The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-10-04
: BRIEF NEWS OF THE CITY I

lly Inedtfe next MONDAY.
Attorney W. B. Sands of Chinook,
spent Wednesday in our city.
Miss Bessie Bossuot left Monday for
Spokane for a visit with friends.
Geo. T. Sanderson is confined to his
bed again by another attck Of rheu-
matism
Miss Maud Foster of Spokane, Is
here visiting her praents, Mr.. and Mrs
IS. B. Foster.
Lewis and Brodrick of the Plaindea1-
err were in Helena this week attending
the State fair
Mrs. Earl Clack arrived home Tuee-
day from the east, where she has been
visiting the past month.
House for Rent-Furnished or nn-
furnished. See J. D. Thompson, roona
IS, Hotel Oakland. IT,
Olaf Skylstead has rented the Mla-
tage next to his new home which ig
now under construction,
Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Judd's mother,
left Monday for Minnesota where Hhe
will visit for the winter.
Henry c. Kuhr and nephew, Henry
of Cleveland, were city visitors on
Wednesday for few hours.
Gary Ayers and wife returned homo
Tuesday from the east where they hata
been visiting for the past month.
Cashier C. F. Morris and wife went
to Helena Wednesday evening to visit
with friends and also attend the fair.
The ladies 70 the Presbyterian
church will hold food sale at the
Havre Commercial Saturday afternoon.
A baby girl was born to the wife
Of r. Doles on Wednesday morning.
Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Miss Verm Tracy of Great Falls ar
rived Monday to accept a position as
stenographer with the Havre CONNER
cial
Mrs. +. L. Patterson, who has bee.a
visiting her husband for some time
will return to her home in st. Paul
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Green moved the
first part of the week to the Thackery
block, where they will have rooms for
the winter.
Father Kokenge leaves today for
Chinook, where he will hold a mission
beginning Sunday and continuing to
the following Sabbath.
A, H. STADIUM has rented the Quinn
property and will move his family
as soon as they return from the east,
where they are visiting.
1t looks as if mellinium of Merch-
andising were approaching. The Fair
Store is opening up hundreds of bar
gains preparing for Bargain week.
A. S. Lohman,, the wealthy sheep
king and John Luce, the prosperous
rancher Of Chinook, passed through
the city today, enroute to their homes
in Chinook. @...
Chas. Brady, the oldest passenger
brakeman here lin point of length OF
service) has resigned ihs position ana
will leave soon with his family for
Spokane, Wahingsston.
A. D. Shipley the Box Elder ranch
er was in town this week delivering
oats to A. B. Clarke, the feed store
man who has purchased his entire
crop. paying cash for the same.
It must be that there is some one
in Havre who certainly has sweat
tooth. On Wednesday morning 50
lbs of candy belonging to the Hayre
Commercial company was stolen from
the platform at the depot.
MARRIED-Chas. Davis and Mis-
Katie Kaboski on Tuesday. Re-. Fr.
performed the ceFemo-
ny Mr.. Davis is one of Jim Hills
popular firemen on the High line
passenger and will make his home
in Havre.
Thad F. Raymond, who has been
spending several days with his fam
lily, returned TO his new home in
Spokane, Washington, Tues lay. Mr..
Raymond made arrangements for the
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