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The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-22
Record of Mr.. Bryan
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and through which he has ANA ssed
small fortune.
1se8-Raised a regiment of vo'un.
teer infantry for war against Spain,
becoming its colonel.
1900 1870 Again became democratic
nominee for president on platform OF
anti-imperialism; received 1853 cleo
toral votes against 1872 for Mckinley
1so1-Established weekly political
periodical and identified himself with
Chautauqua platform work.
1so4-Gave his support to democrat
ic national ticket, headed by Alton B.
Parker for presidnet.
1s06-Made an extensive tour of thu
world and On his return to New York.
August 80. was given q great popular
ovation.
.1e0S-Nominated by the democratic
national convention In Denver as the
candidate for president.
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Mrs. Pauline Lidke. aged 80 years
died last Sunday after a lingering
illness OF complication of bright's
disease and dropsy. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon from the fam
lily residence. Rev. Pool preaching the
sermon. The interment was made at
Mount Hope Gentry. The dec ,ased
Ieavs two daughters, Mrs. III. M. Yaw
and Mrs-W x. Kapernick, and son
Alex Lidke to ne Urn her death
Assessor Gr.esbach and his ass ST
ants have finished the work OF tabu-
1ating the tax list Of this county ftr
the current year, and the result shows
an increase Of nearly 100000 over
last year assessment The total val
uation for the present year is $685.
227, and for last year, s7,065, 588, maxi
ing the increase over last year, $685.
693. The board of equalization VIII
probably increase this little-River
Press.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Albert Klecker, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator of the estate
Of Albert Klecker, deceased, to the
creditors of, and all persons having
claims against. the said deceas d, to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four (4) months at
ther the first publication Of this no.
tice, to the said administrator at
Hayre, Montana, in the County OF
Chorteau.
Dated, July %, 1908. Il
JAMES HOLLAND.
Administrator of he Is
tate OF Albert Kecker
.".. deceased. r"
First published, July %, 1908.
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Fort Assinr,iboir,e

