The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16

Fire Chief Piper, accompanied BY
Mrs. Piper and Mrs. DR.. Almas, re-
turned last week from Bozeman,
where the Judge was a delegate to
the annual state firemen's conven-
ton. They all report q thorough en-
'joyment OF the hospitality Of the
beautiful sweet pea city,
The Montana State Press Associa-
ton will meet in Helena, October l.
2-3. 1903. An attractive programme
of the attendant exercises has been
issued, and a glance through it would
indicate that the bunch intend to fully
maintain their reputation as promoter
of interesting and enjoyable gather
ings.
Surveyor L. G.. Smith. came mp
from Dodson Monday night, where he
has been engaged in surveying and
plating y blocks, comprising the
Weygand and Townsite Company's
first additino to Dodson. The lots
covered by this survey are admirably
adapted for residence purposes. and
the Townsite company proposes to
put them on the market at price
that will encourage home building in
the prosperous. little, but fast grow
ing, burg.
Announcement is made IN this is
imous choice of the delegates to rep
resent the democratic party as the
Joe.
The boys have worked up nice
business, by close attention to busl-
ness, and turning out good work, and
Mr.. LaCroix, who will continue the
business, will try and merit con-
tinuance of the trade the old firm
has enjoyed, by continuing the bust
ness along the same lines, of fair
dealing and good work.
A. G. Station has recently complet-
ed arrangements for the placing OF
the product of his coal mine on the
market in business like and expe-
ditious manner. He has purchased
an 50 horse power traction engine,
and two cars OF twenty tons capa-
city each, and will begin operating
/ his new transportation line the last
of this week. This Increased capa-
city for handling his coal will neces-
state the employment of 8 or 10
miners, in addition to the train
crew." all of which will prove a
factor in the growth Of Havre.
| Educational mass meeting OF the
colored people of Hayre next Sun
day evening at the Colored Metho-
dist church.
The A. NJ E. church Is dsnomi-
nation of colored Methodists, this day
| is observed throughout the United
States, and in Cape Colony, South At
rica, Liberia, Monrovia, Sierra Leone
and the Congo Fres States. The
church is operating today, twenty
three colleges and universities; 81
in America and in Africa. These
schools employ 1872 teachers and each
school carries a regular industrial de
partment. The meeting is public and
all are cordially invited. There will
be short speeches by different ones.
Services at o'clock. Cor. Bird Ave.
and Ave.
Little Misses Katherine Broadwater
and Dorothy Holland had a narrow
escape from serious accident on
Sunday afternoon. The family, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. Broadwater, driving,
| Miss Marion ON horseback, and Kath-
crime and Dorothy In the little cart.
driving the pony, Were returning from
a little picnic down the river. AS
they passed under the railroad in
East Havre, the pony became fright
ened at train passing overhead, and
started to run, taking kheel off the
buggy occupied by Ed, who was in ad
vance, and tipping the children out of
the cart, directly in front of the driv-
ing horse which Mr.. BroadWater suc-
cceded in stopping. without injury to