The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-04-06
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

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Mr. and Mrs. B. X. Lyon we're visit
ing in our city last Saturday after
noon.
| Mike Campbell Of Riedel, was dowr
Sunday, returning with a load o.
spuds.
Henry Corrigan came down Friday
and stopped over night with John
Barber.
| Henry Geyeshausen of MadduA
passed through Sunday enroute te
Chinook.
f. NJ. Breechbill went to Chinook
this week and brought out load Of
merchandise.
Mr.. Wehrly left Sunday for Ada
from there he goes to his home in On
tario, Canada.
Mrs M. X. Murphy left Monday fol
Whitefish to reside on her homestead
near that place.
Messrs. P. Spring and Aug. Miller
passed through town Monday enroute
to Peoples creek.
Arthur Pettman of Ada, returned
home Sunday after spending several
| weeks on the Hicks ranch.
Carson Corrigan and Oscar Hoskins
stopped over night Wednesday en-
route home from Chinook.
Harry Roys and family came over
Saturday and was visiting at the B
X. Lyon home over Sunday.
VIM. Sheetz OF Riedel stopped oyel
Saturday for dinner at Hotel Lloyd
He was enroute to Chinook.
Henry Hofeldt, Sr. and son Lewis, o.
Davenport, Ia, arrived Monday anC
will remain through the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williamson OF
Riedel stopped over night at Hote
Lloyd Thursday enroute to Chinook
f. B. Rogers, postmaster at Madduz
and brother-in-law, Mr.. Willis were
business visitors in Lloyd last Satur
day.
Joe Sheetz of Chinook, was here
Saturday with a bunch of horses
which he had purchased in the Beal
Paws.
DR.. Hopkins of Chinook was out
Saturday to visit a man at the Sprin
kle ranch who is down sick with the
measles.
Chas. Green and Mr.. Anderson OF
Riedel, passed through Sunday or
their way to Chinook. They return
ed Tuesday.
L. V. Bogy and G.. NJ. Jacobs Of Chi
nook were out Friday night and pur
chased the sheep which belonged tc
the Hicks estate.
Herman Hofeldt passed through
Sunday enroute to Chinook. Herman
Informed us that he is the father of a
Is pound daughter.
Fritz Schroeder of Peoples creek,
passed through Lloyd Thursday en-
route to Chinook and Fort Benton,
returning last Tuesday.
Henry Maddux went to Chinook
Tuesday, returning Wednesday with
load of goods for f. NJ. Brechbill's
general merchandise store.
Richard Moore of Riedel, returned
home Saturday after being detained
in Chinook several days on account of
the sickness of his brother Andrew.
Fred Werner who has been in Hell
ena for several months returned last
week and will reside for while on
his homestead in Peoples creek basin.
Dan Lafrantz of Peoples creek, pass
ed through Wednesday night with
Jno. Thibedeau's sheep which he had
wintered and they were in fine order.
Andrew Johnson of Clear creek was
a caller Friday afternoon. He was
starting out to gather bucks for a
summer herd and was accompanied
by his son and RObt. p. FELTON,.
Mr.. Howard of Ada, was i'll oul
burg Thursday laying in supplies for
a trip to the bad lands, to gather up
the Clear and Bean creek cattle that
were taken there last fall for winter.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Taylor drove tc
Chinook Sunday afternoon. They
were accompanied by E. S. Sweet who
had been visiting at their home fol-
several days. From there they went
to Havre, where Mr.. Taylor turned
over the lambs which he had recently