The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-04
LOCAL MENTION

Mayor Newman Is making some ex-
tensive Improvements on his city
residence.
The people of Great Falls sent ten
cars OF -four to the San Francisco
sufferers last week.
Miss Rose Clink lest for Chester last
evening for a short visit with her
cousin, Mrs. Pugsley.
Girl wanted for general homework.
46-tf Mrs T.. Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bub Owens have
moved into the Jas. Lamey house,
south Third avenue.
f. B. Brown, Of the Pioneer Meat
Co., purchased IS head of beef steers
at Chinook last week.
Miss Lillian Hammond has returned
home from Great Falls, where she
went to visit friends.
Veterinarian Nash was here from
Helena Wednesday to inspect the
Cowell & Reichel horse shipment.
1t is sad thing to reflect on, that
nine-tenths of what the Wisest man
knows is Of no earthly use to him.
i. Fred Rose and George Wherlin left
the first of the week for Clifford for
visit at the ranch Of Ell. w. Schwartz.
Girl Wanted for general homework.
Enquire of it. Mrs. P. j. Mcintyre.
John McLaren came up from Chi
nook to employ men to assist in the
lambing of his numerous herds of
sheep.
Chas. Mix, typo formerly employed
in this city, arrived from the west
yesterday and is employed temporarily
on the HERALD.
The Ladies' Social Union Of the
Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. E. w. Cough next Thursday af-
ternoon at 2 p. N.
Prof. T. ]. Troy returned from a
trip over the county in the interests
Of his candidacy for the republican
nomination for treasurer.
The Misses Vida and Anna Ander-
son, cousins Of Mrs. Buttrey, arrived
from West Virginia and have accepted
positions in the Fair store.
III. f. Titus, of Seattle, Wa h., will
speak at Havre, Sunday night, May 6,
on Conspiracy of the Mine Owners
Association of Colorado and Idaho
Ben Ripley, foreman for Geo. Put
nam of the Chinook Wool Growers
was up Thursday in search Of men
to assist in the lambing operations.
T. B. Isabel has resigned his po-
sition with the Thos. O'Hanlon Co.
at Chinook, and has returned to the
city to devote his time to his business.
Mrs. Bates, mother of O. Ell. Web
Der has returned to her home at
Minnesota City, Mimi, after long
visit at the home of her son in this
city
ID. e. Martin was up from Chinook
yesterday. Mr.. Martin is a candidate
for the republican nomination of as
SCISSOR and was circulating his petition
in this city.
1t is understood that Chinook's
juvenile base ball team is coming up
for a game next Sunday and that
they are coming up determined to
win this game. :..
Mrs. Marguerite Dunnigan received
the sad intelligence from Missoula
that her year old son, Francis had
died at the Sacred Heart Academy in
that city on Tuesday of pneumonia
Miss Mable Haggard has gone to
Chinook where she will teach the
seventh grade of the public school
until the end Of the term, taking the
place mace vacant by the resignation
of Miss Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeal Pepin have re-
turned to the city from Harlem,
where MI. Pepin ran the butcher
shop for while. Their many friends
are glad to welcome them back to
the city.
VIM. Lariden, recent tough ar
rival from Glasgow, was fined 5000 by ;
Judge w. B. Piper, Wedne day, for !
concealed weapons on Great {
Northern passenger train and in de-
fault Of the funds was taken to the s
county Jail at Benton to serve Lari-
len caused the prison officials at
Glasgow no end OF trouble during |
recent term he served there, he cut {
The water pipes and broke up the t
furniture generally. {