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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
THE H0RsECHARLES B. ROGERS IS CHOSEN
Is Still the Great At
traction Of the
Circus.

Tilr great attraction II tbs circus -
the horse. TO give a circus witlout
the hofscs would be ike producing
opera wltlsout wusAc. 0r running q
watch NltlDu; spFlng. When tho
circus q TODAY comes e toun Nith il
pAlliope AndlTaudy wagons raftnfinR
rags aiid hls tents. tie h0rse ln an sis
slory Is vltalislng part q TIE picture,
and In IA Tiers ln numbers that cid
Dan Klne never dreamed q Il Is
TIE llie and animation ef the hosc,
together with tie heAnty a lntelli.
genss oi tie animal that irasis a
Fiuch charm and pleasure 10 the 81.
pleits q Tie NAwsiuai rlug as thf afAee
ana slash ot me rider himself
Tiiere afe over ESQ hundred horses
ln the fofspaagh-Nells sisos. ard
Fiiis list embrace ever snoNn breed
- The equlne species To keep thls
l.st ~ afsstlemiic hofaefesh ia tila
PINK uf condition II nn small eouceFn
of tle pfupflfioFs. as mas sell q iui.
kglned OfcouHse ln the hnffy and
rush " elrelm llie making pAmdss
running IN ihe different rings un the
hiproifoma track and quickly unloal-
ipg tSse railroad ears occasional Nls
llaFa are Unavoidable That NOR s..
eldents % nof occai IS tea - per.
fecf discipline Aad intelligent sapsr
xisinu iissidts TIE veterinary hod
hiszeofIs e aids. mafe tiaH i5a
egoeHs. drivers and ass stanis Afs asc.
esarr Tor the proper care n thls
great string ~ iBnes.
A skilled veterinary surgeon AMI
four assistants supervise ihe careful
0Apillug II tie fofepangh.Seiis an.
. tlay kuus u4ms q each
6amn iu TIA great collection, Aud
NOS also ths disposition. rempsa.
nent And vlfailtY q each Faf TIE
nufe valuable specimens, Including
tie best ~ AzblAn. kentacky and
Engllsi runners and flue ionss tbs
setsflnaFy pfoscfllss tie nature aud
sxAct amount of feed for each.
lie knoss each horses capacity -
nofk. A. sell as The fo9s fot sach. aud
shen uley afe slek Hs knows tie sps.
elal treatment required fof ule best
constitutional results
TIE EofepAukh.sels circus wi.
give tso eahihltians here FRIDAY
aext
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
EXCAVATION
is UNDER WAY

Teams aud Hsl Rse paf to work
this morning au fhe excavation for
tae auditorium Hr s belng taken
oat fraH tHe .at Ifsf VEST q tua War
ren s. Lewis building rhat gruet
lre uas u1t set boga moved. bat it N
an ready 10 E8 as seem as the WoatlIst
hecema mote favorable Two cans
of i8muef aui thne can Of brick tor
Tie noa building came in on u4e Ffls
60 last night From present indIca
ton the construction of Tie building
after it Is commenced slil not he de
ayed rs tie nanarlta af material
a. that wll sooH an - on the
ground
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

Commencing al ue uala q
semptf street auI iHuas asaaaa Boa
TIE cts If NHala. oua Hv the
center 60 Seapef street aHnaa aaIfh
d Chr e.te ilmHs thence erst along
the cts HmHs o. ne ast sectuu
hue nsenof north aI0W tao section
l.ne 20 ihs north ano 90 tovHa ig 1l
north range 21 east tfrncteasf along
TIE township liust tu tht northeast
c1uer 60 t8snsbip sl north range 20
etsf themes soath along ibe teauslip
llus 90 t1t eeutef e. tie 81 Louis a.
san Francisco uilmad. thence west
along tHe center 1f ula 81 Louis s.
san Francisco ni'faad ie The city
limits thenec south alons the city
limits q tie center 81 Illinois ayenue.
Thence scst along the oenter 81 Ilit
uols avenue 90 the point 0f beginning
Election q be held is The Vlnita
Plow company building lu tht elty N
NinltA +
~ 4 CaldNel chairman
+ lshel
GeoTe Hendrix Judges.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
STANDARD HAS
NO APOLOGIES

