The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-15

| WTile WITHOUT cOdAlHg OF Snak1lg--#
at Boone's.
nj. ]. Hurley, formerly roadmaster
here but now of Spokane, passed thru
the city Wednesday morning enroute
east for a holiday visit.
We cordially solicit a trial order.
| G. a. HULFIsH g. Co.
| James W. Hyndman, formerly chief
train dispatcher for the Great North
ern here, left Sunday for Everett,
Wash, to take a position on that
division.
Don't fail to attend the Biggest
Lace and Embroidery Sale on record
at the Commercial Saturday night
from 7 to 10 p. m.
Mrs. Mary Aud and Miss Ross, En-
terained the Women of Woodcraft on
Wednesday afternoon delicious lunch
was served and very enjoyable time
was spent.
/ The Commercial can deliver the
goods and always does what it adyer-
tises to do. That is sell 25c, 35, and
SOC Embroideries for 1870 Saturday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luse and Mrs.
Ed. Walters, of Yantic, were doing
business in Havre Wednesday. Mr.
Luse reports the roads quite bad on
account of the crusted drifts of snow.
Order your Xmas cake early, and
give us time to make you what you
want, Gourley.
Messrs, Geo. w. Vennum, and
e. NJ. Kennedy, of Harlem, spent
Monday afternoon in consultation
with president L. Newman Of the
United Milk River Irrigation As
ISOLATION.
| 35c, SOC, 75c, S100 Lace on sale Sat
urday night at the Commercial at tic
3yd. limit.
The meeting Of the United Milk
River Valley Irrigation Association
will not be held within the next 30
days. This much has been decided by
President Newman and the executive
committee. "..
| Go to G. A. Hulfish s. Co. (Ober's
stand) for hay and grain. The finest
blue joint hay in the city; prices rights
Rev. r. Fl. Smith, chancellor of
the Montana Wesleyan University,
will speak on an educational topic at
the M. e. Church, Tuesday evening.
All are invited to come and listen to
Rev. Smiths address.
Try the Commercials hand made
Candy. "..
Messrs. Green and Broadwater, the
deer hunters, report pleasant visit
at the ranch of W. A. Berry on Warm
Spring creek, near Landusky, and who
also showed the boys where the deer
were likely to be found.
For Christmas gifts in the way of
silverware and silver novelties go to
strouse, opposite Hotel Havre.
Miss Rose M. Clink, elocutionist,
assisted by Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mr.
Arthur Johnson, soloists, and Mrs. A.
ID. johnson and DR.. A. e. Williams,
accompanies, gave most interesting
and enjoyable recital at the NJ. L.
church last Friday evening.
What is Long Island corn crisp.
Gourley has it; S cents sack. We
make it every day.
The fire department held a regular
meeting Saturday night and elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
Thos. W. West, chief: James Carnal
first assistant chief; Benjamin Spang
Ter, second assistant chief: Albert
Krinke, treasurer; Ben Spangler,
secretary; trustees, Al West, William
Wiltner, Robert Barnes.
Presents for men: Smoking sets,
collar and cuff boxes, smoking jackets,
handkerchiefs, bath robes, fine ascots
and four-in-hand ties, holiday sus-
penders at The Fa +.
All should remember that in tran
sacting business with the postoffice
at this season of the year that the
holiday rush is on and extra precau-
lions are now necessary. All parcels
should be well wrapped and, as the Of
fee is crowded, come early and avoid
the rush. The Havre office for money
orders and registered mail closes at
$50 p. m. sharp.
EATY pAYMENST