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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-12-20
PROGRAM
AT THE CHURCHES
METHODIST CHURCH

The christmas exercises of tbs
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
VIII be held at the Methodist church
on "wednesday evening, Decembe,
10Th (Christmas evening" at eight O..
clock, at which the following pro-
gram will be rendered:
Organ prelude.
Prayer-Rev. Liston.
Anthem-"Glory to God ON High
Choir.
Song" "Hush-a-by," Primary class.
Recitation - Sunday" Eugene Ham
Violin Solo-Selected - Miss Glenna
Clink.
Observation-Disclosures Liston.
Recitation-Lila Brader.
song-"Away in Manager, Class OF
Girls.
Recitation-Ted and Ned Buttrey,
Observation-Disclosures Assistant" Bea-
trice Bauer.
Christmas Drill-Rey. Liston's class.
Recitation-LeWis Bauer.
Recitation - Three girls and three
boys
Recitation-"Empty Stockings" Luz
ella Mcdonald.
Piano Duett - Miss Rose Clink and
Miss Lillian Hammond.
In addition to the program printed
above, splendid Christmas tree con-
tanning something for each child of
the Sunday school, will be feature
Of the evenings entertainment. What
will please the little floks most, row.
ever, is the fact that recent letter
from Santa Claus announces that he
will visit the Methodist church again
this year, and may be expected to
make his appearance there about nine
O'Clock on that evening. Everybody
will find a cord al welcome at this
entertainment.
PRESENTER an CHURCH.
The following as the program for
Christmas eves, De :ember the Gath at
8 p. m, at the first Presbyterian
church:
Opening Song-Sche oil.
Prayer-The Lords Prayer.
Responsive scripture reading.
Recitation-Freda h.ller.
Reeitation-George Jacques.
Her tick.
Recitation-Chas. Enery.
Recitatton-Elsie Shane.
Recitation-Julia Co npbeu.
Song- illustrated sta fioptiean, choir.
necitation-Dan 0'9seil.
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can look for great treat in moving
pictures. No flicker. We are using
the safety and fire proof magazines
and have one of the finest machines
made. Everybody come to the op-
ening Monday night, Dec. 23 Perfor-
nance starts at 8 o'clock sharp, sec
ord performance at 8:45. Family The
tre Co., proprfetors; Joe Crowell, man
ager; Lena Tracy, muscial director;
S. e. Luft, stage manager.
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: BRIEF NEWS OF RAILROADS.

Conductor VIM. Rupp will exchange
runs with P. S. Clement.
Fireman Peter Owen is confined to
his room with the mumps. 2
Johnnie Mcleod and Henry Jordan
are spending q month at Alhambra.
James Braham, brakeman, viii
spend the next sixty days in the East.
There was another large force oa
train crews were pullel off last Satur-
day. rs.
Engineers Lee D1nham and John
Baily are spending q month at Alham-
br springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Mooney have re-
signed their positions at the Great
Northern lunch counter.
p. c. Barrett of the C. g. G. G.
left Monday night for trip over the
NJ. c., as far as Anaconda.
Geo. St. Claire has resigned his po-
sition as checker sat Cut Band and re-
turned to his home in Minot.
Conductors Hi Coster and ]. E
|:Saulsbury have been assigned to Gym
balls between here and Glasgow
Conductors L. ". Mack and F. l.
French have taken cymbals 401 and
402 between here and Cut Bank.
John McDonough, ST., returned from
Alhambra springs Saturday. He has
been there a month for rheumatism.
The bazaar to be given today and
Saturday by the Catholic ladies' will
be held in the room next door to the
post office.
Engineer Henry Dittmar and wife
left for st. Paul on Monday, Where
they will spend the winter returning
with the robins.
Train Masters Dan McKenty and
C. B. Griffen have been pulled off and
have resumed their runs as conductors
on the main line
1t is rumored ON good authority that
trains Nos. and 2, the Oriental Linn
tied, are to be taken off between St.
Paul and Settle.
Charles O'Connors, passenger brake
man between here and Minot. will
spend the holidays at his home, at
Rochester, Minnesota
Conductors Ma xSchmid and George
Davis have been assigned to the high
line locals known as 667 and 66S, 'be-
tween here and Cut Bank.
