The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-09-20

ian church viii meet September &c,
Tie Ladies Aid Of the Fresbyter-
at the home Of MIS-. IA Weber
George Hebert, manager ct Samuel
Pepin's r Cross cattle ranches over in
Canada, was here Tuesday and We'd
nesday Of this week.
Mr.. II. S. Lands, of Whitefish was
in town Tuesday enroute to Butte,
where he will SO as a delegate to the
Masonic grand lodge.
When you want a new chimney top,
see Holland. \
Judge G. w. Pomeroy and wife e
Kalispell, passed through Havre Sum
day enToute to Butte and stopped off
/ a few hours with friends.
Otto 4. Shoenfeldt, secretary OF the
State Humane society, with healquar-
tiers at Great Fills, was here from that
place looking after business,
Lots bor sale fifteen dollars down,
ten dollars a month, do you want 10
take advantage af the OPP0RTUNI-
TY? Talk with Carruth.'
Judge Fitzgerald Of Kalispell stop
ped over i'll the city the first. Of the
week. He was going to Butte to
fraternize with the Masons.
Mrs. Fl. Hardaway and children of
Harlem have returned to their home
after several days visiting with rela
tiYes and friends in this city.
e. I. Genoa, who was hurt in the
wreck, but is now fully recovered,
came in from the mountains this week
and returned to work Monday
a jolly bunch Of Harlem gentlemen
enroute to the Chinook fair were here
over Tuesday There was w. }, Hart,
w. ID. Dodge and Ross Churchill.
Why don't you take that broken
chair to Holland? He will make it
good as new
Editor w K. Harder of the River
Press, passed through the city yester-
day morning among the Fort Benton
contingent going to the Chinook fair
st. Marks Guild will meet with Mis-.
A. B. Clarke Wednesday, afternoon,
September 25th, also every Wednesday
until the bazaar is held in November.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Luft are here
from Helena, visiting with MIS- Luft's
brothers, Joe and Louis Crowell. They
expect to remain here about a month.
New cross walks are being construct.
ed on Second avenue and Second
street, which add greatly to the APP
pearance Of our city and the conven-
fence Of our citizens.
But few of our citizens attended
the Chinook fair Wednesday, owing to
the lateness of hte invitation and of
, the knowledge that Wednesday had
been declared "Havre Day
Fred Auerbach left Wednesday eve
ming with fine line Of gents furnish
ings for Fort Benton. Mr.. Auerbach
will visit all Of the towns up and down
the railroad before returning
Mrs. J. r BoWlin. and children LETT
Monday evening for Missouri, where
they will visit friends and relatives
for the next two months, returning to
Havre some time in November
Chinese Inspector Samuel Walker
returned Tuesday morning from
a business trip to Idaho, being called
there by the duties of his office He
spent some time in Boise and Nampha,
Join Radke, who cooked for Mr. J.
G. Mcknight on his private car, fell
off a freight Sunday morning and had
the misfortune to break his collar
bone and to receive several other in
juries. He was taken to the hospital
at Great Falls Monday night.
A good homemade Liniment:-
RUBITIN-1 Bot.
One egg; common salt one tea-spco or
full, Strong Vinegar, enough to make
half a pint; mix we'll. This simple
home remedy is superior to any other
liniment on the market for Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, Etc. Anyone can
make it. For man or beast. Buy the
Rubitin of Beckstead Drug Co