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Situations Wanted-fiale.


WANTED-A German. single man. wishes
employment. can handle horses. Address
BOX ~, Times Office. uo21-3t
WANTED-SituatiCn as fee cream maker.
helper, OF porter lcolored), 1905 5th 81. NV.
II
WANTED-By man. place as fireman. s. /
81 noZ1-gt
WANTED-By hTsy-Class cake and Pie baker
all-rOund man, position Address ZZ2, 6th ST.
nv. nJZT-5t
WANTED-By c0l0rsd man. place as c0aCa-
man. cook OF any work W. ASHLEY. 10 7th
81. uuz6-2U
WANTED-Place as porter in store. l743 10th
81. nv. nozg-3t
WANTED-Position as fireman BY Al ire
man. seven years experience. best OF refer
ences. Apply ". Il. b., as TIN 81. nv.
nO25-2t
STEAM and electrical engineer. experience
with all kinds OF steam dppl anCes. ID 10
date. sober young man Address BOX ls3
Times office. u0Z4-st
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Personal.

AiAiE. ZENITA. Clairvoyant ana Paimist.
1Zl6 7th St NV roos-Ft
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Help Vented
Male anu. = Femaie.

WANIED-You to know we teach ali stand
ard systems OF shorthand and typeWrItlng
and can prepare pupils for positions in 80
TO 50 days special afternoon sessions for GOV
ernment employees STENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
ENVY. Colorado building. no4-S0t
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Table Board.

IF YOU WANT good and tasty food, yo,
will md IL al ll20 18th St no25-5t
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COUNTESS MACKENZIE LONG,
PRoPHEToLoGIsT.

Extraordinary clairvOyant power. combined
with superior knowledge OF palmistrv. en-
ables me 70 read your lie. infancy 10 old
age. giving COmmOn-sense advice in love
marriage. divorce. and family affairs: now
TO fascinate one OF your desire. reunite the
separated, remove evil influence; true path
tC happy ard fortunate life. Information
Clcar concise. and 10 the point, giving names
dales. and facts III 9TH ST \ W
CONSULTING CLAIRVOYANT SPECIALIST
uOl4-tf
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For Sale--MiscctlaneOus

Of sALE-Ladies' suits. coats furs. dress
Sous skirts, etc, on easy weekly OF month
- Payments send postal, / viii cali with
samples MR. HERMANN, IA sth 81 M.
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KEYS-We call and make keys anywhere IA
the city for 2Sei prompt serYicei electric bells
burglar alaTmE. and electric gas lighting our
specialties; drop postal or phone North 2870.
PERCY s. ANGLE & CO., 1922 18th 50. NV.
nol7-tf
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Is05 Indian motorcycle $3.50
Address BOX 176, Times once. ao25-st
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ADVERT lsements viii be accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular oitce
rates II il Is inConvenient 10 leave advertise
meuts al either a branch Office cr The Times
Business Once. they may be telephOned direct
20 The Times Main 52GJ). and a messenger
Will call 10 collect without additional charge
% the advertiser.
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Help Wanteu-FemaIe.

WANTEp-Woman for general housework;
no washing: go home at nights: good home
Apply Apartment q, The Sterling. 1915 Cal
vert ST.. near the loop. Il
WANTED-ENpertenced telephone switch
board operator, permanent position and good
wages. Apply office STONELEIGH COURT,
Connecticut ave. and i 81. II
WANTED-GirI for housework; no cooking;
good home. 1903 b Sc nO2l-St
WANTED-First-class ladies' tailor al once:
good pay NJ. REICHGUT. sI1 9th 81. NV.
nog7-5t
WANTED-An apprentice at dressmaking:
paid while learning. Apply ROOM SIS,
Stewart Bldg. 9th and ID sts nv. II
WANTED-Worncn to Try our Buchu Gin for
gil kidney and bladder trouble; prescription
OF the late Dr. Warner. Of Baltimore, Sold
only by THE JOHN WEDDERBURN COM
PANY. 6ls-6l8 b ST. NV. Ruf2-tf
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For Rent
Furnished Rooms.

