The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-28

Attorney Ii. u. Lay. OF Helena, eX-
speaker o. the house and one Of the
most prominent men in the state, was
a business visitor last Saturday.
Sunday was another summer-like
day in T,ayre and the public was out
enmasse to enjoy the fine air and
stroll about the streets of the city.
OATS WANTED.
Gussenhoven will pay s1.3S11a per
hundred pounds for your oats, de-
lilered al Fort Assinniboine. Mont, III
3 -bushel sacks.
President S. J. Mckenna, of the I'm
ion Bank and Trust company, Of Hell
era, was one of the prominent vIsi-
tors from the state capitol here Sat
urday
The officials Of the land office at
Great Falls have cancelled the entry
OF Henry F. Logee, Jr, for 100
acres in section 29-31-27 E., in Chou
teau county.
Comparison viii convince you that
F. B. Churchill will give you DAM
ond bargains.
The case against Jack Wetherly,
charged with horse rustling was adj
journed last Saturday to next week.
it being impossible to obtain witness
es at this time.
d. P. Van Horne, of Helena, spec
ial agent of the Pacific Mutual Life
Insurance Co., spent several days in
the G esident
agent, FL ]. Mofli.
Mrs. II. G. Gelder, of Chinook, was
the visitor of Havre friends the fore
part of the week. Mrs. Colder was
enroute to Helena where she was call
ed by the illness of her mother
Start the New Year with a direct
communication with neighbors aud
business houses. 1t will pay yoa.
Try the telephone system and watch
results.
The Machinists' ball is to take
place on the evening Of December 81,
New Years evening, instead of New
Years night as has been given out
before. 4 good time is anticipated.
Mayor Newman was a Great Falls
visitor list Saturday where he went
TO meet r. r. Kilroy Of Butte, who
is promoting the scheme for bust
ness mems organization to boom Mon.
tana
C. W. Hansen, OF Chinook, spent a
few hours in the city Monday enroute
home for the holidays. G. W. is now
engaged promoting creameries through
out the state ami is meeting with
great Success.
Attorney w. 3. Sands of Chinook
spent the DAY here Thursday visiting
with old friends and acquaintences
He reports the sugar beet factory pro-
ject for Chinook as something sure
{, come eventually.
MARRIED-Christm night, at the
residence of the brides mother, Mr.
John Wallace to Miss Florence Trot-
tiel, both of this city. Judge Allen
In his Usual happy manner, tied the
people one for life.
The IT. A. NJ. club gave one OF
their pleasant dancing parties at the
opera house Christmas evening and
notwithstanding the short notice givey
toe party was we'll attended, and
proved & pleasant social affair.
A horne without a phone is almost
'.out in The wilderness" these days.
Send in your name for the new tele-
phone book soon to be printed.
Hon. Charles N, Pray is in receipt
of his certificate OF election as rep
resentative-elect to the sixtieth con-
gress, which will he his credentials
when he goes to Washington to take
the oath OF office on March 4th.
News has been received in railroad
circles here of the appointment at St.
Paul, of ". r. Beggs as general solic-
itor of the Great Northern road. He
was formerly assistant general solic-
itcr. He assumes his duties January
first.
GROUP.
Not minute should be lost when
a child shows symptoms Of Group.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hoarse.
or even after the croupy cough ap.
pears, will prevent the attack. Il
e.