The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-28


dist and Presbyterian churches for
Christmas were largely attended and
proved highly entertaining. The young
people taking part performed their
ntents
B. D. Phillips and wife and Charles
Whitcon:b and wife We're guests at the
Hotel Hare the early part OF the week
enroute home from the east where the
gentlemen closed the big mining deal
mentioned in another column of the
! Herald.
MIR. aid Mrs. Williamson, Of Ara
villa, N. n. mother and father of Mrs.
| +. A. Carnal, arrived few days ago
| and will accompany Mrs. Carnal and
little d trizona where they
| will soon go for the benefit
| Of Mrs. Carnal's health.
| Articles of incorporation have been
filed in the county clerks office by
the Hayre Plaindealer company, the
incorporates being r. x. Lewis, A. j.
Broderick and A. M. Gentry. The
capital stock of the company is $13,-
500, in shares of 500 each.
| Is it the first price of coal that
makes IL cheap? If you think SO, try
a load Of H. e. Clack's hand-picked
coal from the Richardson mine and
see what you think.
A special train was run from this
city to Great Fails last Saturday to
carry mall and passengers. reaching
thore at 40 o'clock. The failure Of
the early morning train to connect
here with the Great Northern's St.
Paul train was responsible for the
SPECIAL.
Local hoyotees Of the manly art will
learn with interest Of the approaching
battle at Culbertson between Kid
Freder;clxs and Rudolph Hinze. Both
men are well known in HavTe, Fred
ericks having at one time been To-
cal boy and a fayorite among the
sporting fraternity.
The Minnesota authorities have ap-
plied to Governor Toole for requisi-
ti6n paners for Frank Donahue and
Herbert Baldwin, two Chouteau coun
ty conyicts whose sentences expire
this week They will be arrested on
leaving the states prison on charges
of grand larceny in Minnesota.
Proprietor Goodall, Of the Eag'e
cafe has received many compliments
upon the elaborate dinner served there
on Christmas day. The bill of fare
was credit to an establishment of a
city many times larger than Tavre and
the sery:@e was first class, in every
respect.
Visitors from North Dakota the
past week report that the coal short
age in that state is practically over
with, for the present at least. Coal
trains will be given preference for
some weeks to come however in order
. to avoid the possibility of another
shortage.
Mayor Newman Of this city is re-
ceiving G,any' compliments upon his
IDEAS on irrigation as expressed in
communications requested and pub
!: lished by some of the leading state
papers. The Mayor is a hustler and
anything he undertakes is given his
l attention with an idea of making it
win.
DIR. Martha M. Frank, a recognized
authority On eye and nerve diseases,
may be consulted at the Hotel Havre,
for a brief period. and all persons
with any symptoms of eye or nerv-
Gus disorders should avail themselves
Of this opportunity to consult this
eminent specialist. Try and make
your appointments in advance, as the
doctor is always very busy.
Editor Pettigrew of the Malta En-
terprise, was Sunday visitor er-
route ho1ne from Helena. He reports
things looking more like Joe Dixon for
United States senator all the time. Mr..
Pettigrew is one of the old-time ed
itors of the state who has seen many
changes here and elsewhere during his
residence In Montana. He has many
friends among the craft In Hayre.
/ The Eagle lodge of this city set "a
side the sum Of $4,000 at their last
meeting fer the benefit of the poor
children of the city and In conse-
quence many little hearts were made
happy that would otherwise have