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INDIANS CAPTURE TRAIN.
Take Possession Of Supplies En- Route
to Cavalry.

Sheridan, Wyo.-A four:horse wagon
loaded with government supplies in-
tended for the Tenth and Sixth troops
OF cavalry was held up by tho Utes Ut
a point between Arvada and tho mill
tary camp near Moorehead. and looted.
The driver was held at the point OF
half u hundred rifles unutil the bucks
empticd,the big load and strapped II on
their ponies.
In the load was 5000 pounds of flour.
and the military IL reported camped
ut tho mouth OF Buffalo creek subsist-
Ing on short rations until the arrival OF
more. hastily ordered from Arvada.
Tho Sixth cavalry from Fort Meade
expected to Join the troops from Fort
Koogh bringing supplies for them
The Keosh troops are at Ashland
with these supplies and expected to
meet the Sixth there.
After looting the wagon. the Indians
allowed the driver to proceed. and the
band rode away with the booty. This
band IL now reported to have outwit-
ted the soldiers and scouts completely
and Is reported returning up Little
Powder river and already In Wyo'
ming. They are thought to be either
waiting for the Cheycnnes to Join them
or sparring for time In order to make
better terms with the government In
case of surrender. One hundred
braves are reported In this band. the
others now being camped on Hear
creek. near Birncy. Two companies
OF infantry from Fort Mackenzie have
left Sheridan for tho vicinity OF Bir'
ncy and It is intended To patrol the
eastern boundary Of the Cheyenne res.
eryation TO prevent the movement OF
that tribe eastward.
Scout Rosscuip Of Dirncy. who Ia
thoroughly conversant with the section
of tho country In which the utes are
now believed to be In. does not think
the rencIadcR will be given any as'
sis,nnec by tho Chcyenncs. Only one
NTH OF these are on the reservation.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
AN AacAoa 70 wlaowAap.
Daniel o'oay's witty Explanation Of
Subscription to Church.

Il cannot speak Of Daniel o'Da,
without emotion" said one Of his as
sociates high In the Standard OIL com
pany.- There never, was braver
truer man to work with. He was mas
ter of his business. master OF re-
sources, and one always felt that ut
the call OF duty or tho behest OF
friendship he would cross the cont.
nent at an hours notice. This quality
always made him picturesque figure.
He was u cavalier Of the oil fields"
or his many bencvoiences. tales
without number are told. evidencinG
his mother wit as well as the uni
versatility OF his giving. One recalled
by friend seems worth telling:
Mr.. O'Day was "a Catholic and the
friend was a Protestant. The latter.
finding Daniel O'Day's name down for
a humping subscription to n Baptist
charity, asked him how he could
square himself with tho pope. o'Day.
assuming his quizzlcal expression.
said:
well. the next world. maybe. Ii no:
accurately chnrted. but between you
and me. that Baptist subscription was
little anchor thrown TO windward
in the waters of heavenly. Y. Mall.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
indians Movino Back.

Rock Springs. wyo.-Thc large band
Of Ute Indians. rounded up by the gov.
eminent officials east Of Douglas two
weeks ago. started on the return trip
TO the white Rock agency in Utah. and
snowbound here, will start out again
In few days for the reservation. The
Indians preferred to make the jour.
ncy overland from Rock Springs in.
stead Of going by train. They have
been cared for while here by public.
spirited citizens and the government.
They do not like the idea OF returning
TO the reservation, fearing the govern.
ment will let them starve. Should Un
Gle Sam provide food and clothing for
them. however. they will be content
at White Rock,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
kino eavors Woman Suffrage.

stockholm.-King Oscar has de.
clarei for woman suffrage. according
to the leaders OF the movement In
Sweden. A deputation which waited
upon the president of the council was
given a ve'y sympathetic reception.
The following day the deputation was
received by King Oscar. His majesty
is said to have expressed himself as
being In complete harmony with the
movement. II hope" he is reported
TO have said, that shall see this ex.
,ellent reform accomplished before my
death, but II can not be undertaken
3uring the coming session"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Soldier. Mus, Wear Tags.

washington.-ActinE upon the rec.
ommendation of Surgeon General
oRcilly. Acting Secretary Oliver has
ordered that hereafter Identification
tags Of aluminium. the size of a silver
hnif.doliar. stamped with the name.
company and regiment OF the wearcr.
be- suspended from the neck Of every
officer and soldier, underneath the
clothing. by n cord. These badges viii
be issued free to enlisted men and at
cost price to officers. General Barry.
acting chief of staff. states that there
can he no question about the great i'm.
portance of such badges. as Ia demon.
stra,ed by the thousands Of graves Of
the unidentified dead of the Civil War.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Walters Modes. Request.

