The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-10-26
LOCAL MENTION

LIVELY poay come 10 the Fireman
Dance. Good time guaranteed.
The Episcopal Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Howard
ct tie Hotel Havre.
Sure l am going. Are you? to the
Firemans dance Oct 30th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 3. Brown have re-
turned from several weeks visit to the
home Of Mrs Brown in Canada.
Car of Santa Cruze blasting powder
4ow here You know what it is and
where to get it.
Henry C1riesbach republican candidate
for assessor has been in the city
several days of this week, interviewing
the voters of Havre.
Don't forget that Gusesnhoven takes
the lumber from the stump to your
job.
Miss Luella Henry has returned to
aer home at Minot, n. D., after few
lays visit here as the guest of the
Misses Aud.
The fire ladies need helmets and
coats. Help them buy them by attend
ing the Fireman's Dance.
Mrs w B. Murray of Los Angeles, Ca
and Mrs F'urneill Of Great Falls were
he guests of Mrs II. w. stringfellow
u few days Of last week
DO not forget the date, October Goth,
LHireman's Ball. Heap big time.
VIM Emery Of the Havre Plumbing
60 is home from Malta, where he was
Engaged all Of last week installing q
heating plant and plumbing system in
he new Kavanaugh residence.
You will miss the dance of the season
Dance.
Mrs. Jack and daughters, Nerna and
Alice, of Seattle, were the guests Of
Mrs. T. G. Richards for a few days of
last week. They were journeying to
Chicago where they will spend the win
ter
All flremen will have tickets to sell
Tor the grand event. Fireman's Ball.
October 30th.
The Beckstead Drug Co. will remove
10 the Hotel Iavre building the list Of
November, into the room now occupied
by Frank b. Churchill, who will re-
move into the Coover Confectionery
store.
Or. r. c. Hill, who has been study
ing in the hospitals of Europe for the
past year, has returned and resumed
MS practice in Great Falls. 1J-12t
Miss Ice Purcell died Sunday at Red
lands, California, where she has resided
COR three years past. The deceased was
tor years a highly respected resident Of
North Montana and leaves a large
circle of friends to mourn her untime1y
death.
Frank Bossuot writes the Herald from
Culbertson: Fuller G Bossuot were a
warded the contract for a new sixty
tive room brick hotel building at Gull
bertson on the 18th. inst. The building
to be erected on the site of the old
Stockmens' hotel and to have all mod
ern improvements, including steam heat,
baths, lighting plant, water system, ETC."
Mrs. Sue McClanahan Ford, wife Of
Robert Simpson Ford, and one of the
most prominent women of northern Mon
tana, died Wednesday afternoon at S
o'clock at her apartments at the Park
hotel in Great Falls after a lingering
illness of nearly two months. Death re-
suited from an attack Of acute inflam-
nation of the heart and lungs, with
complications.
Dinner will be served by the ladies
of the M. e. church on election day. The
place for the dinner has not been Sc
cured hut will be named later
A party of democratic candidates for
office left town Monday TO interview the
voters of the east end OF the county.
They were: Henry j. Meili, candidate
Tor state senator; Y. Pepin candidate
Tor sheriff; Jas T. Moran, candidate
for assessor; L. o. Hudson, candidate for
treasurer and Geo. E. Heron, candidate
Soy county commissioners After a short
stop at Dodson they will go to Fort
man and other points in the Little
Rockies
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