FlndlaH0 q. OetsI7 The concluding
argument in the trial Of the Sta dard
0il company was begun toiar Aiof.
ney King foF the defense said IN the
course q lis femaFks u have no
apology 70 make for The Standard OH
company with prosperity there
comes ensyi with euYy there comes
hatred and with hatred mlsrepfeaen-
tatlon and al manner Of perjury.
which Is % BE- found IN The pathway
Of every man who sueceeds and egerT
corporation that suecoeds. TIs e.
pressed contempt fof All fault finders
ID TIE midst Of great prosperity.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

south along Tie center of the Niss91.
ID kansas s. Texas railroad o. 90,
south line q township 2a uaftb
raugs 81 east thence east along uGe
township iiae ~ tff southeast corner
81 township 2 NORTH range 20 east
themes north along tie township ins
% TIE center q ths ST. Louis s. San
Francisco mfifad thence west aIoug
ue center ef ue ~ Lauls s. San
Fauclseo ulinad 90 the s.tg limits.
Themes south aIans the c.tg Hms o.
tie ceatef 90 IHgals sttaac. tgeHcs
eest along tie euufef of Iuues afe.
uae. % Tie poIai u beginning
Election fo O. hei1 .1 the ea,t
baHiHg a tma D. E
o. Himtf lHalFula
q HsTfE
s. IaateH laH.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
Vinita Lawyer Will Be the Republican Candidate for
the Constitutional Convention From the Fifty
Ninth Delegate District
THE VOTE OF THE CONVENTION WAS UNANIMOUS

y : Watson tie negro leader q
third ward seconded ST Rogers
nomination amid applause 7
should peffsf . farmer be aid frank.
81 buf after cantasslng t1e neil.
There seems q D. no ere as strong IS
Mr. HoRsrs Therefor second
hs nomination lf hs s the
nominee fof the convention wn
h. found working l8ga'iE COT his
election That sae blna IS eopah.t
can Az d Waua - mposNhle
f8f ne h aY down 81 caua.aat
who S lath Tee uamlnr q fhh eeu
feutlon ana ias sach q splendid o1.
donemenf ffom tie t.es pfesiaeni g
tbs United States as las Nr Gosf
R 4 aldeeIl vas recognized ard
moved tlai iht eenefag east gnan.
.muus laI.ot fur Nf Bosrn Tie
m0tlon carried stth 4 aoat without
delslon
NJ 8agen then to8a the platform
and made 3 fuusEag speech. lnfo.f
changing tft delegates wlth Ais eah
spirit 81 confidence Iie PROMISED if
elecfsa 81 ~ SIS eterI pasef n ths
writing q constitution that eoa.d
glte every man Qst and e4Qa rights
10 a free ballot and that sopl8 sseur,
10 every abafiug nan tle almost
pfotseUon % hs iife and abof
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
JUDGMENT
Of Supreme Court in
the Burton Case will
Be Executed

Washington, Oct. - Tie mandate
q The sopremei court of the United
States ID tlae case of former Senator
Ralph J Burton 81 Kansas. under
conviction and sentence inr the siola.
tion of his oath as senator vas issued
today by fie clerk 81 the court The
document : directed 70 the United
states elFe / court fof the east.
en district Missouri. and slmplg
notifies that 81 e of the judgment Of
tl4e supreme eoulf Fhis IS fho usual
method of procedure ln such eases,
aud it is notice % TIE ffial ce0tl thar
20 is at liberty % execute SIS sentence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

