The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-19

Hon. RI. I. Frank the Butte capital
ist. spent yesterday in the city while
returning home from Whltefish, where
he constituted lodge OF master m4sons.
| While here Mr. Frank paid visit to
tAc cement deposits near Hayre, owned
~ 8-easrs. Deylin & McCul1oh.
A. Z, Collins, representing tie San
Francisco offices Of the Mergenthaler
Linotype company OF whom the Herald
purchased the typcsetting machine Last
| spring arrived the first Of the week for
the purpose OF making some adjustments
on the machine and instructng tie force
| in its manipulation
| r. f. Marcoe ana ". 7, Cole hunted
down the river Sunday and during their
rambles came upon herd of four deer.
Mr. Marcoe says that Mr.. Cole had the
| buck fever so bad that he couldn't stoot
and Mr.. Cole says that Mr.. Marcoe shot
away all his ammunition but didn't hit
| anything -Whitefish Pilot
Or. r. c. Hill, who has been study
| ing in the hospitals Of Europe for tho
past year, has returned and resumed
his practice in Great Falls. 1J-12t
Mcssrs l.. 0. Hudson, democratic can
didath for county treasurer, T. A. CarnaL
republican candidate for county attorney
and GG". E. Heron democratic candid
ate for county commissioner, and
Maughans five-piece orchestra went to
Gold Butte Thursday evening. A grand
ball ard Qualification was held Friday
evening.
c. M. Brooks, prosperous young
rancher Of Henry's Basin, was in the
city Saturday, bringing in a load Of
produce. Mr.. Brooks says that the
hardest thing the farmers of this section
have had to contend with this season
was a lack of help. Men could not be
found who would work on ranches for
any wages.
I am the candidate of the Democratic
party for the office of treasurer Of
Chouteau county and respectfully solicit
your vote. If I am elected to the Of
earned by county funds shall he turned
into the county treasury
W. r. Spencer was at Chinook last
week and purchased a team which he
drove to this place. Ole Veseth hap
pened in the same evening and recog- |
nized the team as one that disappeared
from his ranch about lambing time !
They both went to Chinook the next
day where the matter was made plain |
to the seller, who returned Mr.. Spencer |
his money. It is said that johnny u
lom had a hand in landing the horses at |
Chinook Malta Enterprise
gressive business man. in the fullest
sense of the term His latest ad-
dition to his already up-to-date bakery
plant is in securing the services of
thoroughly competent baker. For years
the Gourley bakery has been famed for
its good things to eat, and justly has
this bakery merited all that has been
said to it's credit. All orders-either
given personally, by mail or by tele-
phone will receive prompt and careful
attention.
FOR sALE--One 141Axo2 c. P. Gordon,
used three months; one Reliance paper
cutter, used six months Cheap for cash,
Z. T.. THATCHER,
L7-ft Minot, North Dakota.
Mrs. O. S. Golf and Mrs. V. Z. Old
son entertained Wednesday afternoon at
he Eastern Star ladies and few
friends. The afternoon was given over
to fancy work, while Miss Glendenning,
who returned from Europe a short time
ago, entertained the ladies with a de-
scription of her trip through Japan,
also Of the ways and customs of that
country, which was very interesting,
Tie rooms were prettily decor
ated in the colors of the
i've points of the star. Souvenirs in
he shape of star emblems in water
,olors were presented to each guest.
Mrs. l.. Newman and Mrs. Riordan as
sisted III serving. Dainty refreshments
we're served consisting of potato salad,
WATERS. olives, coffe, ice cream and
assorted cake. The afternoon was one
o tc remembered as most pleasant.
STABLE FOR SALE-Size 28x1i. Good
loors, good stalls complete. Tight floor
lpstairs; holds two and one half tons Of
nav Address, James Lamey, Havra,