The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-02-08

Foster was hauled in by the police
dragnet Monday, charged with having
| lifted a valuable watch from the pock-
ct of railroad man named Gould at
the Montana Concert hall last Monday
evening. Foster was arraigned be-
fore the police ma gistrate and given
80 days to recover from his tendency
to pluck watches from the unwary
ones.
The big rotary went west again
Tuesday, after being frozen down in
the local yards and requiring consider
able repairs. The snow in the west
is very deep and the rotary in con-
slant demand. The local yards are
one vast sheet of ice and a big crew
of laborers is at work on them this
week, trying to open up switches and
keep things in shape to handle the
numerous trains bound to come in as
soon as the road is opened up.
} H. w. Gross, the we'll known hard
) ware dealer, has decided to open up
undertaking parlors and tin shop
in Havrc in the near future, the loca-
ton of which is not at present de-
cided upon. Mr.. Gross has been a
resident of this city for many years
= and has always enjoyed a liberal pub
lie patronage. He Is an experienced
man in his line and his many friends
l will be pleased to learn that he is to
. re-embark in the business line again.
y A grand bali is to be given on Fri
, day, February %, 1907, Washington's
birthday, under the auspices of the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles. No ef-
S forts will be spared to make the oc-
d casion most enjoyable one. Music
0 will be furnished by the musicians of
: Hayre. The proceeds of this ball are
lgl to be used for the entertainment of
the guests which will be here for the
state convention, and for this reason
a large gathering is hoped for and
expected. Dancing will commence at
q $3.50 and continue until 1890. Ad-
= mission $500.
Il The Herald has an option on 16O
10 acres Of fine creek bottom land, we'll
e watered and timbered, with many i'm
provements. Will be sold cheap ant
is bargain for anyone looking for a
homestead. Located about miles
~ from Harlem. For particulars ad
J dress THE HERALD,
e Iavre, Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Meyers are tt
locate ir Butte where Mr.. Meyers will
engage in the plum bing business Mrs
II Meyers is already there and Gus will
T. join her the last Of the week Friday
IN evening the Ancient Orders of Knock
ers, the new lodge recently organized
here by Gus, gave him farewell
80 in the parlors of Mr.. William Yeor
AZ in the I'epin block. The evening wa
40 one of good cheer and fellowship and
many regrets We're expressed at the
~ departure from Hayre of one of the
most popular men in the city and his
~, estimable wife who enjoys large Giro
e Of friends as we'll
IS A HABIT TO BE ENCOURAGED.
le The mother who has acquired The
IS habit OF keeping on hand a bottle OF
J. | 10 r1,n To- in
herself a great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds, and crouE
to which children are susceptible arc
1t quickly cured by it's use. 1t counter
acts any tendency OF cold to result
l. in pneumonia, and if given as soor
Il as the first symptoms Of Group appear
: it will prevent the attack. This re.
IL NEEDY contains nothing injurious anG
mothers give it to little ones with a
feeling of perfect security. Sold by
- Havre Drug Co.
s. Eddie Croake has come forth from
e his long retirement from the roped
& arena, and has signed a set of ar.
n ticles to meet a soldier down at Fort
Missoula for a bet OF 5000 side says
the Butte Evening News. The date Of
II the contest has not been set, but
* will be some time in the near future.
is The contest is booked for ten
e. rouds. Croake, who was hog fat
'e when he left Butte, is slowly rounding
IL into shane and is said to he pnttinc
l. SO that he can go few rounds in
something like his old style. George
Siddons, the vetran fighter and trainer
will go to Missoula and get Croake in.
to condition for the contest The SOL
- diers down there are getting hungry