reFhished hGOms-
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room and
1o-1Lu 90 massachusetts ave. NV. no21-St
FOR RENT Furnished room; suitable for
e5Hlie'iiah or gentleman and wife. Sl4 6th ST.
NV nOz7-3t
Fols RENT-Furnished rooms. neat and gas:
seHticMeh OF light housekeeping 40 6th 81.
l-H, noZ7-St
FOR RENT-Two large furnished rooms;
House keeping heat and gas; Slz. oily r ST. ne
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room Ist floor;
SoIlN sAisht % capitol and Library call at 30
North Carolina ave. Sc, noz7-3t
FOR RENT-Communicating room. complete
Tor nght housekeeping. $40 Isl ST. NV.
L.D-t-
FOR HENT-Fumished room "a and 30 floors;
neat ana light, near capitol and Library. aZ3
East Capital 81. no27-st
TWO rooms furnished complete for house
he'llhg. cooking gas, SIC. 30 9TH st. Sc.
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms, one large
I"ht room and back paTlOr. TO gentlemen
OF gentlemen and wives that win apyIe,.I afe
NV. II
FOR RENT-FuTuished complete for light
housekeeping heat, bath ana Eas frgnU
rooms. ldU u ST. NV. nca7-.t
FOR RENT-NIcely furnished rooms on BAN
room floor. 4G5 II 81 nv. no27- 81
FOR RENT-Ewo second floor front rooms
furnished Tor housekeeping. {42o per week.
los Sth ST. NV II
Or RENT-Furuisho. room and board. So
up one very large front room. 4i4 % ST. nv.
nOZI-6t
u20 sTH ST. N-W--Iarge furnished rooms.
Hs Hous@Neeping sas and heat no children.
1879 EAST CAPITOL ST, near Lincoln Park
lhIce large rooms, ii n5pTi completely fur
nshed for light housekeeping gas range.
u0Z7-3t
gs3 NEW YORK AVE.-NIceIy furnished sec
ond floor front, thoroughly comfortable; also
hail room, uUZI-3J
COMFORTABLY furnished 'front.' room: ref
eTehee- 90 IA a. NV. n0-6-5t
FOR RENT-Neatly furnished front rooms in
private family Tor gentlemen at reasonable
FURNISHED room for night nouselseepiug.
-. stn sl. L"- A1-2-.t
2II u NW.-Furu. shed rooms for men. g ana
s. per month only. Phone no-5-st
TWO furnished 'front.' rooms. light house
keeping. well heated. zl7 X nw. no25-st
FURNISHED rooms: all conventences; cen
trai ioeatiou- call afteF 6. 4sl II 81. NV.
r-25-2t
as u SW.-Ts0 furnished rooms. second
hOor. 81 ana $40 per month no-6-St
THREE completely second aoor rooms. light
Housekeeping, heat. gas also attic rooms, 81
per month ll-1 sth 81, nv. uu25-Zt
ssI sW.-Large soutl. front parlor: other
rooms, reasonable. nOsl-st
IN PRIVATE HOME u TWO adults. two
handsomely furnished rooms heat, electric
.!sht.ss, teieghguei gentlemen references
J. - 4 ST. uoZs-3t
FOR REST-TWo or three furnished rooms;
Hgu- housekeeping - + ST uN. noZ5-5t
WELL FURNISHED and well kept rooms:
hut-HateI hear. telephone good Bathroom g
also hrst-c. ass table bodr1. IlzJ l5th 81. Nv.
uJ-y-5t
1871 Il NW.-Furllshed rooms. with ali con
Nen4enrvsi gentlemen only. nO-4-I
AZ q 81. Nw.-Rooms. 81 to 4s; gentlemen.
EO-J-6t
TWO ROOMS and bath. all Conysniences, {I2
up SENECA. 90 4 ST. nv. Jauitor, OF
premises, noe3-tf
NICELY furnished front room. also small
ru IIl. s. per month. gentlemen y sth ne.
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Fer Rent
UHfRrHlshed Rsams.