Meiba admircs tho independence os
her fellow Australians. but on ono oc-
casion she had rather a pronounced
experience with what she calls their
delightful impudcncc." She had walt
ed long time for dinner a, her hotel
in large mining town and fnaily
made a sharp complaint to the waiter.
"wcli, ma'am." said he. coolly. you
might sing us a song TO pass tho
time This to vocalist who ono
evening received $1,000 from William
Waldorf Asior for Inging four sonEs
IN his London mansion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
THEY Cv2E l...--,.-....... Il
A Particularly Pa:rrpi Go--, CO -.i,o
Disease Yieids 10 Or. W.L.a..a'
PINK En.a

or tho many rormsw',ich rl,cr-'r'iv',
takes, that which Is popularity kpwn Il
semitic rheumatism probtnly t1rtrr,sl its
vicii'n nnrc tlinn nny other. T,ru DIR.
Williams Pink Pills have cured th's
stubborn ns well ns pniniul tiomhlr ~ II
fact prov.n by tho following statement,
nnd no sufferer who RAIDS this cIn nj
ford 10 let prejudice stand in the why of
trying thcse bloo,l-n,nlsing pills.
Rheumatism in now genrrT,lly rc-
c,Gniz.,l ~ disease Of tho blopl. Dr..
Williams Pink Pills Fundamentally
make-pure blood. When tho bloai in
pure there can 10 no rheumatism. Mrs.
Thomas Brcsnclu,n. Of 81 Mill street.
Wnt-itown, N. Y, says:
my trouble began with srccrc cold
which took Rb,ut u weuk before
Christmas in 1891 began Ia hI,yo
rheumatic Iriins III my back and limbs
and after u tim. l ronl,ln't straigliieii
up, ] suffered tho most awful Is,in for
months nnd much of ii. time wiz u,,-
able to leave tho hDus. aud Ind to take
hold of a chair in o=,lcr tn wal, nn,i
sometimes l could mot stand MP AT all.
''Tho disease wis pEoIonucri sci.,t'1
rheumatism, aud. although Ind u < s.i
physicinn and tank his mr'iiein. faith
fully. ! did not get any b,tirr. After
some six weeks of this terrible Ja,l u aud
suffering ! tried Dr. Williams Pink
Pills nnd that IL tho medicine Tint "a -,-,i
m.. After u few bpS.s III. pain wnt
less intense aud could s-r drci'i-i Ina
provemcnt. l continued to take tlie pills
until I wns entirely cur-l nnd ! hava
never hRd nny return of the troui,i. -
All druggists s.'ll Dr. Williams Pink
Pills. os thc r,m.dy will la nnil,-i p-,si-
paid. ON receipt of price. 30 cents Jrr
b1x. Fix boxes for Sa.50. by III. DIR. Will
lianis Medicins Co.. Schenectady. N. Y.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
peppery Reply.

The Rev. Amos Fletcher was keen
and accomplished naturalist. Ills spc-
ciaity was a quite remarkable knowl.
edge Of different classes of fungi.
Ills enthusiasm. however. was but
indifcrcntiy appreciated by certain
members OF his parish. and one day
when calling upon one of them. old
Miss Locke. he was considerably en-.
barrasscd when she reminded him %!
the exact length of time that hao
elapsed since he paid her a visit.
lie began to make excuse for the
delay when she cut him short.
III was a toadstool.' she said with
a grim irony. you'd have been to see
me long ngo."-Youth's Companion.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Greeley J.w.ler Arrested.

Dcnvcr.-A Republican special irom
Greeley says: Constable ID. r. Camp
icf, for Cripple Creek Thursday night
to bring back Roland Turner. arrested
there on charge OF cmbczslcmont ana
larceny preferred by ]. $. Johnson. n
jcwclcr here. in whose employ Turner
wns for i've months until recently.
Turner was manager of the Icsnson
jrweiry store and was riyun full con
,ro, of the business. II Is alleged that
the company Ia short 5000 In money.
ievciry. etc. Turner is young. hand.
some and of pleasing manner and made
friends easily. Il is said there In
woman in the case. although Turner
has an es,imable wife residing here.
who. II In said. has not known of his
Whereabouts since his disappearance
six weeks ago.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Worlds Poisonous snakes.