Ray Whitmore VIII take a 30-day
vacation and it is reported that he
will be married to a young lady at
Kalispen during the interval.
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OPENING OF ST. GERMANS
ICE SKATING RINK


0. S. German proprietor of the new
ice skating ring west of the city an
nounces that he has engaged Mr.. L.
Crowell as manager of the rink and
the patrons of this pleasure resort can
look for the best service. New skates
and the best Is none to good for our
patrons. We cater to the ladies and
children of the city and will see that
there isnorowdiness on the rink. La
dies will do the manager a great ia
vor to report the same. ANY one us
ing bad language win be barred from
the rink. Look ont for surprises and
watch the papers FOR prize races.
Ladies' and gentlemen win have sep
arate Dressing rooms and good fire
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TO CLOSE CONCERT HALL
Mayor and City Council Believe Time Is
Here to Bar Forever Women From
Places Where Liquor is Sold.

mission to conduct a legitimate show
and I want to say to you that if the
concert hall wants to conduct q
legitimate show that it is not neccess
airy to secure permission to SO by
petition. Il
After calling attention to the geneT-
al Improvement that has been made in
ou; city during the past three years,
and to the fact that the reforms had
been accomplished slowly, step by
step, the mayor referred to the present
stand as the crowning act of his ad-
ministration, and, warming up to the
subject of the closing Of the con-
cert hall said: 1T makes no differ
ence what name you apply to this
institution-call it what you will, ho-
| tel, grill or concert hall, and the fact
still remains that more young men
and in some cases married men also
have gone wrong in that place due to
the mingling OF leWd women and in
toxicating liquors than have gone
wrong due to all other conditions
! combined, and either YOU or anyone
else in this house will not attempt
to deny it.
| Now 1t may be that some of you
have been influenced by compassion
:, for the proprietor Of this place on
account Of possible financial LOGS
ii the place cannot be legitimately con
Quoted, but I want to say to you that
your duty is not to protect the In
terest Of any person but the interest
Of the people at large.
| The utmost attention and interest
was displayed by the council and the
citizens present, to his presentation
1f the issue and before concluding be
said: Now gentlemen / want to call
on you individually to declare your.
selves whether you will support the
mayor in the effort to enforce tho
wine room ordinance or not, so there
will be no question in the future oi
your stand ON this issue.
The mayor then called upon Alder.
man c. H. spengler, who wished to
be placed on record that he will sup-
port the mayor. Alderman VIM. Ke1.
dig replied by stating that he thought
the mayor was too hasty in his ccp-
sure Of the council, but wanted .c
be on record in favor Of the enforce
lnent of the wine room law to the let
ter. Alderman Ed Burke said that he
Lad never been inside the concert hall
building, but after the previous meet
ing he with another councilman went
Through the building on a tou: c1
n spection and enlightenment, ami
Since then he hs become convinced
that women in a place of that kind
should be barred, and assured tae
mayor Of his fullest support. Alder
man A. D. Smith said he also favor
ed the enforcement of the ordinance.
Aldermen O'Neil and Bauer were alb
sent.
! After the meeting the mayor was
warmly congratulated on the stand he
has taken for better morals, and on
being questioned as to what proceed
ure he intended to institute, said:
"With the council and the people wit
me in this movement, there will not
be any trouble in enforcing the ordi-
nance. With the backing of a strong
public sentiment any good and just
law can be enforced, and such is the
condition in Havre."
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MAKES THE LIVER LIVELY

Foley's Orino Laxative gives per
maneut relief In cases of habitual co
stipation as It stimulates the liver an6
restores the natural action of the bow
els without irritating these organs IL.
pills or ordinary cathartics. Does not
nansste or grippe and is mild and
pleasant to take. Remember the nam
Fnleys' orino Laxative and refuse sub
s.itutes. BeckBteaa Drug Co.
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The wine room must go. This is
the ultimatim given out by the mayor
and aldermen at the melting held
Monday evening. The meeting was
the outcome of many conferences and
proposed compromises growing out OF
the recently enacted wine room ordl-
nance, which is in substance a copy
of the state law and which went in
to effect early in this mouth.