Fort Assinniboine, July 20, 1908.
Lillian Friedman is spending her
vacation at home. She will return TO
Mount Angela Convent, st. Peter.
Montana, In September.
Target season for this year has
come to a close, and many men have
carried Off distinguished marksman
honors. and an increase in their
monthly pay.
Lieut.. Harry D. Mitchell, End In
fantry, Joined from two month g
leave of absence in the east Mrs
Mitchell will join the lieutenant here
| later In the fall after he returns from
maneuvers.
According to the latest instruc ions
| received, the command will entraiu
here for American Lake ON July 28th.
Companies l.. X. and M. will go d.
l AC1A ~ xALACA IIFan A<dhp AA0 COAA-
mand OF Captain shuttleworth.
| Dental Surgeon Samuel w. Hussey
U. S. Army, and wife are recent ar
rivals at the post from Mort Missoula
Montana. The doctor Is ON tempo
rary duty here, performing dental
work for officers and enlisted men.
| Captain e. A. Shuttleworth has as.
sumed command Of Fort Assinniboine
The Captain has been ON duty In the
| Quartermaster' department for Tie
past years, being In charge of i'm
portant construction work at Fort
Wright, Washington
Lieut.. Geo. e. Kumpe, and Mrs
kumpe arrived at the post from Fort
| leavenworth, Kan, where the Lieut.
has been on duty as instructor He
haa been placed in command of Co.
| r." End. Inf.
Owing to impossible roads, due to
| to Wasouts, etc. the practice march
| of the End Infantry has BEN aban-
doned. In all probability the prac-
tice march will take place when the
troops return from the maneuvers in
September.
Sham battles In the adjacent hills
are now the order OF the day, and
| the boys appear to take a lively in
| terest In 1t. The End Infantry WI
no doubt give good account of
themselves during the maneuvers at
American Lake, Washington, next
month.
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j. Z. Ross was in Havre on, day
last week.
8. G. Olson went TO Havre for
short visit this week.
VIM. Hummel left for AIinct satur-
day night. .-...
Chas. Sampson was down from Havre
couple days on visit to his moth
err
Miss Babe Richards of Helena Is
visiting Miss Bessie Hankey for few
days. -:
Miss Agnes Prosser and MIR. Clyde
Warrington returned Tuesday morning
from Benton on the 'Skidoo."
Miss Lorena Hopkins left for Har-
lem Tuesday morning where she ex-
poets to make short visit.
Miss Daisy aGmble of Harlem Is
spending the week with friends in
Chinook
Mrs. L. Hendrickson and daughter
spent a couple days In Harlem visit
ing friends.
The shearing pens are all closed ex-
cept Runyan's which was delayed by
the recent rains.
The new creamy man has arrived
and everything is running smooth
again.
| Miss Blanche Neman has taken I'D
the contest for "trip thru Europe Of
fered by the Havre Plaindealer.
Mr.. Thompson and family left
town for few days visit with Mr..
Luke
Messrs Lester Weber, Arthur La
mey, Steve Foster and John Hudson
were down from Havre Sunday and
spent the day in town.
Mrs. ]. A. Hendrickson from 10.
gan, Utah, passed thru Chinook the
18th on ner way to Zortman where
she will join her husband z
An interesting game of baseball was
played Sunday between the Harlem
Red birds" and the home team Tht
Harlem boys played the best ball ane
; won with score of to Z.
The Misses Daphne and Zelda viii
Jams returned from Fargo, N. D.
where they have been attending
school. They expect to sp nd thei
vacation at home
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Articles Of incorporation were filed
yesterday in the county clerks office
by H. J. OHanlon, J. Kuhr, w. B,
Sands. U. 8. G. Sharpe and r. D.
Hensen as the Milk River Coal Co.,
OF Chinook, with a capital stock OF
STE. 100000.
Miss Florence Morrow and Miss Ma
Bile Cu1bertson have returned from
their school on the Marias and VIII
spend the summer vacation with their
parents. 1t is understood that Miss
Morrow will spend next winter in
California with the family of j. 8.
Turner Of Betraice. .
Vne government steamer, Mand IN
made a short visit to Fort Benton
last week, 1t arrived in town We'd
nesday morning and left Friday. The
boat has been several weeks getting
as far up the river as here. as it has
been making a new chart of the chan
mel. clearing 1t of snags and 9th r
necessary business preparatory to the
river traffic that Ia expected to be
started on the Upper Missouri as soon
az the conditions have been reported
and all other arrangements completed
congressman and Mrs. Chas. NJ
Pray, accompanied by Mrs. pray's
father, H. ]. Wackerlin, returned ion
Monday morning from Washington
Monday evening the citizans tender
ed them a RECEPTION at their home on
franklin street, great many Of the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pray called
during the evning. The Fort Ben
ton band furnished excellent music
having been assisted by a number of
firsi class musicians from Great Falls
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Chinook Notes

Chinook, Mont, July q, 1908.
Henry Kuhr Is in town quite often
lately.
DIR. Hopkins went west Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. Brown, uncle OF the Rob rts
Brothers aud Mapes, Is here visiting
Mr.. Payne of Great Falls paid Chi
nook visit this week.
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Quick CHANGE.

~@F%N ~FtWts4%s
"Who." she asked, '*fs that scrawny,
bowlegged. ridiculous looking person
talking to Miss Rockingham"
'That is Count Brisczpicksnitzel"
ooh! What an aristocratfc, noble
bearing he seems to have now that
light strikes him properlyt'-Chicago
Record Herald.
England's steel combination has o.
capital Of 375.OO0, 900. and Americas
steel trust has one just four times o.
large, yet we fancy Londoners asking.
Who buys American steels
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After all the money invested to de-
velop values In Wall street, $50. O00, 600
for an acre Of land there is not ridicu-
sous.
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CITY IN BRIEF

