The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-08
CHINOOK HAS
CELEBRATION


OF the singing Of patriotic songs BY
chorus OF young voices; invocation b,
Rev. Dimmick of the M. e. church
an excellent address by Rev. CIR en-
pastor of the Presbyterian church
Miss Vera Hendrickson as Goddess O
Liberty was supported by twelve lit
tie girls in flag drill which wa
very pretty.
At O'Clock the crowd gathered or
the vacant lots south of the residence
OF James Smith, the fair grounds be-
ing unfit for use since the flood Here
an interesting game Of ball was play
ed between the g. N. Shop boys Of
Havre and the home boys. Both sides
played lively but the home boys were
beaten by a score of IA to 10.
! Immediately following the ball game
an excellent bucking contest occurr {
and was about the most exciting fea-
ture Of the days program.
! Horseracing and street sports fol-
lowed this, many prizes being award
ed. At eight p. m. another buck ng
contest took place and drew to the
scene many Of the boys and men but
the ladies were few as most OF them
were preparing for the grand bali
which began at $3.50 and closed at
one. Everyone reports an excellent
time.
We regret to say that Mrs George
Weaver is still seriously i'll:
Edmond Fogarty and family were in
town from Sand Cliffs to spend the
Fourth.
Quite a number of out-of-town Wis
itors were seen on the streets of our
busy little city the Fourth.
Mrs H. c. Reynolds returned from
Kalispell Friday night where she was
called by the death of her sister.
The mother of VIM. and Thos. Duke
arrived Friday evening from Living
ston to make an extended visit.
The dental parlors of DR. Russell
Siam are being fitted up over j. F,
Williams store.
Mrs. Morris and little daughter left
for the east Saturday evening where
she will meet her husband. ~ "a
: Many home in the city are coming
out spick and span In their new coats
Of paint.
Mrs George Jones and little Kath-
leen returned from a short visit in
Dodson.
Miss Grace Jones Is home again
from Malta where she has been visit
Ing friends.
George Weaver was called home fro
Great Falls Sunday night by the ILL.,
ness of his wife.
Walter McCabe who has been study
ing medicine in Chicago Is back to
his old place in O'Hanlon's for vaca-
tion.
Oscar Shelton was in town Monday
from Zortmn. He has be riding
over the country in search OF lazy-s
horses.
Miss Agnes prosser, accompanied by
Clyde Warrington, left Sunday evening
for a short Visit with her sister, Mrs.
Dan Wolff near Benton.
A goodly number Of the citizens Of
this city spent Sunday at Fort Bel
KNAPP watching the Indians dance tn 2ir
Pow WOW dances.
Vacation time finds many Of he
young people back from school fer
the summer months and the town IS
again quite lively.
A new photograph, costing in the
nejghborhood OF two hundred dollars
has arrived at J. r. Williams drug
store.
Mrs c. NJ. Sedgwick returned from
Fort Benton Friday and expects %
spend the summer at her home on
Clear creek with her husband and son.
Mrs. r. G. Burns, an old-time res
ident of Chinook, passed t. ough The
other night on her way to Iowa 10
the funeral of her brother.
There is a report go ng around that
there will be no grand "Non-Ah-
Float" at all this year but just how
much truth there is in all this is not
known.
Mrs. Arthur E. Lewis returned FIR -
day noon from the east where she