The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-05-10

Presbyterian Church Service
Preaching at IL a. m.
Sunday School at 2:3O p. m.
I. P. S. c. e. at 7:20 p. m.
Preaching at s p. N.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at p. m.
Special Praise service on Sabbath
evening at s p. m.
T. W. POOL, Pastor.
The Hayre Volunteer Fire depart
ment will held the first practice drill
Wednesday evening, 7:30 sharp, May
18th, at which the fire whistle will be
blown for district 81. The whistle
will NOT be blown for all drills.
R. w. GRAN,
Chief.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Miss Agnes Atkinson spent several
days here conducting the examinations
for teachers certificates and announc-
es the following successful candidates
with the grade attained: Mable Wolf
ord, professional; Florence Morrow,
first; Ina Patterson, second; Emma
Weygand, second; Helen Lee, third;
Mayme Calkin, third; Virginia Strobe,
third.
RHEUMATISM,
Why suffer from this painful ma
lady when one application ofChamb-
erlain Spain Balm glvesrelief. Humid
reds of grateful people testify to the
magical power of this remedy over
For sale by Havre Drug
Company.
S. K Hudson returned to his Hayre
homo last week from st. Paul, where
he went some months ago for treat
ment for an injured eye. Last fall
while working at one of the large
lathes in the Great Northern shops a
chip of steel flew into his eye and
the injury steadily became worse I'M
I'll he was obliged to go east to try
and save it. His visit was fruitless,
for it could not be saved. He has
resumed his work at the shop.
in response to pressing request by
Rev. L. J. ChTistler, of the Milk
River Valley Mission Field, Dioce-e
IF Montana, the Fort Benton Am
ateurs have agreed to repeat their
1ovelty minstrel entertainment at
1avre the latter part of the present
month for the benefit of the Mems
Club. The amateurs gave a most sue
;essful performance here a short time
lgo, and the River Press assures the I
people of Havre that they have treat
n store which they cannot afford to
niss.--Fort Benton River Press.
Following the confirmation service
Monday evening came the reception
endered to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Brew
r at the Hotel Havre. The spacious
obby Of the hotel was filled with an
ssemblage which not only incfuied
he major part Of the residents of
1avre, but there were many from
eighboring cities. The orches ia,
combination of Hil1a's and the City,
ispensed sweet music, TIE utmost +
God fellowship and sociability pre- ]
allied and the ladies Of the Guild {
erved refreshments consi ting Of s
aerbet and cake in the dining room. !
was an occasion that will live long Y
/ the memory of our citizens. c
Hilla's orchestra of nine pieces is !
to give concert and dance >,
McIntyre's opera house next Mon ;,
~ evening. The following is the :,
,ncert program:
Signal from Mars. :. e. T. Paul
Down in the Deep"-Trombone Solo n
:. =. :. H. w. Petrie Il
Doing" -Medley Owe tn e b
". =. :. :. =. Arr. by Boyer C.
southern Stars''-Overture. :. a
.... :. :. :. ..Ascher & Mahl a
Hot Combination Medley Over le
ture.. :. ;. ;. Arr. by Boyer e
II Trovatore"-The Moses & To- O,
bani Opera. 40. If
Tickets for the concert and dance h,
II be on sale at so cents for each a,
rson attending. q
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