UAiurnished Rsams.
FOR RENT-Two communicating unfurnished
rooms. reasonable. SOC 2ist St NV. no27-st
FOR -RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. suit
aDIe IoE housekeeping. az sth st ne. II
FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping, f" to good tenant. COS st. sw.
FOR RENT-Three OF four unfurnished rooms
IT Aousekeeplng; heat gas, bath; no chill
dren. sls 5 st. nv. noZ7-St
FOR RENT-Unfurnished three or four bright
rooms rooms with not and cold water; heat, gas and
Dall' Ii u 81 Ne no2-4t
FOR RENT-Five unfurnished rooms for
nght housekeeping 90 floor Inquire I'd ioOT
nl5 Pennsylvania ave. nv. no27-3t
FOR RENT-Two large sunny unfurnished
18th St NV. no27-2t
FOR RENT-Three rooms and bath. 50 per
month. hoo 9Th 81. nO2T-5t
FOR REST-Four unfurnished rooms. ali
nicely hxed up. with gas bath and water
On same floor i53 st. Sc. nOZ7-3t
wANTED-T,wo rooms on second door. sl0;
Two rooms on third hcor, 3si housekeeping.
- - -. He, HV%'--t
FOR RENT-ToFo large communicating rooms
Tor light housekeeping heat, gas, BATH Tea-
sonabie. lzAs "a 81 NV no27-st
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms for
light hOusekeep.n .ng; heat. gas, and bath
li-9 y. J. ave. no27-st
FOR RENT-Three unrurnished rooms 81 per
nohtn. Appiy s4 Myrtle 81 ne. It
THREE large unfurulshed rooms with aIcove.
large closet. bath. heat and gas; light house
Keeping reasonable 1l35 New Jersey ave
NV noH-5t
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FOR RENTING o. three unfurnished ad-
Joining rooms. two front: rent reasonable.
44y Q 81 nv no2e-2t
4S7 / NW.-Eutire second noor two rooms
nlt. bay window fronting park; heat. gas
- - -
TWO or three 9 nfurnished rooms on second
nqori light housekeeping l103 5th 1t, NV.
uozs-St
THREE unfurnlshed rooms. near Printing
cHiee: bath and neat: $3.50. Inquire 8ls ne
UNFURNIsHED rooms. second moor. light
Nou7eAeepihg- 80 + ST. NV no25-st
THREE line large rooms. IIs B st. Sc. op-
posite Congressional Library. no26-st
CoLORED party with refsrenoes can have
use pf good basement for services. l7s5 Il
-. NV nC2G-Jt
THREE or four large rooms; suitable for
ABht housekeeping; heat gas, sl9 . 81. NV.
ENTIRE second floor. four unfurnished rooms
suitable Ter light housekeeping. heat gas
telephone ana bath included SO Rhode Isl
and ave nO2g-7r
FOR RENT-Two large, sunny rooms; light
housekeeping: cheap 1883 Eth ST nv.
MOIST
FOR RENT-Three unsurnished rooms; light
housekeeping. 60 q ST NV n02G-3t
FLAT. three rooms and bath second aoor
front, heat gas. telephone, IS. 1888 7 81. nv
uuz5-8t
THREE unfuTnished rooms. heat. gas and
bath Tor light housekeeping. I2J5 I 81 ne
MOIST
THREE or four unfuruished rooms. SIS. store
room, porches Cali Sunday or after even
lugs SOS 18th ST nv r0es--t
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FOR SALE-ArnY officer leaving Washington
offers china closet. sideboard buffet exten-
sion IADie, uirrOr-TTout wardrobe, ruEs, All
sizes. 81 Up. leather couch and chairs 81;
upright shubert piano, SI25, cost 81 0JJ. beds
room suites. Sl0s mahogany bedroom suite,
with brass bed, SO; cost $50 Knabe piano
sz-5O. me iron and brsss beds, mirrors, CONF
binatIon bookcases, desks. Singer sewing ma
chine with attachments. sl2s mahogany han
chairs and table for ~; many other pieces
sacTifce. GENERAL WALTNER. IS IIta
81. nv. noz5-sr
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
BOB WAS
SERENADED

