The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-02-15


nesday evening after their business
session Music, dancing and lunch
con composed the bill of fare Their
next social session will occur the sec
ond Wednesday in March.
Program of Study Club, February 20
Roll CAL; Current events; Chapter IA,
Gordy's History-Leader, Mrs. Cane;
Paper" Articles of Confedera.i n"
!, Mrs. Howard Paper-"Relation be-
tween the States" Mrs. Allen; The
meeting will be held with Mrs. J. A.
| Wright
George Ross, the we'll known Yantic
rancher, was a city visitor on Tue D
day Of this week. Mr.. Ross Wi
agreeing that this has been a rec
ord breaking" winter says the losses
Of live stock will not be exceptional
~ heavy il there is no more OF the
same kind of weather
The Eagles of Culbertson announce
a masquerade ball and a correspond
ent writing from that place says: "Ev
en- the day upon which the Eagles
are giving their masked ball IS dis
guised The posters announce that
the event will occur on Valentines
day. February %, 1907
The annual observance of the Chi
nese New Year was begun in the city
Inv the residents of local Chinatown
Monday morning. This is the week
Of John Chinaman's content and he
will celebrate the advent OF his New
Year to the fullest extent, suspending
all work during this week.
County Assessor Griesbach is credit
ed with the statement that he would
r not be wholly governed by the rul
laid down by the Montana Assessors
association, but would assess STOCK
essheep at S275 per head and straight
punches Of lumbs at $225 per head in
stead OF $500 straight through.
.. Miss Agens Atkinson, county super
intendent of schools, requests the an
nouncement that the next regu al
teachers examinations will be hello
, February % and rs at the following
= places: Chinook, under Rev. Black
man; Whitlash, under William Porter
Fort Benton, under the county super
intendent.
Abraham Lincoln West is The name
of a new addition to the population
of Havre. The young man arrived a
the home of Thos. w. West Tuesday
morning, and as that day was Lin
coins birthday, the happy parents cor
l Guided immediately to give him The
: name OF our war president. Mothe,
c and son were enjoying good health al
last reports.
t The first class IF high school stud.
: ents ever to graduate from Havre
= high school will finish their higl
school work the coming spring ant
the classes have organized societies
/ The following are the officers
= Freshman--Prest. Anna Guant; Vic
3 Prest. Edwin GIGS; Treas. Beatrice
Moore; Sect'y. Ruth Carrier. Junior
Prest. Leo DeLorimier; Vice Prest
; Chas. Alien; Treas. Joe Rose; Sct'y
Marion Broadwater.
Aug. Young was in Monday from
his ranch about seven miles south Of
the city. Mr.. Young says the snow
' is moving away fast in his neighbour
= hood and that his reservoir was full
= of water Monday morning insurint
him an ample supply for irrigation
purposes. Mr. Young does not agree
= with the many expressions one hears
:, that there will be no more winter
, but rather anticipates considerable
cold and stormy weather.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
e| Notice is hereby given that the part
= nership lately subsisting between Gus
. A. Meyers and Arthur Conlon, under
p the firm of Meyers and Conlon, ha:
this day expired by mutual consent.
All debts owing to the said partner
!. ship are to be received by said Ar
o thur Conlon, and all demands on thu
S said partnership are to be presented
y to him for payment.
f February 6, 1907.
e GUS. A. MEYERS,
ARTHUR CONLON.