The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1908-09-16

Martha Washingtons.
Al. Strobe, Of Whitlash, haa been
stopping in the city for a few days,
looking after business and taking in
the convention.
Nav ladies' hama bags, card cases
and hill books at Boone's.
Have you tried lakewood Peach
lee Cream? It Ia delicious.
Dancing school Tor beginners on
Tuesday Of each week at the Havre
danetng academy, Hotel Hayre.
The Misses Elizebeth and Lucie
Broderson, of Helena. were guests at
Hotel Havre, ON Saturday They were
en- route to Lake Mcdonald. -.
Brick. Gussenhovsn Is headqaart-
ers for brick. The Great NORTHERN
has made the rate on brick 10 low
that you can buy from tGussenhoveR.
Samuel G. Clarke of Glasgow, Ar
thur Lamey, Toledo; J. l.. Duffy, Cut
Bank, and A. c. Jones, Chinook, were
among the hotel arrivals on Sunday.
Now 10 the TINA to build. Don't
wait until men are aearee and buildin
material nigh. Build aow Get Guss-
enhpvsn 70 sivs you an estimate.
WANTHD-A good experienced wo-
man, without children, to work ON q
ranch. Good wages and light work.
| Address Herald, Hayre. Mont.
"Noney ia all the ammunition we nave
to fight wlth," Trnthtelier OF PRAY Club.
Place your order for shells with
Besne's Drug Store.
Wallace D. Coburn, of Helena. was
in the city Monday, On his way to
Brookside, and the Little Rockies,
where he has extensive stock and
mining interests.
George w. Hall registered in from
his Dodson ranch on Friday. George
is delegate to the convention, and
while not q candidate for office, is
kept busy, just the same, shaking
hands with his many friends.
Mr.. Fl. e.. Short has severed his
connection with the Havre Herald
having been offered a very lucrative
position In Nevada, to which place he
, will probably remove, in the near
future.
The Herald Is in receipt of tickets
for attendance at the Chouteau coun-
ty fair, on, Sept. 1918. Thank you
neighbor, and We hope to be able
. to be with you, on one Or all of the
dates named.
Harry Yaw and family have re-
moved to the Falls, where Nj. Yaw
has accepted a lucrative positi On with
the Great Falls Lumber CO. Mr.
Carol will succeed to the position
vacated by Mr.. Yaw.
Chief Dispatcher Brundage d, wife
and son. left for Idaho points, last
week. They will visit their sister
while in Idaho, afterwards extending
their trip to the coast. They will be
away for several weeks.
Mrs. Jas. DeWar entertained the
500 club, on Saturday afternoon
Dainty refreshments We're served
and most enjoyable afternoo on was
spent by the members of the club.
Mrs. skylstead won the pin, which
is competed for at each meeting.
A jolly party wheeled into town
Monday, from the Laird ranch, maxi
: ing the trip of 30 mills in an hour
and 40 minutes, in Laird's big auto.
The party consisted of Mrs Harris,
John and Frank Laird, Byron
Schwartz and George B. Bourne.
State Senator Thomas D. Long,
democratic nominee for congress, and
W. T. McKeown, who. again st his
expressed wishes was re-nominated
for his third term rs county attor-
lney Of Flathead ~. called at the
Herald office. on t1.-r way home
from the state convention at Ana
conda. Senator Long expressed him.
self as highly appreciative of the hon.
or OF his nomination for co gress-
man, and will make strong CAM
paign in the interests of his party
and of his own election.