Tho most dangerous snake In the
African mamba. the most specialized.
tho most deadly and one of the largest
Of tho cobras- u, nics n, everybody
and everything: II goes out OF Its
way to quarrel: Il will even come
down from q trrc To solicit an In
icrvic~. Over In India there II the
xrrat king cobra. or hamadryad. q
sixc larger. quite as Hcrec-ii has
been known To chase = man on horse
hack. he had To ride for his life
hut ita poison II = degree icss vir.
uicni. The difference. however. may
bc considered negligible and ceases
tn interest the patient after n few
minutes. Among the Austrian cob
ras. tho pit vipcra Of America and tho
great West African vipcrs there aru
species with evil regulations. and tho
most alarming feature Ii that tho
aggressive snakes arc all desperately
poisonous.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
SUICIDE At PUEBLO.
Yeunp wife seerns Her Dying HUI
band.

p Pucbio.-Ironins clothes In hc'
kitchen while her husband lay wriih'
inr on the sidewalk In front Of her
house, Mrs. John Carr. II In said. 70
fused to step outside the door when
ncishbors told her That her spouse was
dying by his own hand outside.
Carr on Thursday morning went TO
the home of his wife. from whom hc
had been separated for some time. aud.
stepping upon the porch. raised two.
ounce bottle containing carboiic nc'd
TO his lips and drained u.
Hc then knocked nj tho door. Mrs
Carr answered. and. seeing her huS
band. Il IL said. slammed the door In
his face. Carr turned. walked few
feet and fell In agony. Ncishbors told
'his wife. but she is said to have
stated:
.ict him die. He should have done
tha, long time ago"
In a few minutes tho man was dead.
Tn. couple married after n romantic
meeting June I'd. The wife was fifteen
years old Mt tho time Of her marriage
Carr, Il In said. had been drinkins
heavily. He was a cook. This morp
Ing, Il n alleged. no left the restaurant.
amer displaying revolver aud stating
that hc was going To Kill his wife and
ino,hef.in.iaw and aftcrward commit
suicide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
An Attach on ,hs Cloth.

Gov. Higgins Of New York, during
a discussion about ehurch-soins. told
a story of n quick.wittcd Scot.
Il don't at all approve Of this Scot
he began. but think he had ready
wit.
Ills minister took him 10 task one
day because he never came To church.
roinng instead all summer and curling
all winter long.
MAN. man. the minister ended. IL
ye dinna mend yc'ii land ycrscr where
yen no be troubled wi sermons. LAM.
or short
The Scot Erun,cd.
"'wcci. aihiins. so. he said. but mo-
for the want % mccnistcrs,'"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
All tn. "Eoe,s- She nad.

One morning little girl. who lived
In South BOSTON. was endeayoring to
put right shoe on her left foot.
and vice versa. Her father. who was
much Interested in watching her
ruthless trial. exclaimed: why.
Millic. you arc putting your shoes on
the wrong feet"
That's all the foota I dot. papa
replied the child.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
e,v. rheos.od L.serers Wanted.

san rrancisco..Thc Southern Pa
cihc wants avc thousand iaborcts,
This IL the statement Of ono OF the
local oniciaiA Orders have Just come
from Hartman TO hasten the develop
mcnt Of the Pacific slope lines and the
olllriais arc getting busy. Within the
nsst two years over 3:s.oo0.ooo VIII be
spent In the construction of lines on
the Pacific coas, by tho Hartman sys
tom. u In the preparation for the great
struggle in railroad competition that
4, coming. with Hiii on the north and
tho Gould line creeping across the con.
t;pcpt. Hartman realizes that u viii
mean a great flsht and that the lie os
tho big systems will depend on the
completeness with which they are
equipped with feeders.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
wom,, Novels, Widely Read.

Miss Braddon. the popular novelist,
who celebrated her sevcntie,h birth,
day by issuing her six;y-sccond book.
received fi2.5O for her best known cf.
fort. Lady Audicy's Secret" Since
then royalties have beon paid TO her
on over a million copies. Miss Brad
don reads French. German. Spanbsl
and Italian with equal facility.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
Sun ls SlnakY.