Shortly after the passage OF the
ordinance efforts We're started by G..
w, Young to secure a compromise,
promising to run the concert hall with
female performers who would not min
gle with the men on the main or
second floor, but who would be con-
fined to the third floor OF his build
ing. The mayor would not concent to
any compromise, though at a spec
ial meeting Of the council called a
week ago some Of the aldermen seem
ed inclined to yield.
Several days ago the following petit
ton, addressed to the council was cir
culated among the business men:
I'VE, the undersigned, business men,
tax payers and residents Of the city
Of Havre, respectfully ask that your
honorable body grant permission to
G. w. Young to conduct legitimate
show In the building known as the
Montana Hotel and Grail, as Mr..
Young has removed all wine rooms
and boxes and will allow no women
to occupy any part of the ground
floor of the building except the per-
formers on the stage.
This petition was presented TO the
council Monday night ana after bainR
read w the clerk the mayor arose and
in substance said
Under ordinary rules Of proceed
ure, I should submit this petition for
your decision, but the circumstances
responsible for the presentation ot
this petition here are so extraordi-
nary that I feel Justified in exerting
extraordinary measures and speak on
this petition first
II want to say ito you that this Pc
tition is not, and should not be given
any significance whatever. Out of the
Is or 80 names that I see signed to
this paper, I venture to say that not
more than or 3 signed it with q
will-business men of good repute and
standing have come to me and as
sured me that while they signed the
paper, that they did SO for business
reasons and that they were in sympa-
thy with the enforcement Of the ordi-
nance. It should have no significance
because| the signers do not represent
more than SO many individuals, and
suppose a petition should be circulat-
ed among the good men and women
of our city, the residents who are
not in business, what would be the
rus1t? 1t would be that SO per
cent Of these people would sign it, and
do so conscientiously, on the othe1
hand should the second petition be
presented to the business men who
are on the first petition, they would
for business reasons sign that also
but could you get the residents Of the
city to sign the first petition? No!
and You know It.
Another business man told me that
he signed the petition under protest,
and would not have signed it then,
only that the petition prayed for Per-
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About seVenty-ive men of all
classes, were laid off at the shops and
round house last Friday on account
Of the stacking UP OF business
Passenger Conductor O. P. Brig
ham will take a six-months vacation
after the first of the year and viii
SO with his family to his farm in
Oregon.
Miss Laura Mcintyre, Of the super
intendent's office returned Sunday
from Vaughan, where she went to at
tend to some contracts left by her
father.
Conductor Dan Wright and wife re-
turned Sunday from Alhambra where
Dan has been trying the waters as a
cure for rheumatism for the past six
months.
George Emirson, master of motive
power, of st. Paul, and Master Me-
chanic If. M. Fryberg. Of Minot, were
! Ill the city Saturday and Sunday on
official business.
Miss Edith Holland and Miss Babe
McIIale of the superintendent.s office,
are taking vacations. Miss McHale
will spend the winter at her home in
the Sweet Grass hills.
The l3-months old son OF Mr. and
Mrs VIM. Altman Was severely burned
last Friday evening by the up setting
Of pan Of hot grease at their home
on East Second street
Harry Raymond, OF the engineering
department of the G. ~, who has just
recovered from his siege Of tons:litis
in the Great Falls hospital, is home
again and expects to leave for Spo-
kane soon to join his parents.
J. w. Smith, bakeman, spent Sunday
in the Falls with his old time friend
Dick Waters and reports that gentle
man getting along fine and that un-
lesssomething unforeseen happens Dick
will eat his Christmas dinner in this
city.
John Woodhouse, at one time sleep
ing car conductor between St. Paul
and Seattle, and for the last two
years holding similar positions in st.
Paul, has accepted a position as bag
gageman between here and St. Paul.
and came in on his first trip Monday.
MUSCULAR PAINS CURED.
During the summer o. 1902 l was
troubled with muscular pains in the
instep of my foot" says Mr.. S. Ped
lar, Of Toronto, Ont. AT times it
was so painful that 7 could hardly
walk. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was
recommended to me, SO l tried it and
was completely cured by one small
bottle. ] have since recommended 1t
to several of my friends, all of whom
speak highly Of it." For sale by
Havre Drug Co.