The assertion that music hath
charms IT, soothe the savage mind"
etc, Is tlatly denied by Hub Smi Ii,
at any event when the early hours
Of the morning are made more or less
riotous b. certain noises, sometimes
called singing but in a certain case
i'll particular resembling :. conspi,a-
cy against harmony, are made outside
ones chamber door. Thereby hangs a
tale.
Several friends OF Mr.. and Mrs, C.
B. McCusloh, who recently returned
ftom their wedding trip, conceived
the idea OF a serenade for their BEN
etit and last evening Or rather this
morning when Havre lay sleeping the
sleep of the lawabiding and just, there
stole outside the door Of room numb
er 205 at the Hotel Havre, q party of
"songsters. The vocal chords Of
each individual member Of the chor-
us were tuned to a, they thought,
aud they sang. Aye, they sang with
such feryor and unison that the night
bird listened in its nest and the coy
ote checked its iope across the foot
hills in the vicinity Of Havre to note
the sound and wonder if its friends
had scented some toothsome quarry.
Mr.. Smith wondered at the noise.
He had committed no act Of violence
and the sun dance of the noble rel
man is always held in the spring-time.
1t could not be that. Finally he a.
rose and putting Il timid head out
side the. chamber door, in an am
iou5 voice inquired as TO the nature
Of the witt and the noise. Mr.. Smith
was informed that room 205 was sup
posedly that Of tn happy pair recent
~ married and inquiry was made as
to their location. Repairing to the
Senior M&Cull h home, the songsters
finally 1nuted their victim who came
through With alacrity and handsome
". Mr., Smith, SO dame rumor has
1t, IS sool to become benedict and
While the overture afforded him last
evening vas little premature, he is
not inclined 10 object too strenuous
"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

coal, coal, coal, have been urgent in
the extreme. In many cases but few
pounds remained last week and fenc-
es, out buildings even, and anything
that could be burned were used by
the sufferers.
Traffic on the 500 as well as on
the Great Northern has become de-
moralized and snow plows sent out
to clear the roads became stuck in the
big drifts. The 500 is reported tied
up from Ardoch west on the line.
On the Fargo-Aneta branch Of the
Great Northern, a passenger train was
reported stalled in a huge drift the
middle Of the week and from other
quarters come reports of trains be-
ing stalled and general demora iza-
tion. 1t is thought that the condi-
tions will be improved by the last Of
this wenK, but another storm will
make thirgs even worse than before.
Meanwhile, coal is given precedent
over all else In transportation and the
roads ara making heroic efforts to
relieve the situation.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
GENERAL CREEL
VISITS STATE

ErigaGier General H. NJ. Creel Ad-
j0tant general of North Dakota, was
visitor today enroute to his home
at Devils Lake, from a trip of in
spection and for the purpose of gath
e-lng statistics for the government.
General Creel IS a special ag2nt Of
tie bureau of statistics, agricultural
department, and has been to Helena,
billings and Great Falls for the pur-
pose of gathering statistics on wool,
sheep ami stock in general.
While the information gathered by
him is not for publication until pre-
pared f,r Uncle Samuel's agricultur-
al department, the writer lad an III
tarestinE conversation with General
C"eel. lie speaks very highly Of
Montana and the conditions here and
expressed himself rs hopeful that the
irrigation schemes now on foot to IT.
rigate the Milk river valley would go
through. lie finds things generally
2rospercs,s in Montana AMI pred cts
for the STATE a bright future.
Lis stay IN Hayre was brief aand he
regretted that he would be unable to
go out 10 the fort where he has sew
efal acquaintences among the Officers.
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COAL BEING RUSHED To
n. DAKOTA SUFFERERS

Coal is being rushed into the state
of North Dakota by freight trains as
fast as possible according to advices
from Grand Forks, Minot and 9th
Ell cities of the state. Passenger
trains arr, coal trains only are being
moved and the same will be kept up
this week and next until the famine
is relieved.
A full train of forty cars reached
Grand Forks early this week from
Duluth and was distributed by spec
ial train u the Hannah line, 20 cars
to towns on the Edmore branch and
three trains were sent west on the
main line and branches from Dew
lis Lake.
No shipments of merchandise are
being received by the Great North
ern for points west of Grand Forks.
The situation is reported much re-
lieved.
From Pembina, Granville, Cando, in
fact nearly all points on the branch
lines out from Grand Forks, calls for
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
FRIENDS WORRY
ABOUT 4, D. GILL

The whereabouts, Of A D. Gill, the
we'll known stockman of Landusky
arc still mystery, nothing having
been heard from him for nearly two
months past 1t will be recalled that
he sold his ranch TO the Coburn Cat
tie company last fall and that his in
tentions were to go east on a visit.
His grip was sent from Landusky to
Harlem some six weeks ago and Moth
iEg has been heard from him by his
friends and neighbors since There is
considerable anxiety over his dissa-
pearanca and the county authorities
have been importuned to throw light,
If possible upon his whereabouts.
James Winters, for several years
Mr.. Giil's partner, was shot and kill
ed at their ranch, about five years
ago, presumably by members Of the
Curry gaDg.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
CHINOOK WIND
CHEATS PARTY

