The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-11-17
LOCAL MENTION

Paws today.
Frank Putt spent Sunday with
friends in Malta.
DR.. Getty, of Glasgow, was here a
few hours Monday.
Dave Dutro, of Chester, registered
at the Hotel Havre Tuesday.
Geo. NJ. Stanley. the Kalispell
architect, is in the city today.
Contractor Frank Bossuot returned
from Glasgow Wednesday noon
Attorney Utter returned yesterday
from visit to Boulder and Butte.
Just received car of that famous
Sand Coulee egg nut coal.
FL. EARL CLACK.
Dannie Hudson has accepted a posi-
tion as painter in the round house.
Mrs. C. @. jerks entertained a large
company Thursday evening Of this
week.
Joe Some arrived from Missoula
yesterday morning for ashort business
visit.
DR.. M. e. Knowles, state veterinar-
ian, was Havre visitor from Helena
yesterday.
Attorney j. K Bramble transacted
business in the county seat the first
of the week.
Red Star Limburger Cheese, and
!, Tony Faust Beer on draught.
Tom WEST.
Frank Lacy left Saturday for a
couple of weeks visit to his old home
at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
D. r. Thornber came up from Chi
nook on this Moons train for a short
visit with Havre friends.
r. A. Luke, industrial agent of the
Phoenix Insurance Co. Of New York,
is a business visitor today.
III. W. Gross spent the week at Saco
where he installed the heating plant
in the new school building.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Maddux went to
Chinook yesterday morning to attend
the funeral of Robt. Thompson.
William Morrison, manager of the
T. G. Power & Bros. stores at Fort
Benton, spent Wednesday in the city.
Red Star Limburger Cheese, and
Tony Faust Beer on draught.
Tom WEST
VIM. McE'eely, agent of the Great
Northern, at the Havre station, has
rendered his resignation and expects
TO be relieved from duty this week
some time. Agent Jameson of the
Glasgow station is expected to take
this place.
Mike WEIGH, time keeper for the
iremen and engineers, received tel
egram last week stating the serious
illness of his brother with appended
tbs in a Spokane hospital, and left for
that place Friday noon.
Chas. Ross, the Chinook livery man
and all around good fellow, transacted
business in Havre, Sunday and Mon
Hay. Chas. attended the auction sale
of horses at the Post, Monday, buying
President l.. Newman of the Unit
ed Milk River Irrigation association
infor the HERALD that he will is
sue the call for the next meeting of |
the ass ociation some day next week
and that the meeting will be held in
this city some day in the first week
sof December.
BroadWater & Pepin are preparing
plans for the erection of a handsome
two-story brick block, 100 feet long,
from the depot to first street, to re-
place the buildings destroyed by fire
several weeks ago. Nothing will be
attempted until spring as the fall is
too far advanced.
Miss Velton is delighted with her
#sBand of Japanese Girls which she
rs instructing in a fan drill, and says
1T they continue progressing it will
not be very long before they will be
ready to give their japanese Dancing
PARTY. The little ''Baby Japanese"
who is Gladys Mathews, is more than
interesting.
Father Eberschweiler, S. j., will go
to the Holy Family Mission on the
Blackfoot Reservation to assist at the
confirmation to be administered there
by the Rt. Rev. Carroll, bishop of
Helena. Therefore there will be no
service at st. Jude Thaddeus' church
Sunday, Nov. 10.
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