The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
LOCAL MENTION

at the commercial.
Mrs c. O. Jackson and infant son
arrived home Wednesday evening
from Superior, Wis.
Bargains in Towels this week at the
Commercial.
w. C. Booth, of Havre, registered
at the Great Falls Hotel, Great Falls
Monday.
D. E. Martin of Chinook pasest
through the city lats evening enroute
TO the county esat.
Eddie Filler returned from a visit tt
Green Bay, Wis He brought his lit
tie daugher back with him.
DR.. A. E. Williams left for Mime
apolis, Monday night, where he will
remain until the 25th inst
c. w. Ling went to Harlem this
morning, being called there by The
death of Frank Chamberlain.
Myers C Conlon have been awarded
contract for the installation of the
plumbing in the Priests house.
Editor Ketser and family have NOV
ed into the Ray Sands residence, next
door east to the west side school,
BItterick Patterns are " Price
until June list, at the Commercial
Attorney W. B. Sands and son
came up from Chinook, Saturday and
spent Sunday with Havre relatives.
Frank Lemmar went to Harlem,
Wednesday night, where he embalm-
ed the remains of Mrs. Bessie King,
deceased.
Nebraska parties are to erect a
flour mill at Choteau, in Teton county
this summer. An electric light plant
will be run in connection.
c. H. H. Crawford, stationary en-
gineer at the shops, resumed work
Monday, after a months lay-of, re-
covering from an injured hand.
Boys get busy and get in on the
Ever Best lothing ontest $4,000 in
prizes given away by the Commercial,
Read the ad.
Attorney w. s. Towner, of Fort
Benton, spent Saturday in the city
in the interests of his candidacy for
the republican nomination for county
attorney. ..
F. NJ Burkett, the Great NoEthern
warehouse foreman, has left for Spok-
ane, Wash, where he expects to locate
with a more lucrative position with
the railroad company.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Martin, of Butte,
parents of Mrs. A. S. Lehman, arrived
Tuesday morning and were met byI
Mr.. Lehman and drove to the Red
Rock ranches, where they will visit
for few days.
The business meeting of the Epis-
copal Guild will be held with Mrs. C.
D. Box next Thursday afternoon, May
oath. All members, as we'll as all in
terested in the work are earnestly re-
Guested to attend.
Thomas French, who has been in
the blacksmithing business here for
several years has sold and leased his
shop to o. r. Walen. Mr. French
will remove his family to Alberta,
where he has some ranch property.
We didn't have the necessary
space to advertise our specials this
week. but people know they will get
t''l1, and they look for them and you
vii! lot be disappointed this week.
THE COMMERCIAL.
D. r. Thornber was in town Mon
day from the Bear Paws, where he
is assessing the property of that Sec
ton. He reports a great feeling of
relief prevailing among the people of
that section over the recent rains.
The Montana Concert Hall announ-
ces wrestling match for Wednesday
night, May 23rd The contestants are
Eddie Carroll of Denver and Mike
Matsu of Havre. No admission will be
charged.
Twelve cars Of cattle recently pur-
chased from Col. c. 3. Nolan, of
Helena, by R. Clark Fisk of Land
usky, passed through the city, Mon
day. They were shipped to Harlem
and driven to the Fisk range near
Landusky.
Miss Agnes Atkinson, county super
intendent of schools, is in the city
todty, accompanied by her mother.
Miss Atkinson is a candidate for the
republican denomination for the
office which she has filled SO we'll dur
ing the past two years.