The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-26
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| WANTED = Dining room girl;
chamber maid. Wages $500 each; /
lanncress, wages $4,000.
MONTANA HOTEL,
| Chinook, Montana
| Otto Gen1c has returned from
Fortine, Mont, where he has been en-
gagged as manager at the lumber camp
of Joseph Gussenhoven, bringing back
a number of horses needed to assist
in several other enterprises of tho
Havre magnate in Havre.
Ficrian A. Carnal, county attorney,
left Tuesday to give evidence as a
States against H. G. Butcher, accused
Of having feloniousiy distracted prop
erty of the mails, before the United
States district court in Helena
Talk with Carruth has 70 lots near
the shops that he is selling for SIS
down and $40 monthly thereafter.
Do you want some CT them now. Bet
ter get start for new home,
! Among the Thursday visitors in
Havre were David G.. Browne, Robert
| r. Browne and John Harris, who hap
pen to live in Fort Benton but who
belong to all Montana They pro-
ceeded east to look after their large
and varied interests in Valley county.
L. Newman, manager for the George
S. Shaver company, is this week bust
ly engaged in correspondence over
plans for the new lunch counter of
in this city this summer. No date
for beginning construction has yet
been made.
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SpauldinG's park was Wednesday
night the scene of another picnic,
Wrought about by hay-rack rides, and
of good fun, all conradeship, dane
ing and general jollity. About all
the society folk of the city who We're
not attending weddings were members
Of the outing.
Wallace E. Chase Of Fort Benton,
spent several days in the city this
week. On Tuesday Mr. Chase pur-
chased Joseph Validon's clip of wool
which was about the only one re-
naming unsold on the main line of
Great Northern in this section. Mr.. |
C]las" came down from Fort Benton |
in his automobile.
Read our Special Adv-Page Three
G. G. G:5ney has sold his Have
residence to Walter Brown, the Box
Elder WOO grower. In view of the
recent decision by the voters
of Chouteau county to locate county
high school in Havre, Mr.. Brown, who
is one Of the leading sheep growers
of the state, has decided to bring his
family to this city.
Mrs. Thomas II. Carter of Helena,
Mrs. Walker Of Butte, Mrs. Wall Of
Helena and Mrs. Dorsey Of Washing
ton, D. c., We're in Havre a few hours
On the way back from a camping trip
to their homes and had time to make
a few social visits with former friends,
who would have liked to have kept
them here all the years.
There comes TO the exchange Gesk
Of the Herald the Little Rockies
Miner one of the pcetticst and now
siest newspaper ever issued in small
Montana community. 1t appears that
M. w. and George NJ Pettigrew are
in On the ground floor on a good
thing at Zortman, the point of public
alton Of the Miner. Here's luck to
them
Eddie Filler is back from Ga!ata,
where he assisted Mayor" G.. w. Gar
amer IN slearlng the flCcks Of Teton
county The shearing at Galata was
last Sunday. Some sixty
odd thousand sheep were done out CT
their wool. Cattle dipping will begin
at Ga1ata the last of this week and
10000 head OF becves are scheduled
TO go through the ordeal
The first annual picnic and outing
Of ST. Marks Episcopal church and
sunday school will be held Tuesday,
August 9Th, at Clarke's ranch. The
rip will be made in carriages. The
committee on arrangements report a
splendid program of outdoor amuse-
nent for both the young and the cd.
The boys military society are invited
% attend and MT IN CANA of hall