The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-11-08

Storage Room for Rant-suiiable
for storing dry goods furniture or
light stocks. Enquire OF q. ST. Ger
maine. 4l-4t
Mrs. Jim Lee arrived home Satur-
day from Detroit. Michigan, VIII re she
spent the summer with relatl' es.
Mrs. Lee was called hone seye 81
months ago owing to the illness and
death of her father.
H. w. Gross arrived in Havre last
evening from Cour d'Lene, idano,
where he has located Mr.. Gross Is
loading a car with his household fu.-
niture and expects to leave with his
family in a few days.
If yon are in need of anything In the
line Of Heavy Machinery. Wa IONS,
Houses, Lots, or In fact anything, you
might "Talk whit Carruth." he gem
orally has them or knows where you
can be suited.
Stimulation Withou 1rritat on.
That is the watchwod. That 1s
what Foley's Orino Laxative does.
Cleanses and stimulate tie bowels
without irritation in any form. Beck
stead Drug Co.
l. M. Taylor has removed his fami-
ly and household goods to the Brady
home, which was recently vacat, by
the Brady family who left Monday
night for Spokane, where they will
make their home in the future.
J. Lee Sedgwick, deputy county
clerk came down from Fort Benton
yesterday morning for a short visit
on the ranch. He was met here by
his father, C.M :, the well known
Ada rancher and together they drove
to the mountains.
E. H. Sherman, of Butte City and
one of the successful pioneer business
men Of the Copper camp, was here a
few hours between trains visiting old
friends. Mr.. Sherman was enroute to
Kalispell to look after some business
matters in that city.
W. B. Sands was in Havre between
trains Wednesday,. He was returning
from Great Falls, where he accompan-
led his sister, Mrs. Raymond with her
son Harry on Sunday. Mr.. Sands in
formed US that Harry was resting
easy when he left tn Falls.
Good morning!! What are you 60
ing to have for lunch to-day? Better
telephone to w. E. Wilmer for a
pint of SEALSHIP OYSTERS if you
want treat. They are simply delic-
ious.
afessrs. Jere Sullivan, 0. G. skyl-
stead and Alex Ross the board OF
commissioners of Chouteau county, &C
companied by Surveyor Merrifield, left
Tuesday to inspect the work done by
Contractor Jos. Braithwaite on the
! Nine Mile hill and Warrick road
The Royal Neighbours gave a most
enjoyable social and dance at Chest
nut hall Wednesday evening. Dane.
ing was INDUCED in and a splendid
lunch was served by the ladies of the
lodge. A large crowd was present ant
a neat sum was added to the lodge
fund.
Are you going to put up ice?--and
See Gussenhoven and get a mixed
car shipped to your nearest railroad
station. Do not haul your material
for several miles, as it takes feed and
time to haul heavy material.
Fred Bronson, brother of Mrs. T. J.
Troy, who has been a sailor on the
Atlantic ocean and who has made
many trips abroad is visiting at the
Troy home this week. Mr.. Bronson
is just now returning to his Ole
home at Neihart, from a trip around
the world
The knights Of the Silver Cross
the newly formed organization for the
boys Of St. Marks Episcopal church
at their meeting on Sunday last, ell
ected the following officers: President
Charles MCKENZIE; vice president, Les
lie Matthews; secretary, Curtis Mel
, son; treasurer, Charles Koerner.
Miss Agnes Atkinson, superintend
ent of schools of Chouteau county
who has been a patient at the Colum
bus hospital for the past two weeks
was able to leave the hospital yester
day says Wednesdays Tribune an