The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-04-12

JdIleS y. Il0i1dlu returned nome Sd-
turday from his old home at Friend,
Nebraska, where he was called by
the fatal illness of his aged father.
County Surveyor Mortified, Geo
L. King and Chas. Crepeau are here
from Fort Benton today. They are
viewing the Clear creek road.
Rev. W. B. Young went to Great
Falls the first Of the week in response
to the news of the birth of a bouncing
baby boy to his wife in that city,
Monday.
United States Commissioner Fred H.
Scott, Of Clear creek, was transact
ing business in the. city the first Of
the week, the first time for several
months.
It's grandpa" Station now A bright
Montana standard weight boy was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Niskern
last Friday morning Mother and
son are doing nicely.
w. G. BroadWater, the we'll known
Browning merchant, spent Sunday Vi
sitting friends in the city, while re-
turning to his home from a business
visit in the capital city.
Local business men Of LeWistoWn
have formed a company to acquire an
exploit the newly discovered sapphire
grounds near the old camp at Copper
opolis, in Meagher county,
Fat your Sunday evening dinner at
the Hotel Havre. American or Europ-
can plan. American plan course
75c. Music while you eat by the City
orchestra. DR.. Gordon, director.
James Mccoy, E. T. Reser, John
Clark, John Prosser, Frank Plunkett
and w. D. Smotherman we're among
the Chinookites going to the county
seat Monday, who spent the afternoon
in the city.
Miss Louise Stork of the Deaccness
hospital will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist church both morning and
evening, Sunday. Everybody should
hear Miss Stork's addresses. All will
be made welcome.
Mrs. Thad. F. Raymond arrived
home from Portland, Oregon, Satur-
day morning last. Mrs. Raymond
accompanied Mrs. John Cook, Of Pa
radise valley, to that city, where she
entered hospital.
The Hayre Steam Laundry has adj
ded another handsome new delivery
wagon to their equipment, the old
ones not being able to keep up with
the business. They now have three
wagons busy every day.
Oliver Tingley, the Big Sandy horse
raiser, came down Monday and is busy
for the matched race
against the local horse wild Hat"
which is to take place ON Monday the
18th, at the track west of town.
Harry Wards MINISTRIES will be in
our city on Wednesday, April IT.
Don't cook over hot stove-eat
your Sunday evening dinner at the
Hotel Havre. Course dinner rs cents,
or you may order what you wish on
European plan. Orchestra music dur
ing dinner. Dr. Gordon, director.
We notice that E. C. Carruth has
placed several neat looking wooden
signs on ''for sale'' property and when
talking with him about the movement
in real estate, he tells us that it is
very active and that there is no va
can't house in the city.
Church Service
Preaching at II a. m.
Sunday School at 2:30 p. m.
Y. P. S. c. E. at 7:30 p. m.
Praise Service at p. M.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting
1t p. m.
F. w. POOL, Pastor
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