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

Frank & Joe for all bicycle repairin
| J. s. Culbertson, of Fort Benton,
was In the city on Monday.
| New ladies' hand bags, card cases
| and bill books at Boone's.
Money is all the ammunition We
have to fight WITH says the Truth
Teller of the Pray Republican club.
See Mrs. A. M. Webber's stock Of
fall and winter millinery before
purchasing elsewhere.
A. H .Thmopson and wife, of Box
Elder, were registered at the Hotel
| Havre on Monday.
The Jim to eat and drink.
For sale cheap-One two roomed
| house, barn and chicken coop. Two
| lice lots. with city water, near the
Railroad shops ..
Apply to GUSSENHOVEN. ~
Money is all the ammunition we
| have to fight with" says the Truth
Teller OF the Pray Republican club.
Mrs. F.. S. McCammond and niece,
Miss Florence Weber, have returned
from a months visit with Mrs. Nc
Cammond's paretns. Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Madill, Of Cumberland. Wis.
II In trouble see Err, * & Joe
| Many Of the old dances will be re.
viyed such as the Lanciers, waltz
quadrilla and French minuet at the
dancing school at the Hotel Havra
hall.
| James Griffin, one of the oldest Of
| the old timers Of the Milk river valley
| and Chinook's choice for the repub-
lican nomination for county commiss-
Toner, is In the city today.
FRANKIE Joe for gun repairing.
George Coulter took 3. e. Green an
party TO the Bear Paws in his auto on
Monday, for an examination Of the
green granite dpeosit on Jack Griff-
| ms ranch. They made the return
trip Of rs miles in hours and
minutes. .....
The opening Of the game season,
marked the securing OF big bags by
those who were able to take advant-
age Of the early morning and eve
| ming shooting. It was great day,
from the "potter's" view point, one
Of them securing so ducks in the
mornings shooting. No one return
ed empty handed, and one in the
vicinity Of the half way house might
! easily have imagined g. great battle
In progress, from the mercliess fus
ilade the ducks were subjected to.
Mr.. and Mrs Hester returned ON
Tuesday morning from two weeks
outing at Alhambra Springs. They
say it would take from now until
Christmas to tell Of all the gcod
times they had and Of their thor
ough enjoyment Of their trip. They
were the guests Of the Sunny Side
hotel, and speak in the highest terms
Of the management and their pleas
ant treatment
A jolly hunting party, consts ing
Of Henry j Meili, Chas. Carroll, Reub
Robinson and Tom West started for
the mountains on Monday Morn ng
for weeks outing. They were well
supplied with grub and ether trim
minis, but our experience as an old
camper, leads us to express the op-
inion that the boys were far too ex-
travagant In the grub line. They left
with only one cloud In the sky of
their happiness, especially Me LIS
and that was owing to the fact that
he was unable to find a German ov-
en- to bake chickens In, and they will
be forced to eat them fried or frie-
| asseed.
L. Faithful Friend.
II have used Chamber,ain's Coli.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy 81 CO
it was first introduced to the ru lie
| in 1879, and have never found en-, in
stance where q cure "'as rot speed ly
effected by Its use | nave be o.
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