The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-01-25

A SUCCESS

1t was a gay throng Of dancers that
filled the opera house hall last ey
ening and enjoyed the ball mas 4ue
given by the Sons Of Herman, the
occasion being their annual affair of
the kind which has become recognized
as one Of the leading social events Of
the winter season. The attendance
was large, and would have bsen larger
in all probability had the weathe.. b en-
more moderate The gallery was not
as we'll filled with spectators as was
expected, the hall being cold and it
would have been uncomfortable there
AS I financial success. those who
had the same in charge state to the
Herald that the lodge will not play
even. The advertising and o,her
expenses were heavy and the sale of
tickets was not as large as it was
expected However, the lnasquera e
will go down in history as one Of
the most enjoyable and best conduct
ed ever given by any lodge in the
city.
Naturally, the interest of all cent
cred on the prize winners and the
attractive array given by prominent
business men and the lodge itself re-
suited in every one taking exception
al pains with their costumes. A
costumer from Helena furnished the
costumes and many were made in this
city. 1t would be difficult to enum-
crate the costumers Or any part of
them, but suffice it to say that there
were many very attractive ones. The
official list of prizes is given below.
Sam Hudson, with number 49, drew
the $500 side board.
Prizes were awarded as follows for
costumes worn at the masquerade:
Most elegant costume-Mrs. John
Goodall, drum major, first; Mrs. Fer
ris, costume of her own make, sec
ond. Men: Roy Putt, Indian chief,
first; Lawrence Sunday, prince, sec
Ond
Best character costume-Miss Rose
CroWel] Washerwoman, first; Miss Ha
Eel Smith, COW girl, second. Men:
irish comedian, S. f. Luft, first; Mike
Healey, COW boy, second.
Most original costume-Rcse Kalle-
nan and Maize Vaughan, Buster
Brown, first; Gladys Perry, second.
Men: George Worland, chink, first;
Edgar Eamm, ghost, second.
Most comical costume-Nonie Nc
Closky Topsy, first; Willow Hudson,
baker girl, second. Men: Dick Lloyd,
Irish comedian, first; w. Cullorn,
clown second.
Best Sons of Herman costume,
Richard OIwn.
The Judges were: DR.. Mckenzie, j.
L. Green, w. Garrow, A. l.. Decker
John J. Dunnigan
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dress THE HERALD,
Havre, Mont.
A big rotary went out west Thurs
day afternoon, bound for the scene
of the snow slides in the mountain
district. 1t was accompanied by a
crew OF shoVelers and extra help to
fight the big drifts. The one which
went out Wednesday only got as far
as about thirty miles west Of Cut
Bank, when it was compelled to re-
turn for repairs.
Ranchers in from Chinook Wednes-
day state that the reports Of loss OF
stock have been greatly exaggerated
and that there has been little if any
loss i'll that vicinity. The hay sup
to carry them along another week
and hay is being got in to the ranch
es in quantities this week from a.
bout Harlem and other points in the
valley.
Mothers who give their child en-
kenncdy.s Laxative Cough Syrup in
yariahls- indorse it. Children like it
because the taste is so pleasant. Con-
tains Honey and Tar. It is the O.
riginai Laxative Cough Syrup and is
unriy"leG for the relief of Group.
Drives the cold out through the bow
els. Conforms to the National Pure
Food anG Drug Law. Sold by Beck
stead Irug Co.