The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-06-21
The Eagles From
Abroad Will Soon
be Coming. Moth
ing Lacking for
Their Entertain
xx1ent.
WelcOnle!

Welcome! Welcome! Welcome!
thrice Welcome! again-and then
her heartfelt hospitality even before
the coming Of the Eagles, who will be
the guests of the cityJune 25, 26 and
a. The Herald desires to give this
welcome, as does every ether citizen,
and this may be it's only opportunity
to show the sentiment of all Havre
SO clearly expressed day-in and day
out in the streets, the shops, the
stores and the homes, until the Ea-
gles shall have again taken flight.
Again, Welcome!
They are coming, Mistress Havre,
at least 5000 strong. You are a
young hostess, but your work indi-
Gates that you will be there with the
goods when the time comes for de-
Eve1ing them, just as you have al
ways been.
There is little to add to the story
Of the Eagles coming not contained
elsewhere on this page. The We'll
coming arch will greet them as they
face the city after Decentralization;
a block further on they will pass I'M
7E' sha grH.l1 arch, Ieap. Glstaut IA
their own grand colors-the Red,
White and Blue. They are assured
all the comforts of home; they are
assured music of superior stand
ard; they are assured new, novel
and interesting sports; they are as
sured comfortable surroundings for
the transaction of their business: they
are assured that not only every Ea-
gle of the 400 in Havre will be ready
and eager to assist them on the way
of pleasure, but that every citizen will
be at their elbow anxious to hear of
any want that can be supplied.
Arrangements were made this week
for the clearing and tenting of the lot
at the southwest corner of First street
and Fourth ave-, which will be band
headquarters, and where, also, an
information bureau will be maintain
ed. Another information bureau will
be In McIntyre's Opera house, which
visiting Eagles will easily locate at
the time of their initial reception
The Citizens Band of Havre, that
won the city the favor of Eagles in
in the last fighting season, will
of course be on hand to greet all Wis
itors; in fact it will go to Grea. Falls
to meet the coming birds and greet
them.
Immediately after arriving at the
depot the guests will be escorted to
McIntyre's Opera house where they
will register and receive their badges
and where suitable quarters will be
assigned them.
1t is planned that by 8 o'clock in
the morning of the opening day, June
25-the program of the formal pub
lie reception can be Begin in the op-
era house. The very best of Havre's
entertainrs have been selected
to assist at this opening gathering.
The program in full is as follows:
Music-Havre City Band.
Address-Rev. L. ]. Christler
Vocal Solo-Mrs. A. J. Brodrick.
Address-Mayor L. Newman.
Vocal Solo, Violin Obligato-Mrs. A.
J. Broadwater, vocalist; DR.. Williams
and Mrs. Geo. Turgeon, violinists;
Mrs. r. x. Lewis, pianist.
Address, NJ Sawyer, District
Deputy Grand President.
Vocal Solo-Miss Phyllis Smith.
Address-Louis Weigel, State Pres
ident.
Vocal Solo-Miss Eva de Lorimer.
Address of Welcome-President Jas.
Holland, Havre Aerie No. 1866.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. D. M. Wright
Mandolin and Harp Trio-Messrs.
Fryberg, Carter and Rethrock.