The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-02-08

the banquet in honor of Engineer
Babb. MI. Vennum has host of
friends in Hayre who always welcome
his visits here.
The much looked for chinook wind
came along Wednesday night and
Thursday was doing business on re-
gular schedule, the snow fast settling
under the warm blast.
The swell waists on display at
the Commercial are hand made by our
expert dress maker, Mrs Parker, and
are something out of the ordinary as
to workmanship, style and fit.
The combined musical organizations
of the city are to give a grand ball
at the opera house next Tuesday ev-
ening. Music, the best in the city,
will be furnished for the occasion.
Editor Weldy Of the Chester Signal
was visitor in the city Monday en-
route home from sojourn at the
county seat where he was called as
a Juror at thep resent term Of court.
Parties in from the Bear Paws
state that it has been warm there for
two days past and that chinook
wind has prevailed. The snow is
about gone between here and the Bear
Paws.
It was reported Monday that a
heavy snow storm prevailed out west,
in that portion known as the Hump,
near Summit, and in consequence the
trains were all delayed in that section
again.
Mrs. Partlow OF Great Falls was
here over Wednesday being detained
by late trains. She was going tc
Chinook, being called there by the ILL
ness of her son, the we'll known youni
rancher.
See the hand made waists at tn
Commercial.
The young people took adventak
of the sleighing this week and sever
, al parties were given. The chinool
softened things up Wednesday 81
that sleighing was not extra good thu
day following.
Thomas Spencer of Minot was
} visitor Wednesday and reports tina
l the conditions in North Dakota in re
gard to snow and lack Of fuel ar
serious but that Minot is sufferin
no bartships thus far.
OATS WANTED.
Gussenhoven will pay $1.3S1A pc
hundred pounds for your oats, de
liyered at Fort Assinniboine, Mont, i
-bushel sacks.
The knights Of Pythias will giy
= their annual dancing party on the 22n
eti1o ~ N1lI DC Jl ~ dlS
a this year, according to the latest plan
Of the lodge. 1t Will be one of tn
social events Of the season.
Travelling engineer Smith has bee
laid up for the past few days with
hard cold but is improving. There ha
been considerable sickness among til
q railroad men on account of long hour
and the exposure they have been sub
: jected to.
A VALUABLE LESSON.
= six years ago I learned a valuabl
!. lesson writes John Pleasant, Of Mag
!, nolia, md. I then began taking d.
Kings New Life Pills and the longe
l take them the better l find them
f They please everybody. Guarantee
5 at Havre Drug Co. Is cts.
Edit"" Paul S. Ware and wife O
Flaxton, N. D., were Havre visitor
l Saturday enfoute home from pleas
. ant sojourn in California Mr.. War
= is the owner of the town site of Flax
ton, AMI one of the progressive mel
of that locality
, The fire department was called on
: thursday morning, gasoline TAM
on the tracks at the railroad yard
, having in some manner caught fire
The car was run down to the ives
end of town and finally burned itsel
out without doing any material dam
age.
Rev. W. w. Van Orsdel will occupy
the pulpit of the N. E. church Sun
day, both morning and evening. Thu
morning service will commence a