B. G. Olson OF Chinook spent Sun
day in the city.
1>on't forget the dance at the B jou
Thursday, the 18th.
Miss Fannie Wick:zer was visiting
f1iends in the city Sunday.
Do you want to buy seond hand
gau cheap? Talk with Carruth."
The Ladies of the Maccab es held q
social session last Monday evening.
Don't forget the dance al the Bijou
Thursday, the 18th.
Miss Mary Kanniuth Of Delano,
Minnesota, is visiting friends in the
city this week.
swanton still has some good Cowbo
saddles.
c. A. McCarter. Galata, Montana.
a. G. Taylor, Minneapolis, MINI.
3o12 Irving Ave-, S.
4 three-year old pony mare for sale.
Talk with Carruth."
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Collier of Will
iston spent Friday visiting with their
Havre friends.
When you are tired and thirsty go
to Boone's. ~.1
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will
meet with Mrs B. L. Powers, Thurs
day, July Both.
FIazelwood ice cream. None quite
50 good.
+. G. schaffer, wife and son, OF
Delano, Minnesota, are the guests OF
Alderman and Mrs. J. A. Mayer this
week
Bijou theatre-change Of program
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Get the habit.
.. L.
ton spent couple days OF last week
in the city in the interests of the
Erie railroad.
The coolest place and the coolest
drinks at Boone's
The half step and five step at the
dancing school at the Hotel Havre on
Friday evening and Saturday after
noon.
Cold refreshing drinks at Boone's.
Allendale Lodge K. OF p, held a
social sessions last evening at the
lodge hall. Music was furnished fc1
dancing by the city orchestra and 9
good time reported
Hazelwood ice cream at Boone's
Olaf G. Skylstead went to For
Benton the first Of the week to at.
tend meeting Of the board Of count,
commissioners who are acting as the
board of equalization this week.
Drink Ice Cold Orangeade cents
at Boone's.
los Hirshberg and son, Frank, were
here this week and with Surveyor l.
G. Smith of Chinook drove to 30,
Elder creek Monday.
Don't forget the dance at the Bio,
Thursday, the 10th.
Jesse f. Ross, who has made tht
aIilk river valley famous the worlt
over for its good horses, was visi
tor from Chinook Monday Afternoon
and evening
Do you want to rent house? "Tall
with Carruth.''
C. III. Drinkwater Of Minneapolis
minnesota, contracting agent Of tn
Lackawanna railroad, was In the ct,
last week looking after that comp
any's interests.
Cold refreshing Orangade S cents a
BoOne's
FOR SALE-32O acres of Milk rive
valley land. All under fence, though
not in one piece. All but 80 acres O
it can be irrigated upon completion O
the U. S. ditch $4,000 worth Of i'm
y,rovements on the place. Can be ha
Tor $500 per acre. Write the Heral
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Fort Benton

Fort Benton, Mont, July 81, 0s.
.. G. Skylstead Of Havre and Alex
Ross Of Chinook are in town attend
Ing meeting of the county comm SIS
toner's. .
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Harder and
daughters. the Misses Chestnut and
Miss Lizzie Morrow are spending the
week at Lake Mcdonald.
The assessment for this year has an
increase of $5S2.639 over last. year, the
valuation Of taxable property for last
year mounted to $7.0655 ss, and for
this year 1t Is s7,678,227.
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Harlem Notes