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The Masonic lodge elected and in
stalled the following officers at their
regular meeting last evening: w. III. !,
Chas. A. Rose; s. W., j. r. Matthew'S;
J.W., c. B McCulloh; seey., George
Langstrom; Treas, w. b. Pyper; s.
D., A. J. Broderick; ]. D., w. r. Ham
ilton; s. s.. Peter Wallinder; ]. S..
n W. Stringfellow; tyler. Chas. Heg-7
anbaugh.
1nformatiions charging grand lar
ceny were filed in the district court
today by the county attorney against
Julius Fleece and William Ryan, whe
are alleged to have stolen trunk
from the Great Northern depot at
Havre. An information was also filed
against Charles Fotte, who is charg-
ed with forging a check and securing
money upon it from j. r. Bowlin.
Each OF the three defendants is now
in the county jail.--Monday's River
Press.
Oats and wheat for sale. Phone lis.
We make immediate delivery.
Broadwater, Pepin & Broadwater.
NOTICE.
The name of the firm, heretofore
known as the John O'Brien Lumber
company, has been changed to that
of Sommers Lumber company, under
which name all business will hereafter
be transacted.
Marshall H. ]. Miewauld of Chinook
passed through the city Monday eve
ming with Geo. Siefeldt, who was SEN
fenced to serve sixty days in the
county jail by Judge Duff for cruelty
tb mammals. The prisoner was employ
ed during November by Sol Thibedeau
to herd a band of sheep and, after a
few days work, locked his dog in the
cabin, corralled the sheep and came te
Havre without notifying his employer.
The dog and sheep we're found few
days after, nearly famishea and upoa
search being mde siefoldt was iocatea
In this city.
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! Recitation-Alma Holein.
observation-disclosures O'Neil.
Song-Schoos.
Recitation-Paul Campbell
Recitation--Verona Herrick.
Recitation-Nellie Houger.
song-Illustrated. Choir.
Recitation-Clyde Churchill.
Recitation-Viola Bentzin.
Song-Miss Sandberg's class.
Recitation-Eugene O'Neil.
observation-disclosures Webber
Offertory.
Distribution of presents.
Song-School.
Benediction.
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Sth q Morton sto, sta3l 90 SIS Ia ave basement,
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72i 9th me- Or. b.. 5000 1927 I'd Sc, Dr. col 900
1414 Columbia NV, 1920 9Th nv. stable 5. 90
Sr. b.. 30.00 2S02 NJ ne. 5r. 400
1882 9th NV. Tor, b.27.50(
LIST and Decatur SITS. me-. new and modern
warehouse, electric elevator. etc. zoo. 90
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UNPUBLISHED HOUSES.
ll12 L st. NV. II rooms and bath. .$1o0. 90
2l14 st. NV, 11r. and b.. hot-water hit. Is 90
1928 18th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath. -. so. 90
e05 G Ut. NV. IL rooms and bath. ....... 5000
GIL I'd ut. NV. IL rooms and bath. ....... 90
I'LL Corcorau st. NV. Tor. and %. ...... $500
1870 NV, 10 rooms and bath .......... 1890
1888, 1885 9th st. NV, 10 rooms and bath 40. Is
2210 LIST s.. NV. 10 rooms and 2 baths. IS. so
50s st. NV. rooms and bath. ........ 3J.75
l00J.07 lat ST. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
as 9th ct. Or. and b., hot-water heat. 20 so
204 T.. Cap rooms and bath. ........... $50
1045 Irving ST. Observation-Disclosures. IL. 90
1852 Otis st. ne. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
APARTMENTS
rs l1tb 1t. Sc. rooms and bath...... 3.b0
STORES.
and two Ice boxes. .................... $500
6i4 st. NV. lunch rooms. .............. 1000
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500 10th 0t. NV.
1870 nv l5r 2b SIS 90 ,I02S 18th, 10F. b.. 81 90
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1919 21st, 8r b. As sol 80 o ~. Or b. n 80
I'D and r Srsto. Ash l522 21st NV, 7r, b.. % 80
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Fit 1918 Pa avpw, q h40o0t 4r b............ ECO
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