The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-06-01

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the Commercial and get Home Jour
nal style book each month.
The regular meeting of the Industri
Association will be held next Wednes
day evening. Business of Importance
so turn out
A. C. White bid farewell to his
Havre friends and left for Spokane
Wash. Wednesday evening, where he
goes to take position with the Tran
sit Company. Mrs White and family
will go latter.
Havre Eagles are requested to turn
out for the meeting this evening when
business relative to securing the state
aerie for next year will be taken up.
All Eagles who are in favor of Havre
are requested to be present.
A. S. Lehman, the Red Rock coulee
wool grower was in town Tuesda
after supplies. Mr.. Lehman reports a
very successful lambing and While he
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cent saved, said he was we'll pleased
with his crop.
Ladies' Home Journal patterns at
the Commercial, 10 and 15cts.
w. r. Roneumos, Past Grand Chief
of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
of St Paul. making a trip over the
line to the coast, stopped over in town
Monday and gave the local lodge am
interesting talk on matters of interest
to the carmen.
L. *. Devlin, president Of the
Pioneer Meat company has been aWar-I
ded the contract for providing beef
for Fort AssinibOne for the year BEL
ginning today at contract price of
$500 per cWt., on a basis Of 2lS,000I
pounds during he year.
Keep abreast Of the times and cut
your cloth by the Ladies' Home Jour
nal patterns, 10 and 15cts.
Miss Imogene Allen, daughter Cf'
Judge Ed. VI. Allen of this place, has
secured the position of teacher in the
Dodson school for the summer term.
Miss Allen is a graduate of the Great
Falls high school. This will be her
first experience in teaching.
J. J. Obber returned Tuesday from
an extended visit to his large LAO
acre farm near Kibby, this state Mr..
Obber says the recent rains have i'm
proved conditions greatly in that sec
ton. The new Burlington line will
run within four miles of his farm.
Without doubt the Ladies' Home
Journal patterns are the best and mos
up-to-date.
j. F. Kilduff, a merchant of Malta, |
has awarded to Fuller & Bassu0t of
at $500, the contract for the erection
of a new building on the site of his
present store, the work TO be begun
next month and completed within 70
days. The building will be of brick.
5Ox75 feet.
Mrs. Daniel II. Boone gave seven
course luncheon last Friday afternoon
IN honor of Mrs. Downing and Mrs.
Copper of Great Falls, The decora-
tons were in red and white. Those
present were: Mesdames jerks, Taylor
E. T. Broadwater, Cooper, Downing
and hostess.
Just received q carload of sash.
doors, hardwood flooring, oak wagon
reaches etc, at Gussenhoven's Lumb-
er yard.
1t is announced on apparently reli-
able authority that the Great North
ern, the Northern Pacific and the
Oregon Short Line railroads, the three
principal systems handling Montana
freight, will cause a reduction in
freight rates in this state, effective
about July l.
Miss Myria L. Williams, Of Chinook
is in the city today in the interests of
her candidacy for the republican nomi
alton for Superintendent of schools.
General Superintendent Prahman, of
Marshall Fields, Chicago, was here
this week on a business trip to their
customers. The Havre Commercial
is their largest purchaser in this
section.
John Peterson an employee Of the
O'Brien Lumber Co. at Kalispell was
found guilty of grand larcency in the
district court at that city Monday
claimed that he was held up and
relieved of the pay roll Of $500 whic
he was carrying from Kalispell TO
Sommers, but it was proven to the
jury that he robbed himself.
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