The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-01-18


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ANY article of furniture in the II.
w. Gross store at less than cost.
RI. E, Wilson, of Chinook, came up
Monday eve for a visit with Havre
friends.
City Attorney Hammond returned
from the county seat Wednesday
morning, called there on business.
The Herald can do your job work
according to the latest ideas of artis-
tic printing. Come in and see us.
Mrs. Thos Neal and children were
IN from the ranch the middle Of the
week visiting relatives in Hayre.
Attorney A. NJ Gentry was at the
county scat at the opening of the
term of district court Tuesday.
Pictures framed while you wait at
Cross
Mrs. Elge, of Helena, is the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Gordon of
this city for few days.
! Plain sewing and childrens' clothes
raade by the Gid. For particulars
!, call on any member of the Gid.
Glassware and crockery-closing out
a. first cost now at Cross.
It is expected that James Holland
will accompany the remains OF the
late George M. Purnell east Saturday.
The Ladies' Gid will meet next
"Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c. D.
Box. All members are requested to
come.
Cook stoves and ranges-a big as
sortment--- and to be sold at extreme
y low prices at Gross.
Attorney J. X. Bramble was TT.
Benton visitor the fore part of the
week where he went on professional
matters.
w. C. Broadwater, of Browning,
came in the fore part Of the week
and will he here for week on busl-
hess matters.
Al Carter, one Of the popular men
at. the Havre Fuel company's mine, is
under the weather, suffering from an
attack OF rheumatism.
New hot blast heating stoves, cheap
er than you can buy them second
hand at Gross
C. Ale, who has been the guest OF
Lou Lucke for several days past left
for Seattle the middle of the week
where he will visit friends
Messrs Frederick and Lewis of the
| fP}aindealer were at the state capitol
J the fore part of the week and attend
= ed the opening Of the BroadWater.
The January term of the district
- court opened at the county seat On
Tuesday, A trial jury was drawn and
the court grind is on for the term.
We have a few sets of heavy team
harness-they must go at cost See
Gross
The sleeper of the Montana Central
was put out of business Sunday, the
pipes being frozen up and the cal
could not be used on the west bound
trip Monday.
Jack Griffen, who loves a horse and
knows one when he sees it has
purchased the trotting stallion, Doc
Emmett from Gus DeCeiles for the IL
tly sum Of $1,000.
PIANO TUNER HERE.
Arthur Wales, the we'll known pian'
tuner,-is in the city for few days
Parties wishing him to call can tel
.ephone the Havre Hotel. 1t.
DR.. d. S. Mckenzie, James Holland
and J. G.. Bailey of Bailey & Purnell
~ were Great Falls visitors Monday, cal
ed to the bedside of George M. Pur.
nell at the Columbus hospital
\ jury commission has been busy
al the county eat selecting a list OF
Choltenu cot y taxpayers who vii
be subject tC all as trial jurors dur
ing the present term of court.
HALF THE WORLD WONDERS
how the other half lives. Those who
use Prcklin's Arnica SalVe never won
der il it will cure Cuts, Wounds
Turns, Sores and all Skin erupt
ions they know it will Mrs CRAM
Shy, 113C E. Reynolds St., Spring