The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-15

chiefs s cents. The Fairs Great OVER
Browning on the Blackfeet reservation
spent Saturday with his Havre friends
The Fair has no desire TO hurry its
patrons into ill-advised selections and
therefore has placed no limit on the
purchases during this sale.
James Delaney, carpenter foreman
Fuller &c Bossuot, is in ten city from
Glasgow, where he has had charge of
ten building done in that city by his
firm.
Assistant General Superintendent J.
NJ. Davis and General Master Mechanic
Hawkins spent Monday and Tuesday
looking over the Great Northern plant
| this city.
Lest you forget Lucke has the a.
gency for Martha Washington house
shoes.
E. Z. Marcoe, of the firm of Swan
son & Marcoe, left Sunday night or
Whitefish, where he will attend to
some business for the firm, expecting
! to be absent about week.
NJ Nelson returned from Gildford
Tuesday, where he has been employ
ed as painter for the last two months.
Mr.. Nelson expects to open up shop
in this town in the near future.
PIANO TUNER.
Arthur Wales, Premier Piano Tuner.
Thirty years experience. Address to
P. O. Box l91, Great Falls, Montana.
Misses Nellie Nelson and Mildred
Staff Of Helena arrived in Hayre the
first OF the week and left yesterday to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Staff on Upper lear creek.
DIED.-The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. n. J. Irvine, born, Monday, June
4th, 1906, and passed to the Great Be
yond, Saturday, June 10th. The sor-
rowing parents have the sympathy of
the community.
Nose Tingley, Of Big Sandy, passed
through HaYre Thursday enroute to
Glasgow, Mont. Mr.. Tingley is driv-
ing 200 head of horses over with
him, and expects to winter them on his
ranch near Glasgow
b. Fisher, J. J0yer and F. Jesky,
locomotive tiremen on the Minot divis-
ion Of the Great Northern arrived
night to take a four weeks
course in the shops, prior to their
promotion as engineers.
John Harris and D. G. Browne, of
Fort Benton spent Saturday in teh city
while enroute to Galata where they
went to csuperintend the loading a
large shipment Of range cattle for
the ranges near Hinsdale
Val Blatz Milwaukee Beer on tap
The Oxford.
J. A. Rose, OF Clifford, was a city
visitor this week. Mr.. Rose says that
shearing will be started at the Gid
ford sheds this morning and that be-
tween $4,000 and 10000 head of sheep
will be shorn there this season.
Alex Ross, a prominent ranchman
on Clear Creek, was in town yester-
day transacting business and getting
in a supply Of food. Mr.. Ross reports
the country around Clear Creek pretty
well soaked and crops are boing SPLEEN
did.
Just received a carload Of sash,
doors, hardwood flooring. oak wagon
reaches, etc, at Gussenhoven's Lumb-
er yard.
G. a. Hultiss received word last
week that his daughter was danger
ously i'll in Chicago and he had COM
pleted all arrangements to go to her
bed side when he received a welcome
telegram tellins Of a decided change
for ten better.
]. T. Hines, an old locomotive fire
man on the Great Northern has return
ed from Cut Bank where he relieved
the night round oi1use hostler for two
weeks. Nr. Hines abs been promoted
TO be an engineer and will run between
Hayre and Glasgow.
F. !, Whitney for IS years head
Of the passenger department of the
Great Northern will retire on July /.
Mr.. Whitney will devote his time to
large tracts Of irrigable lands which
he has 2THuir&aG along the line in thic
and other western states.
Seyen-room house for rent. See II.
E. Clack. 81.
L. J. SarLain, Of this city and known
over Chouteau county as the Terror t
Coyotes. returned Tuesday afternoon
after a two weeks hunt between Havre
and North Fork On his trip he kill