The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-05

Ell STATE; court in Helena His liabilities
are stated as $3.50. and he reports no
assets.
Charley Powell, the well-known bronctc
buster of the Blackfeet reservation. was
in the city this week on his way to
Helena to contest in the cowboys re-
lay race.
X. J. Noufeldt of Medicine Hat, Ca
NADIA, was in Havre last week in charge
of a drive Of his own horses, numbering
100 head. which he bought in the vicini-
ty Of Big Sandy.
Larson and Carlberg of Hayre last
Ole Johnson of Knerrville at a cost Of
81 per head and also purchased zoo 8
year-old ewes at $3.50.
J. S. Carnal has purchased from A. G.
Station a seven-room house i'll south
west Havre. Consideration $1,000 The
Station family have moved back to their
old residence in East Havre
George Splan's many friends are glad
to be able to greet him at home again,
after his recovery from a seige of ty
phoid fever in Columbus hospital, Great
Falls. He returned Sunday.
Society this week heartily welcom2d
back Mrs. Florian A. Carnal, who re-
turns greatly improved in general health
after undergoing an operation i'll CO.
lumbus hospital in Great Falls.
Mrs, Grant Emery Monday received
word from Columbus hospital in Great
Falls that her husband, who had under
gone an operation for appendicitis, was
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
FOR SALE-One 14!!ax22 c. P. Gordon,
used three months; one Reliance paper
cutter, used six months. Cheap for cash.
e. T.. THATCHER,
17-At Minot, North Dakota.
STABLE FOR SALE-size 2Sxl4. Good
floors, good stalls complete. Tight floor
upstairs; holds two and one half tons of
hay. Address, James Lamey, Havrt,
Montana.
Mrs. Borrell and daughter are visiting
old friends in Havrn this week. They
are on their way to Minneapolis where
they will spend the winter with Mrs.
Borrells parents.
The A D. Gill ranch property, cno-
hracing ECO acres and located near Lam
dusky in the Little Rockies. was this
week sold to the Coburn Cattle COM
pany. The consideration is not stated.
George D. Hansen, of Chinook, this
week brought suit for divorce from Mary
Hansen. The defendant, the complaint
says, has been an inmate Of the state
insane asylum in Warm Springs for six
years.
True and tried friends of the family
--DeWitt's Little Early Risers. Best
for results and best to take. Rosy
cheeks and sparkling eyes follow the
use of these dependable little pills. They
do not grippe or scken. Sold by Beck
stead Drug Company.
D. J. Arnold, a sheep buyer of Big
Timber was in Havre this week neso-
tiating for a number of small bands Of
sheep. Sales Of Big Timber investors
for the week number 1900 head. which
will be gathered near Havre and trailed
to the southern range.
A. G. Station is contemplating leaving
Havre shortly on a prospecting tour of
the Rocky mountains that will be Of
indefinite duration, but will probably
keep him away from the city until next
spring.
Judge Henry c. Smith of Helena, re-
publican candidate for Associate Justice,
and Hon. Chas. N. Pray. candidate for
Congress were here yesterday afternoon
enroute for Kalispcll where tl.ey will
open the campaign Saturday.
c. w. Walker and Kid Freeman this
week resigned from their positions in the
Great Northern yards. Their departure
will be regretted by al the other good
fellows with whom they have mingled
and will be bemoaned by many a Miss.
They will so to Texas.
Trainmen running to Cut Bank report
that the coroner's jury decided that the
recent collision OF TWO freights on the
high bridg. at that point was due 10 neg
ligence in the issuance OF train orders.
The Great Northern was found respon
sible for the deaths through its having
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