Harlem. Mont. July 20, 1908.
/ Len Rateman spent Monday In Glas-
| gov. -.
| Miss Lorena Hopkins of Chinook IS
visiting with Mrs. Chas. Barton.
| Len Bateman as been staying on his
ranch this week.
Miss Matte Arbogast was in ,own
shopping ON Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Heath went
i to Zortman Saturday with Mr.. Min
ugh in his auto.
Verd Piggott and Milo Larock were
drenched In cloud burst Thursd "
lat Woody Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, Loutrelle Good
renont and Ruth Colegrove came up
from Coburg Tuesday.
| At4A0o NIdC 0Cn1GAl III 11C. CAtt LIDS
been visiting with Mrs. c. H. Barton
since Friday
il Miss Agnes Atkinson was in town a
few days looking after school mat
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs Barton and Miss Ser
ieIr went to st. Pauls Mission Sat-
urday.
Rev. AMI Mrs Henry G. Hanson
have gone to Kaiispell for month S
: vacation.
4 All ranchers around Harlem are
very busy haying. The crops are nc
50 abundant as last year "@
Mrs. l.. Hendrickson and daughter
Vera, Of Chinook, were down visiting
Mrs. Silas Gamble the latter part Of
last week. -5~
The Ladies Aid society did not hole
their meeting with Mrs. Colegrovt
on account of the extreme hot wealth
er.
Miss Maybelle Brooks returned from
a visit in the east Tuesday, July IA
She will take up her old position as
> teacher at the Fort Belknap Agency
Robert and Mabel Murray, son ant
daughter of r. T. Murray of Avery
! returned Friday the 18th from Bottom
e where they have been attendin!
t school
Miss Carrie Maakestad and Miss Ma
bel Ellie attended store for tn
1 Heaths while they were in Zortman.
eI Jeantte French went to BROWNING
!. Saturday to visit Mrs. H. C. Willis
q few weeks. "e=. ~<,-
;, Mrs. Barton entertained a numte
of her young friends at her home 0,
Tuesday. She gave gramophone an
photograph concert together Wit
= some pretty selections by voice an
, piano.
r TIE Womans' Study cub met Tues
$ day with Mrs. Alonzo Ellis. A yer.
nice programme and very satlsfac
J. tory meeting was held. There wer
three visitors present The next meet
ling will be held with Mrs. e. v. Gray
beal
. Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Butler gave
e house party In honor of their sister
2 Miss Ruth Colgroye at their Cobur
5 ranch home. Those present were III
: Misses Loutrelle Goodremont, Carr:
r Maakestad, and Messrs. Len Batemar
e Charlie Sadler, seyert Maake stad an
2 Milo Larock. All attended the en-
q tertainment and dance given at tn
d Coburg school. MIR. and Mrs. Butte
entertained Loyalty and their guest
had most enjoyable time.
i. In one Of the faste3: ball games Q
n tnAS season 1aIiem Won HUN Jill
, ook Sunday. 81. A fair size
. crowd witnessed the game, and tn
y receipts were quite satisfactory t
q te management. Harlem led off ]
4 the early part Of the game with tw
scores and at no time during the gam
was there much doubt as to the out
. come. The Chinook boys had som
. new material Installed In their clu
including LIST and End Eases and
pitcher. Their new pitcher Is a whir
wind and deserves due credit fron
his people. Forbes and Hart did gres
work In the battery line for Harlem
Forbes as pitcher had his armament
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After being beaten Wednesday in
the last inning of the game Rugby's
band of ball tossers went to the
Chautauqua Thursday and the exhibit
ton of bone-headed ball playing that
they put up would stop the pulsation
of a heart of an elephant. We have
seen many games in our day but this
cDnglomeration of misflts who essay
ed to play the national game would
be more becoming on a corner lot
somewhere or perhaps would be able
to play stupid game of tag, but by
the exhibition put up they know the
beast about base ball of any team that
has ever been here this year, and we
doubt if there will be a team here
again in many day that will contest
with our team that will be as rotten.
The game was full of errors and they
were shut out until the last inning,
and then we're able to cross the plate
twice. Elliot of Mohall, was on the
mound for the locals and pitched a
mastery game, but before the game
was finished he was relieved by Mil
Ter, our high school pitcher, who had
the bush leaguers hooked up from the
start. Following Is the lineup:
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OLD RIVALRY
r { y ! y { D
Ball Games for Saturday and Sunday
Make Old Timers Think

The games of ball scheduled for this
city next Saturday between the team
of this city and that of Grand Harbor
promises to be of more than ordinary
significance, as we have learned from
some of the old-timers of this place.
AS we have been told there was
game played between the teams of
Devils Lake and Grand Harbor at the
latter place sixteen years ago that will
not soon be forgotten. 1t seems that
rivalry between the two places over
their ball teams was up to hot pitch
The game was to be a rubber The
fans from Devils Lake went to Grand
Harbor to back up the home team to
the last ditch and they surely did. but
the price was high.
Devils Lake went down to defeat
with a core Of 2 to 3, which by the
way was an exceptionally close game
in those days. The result was, as we
are informed that Senator Stade was
short quarter, section of land that
is now worth $4,000. billie" Green
lost q drug store. chas.: Henley was
ont $50 and many others lost in like
amounts In fact majority of those
who went over from here came home
either broke Or badly bent. III .ss;I s.sz5.
VIII Morgridge says that Grand
Harbor u going to give us 4 repeti.
ton Of the game of 16 years ago. He
y not going VI spare expense ii
ngthenfng Grand THarbor,s team
for the game tomorrow and Sunday,
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Saturdays Game.

Lakota nearly won Saturday, bat
not quite The score was 3 to 2 in
favor of the home boys, and it was a
fleart-breaker for the Lakotas. The
battle was hard fought one from be-
ginning to end and the best team
won. Lugeon, for the Lakotas, pitch
ed fine game and had he been given
proper support would, in all probable
ity, won, but he didn't and that is the
Eeay base ball goes. While Lake was
mrowing his head off the men back
OF him were giving the best support.
There was good sized attendance
aAd they took great interest in the
game and the Lakota team had few
faithfal fans who. yelled themselves
hoarse, but their efforts were all in
vain, the home boys we're out to win
and they did IT. II. "
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Batting and Fleming Aver.
aces of the Team