the stage MI Han made a short
ard stirring speech ID which De shos
"a that bis hoart Is enlisted ia uls
election q . delegate from this dis
trlcl sven tNo he Is nof himself 70 -
tho man ST. Ham said that ln the
past fss DAYS De had taen making a
tour ~ ihe district and las found lt
ablass With Eeppbdcan enthusiasm.
Tie man whom 500 nominate TODAY
all ~ elected De declared, amid
enthusiasm
Mt Ham grEed that during TIE
canvass special emphasis b. placed a.
tho ana co. dicaimtd heing a
ftandpattei saying fiai q hs op.n.
l0u tue taflf aasht O. ls revised, Is
Republicans about once ercfy ten
YeAn lie assertsi. hasoeey that
the principle of protection is atat
iAs made America tis roafest feplb.
tic Of an time aud bs quoted exam
ple after example % shea shat tie
tAfii has done ln building up indus.
tries that otieFslse couid nor have
bsen ESTABLISHED here
MF Ham spoke for haitian hour, ansi
tie ceutmIla delegation having uot
yei arrived. lt Vas decided "a 70 ahead
with Tie nominations Z II DIXON
q hig Cabin saz recognised aud placed
if. hen iuat.on g Is Rogers amid loud
applause and calls lof ReseN / am
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
MRS. DAVIS
IS VERY ILL

New York. oct. ID Nm, jefferson
Davis Who las been ill wlth pneu.
monla. Is still alive today but her
death. u is said, Is bot faf 81 She
took 5 sudden change Tor tie worse
last night Tier nnly surviving
daughter. Mfs . Addison llAyes. aud
ether relatives were e her bedside
thFuont tho nlght
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

To-day As week ago. wllsn tie Re.
pabiican convention msg. dssvlte tie
tact that before ID Nas ealle % order
thsra eAs apparently 60 agreement
upon a candidate the delegates eeFe
hut q short time lh choosing 8 nau
unaulmugsiY And, as consequences
Charles q Rogers j. nos the uomlnes
- tie Republicans oi eth district a,
delegate O. the constitutional couysu.
tiua
TIE eonfention Wa called 20 0rlei
promptly al 2o.clock bg D. Mafplf
chairman 0f ghe district committees.
s. u iiam tie former elalfnan.
tains Ineligible hscaGss Dc iitcs oui.
sida che district NJ Murnhy called
Tor Nomination fof pemAuent chair.
man. and n 4 Newman vas chosen
b. aeciamatinn TIE assistant sec.
rsiafY having failed 70 arrive " a.
sorfsl Of ths city vas chosen b ae.
elamAtian T. aii hls place
n sas announced tiiat the Centfala
delegation lad aut SCI arrived aud
the convention vas asked to deiAy ia
sofk for = time IN tie hope thai tie
delegates might reach tie han. - #
Nas knosn urF wcfs on lhe xaY
While the delegates usre waltlns
there wete calls fof a speech from
- Il Ham And hs hnaiiy took
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

aell acquainted sltt Aif Rogcr. ard
knew him q BE- mar qualified t0
help sfits tie constitution, aid Mf
Dixon knos THAT IN writing
g he vii luslst upon TIE euacmont
q ,aNs that viil hagr 81 equal
tsAfing ga al citizens Mr.
Hogss IS ffom q state stsrs Repuli.
cAu principles have tson applied he
tfe masking q q magnificent common
wealth and Il Is gt'iug That ths neH
states .aas be written Is men imhae
q wlth Republican principles g
progress
Auay Hampton s. Whae ns
nsonded Mf Rogers numnsfiou
" H pafruush aAs reeagnife8
and made short speech scoadins
NJ Rogers nomination as a fellow
lniiauian snoW MF Rogers wi.
sin fof he'll start his campaign u8ss
very Afternoon lie aroused great
enthusiasm Is reading a letter uf in.
tfoduetlon eut By Nlce President
Fslftsnks to Mf narWagh several
yeaaa ago in Which NJ lsngers 4
most highly commended Prom ms
coutdenee in NJ Fairbanks said
NJ Daffoagh efeu 81 lad % per-
soual suowleige 81 Nf Eagcn.
kuos fuu Noaid - making be 81 stake
ID dominating him
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

