The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-07-29

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aid Saturday and returned Sunday
evening.
! The safest and best place to get a
pair Of perfect fitting glasses Is 0
st-euse. registered Optometrist.
The dance given by the Eastern
star last Thursday evening was one OF
the most enjoyable events given this
summer.
S. Marriette, one of the substantial
ranchers of the district near Oldham
was a business visitor in the city
last week
Rev. o. A. White, district elder of
| the North Montana conference, was a
visitor in the city last week from his
home at Whitefish.
Frank Reichell arrived from across
the line on Thursday and Will visit
| friends In the city for couple of
weeks.
DR.. J. L. Dickson, of Chinook was
a visitor in the city last Saturday, hav
irg come up to sign deed for the
transfer of a house and lot in East
ilavre which he had sold through
Judge Ed. NJ. Allen. .a.
The grand bali given by the Hilla
orchestra last evening at the McIn-
tyre opera house drew out a large
cro%d who enjoyed the pleasures CT
tripping the light fantastic toe" TO
an early hour this morning It was
a jolly success.
Miss Lillian Hammond is visiting
with her friend, Miss Grace Cowan, of
Box Elder. Miss Hammond Is one
Of Havre's energetic young ladies who
contemplate attending some school
of higher learning this coming school
year. She, with Miss Cowan will at
tena Hamlin University.
A. w. Mckay, the affable manager
the Western Unions interests in the
city. who has been east attending the
meeting Of the Shriners and who al
SO visited his old Canadian home, re-
turned to the city the first of the
week and was accompanied by his sis
ter who will visit for some time,
| George Jacques has sold his Oxford
barber shop and left last evening for
Kendall, Montana where he has a po-
istion offered him. Mr.. jacques has
been one Of the moving spirits in
the musical circles Of the city as far
rs band and orchestra music is con-
cerned and has may friends who will
regret to see him leave the city.
Tuesday evening vicious assault
Vas perpetrated ON Nelse Cody. An
unknown man attacked Cody about 10
O'Clock as he was passing by the ice
house west of the city and slashed
him across the face with a razor, in
flicting an ugly wound which EXTEND
clear across his face. No trace as to
the identity of the assailant has been
gained
| The Herald has been requested by
Miss Agnes Atkinson, county super
intendent of schools that the next
regular teachers examination, and the
state eighth grade examination will
be held Friday and Saturday, August
2Sth and goth. At Hayre und-r Mr.
| E. V. Graybe all Chinook, under Mr..
T. J. Troy; and at Fort Benton under
Miss Atkinson.
f. +. Horton has given up his po-
sition with the surveying gang ON
the road and has taken q position in
| the store at the shops. Mr.. Horton
l., Industrious young man who is
| trying 10 better his condition by taxi
| ing q course of study after work
hours. His present position gives h m
much better opportunity to pursue
his studies. Such young men do not
| fail, How much better it would be
for many young men of Havre If
their evenings were spent in such q
way. There is room at the top In
| the lever walks of life there is always
a SCRAMBLE; the higher one climbs the
more room there is. The little job
usually as many applicants but the
position which pays Well seeks some
one to fill it. Don't stay down where
it is SO crowded; climb to where there
is room and where you can get 4
good, full breath.