Following is the batting and fielding
averages of the Devils Lake team for
the past fifteen games Some of the
players have played in fewer games
and the averages given only show for
the number of games for which they
have taken part and had they played
the same number Of games as the rest
of the teams would perhaps have bet
ter batting average. The team is hit
ting very poorly and practically only
two players in the team are hitting at
all and these are McCauley and Anger
singer. McCauley is leading all the
players with a handsome majority
while Argersinger is we'll up in his
batting and ranks second in the team
In the fielding it is pretty we'll bal
anced and the figures given are taken
from the score book up to July 18th.
R@$%
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BY 7. ]. MARONFY

bat in the last of the ninth and came
near batting out a victory; two bad
errors on the part of Devils Lake
team were accountable for three
scores crossing the plate. With two
on bases and two out the Lakota boys
were given bad decision of first,
which to the eye of everyone in the
grand stand was safe, and this ended
the game. Farmer Burns, who pitch
ed for the Lakota team, had every
thing in the early part of the game,
but the boys got next to his benders
before the last and touched him up
quite freely while Argesinger pitched
a steady game for the locals and al,
though hit harder than Burns, kept
his head and won out Several of the
most bone-headed plays we have ever
seen were pulled off by the Lakota
bunch, and If they continue to play
that way all season we doubt if they
will ever win.
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The Chauta11qua Neuvs

Round Table Kindergarten, Boys and
Girls Clubs, Physical Culture, Domes-
tic Art, etc.
$50 a. NJ, 1: 80 p. m. and 7:30 p. m.
In the auditorium. Three half hour
concerts by Pecks Family Orchestra.
200 p. m.-Entertainment in the au-
ditorium lasting thirty minutes. Mu-
sic by Imperials. representations by
Mr.. Abbott. Child representations by
Maude America Stevens Solos by
Dorothy Irene Peake, aged 7. Enter
tainment by Frank Allen Peake con-
sisting of representations, songs, ven
triloquism and other specialties.
800 p. m.-Lecture by Frank Allen
Peake. Subject, THE Humanity of
Man"
4:30 p. m.-Base Ball.
7:30 p. m.-Musical numbers by
Peck's Family Orchestra and Imper-
ials
representations by Mr.. Abbott and
MISS stevens.
S:15 p. m.-Entertainment by the
Children, consisting of club swinging,
fancy steps and athletic exercises of
various kinds.
Sunday the nineteenth which is the
closing day of the assembly will be de-
voted to sacred concerts and ser.
mons. Following is the program for
the day:
Sunday, July Nineteenth.
$3.50 a. NJ, 200 p. M, and 1880 p. m
Three half hour concerts by Pecks
Family Orchestra.
Public Worship.
1920 a. m.-Sermon F. e. r. Miller
11:45 a. m-Chautauqua Sunday
school,
2:30 p. m.-Grand Sacred Concert
by Imperials. Solos by Dorothy Irene
Peake, aged seven. 81 =
800 p. m.-Lecture by Frank Allen
Peake. Subject, 1.-THE Divinity OF
Man."
| 500 p. m.-Grand Sacred Concert by
1mperials and Pecks Family Orchestra
Solos by Dorothy Irene Peake. Read
ings by Miss Stevens.
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BALL PLAYERS
JAW BROKEN
Left Fielder Of Minnwauken Team
Injured Wednesday

Left fielder Jimmy Keyes of the
Minnewaukan base ball team met
with serious. accident in the game at
the Chautauqua grounds Wednesday
Afternoon while running for a fly ball.
He came in on the uead run after "a
hy ball and at the same time the third
baseman went back after the ball and
both players collided. Keye's right
Jaw bone was broken to the chin and
several of his lower teeth We're knock
ed out. He was brought to the city
as soon as possible by an automobile
and given medical attention and at
this writing the jaw is much relieved
and the patient is as comfortable as
possible. @
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and that they are going to give the
Lakers another drubbing. Manager
Ness has been on the continual look
out for good ball players and has took
on every first class man that he has
been able to get until now he has one
of the best teams in the state, and he
is of the opinion the Morgr1dge nor
any one else can bring a team here
from Grand Harbor that will have a
look in
One thing is sure there will be fur
flying when the teams come together
and the spirit of 16 years ago promises
to be again revived. There will prob
ably be less money bet on the game
but nevertheless the rivalry will be
there. Grand Harbor is coming over
! in force to root for their team, and II
is expected that Devils Lake fans will
be out in force.