pRHtsCT 50. tL
Tosnship zs and fractional town
shlp 81 north, range D. east
Election q - held ln tBe Sunshine
sehoo haass
g Gmd Chairman.
Charles Fleet
3 q Mount ludgts
rnHtNer 50 iu
Taeuship e anA fractional J9au
slip g nafti4 aase - esst
E.scuou q b. held ln tie A q T
A ha4I near knHslu 4 q
J. Z Newman Chairman
4 MeNsiliS
3aes Nils iadse,
pHHNef SD fK
foanship nnge is east and
township auke i lst-
Eleetlou t0 b. Halt n fie t83 bali
fu Cenlmia
Funa ll gousf.ght Chairman.
ileuu Lyman
N - Montgomery Judges
nr9Ner So
Townships And e north range "a
east.
Election o. Dr. he.d n ihs West.
psint srlaal fnua
Sam tef0fee Chairman
q S. Mitchell
phHie Horton lu1ses
pnuIscf sn VI
Township north range + eag
sud township touh range ID ease
Election fo o. held n tie Meore
salIilne 81 Esse.a J r.
q N Moore. Chairman
NJ Crawford
81 south lodges
rnuINoT Ma Nfl
Township Q uaHh range - east
Election 60 - held n tile White
eak sehool house IS Whlteoak, T
N b stroud. Chairman.
John sWeatmau.
sam llIaefhand. Judges
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
raHfNcr ~ ~

Tasushipa north, range h east,
and township q north, range p esst
Election 70 be held Ia The BE Cabin
scheol house az Hlg Cabin. | n.
Frank Emerson. Chairman
I. s Robinson.
Samuel stewart, Judges.
Signed FRANZ T. RnASnoS.
Election Commissioner fpf tie
Fifty.nlnth Delegate district o lie
Indian Territory.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
SAM JONES
Found Dead on ChOC.
taw Train Today Near
Little Rock

Memphis. Tenn, 0ci. i3 TIE train
dispatcher ou The ChoeiaW division q
Rock Island stated to-day THAT Sam
Jones ihe evangelist. died on q Clio.
saw train during the night AfF
thls m0fning bear Little K0es Jones
hody vas found 10 the berth lt vas
taken from tie train a. Lutte Rock.
Oklahoma cts OKLA. Ger i5--
sam Jones, tie evangelist has been
fioldlng revival safrlees here fuf TIE
past two weeks lie eas 70 have IA.
lfessei an audience yesterday.
bafli developed eaflg In the Aay that
Ii had disappeared Alflio = xlsof.
uas seafeh eA made for him. his
nhefeahouts were a mystery until The
neNx was ffeaiged today of his DEATH
"a the tfaiu near Little Rock
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

Commencing a. tie junction of
Scapof street and Illinois avenue ia
The clty Of Ninlia 0u a line ln tie een.
tef of sefapef street running south %
the eitg limits. uence east along tire
cllf limits 70 lie center Of the Mis-.
souri, Kansas s Texas railroad. thence
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
Um N0

tommeuenk a. tie Junction oN
seapsf street and Illinois avenue ir
tie City q Nluita. en Hne u tbs
center o. seupof street running south
o. tie eitF limits thence east te tt,
coutef 81 ths Hlgoar kansas a Ten.
as milroaa thcnee SOUTH along fiis
ceutef 1f the Missouri. kansas q
TeMA railroad lo tie south unf 0i
township q north range 20 east
thence wesf along Tire tosuaaip Hno
g. t1e southwest CORNER q township
- nofth range l east thence north
alons tho g0susilp ilue 90 tle oeutsf
'of fie S. Louis a san Francisco rail-
ru4i themes east alone lhe center 81
tlie 81 Loals s san Francisco al-
road q the clty limits. thfnes souh
aloug the eIty limits "a tie ceutef 30
Illinois avenue thence east along the
couior ~ Illinois atsnae to the peiut
.oi lagnn.0s
Election io - hs.d 10 the usiQuust
tin.slop building ia tiie city of ylui-
ia 4
Capt White Chairman
Is Turner
As Aut Judges
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

Township 3. ard fractional town.
snip = north. range + east
Election % - held Ia TIE Morris
school house
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18
rHrfNtT ~ WI

Commencing ia tie Junction Of
Serapsg sfeef ana iliuols avenue. in
the cllg q Nul'a % llns IN the
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-18

John Faikuor Chairman
Perry Daniels
ilafveY iIeirlek Judges
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
MILDLY SARCASTIC

Brother Shot of the Telegraph
whose tender spot" is the unaltera-
bic corruption existing in hts arty
hunting ground, has an article in his
paper of Monday which does credit
to his heart, if not to his head. 1t
all arose out OF his growing over that
Mingo business the dirticst piece of
work that his party (Which holds
the championship even sealed with
it's approval. Our neighbor is not
"a relic of the journalism of other
days; and hence our tears. He is up
to date, and perhaps little ahead
has made a few mistakes which time
will correct and formed political
habit which we fear time will only
confirm Pocahontas Headlight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
LOOKS BAD TO EN-.

