The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-02-09

"A I3uF @EOTI DtutGa ID.IEaJOiuEiiht Stto
US of the marriage Of John j Tattan
and Miss Carrie Arnberg in that city
Tuesday Of this week. The Herald
takes this occasion to wish the yeung
couple a long and happy life.
Henry Winklenan has sold his
saloon business, buildings and real
estate at Cleveland to Rogers s. Far
rell formerly Of Big Sandy, who will
conduct the business in the future.
The consideration was 50. 500.
| The Box Of Monkeys a comedy
to be rendered by the Havre High
School students on February END,
promises more than the title signifies.
/ We expect all will be benefited by a
hearty laugh, and help pay for the
| piano.
A meeting OF the volunteer fire de-
partment will be held Friday evening
/ to start arrangements to give a grand
ball at some date in the near future.
The meeting will be called at p. m.
sharp in the council chambers over
/ the city jail,
i [ have receiued full line of under
taking goods Of every description
JAS. HOLLAND.
The kimball sings its own praises
. Do you want a piano that has beer
enthusiastically endorsed by the
worlds greatest artists without hay
: ing that endorsement put on the price
of that instrument? Then buy Z
Kimball. Orion Bros. at Hotel Havre
/ building.
Gus Myers & Arthur Colon have
: formed partnership to transact thu
business of plumbers and sewer builder
They have rented the basemen
q formerly occupied by Gussenhoven'
: Cigar Factory and will open up TO
business about the 18th of the month
Rev. Young, of the M. e. churcl
, will give a series of Sunday evening
" sermons on stThe Modern Prodigal,
commencing Sunday evening, Eel
> 18th. The following are the subjects
: "Restless and Ready to Leave Home,
'Riotous Living" "On the Rocks,
t "Regaining Consciousness" sReturr
e ing Home
Mrs. VIM Davidson sustained
! broken leg Monday afternoon as th
! result of an accident. With her hus
band and baby she was on Hedges dt
1. livery wagon and stopped in front {
n the Buffalo block. In starting TIL
wagon gave a sudden lurch whic
e threw Mrs. Davidson to the groun
g and frightened the horse which con
menced to kick. In falling the mott
r. er protectected the baby, who was III
|e injured.
Mr.. SWinburn, OF the Canada
e, horse buying firm of Read 81 Swil
ID burn, spent several days in town. M
Swinburn had just returned from Va
IN ley county, where he closed a deal Fl
$50 head of horses from t. B. Pierc
of Saco The horses were of the fl
est ever raised on the ranges on Mo
- tana and are made up Of ANNA
weighing from 1920 to 1000 pound
There were six stations in the bunc
le Mr.. Pierce brought in his origin
he bunch from Judith Basin and h
been breeding up from Shire al
en- Clydes The price paid was $50
all' head straight through They will
Il, ranches near Eagle Butte. Alberta.
~ Hayre society to the number Of
ne couples played bid euchre last Tue
day evening for the benefit of Il
n public library, at a party given by t.
Mt lady members of the board of directc
DIS in the hall over the First Nation
bank Sixteen tables were used
ha the players and the game was &C
20. tinued until 1880, when the pri2
.or were awarded and light luncheon
coffee and cake was served Mrs.
G. Skylstead won the first ladi
rs prize, handsome cut glass vase, q
ay Mrs. w. E. Walker, the Ind ladi
'es prize, flower vase; W. C. Hester W
the gents first prize, a pair OF militia
all brushes, and J. e. Rogers the secor
nd book of poems. The proceeds of t
at evenings entertainment were grea
augmented by the auctioning off
49, several cakes by the eloquent JUG
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