The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-19

| to the volunteer Fire department. OF
our city, his thanks for the prompt
ness which was displayed in the fire
at his residence today.
McCloud and Lyons have opened
ssThe Grill' restaurant next door east
of Baily s. Purnell's. They will con-
duct same strictly frst-class and up
to-date in every respect.
Emanuel Fishle, of Helena, Mont,
tire costumer, will be here in Havre
| with a complete line of elegant and
characteristic up-to-date costums for
the Masquerade on Jan. 23rd.
| w. E. Dolson, Malta rancher, has
taken advantage of the bankruptcy
law. He schedules his liabilities at
7,846.4O and assets at 81, 100, exempt
ion being claimed for all the latter.
The celebration committee of the
Industrial Association reported a sur
| plus of S35 from the funds raised for
the celebration, and the same will be
turned into the treasury Of the as
ISOLATION.
/ A. S. Lehman is in from his Red
Rock Coulee ranches today Mr.. Lob
man reports range and weather con-
ditions in his neighborhood as ideal,
though there is more snow and cold
than south of the river.
i K A Froberg, Of Everett, Wash,
came this week to assume the position
Of superintendent Of the G. n. shops
being the same position that he held
in Everett. Mr.. Froberg's fame has
preceded him and we bespeak warm
welcome for him by Havre people.
The Fire Company held business
meeting Sunday afternoon and ap-
pointed Messrs. Beckstead, String
fellow and Meili a committee tc
confer with the city council with 9
view Of securing the services Of eX
Chief French of Great Falls to act as
paid chief.
A new passenger schedule goes int
effect on the Montana Division of the
Great Northern next Sunday. The
following is the Havre time
= No. West bound. -. 49,. | Is p. m
' No. B 10 10 p. III
No. 2-East ........ 7 10 a, m
J, | NO. a g " 5 05 q. m
t The Havre lodge of Odd Fellow
installed their newly elected officer
d at their last meeting as follows
G Frank Fecker, N.,G.; a. E. Clark, '
G.; Louis Lemberg, Sec'y.; J. s
r Almas, Treas. The installation wa
Y followed by big spread and socia
session.
It James Fallow, the we'll known an
h popular representative of the 7.
Bowlin Liquor Co., of ST. Paul, wa
II the host at swell banquet give
(. Sunday evening to number Of Havl
o, friends. Those present were: Messr
= Chas. Schroeder, G. W. Yeon, Stan
n on, X. A. Hinote, Hubbard, Gasmal
10 Ed Riechel, Howe, Loranger Bal
and Bowlin.
]. The citizens of Malta are arrangir
II to observe the one hundred and fort
a seventh anniversary of Robt. Burne
birth, on Thursday evening, Jan. 2
A. The program includes several selec
m ions on the bag pipes, selections
ri the Malta band, an Grafton on Burr
by Dan Mckay, songs and recitation
The evening is to be closed with
~ grand ball of 30 numbers.
Havre entertained three railrof
officials Tuesday afternoon. The
rs were J NJ. Davis, assistant gener
- superintendent of the middle distri
20 of the Great Northern: J. E. Hoo
formerly road-master of the Spokal
division with headquarters at Havr
'd but now superintendent of the san
+ division; and L. S. Forrest, superi
e, tendent Of the Montana Central {
vision. The Wis tors were shown ov
le the new pumping plant and the
IN seryoir. They are greatly interest'
re in Hayre and surprised as we'll
much pleased at the substantial evi
ences of the city's growth.
re AMERICAN STOCK GROWERS ASST
RS j.,
On account of the meeting of Il
American Stock Growers Associatio