The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-08-02

Singer sewing machines and sup
lies at Niskern's confectionery store
Across from O'Briens lumber yard, g.
Florian A. Carnal, county attorney.
was in the city Sunday and again
Wednesday. The noted cases against
the Montana Hotel and Grill, as re-
ported in the Herald last week, have
been continued for hearing until
August 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Bossuot enter
tanned Wednesday in honor Of her
guest, Gladys Jenkins. Earlier in
the afternoon friendly tots had a
splendid reception in honor Of the
daughter of the host and hostess who
had just reached 1.
Just a few left of those canvass
Oxfords at the Commercial
The preliminary hearings of the
of the Montana Hotel and Grill was
Tuesday postponed upon the request
of County Attorney Carnal who is
busy before the United States court
in Helena until August s.
District Judge John w. Tattan was
again a welcome visitor in Havre
Wednesday,. The Judge says he
will not call jury in either Valley
or Chouteau counties until after hay
ing, as there is but one criminal case
in each of the the counties.
WANTED Dining room girl;
chamber maid. Wages $500 each; ]
lanntress, wages $4,000. .
MONTANA HOTEL,
#." ." Chinook, Montana.
The Mems Club organized some
time ago by Rev. l.. J. Christler will
meet on Sunday evening at the home
of its president, Mr.. Warren Smith,
at 9 o'clock. There will be a music
al program. This club Is growing
to be very popular with the men.
Norman Mckenzie of Crookston.
Mimi, formerly room clerk in Hotel
Havre, passed through Havre this
week on his way to Seattle, after en-
joying q brief visit with friends. In
Seattle he anticipates engaging in the
real estate business in partnership
with his father.
Eos itively no shooting Of any fire
arms is allowed in the pasture owned
by Gus DeCelles, as there are num-
Der of horses pastured there.
DR.. and Mrs. D. S. Mckenzie and
Claim Agent and Mrs. Taylor Of Great
Falls drove to the mountains the lat
ter part Of the week in quest Of trout.
Their outing was cut short by the
wreck of No. 8, which made it neces-
sary for the gentlemenn to return to
the city hastily.
Harry Howard, former secretary of
the Havre lodge, American FEEDER
alton Of Musicians, who has for some
months been i'll left Sunday night for
Columbia Falls. He expects to
spend the summer and fall in and
about Lake Mcdonald and the best
wishes of many friends for his COM
plete recuperation follow him
FOR SALE-A piano, refrigerator
and other furniture.
j.. G. PANcoAsT.
U->~. r. sci Second Street. |
John F. Matthews is this week re-
,eiving congratulations on all sides
over his promotion to the position
If assistant division superintendent of
he Great Northern Express company.
He looks as solemn as usual while all |
lis friends, who constitute the entire
SlfC u1uQ tIl0 Sldu udOU.
$100o-REWARD-$1O.oo
Strayed from North Fork-One bay
,elding, branded VIII on left should
r and same vent left thigh; weight
900 to LOO lbs; also has piece of
ope around neck The above reward
will be paid for delivery to Jesse e.
Toss stable in Chinook or to VIM. J.
wanton's stable in Havre.
Sat. THEO, REDWING.
Mrs. Florian Carnal last Saturday
ntertained for her visiting sister,
Irs. McCaffey at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. James Carnal. Cards was 6
1e order of the afternoon, the games ,
eing interspersed with light refresh
tents. Sweet peas b1oomed on ev- I
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