The Havre herald., 1906-01-19
LOCAL MENTION


Chicken feed, whole corn, wheat
and screenings. Hulfish & Co.
Attorney Gentry spent Monday
transacting business at the county
seat.
Jas. Holland left for short visit
to the county seat, Fort Benton,
Monday evening.
J. e. Trommer spent Saturday in
the city from Chester. He was en-
route to Great Falls.
Oats, bran, shorts and the best
bluejoint hay. Hulfish & Co.
Frank B. Brown, manager of the
Pioneer Meat Company spent Sunday
with his family in Great Falls.
r. Hammock, representing the
Oliver Typewriter Co. Of Chicago, was
doing business in town Tuesday.
A job lot of good, warm wool mitts
for men and boys at 25c the pair
Hulfish & Co.
Ell. w. Gross left on the noon train
Monday for several days business visit
in Spokane, Wash. and Wallace,
Idaho.
NJ. f. Marsh, popularity called dad"
by everyone in north Montana, was up
from Chinook, Tuesday, visiting Havre
friends.
Conductor j. G. Kerwin has taken
the run, on the Montana Central, of
Conductor Jerry Flanagan, who is i'll
in Butte.
Winchester smokeless shells IS cents.
Hulfish & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ID. Boyle were
Havre visitors from Chinook last Sun
day. They came up to meet a travel
ing salesman.
The contract for the heating and
plumbing Of the new Broadwater-
Pepin block has been let to the
Montana Plumbing Co.
J. H. Crawford is taking a few days
lay off. He was caught in a fly wheel
at the shops last Saturday and receiv-
ed severe strains Of the wrist and
back.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. j. Pepin will soon
move to Harlem, where Mr.. Pepin
expects to go into business. 1t will be
u great loss to Hayre to loose Mr.. and
Mrs. Pepin.
Housekeepers attention! We have
bargains in kitchen ware. Hulfsh&Co.
n. r. Lease, Of the firm of Lease &
Richards who have the contract for
the erection of the new Broadwater-
Pepin block, is here arranging for the
beginning of work.
Among the mutton sales reported
from Chicago is one of 122-pound
wethers, shipped from Montana by
c. H. Merrill, that sold at s6.1O per
cwt., or about S7.40 per head.
The division of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Engineers that has main
tanned headquarters at Glasgow ever
since the construction of the Great
Northern, has decided to remove it's
headquarters to Hayre.
County Surveyor A. w. Merrifeld,
A. e. McLeish and f. NJ. Pugsley, of
Fort Benton were here the first Of
the week for the purpose of viewing
the new proposed road from Havre to
Lloyd, The party drove out Satur-
day morning and returned Monday |
There will be public installation of
officers of Havre Camp No. 10584,
Modern Woodmen of America on
Wednesday, January oath. The
following have been appointed as a
of arrangements: Messrs.
{. L. Dickinson, A. Ell. STADIUM and
r. A. Bentzin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Roberts, of Chi
nook spent Monday afternoon in
Havre. Mr.. Roberts has purchased
the site of the old Chinook House in
Chinook and is planning to erect a |
business block on the same.
w. Schroeder left Monday for his
new home near Lethbridge, Canada,
going with car load of house hold
goods. Mrs. Schroeder and children
lett on the passenger next day. Mr. |
schroeder has taken up some land |
near Tabarn and expects to open
meat market in that town.
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