The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-02

Money is all the ammunition VIZ
have to fight WITH says the Trutf
Teller Of the Pray Republican club.
You get those Boys Seamless
School Shoes at Lucke's.
Gussenhoven will put you up a
building out of lumber, brick, cement
blocks Or concrete. See him.
Frank Willems proprietor of the
Hotel Havre barber shop is laying off
for few days in an attempt to wear
out a bad case Of hay fever.
Frank Kaste, Fred White, Lou
Lucke and Frank CoWan are enjoying
a few days outing at Lonesome Prai-
rie Lake near Big Sandy
Brick. Gussenhoven is headquart-
ers for brick The Great Northern
has made the rate on brick SO low
that you can buy from Gussenhovsn n.
Now is the time to build. Don't
wait until men are scarce and buildin
material high. Build now. Get Guss.
enhoven to give you an estimate.
(iussenhoyen makes everything in
the lumber line-takes the lumber
from the tree to your job and puts it
in your building, and loans you mon
ey for S per cent to build with. Can
you beat this, if you can where?
Mrs. Ed Emmett and her friend,
Miss Bessie James, Of Great Falls.
the former a cousin Of our toWnsman
Mr. Reub Robinson, came down on
Monday morning, on the M. c., and
took No. 2 for visit with friends
In eastern cities.
A nest Of the Fraternal Order Ct
Owls was organized last Saturday
by State Orgnizer MacEacheron.
The obligation was administered to
upwards of forty charter members,
and the meeting adjourned until
next Sunday afternoon, when the ell
ection of officers will be held.
Lewis Penwell, the stock ranch pro-
moter and organizer, CT Helena, re-
Gently made the run of 1880 miles
in Is days. in his big six cylinder
Franklin. The itinery included Dill
on, Butte, Virginia City, Bozeman,
Livingston, Big Timber, Billings, La
VIVA, Lewistown, and the various
ranches of the Penwell companies.
Bud Cowan and Oliver Tingley Of
Big Sandy, drove in Sunday morning
on their way to the Chinook Fair
and Race meet. They were trailing
a most promising string of six rae
ers, and We miss our guess il the
boys are not able to give good &C.
count Of them, especially a pair of
youngsters, ON their return. We
hope so, at least, and they left on
Monday, with many good luck,
boys" in their wake.
Mrs. Katherine Becker died On Mo I
day. August 31st, at the home of her
SON, John Becker, near Warrick, an l
was buried from the Catholic church
In this city this morning. Mrs. B OK
er was born in Germany, August IS.
1897, coming from her home 10 Port
Washington, isconsfn, in 1869 A
bout nine years ago she came TO Mon
tana. and has since lived with Ie'
sons. John and Henry Becker, who
are woll-to-do ranchers onBigsandy
Libby Prison Diarrhcea Reilly de.
Mr.. Edward e. Henry, with the U J.
tied States Express Co, Chicago
writes: "Our general super. intend Il
Mr.. Quick, handed me- a bottle q
Chamberlain's Cclic, Chclara al
Diarrhoea Remedy some time ago Il
check an attack of the old Libb!
Prison diarrhoea. / have used
since that time and cured many or
our trains who have been sick. I an
An old soldier who served with Ruth
oxford B. HAYES and William MoKin.
ley four years in the 23rd Ohio Reg
'ment, and have no ailment excep
Libby Prison diarrhoea, VIII Oh this
| ~arnedy stops at once" For sac bJ
all druggists.