The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-04-27
LOCAL MENTION

MrS. Wm. Emery Is down with the
measles.
Henry Schwartz came down from
Clifford, Wednesday.
Lucke has white canvas slippers
even for babies.
Rufus Lloyd and Ward Oglesby
spent Sunday in Great Falls.
Chas. Brady and John Nelson drove
out to Box Elder creek Monday.
WANTED Seamstress. Call at
The Hub.
Chas. Refs, the Lloyd rancher, trans
acted business in Hayre, Saturday.
F. A. Buttrey, of the Fair store
made business visit to Chinook Sat-
urday morning.
Corn, wheat, oats and hay for sale
at Gussenhoven's Lumber yard.
Jas. Holland arrived home last
evening from his eastern visit, much
improved in health.
Mrs. F. B. Brown and daughter
Margaret returned Tuesday from a
visit in Great Falls.
1t isn't what you want that makes
your feet feel good, it's what you get
Let Lucke fit you.
The ladies' aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. T. C. Richards
next Thursday afternoon.
Owing to the heat, the base ball
game which was talked OF for last
Sunday failed to materialize.
Special sale lace curtains, curtain
swisses, art silks, rugs, draperies, ETC.,
Beginning Saturday, April %.
MI. and Mrs. Jack Vaughan left
last evening for Ferne, B. c., where
Jack has good job offered him.
J. E. Bush, Zortman's popular hotel
keeper, spent several days in this the
metropolis of the Milk river valley.
If you want The Best in shoes, go
to the Shoe store.
Joe Kohnek, Peter Lisoski and Jake
Klusa will leave about the first of the
first of the month for Minnesota points.
G. Cheleen is around again having
recovered from the effects of recent
accident in which he fractured a rib.
Girl wanted for general housework.
46-tf Mrs. L. Newman.
Cal Lewis went to Wolf Point Mon
day morning where he will be engaged
at his trade carpentering for some
time.
B. NJ. Richardson returned yester-
day from d two weeks visit over in
Canada where he is the owner of some
farm lands.
For wear you can't get anything
better than elk skin shoes. Lucke
sells them.
Messrs. F. A Carnal, Q. G.. Skyl-
stead, J. D. Thompson, J. J. Ober, A.
j. Broderick and A. G. Station went
to Fort Benton Sunday night
Frank Fecker returned Tuesday
morning from an extended visit in
Helena, Butte, Boulder and Missoula.
He says there is no place like Havre
Mrs. Peter Harvie, of Everett, |
Wash, enroute to ST. Paul, will ar
rive at Havre on Saturday morning to
remain over Sunday with Mrs. Pan
coast.
Position wanted as stenographer
Would prefer bank or lawyers Office
Address EGLoNTINE BEssEITE, Fort |
Benton, Montana.
All those wishing their money re-
funded for the tickets they purchased
for the library portiere can have
same by presenting their tickets to
Mrs. PancoaSt.
One If the college professors claims
to have completely mastered the
monkey language. Somebody may
yet be able to figure out what most
of the college yells mean.
Just received a carload of sash,
doors, hardwood flooring, oak wagon
reaches, etc, at Gussenhoven's Lumb-
er yard.
Prof. L. J. Troy requests the
HERALD to announce that he is a
candidate for the republican nomina- ,
ton for county treasurer under the I
provisions of the primary law.
A severe windstorm early Sunday
night broke the telegraph wires near
Toledo, about nine miles east of the
city, and a special was sent out at
midnight with Lineman Hilla, who
repaired the break.