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


E. r. Russell, court stenographer wa
an Havre visitor Tuesday.
Canvas Gloves cents pair at
The Fairs Great Overstock Sale.
John Kearfull was Havre visitor
this week from the Clear creek coun :
try.
K. A. Froberg, superintendent of the
Great Northern shops went to St.
Paul last week.
Oxfords! Oxfords. Oxfords. Now's
the time and Lucke has them.
Mrs. Mis- Peterson, of Chinook and
Mrs. Kline, of Zortman were Havre
visitors during the week.
Ed Shores, boiler-maker from St
Paul has accepted position here in
the Great Northern Shops.
President Suspenders, s. cents,
The Fairs Great Overstock Sale.
F. w. Bradley left on No. l We'd
nesday to relieve Chas. Shannon as
night operator at Cut Bank.
Mrs. Pat Yeon left Monday evening
for months visit with her parents at
the old home at Somerset, Ky.
Lucke is giving every boy knife
that buys pair of Jack Knife shoes.
Judge P. VI. Bosley, OF Harlem spent
Saturday in ten city, while returning
from visit to the county seat.
viii Hurst, representing Mette &
Kanne Distilling Co., of St. Louis,
was doing business here yesterday.
$3.50 Trousers $1.25 per leg The
Fairs Great Overstock Sale.
J. Stalker, attorney at law from
Indianapolis, Ind, stopped over in the
city yesterday, enroute to Butte, Mont
FOR RENT.-Cottage Of three
rooms. $500 per month. Near Shops.
Enquire of 0. L. ESKEW. 2-tf |
The city council have met frequent
Iy this week, only to adjourn. They !
will hold another meeting Monday eve !
ming.
It's a pleasure to wear shoes that |
fit, therefore be fitted by an expert. !
Fred Rose, of Gildford, was visit |
ing parents and friends here yester-
day and returned to Gildford on No.3 |
this morning.
c. NJ. Farrell, prominent business
Cleveland, in the Bear Paws, has been
a visitor in our city for the past two |
or three days.
Is cent Linen Finished Handker- !
stock Sale.
Louis SEVERN arrived from Cal
iente, Nevada, Tuesday and has gone
to work for the Great Northern Ry.
as switchman.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins and daughter
Mildred. returned Monday from a two
months visit with relatives in Column
kia City, Indiana.
The Ladies' Social Union Of theI
Presbyterian church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at P. NJ. with
Mrs f. NJ Allen
Miss Ange Smith, formerly school
teacher here but now teaching school
at Great Falls, is visiting Mrs. E. 7.
Broadwater this week.
Lucke has Il new shoe filter and he
fits you right.
w. Williams returned from Spokane
Monday and has accepted a position
with the Great Northern shops at his
old trade, poiler-maker.
Martin O'Neal and Ed RedWing,
ranchmen of Box Elder creek spent
Thursday in town purchasing supplies
for the coming summer.
When you want high grade ladies
shoes ask for c. P. Ford's or Queen
Quality.
The ladies OF the N. E. church will
serve a New England dinner next
Friday evening, from s to S o'clock
in a down town building.
Swanson & Marcoe have just COM
pleted a 5000 irrigation plant for j. {.
Lynch, prominent ranchman on the
Milk river, four miles west Of town.
Only few pairs of white canvas
slippers left Lucke has sold four
cases.
Mrs. NJ. Harder. Of Maple Creek,
Canada, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
H. Mcleod. She expects to make her
visit extend over about two months.
Mrs. J. D. Cameron, daughter Of !
Mrs. H. Mcleod, returned Wednesday .
her home in Grand Forks, n. D, at i
ter a months visit with her relatives !.
here.