A Chinook wind is not the most
consisten. thing in the world and on
Tuesday afternoon, while lavre peo-
pie were hasking in the summer-like
atmosphere and the thriftier of the
local merchants were cleaning their
sidewalks. Judge Pyper was casting
an eagle eye here and there from be-
hind a team of bronchos about four
miles oEt of the city on the Fort
Asslnniboine road in an effort to
detect sufficient snow upon which to
haul bcb-sled and it's occupant s,
composct Of a merry party Of hotel
Havre guests.
The nay was an ideal one and the
Judge conceived the idea OF a trip to
t2e Post. 4 jolly party was made up
from the hotel and the ride OUT, for
time, was highly successful. But the
Chinook fept busy and the snow was
disappearing in front Of the party
faster than the road behind, SO the
trip was abandoned and the retu II
home made with all eyes opened for
advantageous spots of snow
The party was made up OF Mrs. De-
war, Miss Ethel and Eta DeWar, Mrs.
Hoffman and daughter, Mrs Howard,
Mrs. Miller Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Rel
N0nd and Judge Pyper.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
NUMER 23
is LAID OFF

General Manager Ward, of the
Great Northern, was through here this
week Sunday and an order went into
effect shortly after which discon tin
ues, for the present at least, the run
Of train number % and it's companion
train number "a from this ely as
far west e;s Bonner's Ferry, distance
Of 375 miles.
This s.ction upon the part Of the
railroad company Is said to be cn
account cf the light traffic between
Havre and Bonner's Ferry, the count
ry being thinly settled and the ex-
pense of the run, which lies through
mountainous sections part of the way
and the road is generally tough one
under ordinary conditions.
During the frequent severe storms
of late, this section of the road has
given much trouble, the passenger
trains al. running behind time and
freights being stalled along the run.
si6etracked to give way to the pass
eugers. 7: is expected that this change
will relieve the freight situation con-
siderable and that consideration had
something to do in the decision of
the officials to discontinue the train.
Hereafter. tickets will not be sold
west on 22 farther than Havre and
eats on q farther than Bonner's Fer
ry. 1t il stated that the run of the
trains will be resumed through to the
coast again in the spring.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
SKELETONS OF LOST
CHILDREN ARE FOUND
! = \ \ ! ;. ! !. + < !. ! j. i + j.

!. Wod comes from Hinsdale i
+ that TWO skeletons, in all prob i
+ ability those of the little Hoff- I
! man boy and girl who were lost 4
i in a blizzard in Valley county in i
4 November of 1905, have been 4
i found in a secluded coulee over i
i the Canadian line. The skeletons I
! were found by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. i
+ Randall who sought shelter there 1
I in last weeks snow storm. j
+ The children must have wand !
: cred fully twenty miles from i
= home and when found were 4
y clasped in each others arms. The !
! skeletons were taken to the par i
= ents' home near Hinsdale and I
+ the funeral held from there. ]
!. 4 X \ j. i T. !. + \ j. ]. i. i \ ;:
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
GRAND JURY REPORTS
MANY INDICTMENTS
= ***s********* i = + i. !.

: The grand jury reported eight i
y cen oui of twenty-one cases con- +
+ sidered to Judge Hunt Thursday. +
+ Among them being that of Ed i
! waid 2 Mason on the cha &c of j.
\ murder. The grand jury held I
+ that there was not sufficient ev- i
+ dehce upon which to base an in ::
4 dictment against David Hoover, ::
i deputy collector of customs at i
+ Gateway, charged with snug !
!: Cling Chinese across the line; j
\ and in the case against j. Clark, i
4 charged with selling liquor to i
+ an Indian, and j. Carl Dowdell, !.
\ clerk in the Missoula post office :,
+ who was up before the jury on j
\ charge OF opening mail packages. !
j. .
i y. j. 4. j. i IL - y - - i. 4. - II
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
SUGAR and "SPUDS"
WERE RUNNING Low

