The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-11-17
LOCAL. MENTION
NJ. c. Price and wife were here
Monday from HILL

Monday from Hill.
John Aud has gone to the Tcledo
ranch for short stay.
Geo Rambcrg was in ftt his
mountain ranch yesterday
w. n. Noffsinger, Kalispel or
ney, spent Tuesday in the city.
Fl. Fastje and son were in llom
Clear Creek on Tuesday Of this week.
Until further notice DR.. Williams
night calls will be the Hotel Havre
County Attorney Chas. n. Pray was
called here upon official business yes
terday.
DR. Earl Strain, of Great Falls,
spent a few hours in town the first Of
the week.
Night Yardman jackson has tend
cred his resignation and is waiting to
be relieved.
E. e. Wheeler spent few days at
his Great Falls home this week, re-
turning Wednesday.
Red Star Limburger Cheese. and
Tony Faust Beer on draught.
Tom WEST.
Mrs. Cayanaugh and son, Walter,
came up from Malta Wednesday for d
short visit at the Mcleod home.
]. N. Wilcox, e. S. commissioner at
Shelby junction, came down yes ter
day for a short visit with his far lily.
County commissioner W. E. FIR nch
and editor f. n. Wild, Of the 1Iilk
River Valley News, spent SnL day
afternoon with Havre friends.
Isaac Wheeler has gone to the
mountains, where he was Joined by r.
T. FELTON,, the Clear Creek rancher. in
q deer hunt along the flats of the Mis-
souri, river.
Mrs. Hunter Hardaway and baby
came up from Harlem, Friday, for
few days visit. Mr. HardaWay came
up Sunday and spent the afternoon
and evening.
Hereafter the regular weekly re-
hearsals Of the Hayre City Band will
be held on Tuesday nights, meeting
at s O'Clock and playing un-
Til 9 o'clock.
Mrs. J. W. Davis, sister of r. L.
Schwartz, the GiIdford Woolgrower,
eft for her home in Kansas City after
several days visit with relatives and
friends here.
Messrs. Carruth, kearns and Mckay
spent a few hours the first of the
week in pursuit Of ducks at Lake
BoWdoin, and succeeded in bagging
thirteen, six of which were fine, large
greenheads which they sent east to
have mounted
Word was received in Havra the
tirst Of the week of the death Ct robt.
the we'll known ing
Lloyd ranchman, which occur I in
SanF'rancisco last Sunday from {, Il of
the bladder. The remains are ex-
pected to arrive in Chinook today.
Count II. A. Skusa was up from
Chinook, Sunday, visiting his old
Hayre friends. The counts health is
still very poor, but he has hopes that
the future will restore him to his
old-time yigor, a hope which is shared
by large circle of friends.
Club Chrispen, of Helena, was here
Tuesday, returning from disposing of
several cars of horses in North Dako-
TO. Mr.. ChriSpen went from here to |
Cut Bank to see about getting three |
cars OF horses shipped which he has
oeen holding for several weeks wait
ing for cars.
The "HardWare Trade" of st. Paul, |
n issue of Nov. 7, has this to say of a
Hayre firm: Swanson & MarcOe of |
HaVre, Mont, began business on q
capital Of $40. By honest dealings
and hrst class work they have at
5alned their success in the business
world. Another thing which has as
sisted them greatly is their good care
Of credits. They watch their collec-
lions closely and demand prompt pay
menG OF all accounts. Swanson g.
Marcoe are firm believers in moderate
prices and good work. They say that
many retailers make the mistake of
buying all articles in lots of a dozen,
when they rarely have a call for same,
In advising young man starting out !
IN business they would tell him not to
give much credit and never to rnlin-
luish his right to an article without
irst knowing when payment of same
will be made. When that time comes
The merchant should gosafter it. "