The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-09-29
LOCAL MENTION

Abe Goodkind of Helena transacted
business in town Wednesday.
Frank Brown and wife are visiting
friends in Great Falls this week.
Ed Broadwater and family are ex-
pected home from the fair Sunday.
Read about the grand opening on
the End page of this paper.
MIS-. w. G. Kester and children are
up from Chinook looking for home
today.
Engineer McDonald's family re-
turned from Great Falls Wednesday
merning.
Thermalite hot water bottles,
entirely new, at Boone's drug store.
John J. Tattan returned home
Thursday morning from visit to his
old Fort Benton home.
If you get pair of glasses, be sure
and get them right. Go to Strouse
and get the double test.
GIRLS WANTED-At the Hotel
Havre. Several positions open. APP
ply at once.
Attorney Utter Of Cdrnal & Car
ruth'S office left for Butte Tuesday
evening on business trip.
Mrs. J. S. McKibbon, of Chinook,
returning from an extended visit east
and west spent Monday in town.
Mrs. Skelly, of Calumet, Mich, is
here visiting her daughters, Mrs. A.
Broadwater and Mrs. r. X. Lewis.
The Commercial Co. expect to put
up the biggest show on Wednesday,
Oct. 18th, ever pulled off in Havre.
Mrs. R. X. Lewis and son arrived
home from Great Falls Thursday
morning and R. X. is happy again.
Messrs. jerks, Carruth, Fl. F.
Hamilton and Mckay took duck
hunting trip down the line Sunday.
John Lamey and family returned
Thursday from a short visit to the
home of Martin O'Neil on Box Elder.
Arrangements are under way for a
! fight between Eddie Croak and
Tommy REILLY in this city on Oct. 20.
c. @. Babb, chief of the reclamation
service corps in this section, was here
from his Chinook headquarters Mon
day.
Miss Jones, stenOgrapher in Carnal
g. Carruth's office, leaves for San
Francisco next week to accept new
position.
FOR RENT-Three nieely furnished
rooms with cellar for rent at 1875 per
menth. Enquire of
MRS. FRANK HOPKINS.
Mesdames Hamilton and Upman
who have been visiting Fl. F. Hamil-
ton returned to their eastern home
Tuesday evening.
The Hopkins Liquor Cos. doors
were closed under attachment pro-
ceedings instituted Tuesday by the
| Hamm Brewing 20.
A contest has been instituted
against c. r. Clevinger's homestead
In the Bear Paw country by Ep.
Smith, of Big Sandy.
Alex Kasberg, young attorney of
Madison was In town Wednesday. Mr..
Kasberg is on tour Of the west look
ing for new location.
Miss Martha Buckingham of the
High school was i'll Friday and un-
able to teach. She resumed her
duties monday morning.
A 20-round 60 between Kid Lee of
Havre and Heinze of Culbertson is
being framed up to take place here
between Oct. 20 and 25th.
The marriage of MI. S. A. Walker
and Miss Rose Lepper is to be an
nounced from ST. Thaddeus' church
next Sunday for Nov. 25th, 1905.
J. A. Myer, son of former suPerin-
tendent J. A., came up from Glasgow
Tuesday evening to except position
as dispatcher in the Havre offices.
Your child will receive the same
courteous treatment at our store as
yourself. Send the little ones to
Boone's drug store for anything in
the drug store line.
A freight wreck on the Spokane
division Wednesday delayed the east
bound passenger train until 7 o'clock
in the evening. No lives were lost.
A baby girl vas born to the wife of
A. III. STADIUM at Barnesyille, Mimi,
Wednesday, September 9th, 1905.
Mother and daughter are doing fine.
Richard Jockey of Helena, who
was here adjusting the losses caused