR. II. L. Lacoste J.
II. Fitzgerald Thomas 6 Scott Joseph
I. 0'Connor; floor manager William j.
Blaisden; assistant focr manager,
James W. Hansen; focr committee, E.
f. NJ Armstrong. Thomas Bateson, G.
-. Bell. Fred w. Clark Frank r.
DoYle. A II. Freun6 r. G. Jacobns. H
F. Logan, p. ". Meldon L. V Night
ingale, NJ. Fred Petersen Charles
Shilling, George l. Schmidt, Thomas f.
Ramona Council. Degree of Poca-
hontas, IS still meeting in Twin Peaks
Hall. and the meetings are well at
tended. At the last council Mrs
O Rourke, a prominent member, gave
a reception and announced that she had
decided to enter matrimony once more
This council will give a fancy dress
bail on the evening of December f. A
committee has been appointed to make
the necessary arrangements. Maud
Bauer has been chosen chairman of
the committee.
Great Pocahontas Ida E Wheeler
accompanied by Great Minnehaha Liz.
zie Kemnister and Great Trustee Mabel
Troppmann, paid ar official visit to
Minnehaha Council OF the Degree of
Pocahontas in Vallejo last week
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
The Maeeabees

San Francisco Tent of the knights of
the Maocebees has received it's new cos
tunes, secured at cost Of 5000, and
they will be used in the comforting OF
degrees during the coming month. The
tent has organized a new drill team.
and proposes to send challenge for a
competitive drill TO any tent in the
State.
The tent is still meeting in Hamilton
Hall every Friday night. and having
good attendance at each meeting. The
membership is in hope that when the
Pioneer building on Fourth street shall
be reconstructed there will be room
for the tent to return to old quarters
on the upper floor.
Golden West Tent is moving along
satisfactorily, and adding to its mem
bership.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
Order of Workmen


Arrangements are being made for
an open meeting for all the lodges in
joint sessio min MangeIs' Hall some
time during the next month. At that
time plans for winter campaign will
be presented.
The San Francisco Board of Dep
uties has been reorganized and meets
every Tuesday in Mangels' Hall.
Magnoli& Lodge is arranging for a
celebration next month Of its anniver-
sary.
Grand Recorder Spencer says that
by reason OF the changes that were
made at the last session of the Su-
preme Lodge the slump" that was
looked for in this State did not occur.
but that on the contrary the organiza-
tfon is on better footing than ever.
He announces that in lass than two
years the order will be on even keel.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
HUMANE OFFICER RESCUES
THREE UNFORTUNATE HORSES
One Brutal Driver Is Arrested and
Another is Prevented From Using
u Crfppled Animal

Officer E. j. Shelmadine of the Pa
cific Humane Society arrested Dimi
Frenco. teamstsr. at Eighth and Fol
som streets Friday for driving two
infirm horses The shoulders of the
animals were sever ely cut and they
limped badly. Later the officer IN
spected Doyle's stable a. Fourteenth
and Folsom streets. and, finding n in
firm horse hitched up, compelled the
driver to release the steed from the
harness and secure clie services of a
veterinary surgeon to render aid to the
animal
Shelmadine says that many contrac-
tors and drivers of this city are con-
stantiy using horses that are not fit to
work. He is making an inspection OF
all the stables
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-25
CONFESSES KILLING
FELLOM-L -LABORER

Los ANGELES. Nov. 24-As a result
of an Investigation instituted by the
police. funeral that was to have taken
place Friday has been postponed until
COroner's jury can view the remains
of man admitted to have been marS
dered. n
The delayed interment follows tbs
confession of Jose CegOvinnO, who in
formed the police that he had driven a
pick into the skull OF Francisco An
drade while the two men were working
in Southern Pacific grading camp.
The quarrel and assault occurred
Monday and Andrade died at a local
hospital on Wednesday.