The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09
Capt. Steere of Ft.. Assinniboine has
been ordered to Cuba

| for big game
The Ladies Social union Of the Pres
! Iy'erian church will give supper in the
| building formerly occupied by the Beck
stead Llus: Co., Thursday, Nov. 18th,
| from $50 to o'clock
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. Trumbull were here
! yesterday from Chester where Mr.. Trum-
bull has served so long as Great North
ern agent. He has resigned his position
! there and will remove to the Kalispell
| division.
The following is Havre's vote on the
selection of justices of the peace:
W. B. Piper, rep. .2l7
Ed. M. Allen, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IT'S
For constables. two to be elected:
Geo. Bickle, rep......................... .2t9
H. w. Gross, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .210
! Chas. Crawford, dem. 1923
| Geo. Francis, dem. .......................i3s
On the constitutional amendment:
- - - - - - ~
!, Against Is
| Edwd. Stoke extended an invitation
to the band to come over to his home
for a good time and thought to give the
boys pleasant surprise, but the sur
prlsewason Mr.. and Mrs. Stoke. for the
band boys presented them with q hand
| some silver tea set as a token Of the
high esteem In which this estimable
| couple were held The presentation was
made by Mr.. Logee with neat little
| speech. The date OF the gathering WAS
| the 10th anniversary Of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoke
column OF this ISSUE
| The following IS the program Of the
Study Clubs next meeting which will be
held with Mrs. Boone, Friday afternoon.
Nov. 18th. General discussIon-'Division
Into Families Of Indians East Of the
Mississippi chap. VII Gordy's history.
Paper" Aztics"-Mrs. J. A. Wright.
Character study-'powhatan"-M IT.
vine. Character study-"Massasoit"-M
Hammond. Manners and Customs OF the
Indians" Mrs. Walker. Roll call. Sc
lection from poems on the Indians. All
members please prepare chapter VII
Gordys' history. for general discussion.
Fort Assinniboine, Nov. 6.-Fort he
purpose of transporting pack mules to
the eastern seaboard. where they will go
on board a transport to be taken to
Cuba, special train left Assinniboine sta
ton this morning at 80 o'clock, bound
for st. Paul over the Great Northern.
mules and coach containing IA men
from the Fort Assinniboine post. 1t Is
bound for Newport News where the
mules and men will be transferred to
transport leaving that port Nov. s,
and with less than four days in which
to cover the distance across the CONT
nent a very fast trip will have to be
made.
Car of Santa Cruze blasting powder
now here. You know what it is and
where to get 1t.
The 7. a. M. Club are making great
preparations for their first annual mus
urh ic to Sr Ia
day evening. The following prizes will
be awarded: Most original couple-lady's
fine fur scarf and = Gordon hat Most
fancy dressed lady-a lady's lace waist
Most fancy dressed gent gold watch
fob. Most comical gent-a box Of cigars.
Best cake walking couple-gent's sweater
and a large fruit cake. The best wal,z-
ers-a pair of gents fancy slippers and
a large bottle of perfume. Most CON-
ical couple-a fine oriental china dish.
Most comical lady-a Hayilan china cup
and saucer. The prizes are on display In
the Hub window. Music will be furr,-
ished by Maughan's orchestra.
For years I starved. then I bought
60c bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure,
and what that bottle benefited me all
the gold in Georgia could not buy. ri
kept on taking it and In two months 7
went back to my work as machinist. In
three months I was as well and hearty
as ever was. II still use little oc-
casionally as find It fine blood puri- |
fier and good tonic. May you live
long and prosper" c. N. Cornell. |
Roding, Ga. Aug. H. 1906. Kodol Is sold |
here by Beckstead Drug company.
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