The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-12-07
See DesRosier's specials In another
column of this issue.

See DesRosier's specials In another
column of this issue.
Roy F. Clary, representing ]. B.
Long G Co., was here yesterday from
Great Falls. Mr.. Clary is wi ing
for cars to take care of two shipments
of sheep from Valley county points.
Before buying your Christmas goods
inspect the stock at Beckstead's.
w. F. Yaeger was here from Butte
attending to some unfinished busine 8
last Saturday. Mr.. Yaeger has not yet
determined where he will locate, but
is figuring on Seattle greatly just
now.
The Havre Hotel invite you to the
concert given by the orchestra under
the leadership of DR. Gordon, Sun ay
evening during the dinner hour, from
6 to 5 p. M
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. McCul' oh of
Havre, who spent the past we in
the city having attended the wedding
of their son, Carroll b. McCulloh,
left last evening for Helena.-Great
Falls Tribune.
e. 8. Foley, government inspector
who has been following his vocation
in the Sweet Grass hills. was here
this week, to see that some fences on
government land had been removed
Conrad Observer.
You can get. fresh live Holsters, oy-
ters and chickens-cooked any style
at the Eagle Cafe.
Harry Monroe, the Great Northern
engineer who was SO seriously injured
near Bainville last September, is here
this week visiting with his brother
VIII Monroe, who is also one OF Jim
HILLS trusted engineers
Mrs. G. E. Davidson returned to
her Hayre home Saturday after sew
er.l months absence spent in Oak
lan.l ana other parts Of California. A
large part of her time was spent on
her ranch near Corning, Cal.
If you want high grade shoe, go
to Lucke. If you want cheap, shod-
iy shoe. he hasn't them.
Pat Yeon left Wednesday evening
for two weeks visit to eastern
points. Among other places Mr.. Yeon
will visit is Alpena, Mich, where he
is interested with his brother jim
in an extensive mercantile establish
ment.
CARD OF THANKS.
Havre Aerie No. 1866, F. o. E.,
wishes to extend to the Havre mu-
sicians their thanks for the prompt
and efficient services rendered at the
funeral Of their late brother, It. J.
O'Brien, Nov. 30th, 1906.
In ordel' to expedite work on the
Milk River irrigation project in Mont
ana, the secretary of the treasury
has appointed L. f. Stockton, ass st.
ant engineer in the reclamation serv-
ice at Browning, Mont, inspector OF
customs without compensation, to lie
under the direction of the collector
Of customs at Great Falls, Mont
The orchestra under the leadership
If DR.. Gordon will furnish a very
fine musical program at the Havre
Hotel, while dinner is being served
from to s p. M.
Mr.. F. A. Buttry of the Fair store
has leased the Chestnut store recent
ly vacated by the Beckstead Drug Co.
and has opened Christmas stock of
goods therein. AS will be seen from
his advertisement in another column,
he will have some great bargains to
offer.
A&4 "a NSSe oAS0fS 1E s1oAL1AE5 AA|b
daughter Mrs. Joe Pogreba in Great
Falls, to whom daughter was born
on November 18th. Chief Of Police
Bickle received the good news Sa-
turday that he was grand father, and
was setting up the best cigars to
his friends.
&. Go to Beckstead for genuine cut
glass and hand painted china
A. w. Colly, car inspector, who
was injured some days ago has been
taken to the Columbus hospital in
Great Falls. While inspecting some
cars In the yards here freight train
bumped into the cars upon which he
was working and In the subsequent
mixup one of his legs was fractured