The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-09-27

Mrs. McClosky and daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Boles went to Great Falls the
first of the week to visit with Miss /
Mona, who left Havre some time ago
to enter the Columbus hospital to
study to become a trained nurse.
We don't need to talk an arm off,
to sell stove. our prices speak for
themselves. Northwestern Iron
Works.
Mr.. Noble, Of the Pioneer Grocery
company, has moved his family to the
cottage recently purchased by Ju ge
w. B. Pyper. Last week we stated
that I. B. Perry had rented this pro-
perty, but find it was an error.
If you ever buy anything that is not
satisfactory, from the FAIR STORE
Havre, send 1t back to them and they
will pay express charges and return
your money to you.
Florence 4. Hadlin has brought sat
against Adam Hadalin for divorce up
on the grounds Of extreme cruelty.
Both parties reside in HavIe, where
they were married two FEARS ago. j..
x. Bramble is attorney for plaintiff.
Mowers, Rakes and Oats for sale at
Gussenhovens Lmuber Yard.
Mrs. Charles Crawford and children
left on Sunday evening for He ela,
where they will make their home IN
future Mrs Crawford will be greatly
missed by a larg circle Of friends as
well as in the social circles of the
city.
Lots for sale fifteen dollars down,
ten dollars month, do you want to
take advantage af the OPPORTUNI-
TY? 'Talk with Carruth.'
Miss Marion Aud, who has been a
trusted employee of the Havre Com
mercial for the past six years, has re-
signed her position with that firm and
will leave Saturday for minneapolis,
where she will enter school for one
year.
A galvanized chimney top made and
put up by Northwestern Irond Works
will last from one to two years long,
er than if made and put up by anyone
else. These facts we can prove by
several residents of Havre.
/ A. w. Gregg has sold his interest in
the Pioneer Grocery company to Mike
O'Neal, formerly with the Havre Com,
mercial, who recently resigned his po-
sition with the latter firm. Mr.. Gregg
will continue with the Pioneer in the
capacity of book keeper
Money to Loan, Talk with
Carruth."
u. G. CHAMBERS, manager of the Kali
ispel Fuel Co, was here this week,
:. looking after a shipment of ter
: cars of coal that the Havre Fuel Co.
had loaded ready for shipment, but
which the railroad company failed tc
get out of the local yards.
Ababy girl came to the home O:
This
ing to gladden. their hearts. Mo hel
and daughter are doing nicely, while
Mr.. Lamey is treating his friends tt
, the best This is the first girl II
| enter the family of three boys.
. WArJTED-Band Of sheep 70 winter
Good range, plenty of hay, water ant
sheds. Enquire at the Herald TO-
: particulars. If
w. F. Murphy went to Saco thi
week with the intnetion of meeting
Mrs. Murphy and son Joseph, wh'
} have been visiting friends in Nilsson
ri, but received a delayed letter a
Saco, saying the folks would not sa
t home until the first Of the month.
| A package containing $3.50 was los
5 mysteriously by Express mMessenge
{ w. ]. Anderon between the office AM
the M. G. car last Friday evening. !
most dilligent search has been mad
t by Messrs Vandersluis and Matthew
but up to date no clew has been foun
THE FAIR STORE does not wan
your trade unless 1t can save yo
money.
oil Ilene, the little daughter of Mr. an
: Mrs. Jmes S. Carnal, while playing il
| thee cellar Tuesday, fell on sha
stick which struck her just over tn
eye, through the lid. While th