The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-02-28

Nr howard James, director of pur-
chases OF the Great Northern ra l.
Was passed through Havre the first OF
] the week in Jas. j. Hills private car,
I Ally He was met at Cu1bestson by
Fred Ayers, the shop time keepe
]. VIE. aent as far as Shelby W til hi \.
DIR. Ayers is brother-in-law OF Mr..
| James
The Star continues to draw .ts US
/ uai larse Louise. j ia tn. R. @.
sign has been out each night. The
/ Hot 2 Noble trio have had an en-
pertaining one-act comedy-d a. a. A
/ Wise Father, and will be seen n
something entirely new the coming
week, combined with the largS st pic
ture show ever given in the city.
Mrs. F. NJ. Cowan entertained a.
cards Wednesday evening. Tho
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. McMil an,
Mr.. and Mrs. Aldrich and Mrs. XII :
alec, the Misses Margaret MORGAN and
Verne Tracy. Messrs Reilly, Anderson
and Desarno. A feature Of the eve
ming being a vocal solo by Mr.. An
dersn assisted by Miss Tracy plan st.
The Kalispell District conferen
held its annual session Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday Of this week at
the First Methodist church in this city
and was attended by dozen or [ +
teen ministers from out OF the city.
All report a profitable session. A
steroptican exhibition ofslum life
in the cities, closed the session last
night.
| Conductor H. v. Foster is taking
up a subscription here and in Glasgow
to build a $4,000 block. 1t will con
tain cigar store, billiard aad 20 |
room and restaurant with rooms up
stairs. The company is formed of tie
railroad boys We hope H. V. wi l
have good success. A building Of that
kind is needed in Havre also. as we'll
as Glasgow. ..." ..5
..tendent S. A. Walker and as
at superintendent F. F. Gerrish
rave resigned their positions with g
treat Northern. The resignatins will
take effect some me &.iext month.
Who their successors will be is no.
Il Il ". vt this time. Supt. Walker
goes to Wilmer, North Dakota to be
assistant superintendent at that point
hl.le Mr.. Gerrish will be chief tram
~dispatcher at Crookston.
ASK YOURSELF THF QUESTION.
Why not use Chambe lain's Pain
Balm when you have rheumatism
We feel sure that the result will be
prompt and satisfactory. One applica.
tion relieves the pain, and many have
been. permanently cured by it's use.
Pain Balm Is liniment and is appliet
} externally to the affected pa s. "a
, and 80 cent sizes For sale by ali
| druggists.
Mr.. Snd Mrs. VIM. Kendig entertain
ed number Of friends at 500 on Tues
day evening. The party was given
, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Box,
r who expect to leave next week for
, Opportunity, Washington. The gentle
? mems prize, stein WIS won by Olt
! G. Skylstead and the ladies' prize
cut glass dish was awarded to Mrs
j. Lee. Pineapple sherbert, assorted
} cake and coffee were served. Those
: invited were Messrs and Mesdames
: Wilson, Bossuot Holland, Skylstead
:, Lee and Box. 5u
The city council met in Gentry &
oRose's office last Wednesday. City
: Clerk Rose was instructed to ask
, the county commiss one S for the use
!. of the pest house at the county poor
farm in exchange for the board ng
of county prisoners at the city Jail.
A dozen spittoons were purchased for
the new city hall. The scnool board
WAS offered the use of the city hall
for their meetings. A motion WIS
Iassed for the purchase of six beds
for the firemen. The meeting ad-
journed to meet next Monday night
Thos. J. BroadWater died at his
home in Memphis, Mo-, Thursday at
he ripe old age of 81 years He was
the father OF E. T.. Arthur, Harry
and Thomas, of this city and VIM. C.
Broadwater of Browning. The deceas-
ed was rugged pioneer who had
spent much of his life in the West,
being one of the forty-niners in Cali
fornia's palmy days. The deceased
was cousin of the late Col. Charles