1t wasn't so much a subject Of a
prospective shortage Of fuel which
confronted the city Of Havre last
week as a decided shortage in the
supply of potatoes and sugar ana the
good wives of our metropolis we e
wondering what to put in the kettle
rather than imploring burn fire and
make kettle boil" for there was fuel
in plenty. 1t 1nay rot be generally
known Iat for a few davs there was
not ten pounds of sugar i'll the stores
OF the city and the 'muIp ie,'' Or
1rishman's apple were Gown II low
e5b as we'll.
One local firm doing a large busi-
ness had Il car Of sugar tied up 1T
Pacific Junction and the same was
not spotted until Saturday of last
week.
Ranchers who have had potatoes 10
sell have brought them in and many
of the spuds have been chilled by the
cold enroute, rendering them unfit fOr
consumption. The delays in railroad
transportation have made it impossib e
to ship in potatoes from other points
and the supply is as low as is COM
fc1 1table. IT is expected that ship
ments from other points will be made
the first Cf the week and The danger
of shortage done AWAY with.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
PROGRAM
FOR XMAS

There will be general Christmas
services in the churches of the city
upon Sunday the 23rd., the pastors
selecting appropriate subjects for the
morning sermons of that date At
the Preabyterin church in the eve-
uing at $ O'Clock, the following in
teresting program for the children
will be rendered:
song--"What Say The Bells"
Prayer.
Recitation-"O Offering to The King"
Song-Christmas Bells are Ring
ing"
Responsive reading.
Recitation.
Song-'sIn The Field
Recitatlon-"The Prophets Christ
mas Vision"
song-"Christmas Spirit
Recitation-"I Wonder Why"
Song -"Hail to The Coming
Recitation-World Wide Christ
mas"
Recitation Sunset and Evening
STAR
s'ong--"No Room in The Inn.'
Recitation-"The Little Outcast."
Offeratory.
song--"Glad Tidings of Great Joy"
Gifts.
Benediction.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

The report of Dr. Thomas D. Tut
tie, secretary of the state board of
health, shows that during the month
OF November there We're 252 deaths in
Montana from all causes. The death
rate is eGout 80 to the 100000 inhabi-
tants.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

Retiring Master 0. S. Goff was pre-
;ented With handsome silver water
pitcher ii recognition of his services
ind the esteem with which he Is held
~ the r:enbers of the lodge
Following the Installation, a feast
II reason and flow of soul was enjoy
ending u highly satisfactory and
Pleasant meeting. Colonel Hunt and
Lieutenants Coffee and Love from the
Post We're among the visitors.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

The first Montana poultry show is
being o.rytded for 1t is TO be a
mid winter show and will be a hum
mer.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

Patents for large number of home
stead aE1 desert land entries have
been received at the Great Falls land
office and will be delivered to the seY-
eral claimants.
The Officials Of the Great Falls
land office have cancelled Sc eral en-
tries in this district; among the num-
ber belag those of Kate House and
Della Panpan of Chouteau county.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21

The following program will be rem
dered By the M. e. Sunday School
Christmas Eve, at 7:30 o'clock:
PART I.
Organ Prelude.
Opening Carol--"Christmas, Glad
Chrastma5. :. :. =. School.
Invocation. Rev. w. b. Young
Song Happy Christmas Day. =.
:. :. :. Miss Brady's Glass.
Song with drilD-"Boys for
tafist -. six boys.
song-"O, Blessed Name" School.
Song-"Santa is Coming. :. ...
>. :, ;. :. Mrs. Hammond's Glass.
RecitatioE-"If Should See San
ta Claus. :. :. $50. Marcus Ling
PART II.
SANTA CLAUS NAP.
Characters.
Santa Claus. :. :. :. :. :. ;.
Snow Fairy. E. Barbara Mcleod
Wind Sprite.. >. -. Ida Bramble
...... -. Bertha Ling
Christmas Dryads.. :. Bertha Fifer
;. ;. :. Hazel McKinnon
Little Jack Frost. :.
:. :. :. :. Little Jack Hammond
A band OF Brownie Workmen.
Spirit Of Love. -. Marion Broadwater
Spirit of Peace. Lillian Hammond
Spirit Of Good Will. Ruth Carrier
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
MASONS NAME
new OFFICERS

Thursday evening, Havre Lodge
No. IS, a. F. of 4. M. met for the
annual election and installation of
officers and the occasion was one of
happy fluctuations as well.