The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-09-14
LOCAL MENTION
Winchester smokeless shells Csc.
G. A. HULFISH & co.

G. A. HULFISH & co.
Sessions of the district court will
be reconvened in Fort Benton, todny.
Mrs. G. B. Wilson and children are
this week visiting relatives in Steele
It is worth your while to watch the
window display Of bakery goods at
Gourley's.
Mrs. w. F. Murphy is this week vi
sitting her son Joseph and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. B. Long, in Slco.
Mrs. R. w. Grann arrived home
Tuesday noon from six months Wis
it 1T herold home in st. Paul.
Heavy, clean oats in new sacks,
$1.75 cWt.
G.. A. HULFISH G co.
J. w. Siam ofC hinook is bang
spoken of as a probable candidate
for county treasurer On the, dlamocrat-
les ticket.
Ask your grocery man for Gourley's
bread; it is always fresh and good.
E. Il. BroadWater went to Malta
tuesday rltlNlhg TO suDerintend a
shipment Of beef cattle made there on
that day by the Broadwater- Pepin Co.
Messrs. j. ?. Flynn, Frank Hyland
and Harry Raymond of the engineer
ing departIntG. Of the Great North
ern went to Mondak, Tuesday to do
sumo surveying.
GRAPHOLAsTIC PAINT is sold in
any quantity by Swanson, Marcoe G
Davis
DIR. l.. A. Nutting, deputy state We
terinarian, of Butte, was This week
inspecting several herds of cattle in
the vicinity of Havre that have been
punched for shipment TO the EASTERN
market.
Messrs. Pat Yeon, Fred Ptrryand
B. w. Hicks drove to Coal coulee the
first of the week in quest of ducks
They came home minus. Patmet with
quite an accident, however, spraining
his wrist and forearm working the
pump.
Cream puffs every Friday and ST.
turdny at Gourley's bakery.
Field Waller and C. D. Crow, Mis-
Souri, buyers, Thursday shi ped twelve
loads of sheep recently bought from
Connolly Bros, from Havre TO Nor,h
Dakota stubble fields, from where,
after month of grazing, they will
be shipped to the eastern markets.
J. H. Evers, of Chinook, was vi
sitor in Havre this week. He re-
ports that he hns disposed of most of
his large sheep holdings TO Cana
dian buyers. The Evers ewes brought |
$3.50 and the lambs $3.50 head. The
entire bunch sold amounted to TO-
900 head.
CIR PHOLASTIC PAINT is a. surer
remedy for leaky roofs than all other
preparations put together.
Walter Sherman was in Hayre this
week on his way back to the Little
Rockies from Great Falls, where he
entered tontts st aga INST the SER land
entry of w. W. Lampl1in He filed
charges of noncompliance with the
desert land laws ana an affidavit de-
claripg that the Lan1pkin entry had
befn included in a mammoth pasture
which had been fenced by The Coburn
CattRa company.
Henry Griesbach, who was nomin
ated last week by the republicans as
candidate for county assessor, was
in Havre, Monday, showing the sigh S
to TWO brothers, whom he had never
before seen. John and Charles Cries
bach, Of Chicago, wera born after
Henry Griesbach left his home thirty
three yers ago, ard he has never ;
beam back TO the east Ench Ct the {
younger brothers finds charm in he l.
west as did the eldsr Griesbach, and !
it is quite probable that they will To- s
cate in ,Chouteau county as a result !
of their visit to the beautiful farm s
on the Te on, which the elder man I
has made one of the most beautiful 7
and productive tracts in N.rsh IN s
Montana \