The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-01

day night for a couple of days.
Ladies' Suits must go and will be
sold at cost at The Boston Store.
2. Barrett returned Monday from a
two weeks business visit in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Orr, of Chinook,
spent Sunday visiting friends in the
city.
Geo. Ross, of Yantic, was q business
visitor Of Havre the early part of Tx
| week.
A. W. Reed of Chinook and Chas
II. Dixon of Zortman spent a few
hours of Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A Carnal and little
daughter left today for Southern Cali
fornia, where they intend to spend the
| winter.
Try q load OF Sand Couee egg nut
coal next time. Quick delivery-H.
Earl Clack.
W. Ell. IIagham, of Grand Forks N.
d., passed Il couple of days in the
city enroute to Great Falls.
A. A, Perkins, of Chinook, spent
the Sabbath in the city, also part of
Monday, as he was detained by the
| late trains.
Red Star Limburger Cheese. and
Tony Faust Beer on draught.
Tom WEST.
| Napoleon Nault, contractor of
railroad reservoirs came III last week
and will make Havre his headquart-
ers for the winter.
a settlement Of nearly 100 teepees
Of Crees under chiefs Little Bear and
Buffalo Coat have encamped for the
winter west of town.
Buy Mary Louden coal.
Chas. E. Sprinkle has purchased the
Silver Bow Sheep Co. ranch on Clear
Creek, consisting of PIG acres at a
price said to be over s31 per acre.
The greatest surprise of the season
is the selling of Ladies Ready-to-wear
Suits at The Boston Store
The liquor stock of the Hopkins
Liquor company, bankrupts, was sold
by Receiver Olaf Skylstead Monday
noon and was purchased by Pat Yeon.
John Becker Leon LaSale and Tom
Gagne, Of the Box Elder creek, loaded
a train Of beef cattle for the Chicago
markets from the Hayre yards last
Friday.
Jerry and John Kearful, the we'll
known Clear Creek ranchers, spent
Tuesday in the city. John brought in
seventy-tiye of his choicest turkeys
which sold like hot cakes.
Red Star Limburger Cheese. and
Tony Faust Beer on draught.
Tom WEST.
Miss McFarlane rendered her resig-
nation as teacher of the primary de-
partment Of the city schools and the
board appointed Miss Allie Aud to
fill the vacancy at a meeting held the
first of the week.
An alarm of fire was caused Tues
day forenoon at about 10 o'clock by
Il directive tlue in Gus DeCelle's
residence. TIE timely arrival of the
fire company quickly extinguished the
blaze before any serious loss was sus-
tanned.
Phil Gilboe has purchased the LIQUOR
emporium formerly known as the
Hopkins Liquor company, and will
open the establishment for business
tomorrow. Phil. is an old time
Ilavreite and his reputation of being
an artist as a dispenser of converse
! ton water is only exceeded by his lib
erality Of throwing in a whole bunch
of courteous treatment to patrons.
Buy Mary Louden coal
/ At the last meeting OF the Indust-
! rial Association held last week Messrs.
/ l., Newman and Arthur d. Johnson
| WIZ "PP''iitSNt do hihf tc . ltpicoeilld d.
/ tlNeS in the large mass meeting to be
held i'll Helena on Dec 18th, whose
purpose is to take some action looking
toward Il REIMBURSEMENT of the rail
road freight rates in the state. All
indications point to large meeting
OF representatives from all sections of
the state. and it is the hope of the
promoters that some substantial re-
J auctions and equalizations can be
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