The sun proves To- he undergoing
continual change of shape. From
measurements at Gottingen during IL
years. DIR. e. l.. Poor finds that the
ratio between the polar and equatorial
radii has varied considerably, and that
the variation takes place in a period
closely corresponding to that q u
sun spots.-New York Tribune.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-11-09
SPAlDIn6'S ATHLETIC LIBRARY
a, q. SPAloiuo 4 ORo0.

No. y-,s rH,s.S- rSnss.isAis 49, t.s.ss~-
h-..ss hss.i- t1sssA-~su a. L-sss ks-.s. csy
~. dsSsss. nsss>ss-is tsssss
N..,,,si rs-saa L-~s-~. nsaAsS
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
MANY L0AvE:S
FOR HUNGRY

4 machine which has a capacity of
tuning out 5000 loayes Of nice, fresh
bread IL one day and that without the
use of human hands In the mixing or
kneadiug process, seems a little out
Of the ordinary, at any event in bak-
er shops found in cities the size of
Havre brit such one has been purch-
ased by the Gourley bakery and will
soon be busy turning out loaves in
quantities.
A Herald representative visited the
we'll known bakery this morning and
was shown the big mixer. The ma
chine Is known as Champion bread
mixer and is an expensive apparatus,
costing, with the fixtures which go
with it, in the neighborhood of $1,000.
It Is ir the form OF a huge, steel
receptacle, something on the plan
Of q revolving churn and works on
that principle. Inside is revolving
wheel with steel arms which manipu-
lates the dough and does away with
the old fashioned style of kneading.
The machine is operated by three
horse power motor just installed and
viii be II. operation next week. Mr..
Gourley states that he Is now turn
ing out about 100 loaves per day but
that with his new machine he will run
the full capacity, as q large out-of-
town t~ada keeps the bakery very
busy.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
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 APP
pears, will prevent the attack. 1t
never falls, and Is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by Hayre Drug
company.
The Herald learns today that the
friends OF Mr.. A. D. Gill, the Landus-
ky rancher whose strange disappear
ance is reported In this issue else
where, that he may have gone to
South America, he having visited sew
eral weeks in Great Falls previous to
his departure for New York last fall,
and having spoken several times OF
making Il trip to South America, he
having visited that country once be-
fore,
Don't talk to yourself" it's bad
habit Say hello, to your neighbor
over the phone. It's the system.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-21
Why Should You Pay Cash!

r. X. Lewis and A. J. Frederick,
OF the Paindealer have been at the
state capitol the fore part of the
week.
The Sunday music at the Havre no.
Tel was ommitted because of the ina
,iiity of some of the orchestra to be
present.
Lucke has a swell line of Xmas
slippers in the way of Faust, Cayill
&: Eyerett's-all new stuff.
Harold Means returned last week
from a pleasant visit to st. Paul and
is again a. work in the Western I'm
ion offices.
Miss Freda Auerbach returned from
the western part of the state Monday,
where she has been visiting friends
the past month.
The Herald can do your job work
accordin, to the latest ideas Of artis-
tic printing. Como in and see us.
Mr.. L. Atkinson is certainly Win
ring a reputation for himself in turn
ing out such swell bakery goods at
Gourley'e bakery.
]. c. Fancoast, cashier of the First
National bank, was quite i'll the first
part of the week, confined to his home
by a sever attack Of the grip.
Oranges, lemons, grapes, bananas
and apples, fresh, at Kapernick's.
The Herald will soon print a new
telephone book for the Havre Electric
company and now Is the time to hand
in your name and'g get on the line
Mrs. leak, of Michigan, Is the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. Fl. w. Stringfel-
low, for few weeks. She will visit
her son LITTER on his ranch In the Big
Sandy country.
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CITY in BRIEF