$500 or $500 lots on the South
side of the car line in the WEST
END look mighty bad just now to
real estate agents You see they
have NONE there for salc-not for
TWICE the money You just tell
one of-them that you want one of
those MIDWAY" lots at $325, and
he will give you the horse laugh -
Try him once After the said laugh.
ne will speak most fcelingly, and
call your prayerrul attention to some
beauties" over behind the hill some
where No West End for him, Lord
no,
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
THE SURPRISE STORES
AND
THE 5 AND 1Oc STORES.
ARE SANTA CLAUS HEADQUAR-
TIERS FOR XMAS


On yesterday We received this let
ter from little Miss Irene Lindsey.
TO be delivered to Santa Claus when
he arrives at our stores: Dear san
ty. Please bring me writing desk
and a doll with long dress Bring
r. F. a monkey and clown and Eva
Ia pic'a'ninny. Irene Lindsey"
We cordially invite every little
girl in or near BlueGeld to write to
Santa Claus, care Santa's postonce.
The Surprise Stores. BluefeId.
SANITY has private mail here and
we have opened a Post office for
him. Now when he asks MS what
Fred or May Robert or Julia, or
YOU want we just hand him vour
letter No worry, no wondering what
some one wants. but each child or
adults hearts desire for Kris Kringle
to know and choose from VIII YOU
help us make it a successful pleas
ure? Send YOUR letter early. No
stamp required I'm Santy's mail box
We think Irene will get her desk and
dolly it pays to advertise. and Santa
Claus likes to- favor the little ones
who are respectful TO PARENTS and
kind TO companions. The monkey for
d. F' and the pica'ninny for Eva
are ready for Sautys visit and APP
proyal with several thousand other
toys dolls books and various other
presents for all his family" young
or grown up.
Ass wc have the Ncw Surprise
stores. Double BoomsJ and also the
8 ana zoe stores Cdoar to the hearts
.of the children and their mothers)
under the same management it
stands TO reason wo buy cheaper
than any competitor who needs only
mall lots OF goods for one room. We
sell as cheap ass others buy why
lIay moro2 we sell for CASH only.
! So you pay for no bad debts we might
I lose Du sOm one oIso We add a
reasonable profit ou am goods. but
/ ouI. ONE profit Every piece is
marked .u plain figures We treat all
.aikn we cannot tau YOUR money
, from any other after &C. gets I'm our
|d#war You're as good and buys
fas mu.u th. customer at the ncxt
. .oHu'.r and 900 our several stores
.lDu aro SURE TO FIND JUST WHAT
NGT NaNT r, 30 d. IL, T.rf - a..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18

LOST: Ladies' gold watch,
chain attached in fob style.
a Medal on chain engrav-
ed with name ID. II. Carr.
Finder will be rewarded
by returning to this Office.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
The Leader.
ALL ABOUT BLUEFIELD

