The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-02
LOCAL MENTION

A be Crosson, the we'll known wool
grower, transacted business in the
city, Tuesday.
Miss Velten will have regular dane
ing parties at swanton's hall every
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. w. Ling and children have
returned from a few days visit with
friends and relatives at Culbertson.
D. A. Armstrong has been promoted
from freight conductor to passenger
conductor, and took out No. l wed
nesday.
Attorney j. w. Speer, of Great
Falls. transacted business in the
metropolis of the Milk River valley,
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Smith, OF New
port. Mich, uncle and aunt of Mr..
Chas Box, are visiting here this week,
enroute to California.
Fl. J. Meili is arranging his business
this week, expecting to leave Satur-
day for an extended visit to the old
home at Santa Rosa Cal.
I have receiued full line of under
taking goods of every description.
JAS. HOLLAND.
Dispatches from Washington say
shat Secretary Hitchcock has set a.
side s25O,OOO for starting work on the
Sun River Irrigation project.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Aud entertained
u few friends at their home Monday
night. Those present we're Messers
and Mesdames Brader, Hudson and
Bradley.
News was received in Havre this
week that Clyde Knight, half brother
to Miss Anna Barclay, and we'll known
in Havre, was among those drowned
In the sinking of the Inflated Valencia.
FL. f. Schwartz, the Clifford merch-
ant prince, spent Wednesday after
noon here while enroute to Fort
Benton, to meet Mrs. Schwartz, who
has been visiting her friends here for
two weeks.
Mrs. Chas. Quinn's mother, Mrs.
Montgomery, and a sister came up
from Glasgow, Tuesday noon, and &C,
companied Mrs. Quinn to Whitehsh
to be with Mr.. Quinn, who is in the
hospital there.
I have received q full line OF under,
taking goods of every description.
JAS. HOLLAND.
L. b. Taylor, of Lloyd, Montana
has sold to McLiesh & Pugsley, OF Ft
Benton, for April delivery, 4,5oo mixec
yearling wethers at 1915 per head
IT is reported from Chinook that Sd .0'
per head is being asked for some year
lings for April delivery.
Swanson & Marcoe have disposed O
their Chinook plumbing plant to j. Il
Flemming. who will continue the bus
mess there. The firm was unable tt
give the necessary attention to thu
business there, owing to their greatl,
increased business here.
FL. W. Gross has settled all thu
financial ENHANCEMENT which sur
rounded his business, and opened VI
his establishment at the old stant
Monday of this week. L. X. Devlil
has been placed in charge as truste
for all interested parties.
Miss Grace Kent has been returne'
to the hospital in Great Falls, suffer
ing from heart trouble. Miss Ken
had about recovered from an attack
scarlet fever, when she suffered
relapse. A large circle of friends her
hope to hear of her early recovery.
Chief Train Dispatcher Deverill ha
resigned his position and left las
night for St. Paul. He was presente
with a handsome ring by number
his co-laborers last Wednesday ever
ing. The vacancy caused by his resis
nation has been filled by the promotio
of Trick Dispatcher VIM. Lusk.
Adam Hadalin, one of Havre
Young business men, and Miss Florenc
Ward, of this city, were married at
o'clock 0. m, Sunday, Jan. %, b
Judge w. B. Piper. Both bride an
groom are well and favorably know
and have the hearty congratulatior
OF their many friends in this vicinlt,
Farmers Institute dates in Chou
teau county are as follows: Fol
Benton, March 1st; Chinook, Marc
End; Harlem, March Sd. The follow
ing persons, sent by the state boar
will address the meetings: Mr.. L. :.
Black, of Whitehall; Prof NJ. J. Elro'
State University, Missoula; and Pro
f. B. Linfeld, Agricultural Colleg
BOZeman.