The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-07-13

will shear this season.
Tom McDonnough and Teddie Mau
CHAN went down to Chinook SUNDAY
to witness the ball game between the
Chinook and Havre teams,
Max Schmidt, night yard-master fol
the Great Northern here, was confined
to his bed for a few days this week,
he was suffering froma bad cold.
Lucke will put on the largest sample
shoe sale Havre has ever witnessed
it starts next Tuesday and last until
the 2Sthfnst.
c. II. Collier, dispatcher of the Great
Northern, has returned from Buffalo,
N. Y, where he attended the Train
Dispatchers' convention last month
Chas. Eline, merchant of Saco, stop
ed over Sunday enroute to Boulder,
Mont. Mr.. Eline expects to be absent
from his business about two mounth
Miss May Sanderson, stenographer
in the First National bank, laftlast
week for months vacation, and will
visit friends in Spokane and Seattle,
Wash.
c. w. Ing has been delegated by
Havre Aerie, No. 1855, Fraternal Order
If Eagles, to attend the grand lodge
meeting at Milwaukee, August ii Is
md 16.
PIANO TUNER.
Arthur Wales, Premier Piano Tuner.
Thirty years experience. Address to
?. o. Box 1911, Great Falls, Montana.
rent in the Buffalo
Block. Mrs. Helen Jones.
joe and Frank Keefe, formerly
at the Great Northern shops,
eft Tuesday night for Great Falls,
where they expect to reside in the
uture
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttry and Miss Lidke
rove out on Box Elder Sunday, where
he ladies will camp out for several
avs. Mr.. Buttry returned to the city
he middle of theweek.
VIM. Palmer and wife, left Tuesday |
)r Whitefish, where Mr.. Palmer will |
ndergo an operation at one of the
ospitals there. Mr.. Palmer was for
lerly night agent at Cut Bank.
WANTED-A competent girl for
eneral houseWork. Must be a good
'oll. Wages $500 per month.
mrs. Fl. F. SCHWARTZ,
Clifford, Mont.
Mrs. Bowling and daughters, Jur-
dine and Josephine, of Everett,
ash, left Sunday for their home.
hey have been visiting here, the :
..
Mr.. Helt, a prosperous ranchman
I'm Warrick, was in town Wednes-
y, buying machinery and supplies d
his ranch. Mr.. Helt expects to
a large crop of hay this season. +
VIM. Stanley, formerly boilermaker
the Great Northern shops here,
t Monday for Seattle, Wash, where l
has accepted a position at the
tied States navy yard at that place
Fhos Triplet, an old prospector $
m the Bear Paw mountains, left il
ursday night for Butte, Mont. Mr.. D
lplet has some very valuable species a
gold, which he will have assayed A
Butte G
r RENT-One four-room, on y
'ee-room and one two-roor
tage, water and stable room, de i,
cable location. Apply at Curse f
eli . LuulDei ydIu. | n
little Miss Clara Mckenzie gave 1
vn party to number of her little v
l friends Tuesday afternoon in hon 5
Of Florence and Lillian Lepper. Il
me& were played and a delightful d
lch was served.
9. c. Caruth and Mrs. Hoffman
t Wednesday evening for Lake Nc 4
maid; they will be Joined there by T
SIS Ethel Dewar, who is returning d
IN Seattle. The party will spend Y
me time at the Lake. o
Tbs dramatic recital at the NJ. E. +
urch by J. Frank Fouche Monday
ening was most thoroughly enjoyed
those present, but owing to the
ire me- heat the attendance was not | S