MIS-. Lucy Is. NOIIcN, OF w lilam- /
son. is in the city ON visit
Don't forget that today is Sunday
Keep the day holy.
Opening up new goods at new
store on the Red Lot SAINT Turk
We welcome YOU at our new store |
on the Red Lot SAM Turk
We are ready for business at our
new store at the Red Lot Saml
Turk
J. ]. Hale the accommodating \
& w. Agent at Rock is registered a
the Altamont.
Attorney Writ French stopped oycg
for few hours yesterday ON his wag
home from points in the coal field.
Starley d. Sagg, one of the hes
Insurance men of the two Virginias.
was in the city yesterday.
We are now getting real taste OF
winter and the indications are tina,
it has come to stay.
T. S. Johnson leaves this morniLs
on No. 1 ) to deliver a sermon at Key
stone.
Mrs J. G. Loven, who has been
on an extended visit to Norton, va,
has returned to her home ON Blue
field avenue, this city
Mrs. f. T. Jordan and Miss Mttic
Hearst, of Iaegar, are visiting in the
city.
A. c. Martin and Miss Rosa Alley
left last night for Columbus, where
they are to be married, so they say.
Mrs w T. Barbour and Mrs
Frank Wade, of Pocahontas are visit
ing in Bluefield.
]. L. Belcher, of near Littlcsburp
one of our patrons, made us pleas
ant visit yesterday We are always
glad to see our county people
r. NJ. Calfee of Ada, President
Board OF Education, was in the city
yesterday looking for a wedding suit
so it is reported
Col ]. L. Patton made no mistake
when he engaged Mr.. c. c. Powell
as chief clerk. The Colonel knows
a good thing when he sees it.
c. r. McCOrlle, the genial mana
ger OF NJ. c. McCorllle and Sons
lumberman of Glen Lyn, va, was iu
attendance on the Hoo Hoos night be
fore last and left for his place O.
business on No. yesterday.
Read the offer of the Daily Leader
in another place this morning. If
you like good literature now is your
opportunity to get it, II you do not
understand the proposition ask MS
about it.
Rev. w. H. Grecver. formerly of
this city but now located at Colum-
bia, S. c., will preach at the Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning and
evening. You are cordially invited
IN attend those car,icoe
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-11-18
LOST

LOST: One pair of gold
trimmed spectacles, the
case marked 'Cavanaugh'
y suitable reward offered.
b. b. HARDING.
Graham, Va.
Or this Office.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-03-23

Frank Chestnut returned Wednes-
day morning from a few days visit in
Clancy and Helena.
Miss Pearl Weber went to Great
Falls the first of the week for short
visit to her old home.
Hon. Thos. NJ. Everett and \.
Smith were Harlem visitors in the
Milk River metropolis, Monday.
The Ladies' Social Union of the
Presbyterian church will raeet next
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Golf.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. jerks and Miss
Downing left for New York, Thurs
day. His place is filled by S. A. Walker.
Girl Wanted-For general house
work. MRS. T.. NEWMAN.
Messrs. Louis Pepin and Antoine
King, who have been in the east all
winter, arrived home on No. l, Tues
day.
Maughan's orchestra went to Glas-
gov, FRIDAY, where Uiley lufnlslleu
music for the big ball, given by the
B. T.. +.
Mrs. p. Ell. Brader left for her old
home in North Dakota, Saturday,
being called by the illness of hel
mother.
Chas. z. Hilla went to Shelby
Junction last week and furnished the
music for the annual st. Patrick's
ball Friday evening.
PERSONAL---VERY.: Meet me next
Wednesday afternoon at the corner
of Second street and Third ave. The
Fair is having their opening, and We'll
see the new styles. Music in the
evening. MAUDE.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-03-23
LOCAL MENTION

L. X. Devlin is a victim OF the
grippe this week
Robt. T. f. Smith went to Seattle
the first of the week.
Miss Agnes Atkinson, county super
sntendent. is a Havre visitor today.
c. W. Ling, S. A. Wells and Eli
Wheeler went to Great Falls, Sunday.
DR.. c. +. Hopkins, county health
officer, spent Wednesday in the city.
K. A. Hinote took in the Ketchell-
Zubrick go at Great Falls, Monday
night.
Larry kincella came in from his
ranch in the Bear Paw mountains,
Monday.
Samuel Stevenson. |, Great Falls
attorney. was in town Monday on
business.
Miss DoWing came from Great Falls,
Wednesday, to visit with her sister,
Mrs. C. 0. jerks.
Mrs. Speakman left for st. Paul
Wednesday evening for short visit
with home folks.
People from neighboring towns will
do we'll to send their watches to
Strouse for repair.
George Hulehan returned to his
Shelby junction home Sunday, after
a weeks visit here.
J. Byron Simpson, the Oldham
rancher, returned to his ranch home
Wednesday morning after few days
visit here.