The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-22

!. Meet me ut the Bl3au Thursday, see
the show and attend the dance aft.r-
| wards.
| C. A. McCarter, the Galata merch-
ant spent Monday transacting busl-
ness In Hayre. MIR. McCarter says
there will have been 10000 head of
sheep shorn at his corrals before the
season closes, which will be in about
ten days.
Meet NE at the Bi;cu Thursday, see
the show and attend the dance after
wards.
Several of the latest dances VII be
introduced at dancing cshool at the
Hotel HaVre bail room next Frid ny
evening and Saturday afternoon, and
another "Shirt Waist" dance given en-
Monday evening.
Articles OF incorporation of the
Milk River Coal company Of Chinook
we're filed in the county clerks office
Monday. The incorporators ore T. d.
Hensen, W. B. Sands, Jurgen Kuhr, r.
J. O'Hanlon and T. S. G. Sharpe. and
the capital stock Is placed at $4,000.
/ Wanted-Woman to do family wash
ing. Apply at Hotel Havre.
Bijou theatre-change of program
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Get the habit.
| Joe Cabel, the Wild HORSE ranchman
Is in the city today. Mr.. Catel is a
great lover Of everything democratic
and came III and ordered the Herald
sent to him. He says his country Is
extremely dry this year and that there
is no water in Clear lake this summer
|, G. w. Stevens, Of Greenyille, Mich
. igan, paid the Herald visit Satur-
day. Mr.. Stevens has been taking
an extended trip thro California and
stopped off In Havre on his way to
; Fort Benton to visit his son, Capt
Stevens
A. B. Clarke, wife, daughterand~ Nil
Clarke's mother returned Monday from
fishing trip on Beaver creek. Mr..
Clarke reports that the party had
caught 982 trout. but, We only have
his word for it. and, while We are
not exactly from Missouri, we like
to "be shown on these fish stories.
Meet me at the Bijou Thursday, sex
the show and attend the dance after.
wards.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
; gave a Ian party last Wednesda,
e evening on the West Side schoo
r grounds which was we'll attended ant
. thoroughly enjoyed, and proved a Fl
nanc1al and social success. The CT,
band furnished music during the eve
ing and many unique features were
/ introduced.
" The safest aud best place to get
q pair Of perfect fitting glasses ia o
St-euse, registered Optometrist.
For Sale - Second Hand Saddles
. heavy second hand harnesses a
swanton's livery barn.
Ell Messrs. Jer Sullivan, o. G. skyl.
. stead and Alex Ross, comprising tn,
< board Of county commission rs, re
turned from the Gold Butte country
last Saturday, where they had b er
u for several days looking over road,
and bridges, being especially inter
ested In a bridge to cost about S..
e 900.
: st. Marks club of the Episcopa
a church gave a unique lawn social las
week On the lawn at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs Frank B. Browne. Refresh
= ments were served and music wa
furnished by Hilla' orchestra. TIL
social was unique In that~thirte n cts
was charged for the refreshments an,
other entertainments
General Manager J. M. Gruber, Gen
ieral Superintendent r. w. Bryan an,
. Chief Engieer Hoagland, Of the Grea
Northern came In on their special las
Friday and spent half day inspoctin
II the shops and the Havre railroad plar
h In general, leaving in the evening 70
4 the east.
Strouse gives away with every casl