The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-03-30

Will all Methodist Sunday school
scholars please take notice that the
hour for Sunday school has been c
changed from 2:3O o'clock to u o'clock G
noon. {
Congressman Joseph NJ. Dixon has
introduced q bill for the opening of
the Fort Shaw Military reservation in
Cascade county. About $4,000 acres
will be thrown open to settlers.
Ell. w. Stringfellow is boulevarding
and otherwise improving the grounds
about his handsome residence. He
was planting d number of trees, and
preparing the ground for grass seed.
| Chicken feed, oyster shells and all
kinds of Poultry Supplies at A. B.
Clarke's.
o. Ramona, violinist, has been here
several days arranging to give violin
recital. Mr.. Ramona has secured a
sufficient guarantee and will give his
recital on Tuesday evening, expecting
to 20 to the Post on Monday.
l.. B. Isabel has resigned his posi-
tion with the Havre Commercial to
accept a like one with the Thos.
O'Hanlon Co., at Chinook. Mr.. @. D.
7 Box will take charge of the dry goods
/ department of the Commercial.
Register on Saturday or you can't
!, vote.
: Jas. Holland left last week for
Rochester, Mimi, where he will sub
= NIT to a minor surgical operation.
He expects to return in about month
d when he will again engage in the
S mercantile business just as soon as he
can secure room.
K John e. Dawson, for years N anager
e Of the Thos. O'Hanlon Co.'s dry goods
department was Havre visitor from
! Chinook Wednesday afternoon. Mr..
Dawson left here for Glasgow where
! he has secured tire management of the
Lewis Wedum store.
~ WANTED-Chambe maid at the
y Montana Hotel, Chinook Mont.
MARSH s. O'NEAL.
The edict has gone forth and thu
city schools are to close on Friday
April 18th. There was some hope ex
q pressed that arrangements could b.
made whereby the schools could b.
eo continued through the term, but j
III has been found impractible to do d.
so.
u i'll. Green and family bid farewell
A. to their Havre friends, Tuesday, ant
y departed on the evening train TO
ID, Seattle, WASH, in which city MI
+. Green will engage in his old business
Their many friends in Havre, Will
10, regretting their departure from Havre
rs, wish them success in their new home
lis Kentucky blue grass, Montana see
wheat and oats at A. B. Clarke's.
lle A public meeting will be held a
30 %. the opera house, Friday night, Marc
'1' 9th, 1906. The issue of the cit
election will be discussed. All voter
he are requested to attend. Citizens
ticket.
ok The Catholic Order of Foresters al
he preparing to give a grand ball o
he Easter Monday, April 18th, at Mc1l
tyres opera house. This will be TT
NJ, third annual ball given by this popu
~, ar Havre lodge and like those give
-, before will doubtless be the event I
the season. Tickets have been place
at s1.O0 per couple.
Field Peas, Sugar Beets, Field Pea
Mangles and Stock CARROTS at A.
- Clarke's.
re, Rev. and Mrs J. A. Martin drove
nd from Chinook Tuesday forenoon ar
continued on west after dinner her
.cb They were enroute to Fort Bento
,on where Mr.. Martin will deliver h
team of blacks to purchaser fro
Belt. He has purchased another tea
at Benton and will drive home wit
"ie them from that city.
No little stir was created recent
"'s by the announcement made by Pos
lea master G. D. Howell that he had r
Wy considered his intention of resignir
the post office and had recalled his re-
ri ignation which had no. yet been place
me in the hands of the post Office depar
'od ment at Washington. This move hs
up caused considerable surprise and di
may among the supporters of Tho
- - Mckenzie who it was supposed ha
os the appointment.
sse Register on Saturday or you can
Der vote.