>&''$s 49, = = y rs'Ts$
4 pair of Edwin Clapp shoes would
make a swell present
w. J. Beayy, Of Helena Sundayed
in the city.
A, Beckstead has been here for a
week from his new location at Pay
ette, Idaho.
A new carload of furniture for
Nmas Just arrived at the Commercial
store.
e. Nelson and wife of Box Elder
we're visitors in the city "Wednesday
and Thursday.
Superb tendent and Mrs. Mcknight
returned Wednesday from a trip over
the division east.
There is only one place in Havre
where they knead the dough-at
Gourley's bakery.
]. M. Rogers, a we'll known resi-
dent of Big Sandy, shook hands with
old friends here yesterday.
DR.. A. E. Williams has gone to
Minneapolis for the holidays where ne
viii visit relatives and friends.
All kinds of suitable Christmas
gifts at strouses' jewelry store.
J. J. Holland Is assisting at the
Hub clothing store during the holiday
rush at that popular establishment
Frank r.. Illman, of Glasgow, came
in Monday on business matters and
reports things prosperous out his way
See DesRosieg's specials In another
column Of this issue.
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Mrs. Ernest Kel1, of this city, has
been taken to Fort Benton and placed
in the 81. Glare hospital where she
will be given treatment for typhoid
fever.
Don't fail to take look at Lucke's
assortment Of slippers, you'll see some
swell goods.
Better take a good look in Church
Ills jewelry window and see what he
Is giving away with a $1,000 pur-
chase O" over. It will pay you to in
vestigate.
Quality and Quantity of goods pur-
chased at KaDernick's always right.
Peter DesRosier has sold his inter-
ests in the lunch counter located in
the new Pepin block to Mr.. James
Potts who will conduct the same in
the future.
A new carload of furniture for
Xmas just arrived at the Commercial
store.
Christmas dinner will be served at
the Eagle Cafe from u o'clock noon
to P. n.
Note the bill of fare printed on page
two of the Eagle cafe special Christ
mas dinner. It will be the most elab-
crate dinner served in the city for
the price--one dollar per plate
A whole car load of Christmas can
dies coming. Buy your candies at
Kapernick's.
School closes today for the holiday
vacation and many of the teachers
will leave for their respective homes.
Several have planned upon attending
the teachers convention at Butte on
the 2s-7.S
Some reasons why Lucke sells all
SJlS SAOtJ-11S DusS lilo DE1oA tAS5
always look we'll, feel well and wear
we'll.
Former superintendent C. o. jerks,
of the Great Northern, paid Havre
friends ;. visit OF two days of this
coming from the east where he return
ed Wednesday. He was accompan.
led by Mrs. jerks.
The latest silver novelties and SOU
venirs at F. B. Churchilps. 6. y
Watch Inspector.
| Considerable Of a crowd was a.
tracted TO the scens of a canine alter
cation between bull dog about town
and Paddy" the favorite of the Mint
saloon patrons The animals fought
tiercely until parted and honOrs were
| about oven.
Gourley's bakery has swell ca'en
dars for 1907. Call and get one.
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Ladies Love Luxurious Furs

O. E. Maddox has sold his city
property to conductor Mack and with
Mrs. Maddox will remove to Seattle
this week where they will make their
future home. They have resided in
I[avre for several years and a large
circle OF friends will regret their de-
parture.
DR.. Martha NJ. Frank, who is we'll
known Ill over the state Of Montana,
is at the Hotel Havre for a few days.
Persons troubled with nervousne IS,
headaches, or If you are wearing glass
es, consult her. Have your eyes ex-
annined. Your children, il they are
troubled Ill any manner with their
eyes, tai.a them to DR.. Frank
CARD OF THANKS.
We desire through your paper to eX-
tend our sincere thanks to all who
so kindly assisted during the late Ill
ness and death of our husband and
brother. Especially the Eagles.
Sincerely yours,
MRS. ANNIE O'BRIEN,
MRS. McNAUGHT.
Silyer's Ministries played to a fair
sized audience here Monday eve. The
olio was rather light because OF the
limited number in the same but the
songs and specialties were far above
the ordinary and took we'll Mr.. Sill
Yer made a hit with some of his own
compositions of illustrated songs. The
specialtics were generally good.
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.
The fourth annual ball of Hayre
Lndge, No. 49s, International Asso-
citation Of Machinists, will be given
In the orera house ON New Years
Eight AMI royal good time Is assur-
ed those who attend. First class mu-
sic will be furnished and i'll view OF
the fact that Havre devotees of Terp-
ischore, have not been afforded an op.
portunity to trip the light fantastic
for some time large attendance is as
sured.
The grand annual ball given By
tie Sons Of Herman is to occur this
year on January oath, and the details
are now being planned for the finest
party ever given by this well known
lodge. The ball will be masque
rade and prizes will be given for the
best costume, funniest, etc, as Ii
custom. Shortly after Christmas thu
committee will start out arranginf
with local merchants for the prizes
The ball will be given in the Opera
house AMI will be looked forward Il
with keeuest interest and anticipation
by those who love the dance.