The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-17

VIZ, it1SASiy SdIieN ny l1IS dangerous
illness of his aged mother.
Rev. Geo. Logan and wife stopped ov
er in Havre Tuesday afternoon, while
enl QUITE to their Cascade home from
the conference at Chinook.
Jas. H. nhornber, the Chinook coal
miner, came up Tuesday in search of
miners and returned on the evening
train, having secured one man.
A. G. Station, candidate for the re-
publican nomination for county treas
urer, returned home "Wednesday from
drive through the Sweet Grass Hills.
Fred Burkett, formerly ware house
foreman for the Ct Northern at this
place, arrived Sunday from Seattle to
visit friends and relatives or a few
weeks.
Geo. Hanks is home from trip
through the Sweet Grass country in
the interests of his candidacy for
the republican nomination for as
SCISSOR,
McIntyre's opera house, Thursday,
August %, 1906, vaudeville concert
and dance, benefit of VIM. Wasco,
who had the misfortune to get a brok-
en- leg, playing base ball.
\. G. CCover, and daughter, Nella,
Of Harvey, Illinois, father and sister
Of Miss Coover who runs the coffee
tionery store in the Havre Hotel, are
visiting with Miss Coover.
Among the Havre people who went
to Harlem Sunday to See the ball game
between the Board Of Trade team and
Harlem, We're the Hon. Bill Nye, F.
A. Carnal, 7. J. Troy, Ed Doyle and
r. Lender.
The Eagles of Havre and all organ
lied labor of this city extend a most
cordial invitation to every resident of
North Montana to spend Labor Day,
Monday, Sept. 8, in the city aus their
honored guests.
Don't drag along with a dull, bill
lious, heavy feeling. You need a pill.
Use DeWitts' Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills. Do not sicken or
grippe, but results are sure. Sold by
Beckstead Drug Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tattan ar
rived from Glasgow, Saturday, and
will make their future home in Havre,
as Mr.. Tattan has been assigned to
duty as cashier in the Great Northern
freight offices here.
Florian Carnal and T. J. Troy re-
turned Monday from tho Bear Paw
mountain district, where they hive
been electioneeGfing for their respective
offices, Mr.. Carnal as county attorney
and T. J. Troy as county treasurer.
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Mrs. P. c. Barrett, Misses Lillian Ar
thur and olga Smith, and Messrs. Geo.
Gillum, James Lamey and Ray L.
Sands returned Monday evening from
a few days outing in the Bear Paw
mountains.
O. F. Bergman was called to his
home near San Jose, Cal, suddenly,
Saturday, by the serious illness of his
daughter. We regret exceedingly TO
lose Mr.. Bergman's services, as he was
just getting acquainted with the peo-
Pile of Havre.
Geo. W. Crane, postmaster atFort
Benton, stopped over in Havre, Sa-
turday, between trains. Mr.. Crane
was enroute to the national encampm
ment of the Grand Army of the Re
public, which began in Minneapolis
on Monday of this week.
THE LABOR DAY CELEBRATION.
The labor day celebration arrange
ments are being pushed along. The
Eagle committee and the Trades and
Labor committee met in joint session
Tuesday evening. No efforts will be
spared. 1t will sure be a hummer.
Visitors to the State Fair at Helena,
Oct. 1-6, will find great change, the
chief feature being the new modern
grand stand, with a seating capacity OF
I 500 In dimensions it is 800 by so
feet, and the lowest seat is eight feet
from the ground. From it a view of
he entire track is to be had. The
attendance at former fairs was cur
allied by reas on of the lack of seat
ng capacity, many people refraining
from going unless they could be COM