The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-08
LOCAL MENTION

Johnnie McClosky has taken a pc
sition in the HERALD office.
Mrs. John Kearfull of Ada, was /
business visitor in Havre, Saturday.
Miss Gladys Jenkins, of Glasgow j.
the guest Miss Martha Lidlle this
week.
0. II. Weber returned from st. Pau
Tuesday where he has been visiting
friends.
M. F. Marsh, Of that popular Chin
ook hosiery, the Montana Hotel, spen
Monday in town between trains.
Attorney W. B. Sands was here fror
Chinook the first of the week superin-
tending the irrigation Of his ranch
west of the city.
Prof. Troy paid visit to the
county seat the last of the week in
the interests of his candidacy 70
the treasuryship.
Nora, Willie and Hobart McNalIy, Of
Spokane, Wash, arrived Monday on a
visit with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Foster
Voluntary Weather Observer B. w.
Brockway Of Malta reports that the
total precipitation was AIS inches 0
during the month of May.
Just arrived one car load of freshly
burned Kelly Island Lime in barrels,
the best in the world.
Jos. GUSSENHOVEN.
Hon. David G. Browne passe
through the city Monday morning en-
route east to meet Mrs Browne who
was returning from the east.
W. K. HARDER of the River Press,
accompanied by Mrs. HARDER, spen
Sunday WHITING friends in the city.
Mr.. Harder spent Monday at Chinook
r. w. Graun expects to leave Satur-
day night for st. Paul where Mrs
Graun is visiting her parents and
where he will spend a weeks vaca
ton.
Miss Norma Richards returned HON
Monday from Chinook where she has
been visiting here brother, Earl IT.
enc Of the proprietors of the Chinook
Opinion.
Mrs. c. B. Griffen and daughter
left Monday evening for Salt LAX
City, to visit with Mrs. Griffen's par
ents until their handsome new home
is completed
Mrs. II. F. Schwartz, of Clifford
was here last week and upon her re-
turn home she was accompanied by
little Gladys MATHEWS whowill yisi
at the Schwartz home for a while
Larry O'Connor and Bert SAILS
bury of Grand Forks, N. D. were here
the first of the week. The gentle
men are looking for a bunch
horses to buy for shipment into their
state.
E. Doyle, proprietor of the Havr
Bottling Works made a visit to the
towns east along the Great North
ern last week and reports everyone
prosperous and hopeful of an album
dant year.
z Mrs A D. Smith left Tuesday NOR
ing for Clear Lake, Mimi, where she
will visit for two weeks, with her
sister, and upon her return will be
accompanied by her neice who viii
spend the summer here.
Roy McHammond, city agent of the
Great Northern left Monday for an
extended visit in New York state
There he will meet his mother and to-
gather they will visit several Of the
large cities of the east.
Upon approaching the door Of the
home of James NcNabb. where tn
two horse thieves were lodged, they
were confronted with guns and were
compelled TO deliver up all weapons
and their horses, upon which teh
thieves rode away, leaving the depu-
ties minus both weapons and horses
Frank Wild, for over six years il
the employ of the proprietor of thu
HERALD in the capacity of compos
itor, severed his connection with tn
this paper Saturday and has gone t.
Harlem where he will be employed OF
teh Milk River Valley News. Goo
luck Frank.
A goodly number of wool clips wer'
sold last week in this valley. We have