The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1907-07-19

Talk with Carruth has 70 lors near
the shops shat he is selling for SIS
down and $40 monthly thereafter.
Do you want some CT them now. Bet
ter get start for new home.
There is big demand for hay
hands in Eavrc this week, the gem
eral offer being 81 per day, when dry;
but ranchers have found such scare
ity of men that some OF them have
offered $50 per month, wet or dry,
and have then been compelled to so
out shorthanded.
The county commissioners this week
awarded to the Havre Commercial
company a contract for establishing
public scales in Havre and at Fort
Benton. Each of these scales when
in place is to cost $225. A. D.
Smith was appointed weigh master
of the Havre scales
WANTED - Dining room girl;
chamber maid. Wages $500 each; i
lanncress, wages $4,000
MONTANA HOTEL, ..
| Chinook, Montana.
| Frank Schultz and Henry Norden
of Warrick were in the city Monday.
They say that the grass in the Bear
Paws is getting so high that the man
of average height has to step on
tip-toe to LOOK over it. That is their
way of describing the notable grass
growth of the present year.
M. E. Milner, the stockman, passed
through Havre Monday on his way
on a business trip from Malta to
Fort Benton. He reported that there
had been considerable difficulty in
getting the Seabury spraying machine
to work properly, but that now they
We're giving excellent satisfaction.
Material change was this week made
in the store Of the Beckstead Drug
company, E. H. Campbell of Kendall,
Mont, purchasing the stock and int
erests of F. L. French and H. w.
Cough. Mr.. Campbell has brought
his family to the city and hereafter
will be in direct charge of the pharm-
acy.
Here is a sample of the rapid pro-
gress of settlement in the eastern part
of Valley county: The Culbertson
Searchlight in it's latest issue enlarg-
ed to eight pages and the editor,
Frank S. Reed, begs pardon of his
subscribers that he has to clay over
some news" for publication until the
next issue.
Malta visitors this week report that
Charles Whitconb, the mining mag
nate of the Little Rockies, is rapidly
recovering from the severe illness
which for a long time it was be-
lieved would prove fatal and that he
will shortly return TO active manage
ment of the larger properties about
Zortman and Landllsky.
BY reason of a new international
agreement recently made between the
United States and Canada, and which
went into effect the first of July, al
newspapers intended for Canadian de-
livery, must carry a one cent
stamp. The subscription price on all
papers for Canadian delivery will be
so cents a year higher hereafter.
L. B. Isbell, who has long been the
popular manager of the business OF
M. K Coover and of the Hotel Havre
bowling alleys, has decided to desert
Havre and go on the road as repre-
sentative of a New York clothing
firm. Havre will miss Mr.. Isbell,
who has been noted as one Of it's mos
energetic and progressive citizens
Mr.. Isbell will leave August l.
Havre Lodge 242, American FEEDER
alton of Musicians, will next We'd
nesday night give a ball in McIntyre's
Opera house. 1t is promised that all
of the best talent of the city will be
preesnt to assist in the program of
dance. The musicians of Havre have
always been quite ready to meet the
public demands of Havre and they
anticipate a responsive chord at this
time.
Miss Edith Holland and Mrs. J.
kearful had quite an experience en-
Friday night. During the electrical
storm they We're on their way to the
Kearful ranch on Clear creek and lost