The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-12


left Friday night for four-weeks visit
on the coast. visiting in Seattle. Ia
coma and Portland.
Two furnished rooms for rent Enquir
at the Herald office
r. E. Hammond and family are absent
in the state capital. They departed last
week with the intention of visiting with
friends for two weeks
John Rune and Chris Miller, two pro-
minent Chinook wool growers, spent
few hours in the city Monday. while re-
turning from the fair at Helena.
mir and Mrs. Jurgen Kuhr and daugh-
ter, Miss Carolyn, spent q part of Mon
day visiting Havre friends. They We're
enroute to their Chinook home from
week spent at the state fair.
Eddie Filler, day clerk at Hotel Havre.
this week bought the Fullmer residence
between Fourth and Fifth avenues on
Third street. Mr.. Filters family oc-
cupied the new home Tuesday.
STABLE FOR SALE-Size 2Sx1i. Good
floors, good stalls complete. Tight floor
upstairs; holds two and one half tons Of
hay. Address, James Lamey, Havre,
Montana.
Mrs. James Dewar was this week vi
sitting her young daughter, Eta, who
is attending school at ST. Vincents a.
cademy in Helena. Mrs. Dewar wal
| accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Ethel.
When Ebenezer went to WOO
Miss Sarah Jane, a pretty Miss.
At first they sat
Thus far apart
But now they sit
Aboutlikethis
Judge L. o. Hudson took enough time
off to go down to Lake BcWdoin the
first Of the week for a short hunt. He
| was accompanied by Messrs. H. ]. Gleas
| on and Jas. Smith and son. The party
| bagged II ducks
FOR sALE-ona 141ax22 c. P. Gordon,
| used three months; one Reliance paper
cutter used six months. Cheap for cash
E. r. THATCHER,
17-at Minot, North Dakota.
| Alvin I.ucke and wife and Mr., Lucke' S
sster-in-law, Miss Emma Rudersdorf,
all of Freeport, ILL.,, were Ravre visit
ors for too brief period this week, on
their way back to the Sucker state from,
| a visit in Seattle.
Miss Agnes Atkinson spent a portion
| Of Monday in the city on her way to
Chinook to take charge of the edu-
cational exhibit at the Chouteau county
fair and, incidentally, attending to her
interests as a candidate for reelection
| to the office of superintendent of school
Phil Gilboe-who doesn't know Phil
has temporarily deserted Havre to &C.
cept position in the Grand hotel il
Great Falls. Mr.. CIR. Glboe has nj
idea of quitting the city, because Phi
always knows a good thing when he
sees it, just as Havre knows him as q
goodly fellow.
Oliver Tingley of Big Sandy passed
through the city Tuesday with a bunch
of race horses, several jockeys and the
usual entorage of trainers. He has
faith in his mares and said he would
back the other markings off the board
at the trackside at the Chouteau county
fair in Chinook.
| A cold is much more easily cured WheI
the bowels are open. Kannedy's Laxa.
tive Honey and Tar opens the bowels
! in young or old. Sold by Beckstead Drug
Company.
CARD OF THANKS.
Everyone of my family that is scat
tered will join me sincerely thanking
all those who nobly gave aid and as
sisted in the burial of my brother, Chris
p. Hoilien. We particularly desire tc
thank MIR. and Mrs. Gus Hobbs, Frank
Swartz and the Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. 2. 2. LEE.
For years the talk in Havre has been,
after each succeeding-to say the least,
common-show company has come and
gathered in the shekels, why don't
we get good show?" Well, we are
about to be visited by a good company,
J viz: the Rosican Opera company, VINO
are billed for the opera house for next
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