The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-01-24
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house On Thursday, February 6. ct
T:45atp. mon the subject, Is One Re
ligion As Good as anolher?''
Saturday evening is the time, and
the Havre hotel is the place Whe /
you will be sure to get the worth
Of your money if you looking for
a good supper. Price So ceats.
Miss Ida Cannon gave tasfy pull
to several Of her young friends on
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs.
Arthur BroadWater. ve4y enjoyable
time was had by the girls pres Mt.
James j. Holland feas cd a W of
his friends at his residence on md
street Monday night with stump
tuous supper of raw oys ers and log
legs and other. allur4ng refreshments
Mrs. Francis e. Same Of Butte sta
deputy of the Ladies of the Ma abees
will remain here sor ano her week
or ten days. A large ass initia-
ton will be he'd in tue mar fun =.
For 50 cents you will get a ne
supper served in fine style by lot
of fine ladies' IN tine ace, + you
go % the EIavre nolet Saturd- y en-
Ing at any tine after five oo'loc ].
DISPATCHES from w sningtln til
week bring the news tAat Senator
Dixon mas int. o4u. ed a bill ie
sioning Hon. 0. S. Golf of this ci y
at $50 per month. Congratulate tons,
Mr.. Golf.
Miss Mary McHale has gone to the
Sweet Grass hills, where she wi VS.
it for sever4daass with re,atIv $, ie-
turning Tuesday. Miss Nc ale " u
soon leave for Supe 10 Wisco .,
she has an excellent post on with t-1e
railroad
Advices from Zortman rerort a fire
stroyed. The loss is said % le a -out
Railroad Co., in which the plant #
asks Judgment in the amount Of
ferred to the federal court. SUIT OF
| the same court.-River Press.
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Schwartz and
children, Of Gid ord, were he Q Sc
eral days this week. They we on
their way home f-om Helena, Whe e
they attended the meeting of the Nat
ional WoolgroWers' associat on.
| Vennum Of Har,em Of you an
elegant opportunity to get in On the
ground floor Send him one-fourth
down on hundred dollar lot and ne
will pick out the best on hand at
time of receiving the payment.
News has been received at Great
Falls announcing the death of Arthur
E. Wales the well-knoWn pi mo lner
at Fargo, N. D. Mr.. Wales made
frequent visits here, and had wi %
acquaintance among local residents.
Mrs. D.. S. Mckenzle enterta ned
the Tuesday Evening club at tnelr reg
ular meeting this week. SoAe time
was spent in sewing, af-er VIII cn
the girls laid aside their fancy WORK
and INDUCED in ca. DIS until late, W 4en
refreshments Of lobster salad, o es,
flakes, cake, coffee and sailed al
monds were servd.
African NJ E. church, qua: te-ly
meeting Praise meet ng, Z a. N.
Preaching II a. M, 3 and 7:45 pm.
Rev. w. T. OSBORNE of He ena W Il
be with us. Sunday school, go ?.
m. Quarterly conference, Monday
evening. Lyceum will meet Thu. S.
day. Prayer and class meeting
Friday evening. The public cordial
invited
Attorney R. T. O'Keafe, Jurgen
Kuhr and RUDE Dowens composed a
party of Clinookitos who cane up
Tuesday to inspect the Workin Of
the HaVre Coal company mines sou h
| OF town. The first two gen lem N
are interested in the new Rue
Lange Coal company recently Or
ganized at Chinook and were desir-
GUS of m"king some comparisons
The Rt. Rev. L. r. Brewer, s. T.
D., Bishop of the Diocese of Mon ana,
will visit St. Marks Episcopal eau CHI
on Sunday, February the End, 1908,
and will administer the ri g of co L.
firmation, after which, in co npany
with Rev. L. ]. Chrlstler, will keep
appointments at Chinook, Harlem M
ia, saco, Glasgow and Culbertsoa a,
the principal mission stations in the
Milk River Valley field.
The damage suit of w. D. Smotl-