The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-02-01
CITY IN BRIEF

FOR s;ALE-Seal skin sacque in
fairly good condition. Cheap for cash.
J. y. Booth and wife Of Great Falls
were visitors in the city over Sunday.
The Ladies Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A.
j. Broderick.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
hold a sale of home cooking at the
Hayrc Commercial OH Saturday after
noon.
c. E. Taylor Of Saco was visitor
in Hayre the first of the week. he
reports plenty of snow in his section
Of the country.
H, s M. Neil, of the State land Of
flee ct Helena was an oyer-Sunday
visitor in Havre and met many old
acquaintences.
The high school will give another
entertainment at the east side school
On February 18th, for the benefit OF
ihe piano fund.
Mayor Newman and City Attorney
Hammond went up to Helena Sunday
alight to be present at the meeting OF
Mayors held Monday.
Engineer Ed Burke is the proud
papa OF daughter who arrived last
week to make the parents happy. The
little one was born at Great Falls.
Rev. r. P. Smith, D. D., of the
Montana Wesleyan university will oc-
qupy the pulpit Of the M E. church
roth morning and evening Sunday.
Congressman Charles N. Pray Vi
nited at Helena this week where he
was Joined by Mrs. Pray and togeth-
rr they will proceed to Washington.
Mr.. Van Horn, the insurance man,
has gone to Helena on business but is
expected back later on and viii make
his city his headquarters for time.
Miss NIable Hagard, who has been
so seriously i'll at the home of Mr..
and Mrs John Rogers for several days
ase1D 4e Iel!dsoq oT2 o. uo4e2 seM
Falls Wednesday evening.
Frank n. Lowe Of Whitefish regist-
cred in from the west and spent Sun
hay in Havre There is an abundance
IF snow out that way he states and
sDring freshets are expected.
Dan Hurley, one Of the old timers
Of this section, spent Sunday in the
city renewing acquaintance. He is
now located at Spokane and says that
things booming in that country.
The firemen are anticipating Il jol-
}T good time at their banquet to be
held next week, the 9th, Of February,
md the program has about been filled
is printed in the Herald last week.
w. G. Hensen, the former Harlem
wool grower, was in the city Wednes-
5aay. Mr.. Hensen has purchased a
section Of land near Migon, Wiscon-
sin. and expects to settle down there.
The first train through for four
days, came in from the east last Sat
lrday night. The mail is very heavy
these days on account of the pile-up,
accumulated during the days of block
a5e.
Word comes from Great Falls that
commodities were at low ebb there the
fore part Of the week but relief is ex
y,ected from Butte and other nearby
points as soon as the road become
well opened up.
Albert Virgins, call boy for the
Great Northern, has penchant for
trading this bright young man for
Texas has "swapped" boots no less
than five times in the past week, ac-
cording to his friends.
The high school students Of Chinook
propose to put ON theatrical per-
formance some time this winter. The
young people are already making pre-
parations and promise something
good and entertaining.
The personal effects of the late Flo
renee Ward were sold at administra-
tors sale Monday, the trunk and con-
tents, tho only effects left by the de-
ceased, bringing the sum of 5000. A
stranger bought the goods.
1t rs not known what will be the
future plans of the Bailey & Purnell
partnership, dissolved by the death
Of Mr.. Purnell, but it is stated that
Mr.. Bailey will probably conduct the