The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-02
LOCAL MENTION
Local view postals at BOone's.

Attorney General Albert Galen was
here from Helena, Monday.
Hon. \. S. Lehman, Chinook's first
mayor. was a Havre visitor the first
Of the week.
Andy ] Moore and family from the
Bear Paw mountains were transactlng
business in town Saturday.
Inspector and Mrs. Harris visited in
Helena last week Friday where Mr..
Harris was called upon business.
Miss NJ. G. Avery arrived in Havre
Monday morning from the west, and
intends giving instructions in TAPESTRY
painting.
Mrs G. O. jerks entertained few
friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. E. r. Broadwater, who left
for Spokane Monday.
Fred Bradley. fireman on Nos. | and
,, running on the high line west or
here, has gone east for months
visit to his old home.
Special line of stationery at Boone's.
G. NJ. Barrett returned from Great
Falls, Saturday, where he went with
H. A. Skusa, who is suffering with
another attack of paralysis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Meyers have
removed from Fl. Assinniboine
to the city and have taken rooms in
the Buffalo block during the winter.
The Germans of the city gave a
social dance at CheStnut'S hall last
Saturday evening. A most enjoyable
time was reported by those in attend
ance.
Mrs. Heron and children arrived
from Glasgow, Saturday, to join their
husband and father, Master Mechanic
Heron of the Great Northern shops
here.
Miss Elizabeth Richards, youngest
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Rich
ards, returned home Sunday morning
from Helena, where she has been at
tending school,
John Grain left Saturday evening
for the east This will be Mr.. Grains
first visit to his old home near Sara
toga, Iowa, in 25 years and he will re-
main there during the winter.
Jas. O'Rielly. who was knocked of
his engine last August while looking
out of the window Of his engine, and
who has been unable to resume labor
before. has taken his old run again.
The Royal Neighbors are preparing
to give an oyster and peach social at
the lodge hall Saturday night. Al
admission charge Of p cents each will
be made, and everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
Paint, paint brushes. wall paper
alabastine, window glass in stock at
all times at BOone's.
Mrs. $. A. Olson, of Great Falls
came down Monday morning and com
pleted a deal for the purchase of {
homestead, located six miles from
Great Falls from John Robinson, al
employee Of the Great Northern shops
at this place.
Local fight fans look forward to next
Tuesday evening, when kid" Lee OF
Havre, and Doc" Flynn, of Sal
Francisco, will meet for a 20-r0unC
contest at the Montana Concert hal
for side bet Of $3.50, aud the uSua
division Of the gate receipts.
Just a little kodOl after meals vii
relieve that fulness, belching. gas on
stomach, and all other symptoms 0
indigestion. kOdol digests what yOl
eat, and enables the stomach and iii
gestive organs to perform thei
functions naturally. Sold by Beck
stead Drug Co.
Advices from Helena the first of TIN
week say that Judge William II. Hun
dismissed the appeal Of Chung Yick,
Chinaman alleged to be unlawfully il
the United States, and ordered hi
deportation. Chung Yick was arrested
at Hayre by Chinese Inspector Harri
on Dec. a, 1905, and was ordered de
ported by Justice W. B. Piper OF
Wednesday, Dec. 9th. Mr.. Yick vii
soon start for the land of his nativity