The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-01-19
LOCAL MENTION

Joe Kohnneck, of Dodson, spent
Sunday in Hayre.
Hadalin's or Alcott's Coal $500 per
ton. Phone No. 60.
Miss Rose Clink spent Tuesday in
Chinook on business.
County Attorney Chas. N. Pray was
Havre visitor yesterday
Jesse E.. Davis of Butte was in the
city few days, this week.
W. T. Barrett left Sunday night Tor
a visit to North Dakota points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loranger were
here from Chester, Wednesday.
Conductor C. B. Griffen returned
Sunday from a, visit to ST. Paul.
George Dutro, of Chester, was shak-
ing hands with friends in Havre yes
terday.
D. Turner, of the Bear Paws, was
transacting business in town We'd
nesday.
Mayor L.. Newman paid a visit to
Chinook, Wednesday, upon private
business.
Leave your orders with Hultish Il
Co. for the best coal that comes to
the city. $500 ton.
Miss Dot Foster and Miss Pearl
Weber have returned from a visit
with Chinook friends.
If you want anything in the build
inc line. call at Gussenhoyen's Lumber
Yard
County Treasurer John G. Sullivan
spent yesterday in town. Mr.. Sullivan
was enroute to Harlem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Loranger and
little son, Of Chester, are guests OF
the Hotel Hayre this week
e. f. Crews, of Spokane, Wash, was
here this week in the interests OF the
Remington Typewriter Co.
Henry Lenhoff, who was a resident
here for many years in the zoos, is now
located at Penoka, Alberta.
Albert Malock and sister, Mrs.
Limoskey, have returned from visit
with friends at Waverly, Mimi.
Carl Hansen, of Zortman, passed
through Hayre from Salt Lake where
he has been spending the winter.
r. A. Luke, of the Phoenix Insur-
ance Co., of Helena, was in the city
Thursday and Friday on business.
Mrs. Ell. Z. HOLSTER left the first
of the week for a ten days visit with
friends at her old home in Helena.
Peter DesRosier visited in the Bear
Paw mountains the first Of the week.
returning to town Tuesday evening
D-Housekeeper. An ED
erly lady to take charge of rancf
home. Good wages. Enquire at the
HERALD office.
Grant r. Binn, of the l.. L. Il q.
insurance Go. and Mr.. Bronson Smith
are in the city this week adjusting a
tre loss.
Editor L. N Wild of the Milk River
Valley News came up from Harlem
on Yesterdays late train and returned
this morning
Just arrived one car load Of freshl,
burned Kelly Island Lime in barrels
the best in the world.
Jos. GUssENHOvEN.
j. II. Kyetensky, after several years
residence in Hayre, will leave neX
Tuesday for Lewistown, Idaho, where
he has position.
A decree of divorce has been grantee
to Mrs. Elvira Lewellyan, with per
mission to restore her maiden name
Miss Elvira Jarvis.
Rev. W. W. Van Orsdell, presiding
elder of the North Montana Mission
of the nj. e. church, will be in Hayr
on January 27th and 28th.
Miss Dewar and daughter, Eta, re
turned Tuesday from Chicago wher
they were the guests of Mrs Dewar'
daugter, Mrs. 0. G. Hoffman.
Lee Freeman, an employee of TIN
Havre Meat Market and Albert Har
gadine, a passenger brake man hav
returned from visit to Boulder.
VIM. Young, a passenger brakeman
running on the main line east, wen
to Boulder Hot Springs, Sunday, TO
treatment for bad attack OF rheu
fnatism.
A defective flue cased small blaz
in the kitchen roof of NJ. Auerbach'
residence this afternoon. It was ex
tinguished, with small loss, by tn
Volunteers.
The fire company took out the fir
,nnn rn t.,e rroctordau afternoon T.