The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-09

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ranged with the Miss Verna May co.
to use plays from their stock. MIR.
Crowell has a clever company of Hayre
actors. The first play will be put on
within the next few weeks. That beau
tiful rural drama, Cecil Dare, with
new special scenery painted fer this
production will be first. Don't fail to
see the great barn scene. The follow
ing plays will be produced this winter
| "A Debt Of Honor Down on the
Farm" "The Village Bill" Cam
&c. s. and others by famous authors.
These plays are being produced in all
! the large theatres in America. Cast will
be published later. Write for the big
show.
| Miss Ethel Dewar entertained a Jolly
company of her friends at the Hotel
Havre Wednesday evening at dancing
party, and, like all of Miss Dewars par
ties this a very enjoyable one Ice cream
and cake were served. Following are the
invited guests: Messrs. and Mes
danes: Rogers, II. N. Lewis, Mcknight,
Howard, Deeds, Redmond, E. r. Broad
water, Hester, and Mrs. Hoffman. The
Misses Buckingham, Anderson, Holland,
Haggard. Richards, Mckenzie, Lepper,
Anderson. sanderson, Lidke. Chase. Nc
Kenzie, Glendenning. Harvey, and De-
Lorimiers. Messrs. Grimmer, Harvey.
Gentry, Hamilton. Williams, McCulloh,
Wanvig, Fryburg, Garrow, Robertson,
Piper, Yaw. Collier, Mckenzie, Robert
TT. Smith, Holland Rose, Cherier, E. A.
Smith and Mcdonald. Also among the
guests were Capt. and Mrs. steere, Of
Fort Assinniboine.
The Havre juvenile football eleven de-
feated Chinook's eleven last Sunday III
an Interesting and lively game by a
score OF s to 0. The following Is the
lineup Of the two teams. Havre:-
Arthur Lamey. l.. H.; Chas. Allen, r.
B.; Jas. McClosky, r. H.; Joe Rose.
L. B.; II. Heenan, Cent; Ed. Kennedy,
r. G.: Mike Barrett. r. r. chas. TIud-
son. r. E; Eugene Ham. l.. G.; r.
Brader, L. T.; and Stephen Foster, l..
e. Chinook:-G. Hendr 4ckson, r. II;
Byrell Nelson, l.. H; Chas. Houser. F.
B.; Rex Barton. Cent; Guy Putnam,
l.. G.; r. Houser, J.. T.. Harry Chris
tian, r. T.; Fred Houser, r. E.; Vernon
Nelson, L. E.; and Harry McCabe, L. 3.
A return game viii be played next
Sunday afternoon on the Havre grounds
near the c. N. freight house. Game call
led Immediately after the arrival OF train
No. from the east.
| The best treatment for indigestion and
troubles OF the stomach is to rest the
stomach. It can be rested by starry
alton or by the use Of a good digestant
which will digest the food eaten, thus
| taking the work off the stomach. At
the proper temperature, a single tea
spoonful Of Kodol will wholly digest 5000
grains of food. It relieves the present
annoyance, puts the stomach in shape
to satisfactorily perform its functions.
Good for xindigestion, sour stomach,
flatulance. palpitation of the heart and
dyspepsia. kodol Is made in strict con-
formity with the National Pure food
and Drug Law. Sold by Beckstead Drug
company.
In these days of absolute up-to-date-
ness in everything, the public will ac-
cept the best obtainable which is but
right. The new version Of Mr.. Walters
comedy, "A Millionaire Tramp" comes to
US splendidly recommended and accord
ing to all reports should meet the high
est requirements of even the most fas-
tidious of our play-going public. Mana
ger Mcintyre Of the Opera House has
secured this attraction, which will be
presented complete in every detail of the
original production at Opera House on
Saturday night, Nov. 18th.
The organization Is headed by Harry
Todd 6 very clever young comedian
who gives promise Of taking rank among
the leading actors Of the country. He Is |
surrounded by an all star cast OF met
rorcliten fame and reputation. The play |
Is said to be built upon entirely new
lln"s arc IL bright and pleasing In ev-
errh Particular and is one Of the few
comedies possessing plot capable OF be-
ing followed intelligently. The dialogue
Is brilliantly written and the story con-
tdins touches Of real heart interest. on
ly intensified by the sparkling efferves-
cence of comedy accompanying Its de-
ve!orn emit.
Good for everything salve Is used for
and especially recommended for piles.
That Is what we say of DeWitt's Witch