The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-08-26

were city visitors on Wednesday.
Fatty Arbuckle at the Liberty nexi
Tuesday, also the MOONRIDERS.
Mrs. Amandus johnson and child
rem have returned after several weeks
spent visiting in Minnesota.
VIM. Youngkin has been awarded
the contract to do the repaid work
on the McAllen building.
Mrs. Maude billiard and daughters,
Elsie and Dorothy, returned this
evening from a visit to Glasgow.
Mrs. Geo. Hagen and children and
Mrs. Murray are in from the home
stead this week attending chautau-
qua.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will
meet at the church basement on
Thursday afternoon, Sept. 2. Mrs.
F. E. Rathert and Mrs. H. B. Tyson
will be the ~hostesses.
The ladies aid of the Catholic
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
viii Johnson on Wednesday after
noon, Sept. 1. Mrs. Maltby and Mrs.
c. J. Severson will be the hostesses.
Chef Jacobson, the Minot aviator,
who was engaged to fly in Wolf
Point at the 4th of July celebration
a year ago, was in town today to see
if he could make arrangements for
exhibition flights here.
Mrs. Robert N. Hosford, of the
Southside, left Tuesday for San
Diego, Calf, where she will join her
husband who has been in that city
for about a month. They plan to
make their home in San Diego.
Mrs. F. B. Turner is home after
having spent nearly four months
in Minnesota. She spent some time
at the Mayo hospital at Rochester
and visited relatives at other points.
She returns much improved in health.
Mrs. c. B. Koepke and nephew,
Richard Spooner, left yesterday for
Wolf Point where Mrs. Koepke will
her sister, Mrs. Ray, for two
weeks. On her return trip Mrs.
Koepke will visit friends in Glasgow.
-Havre Promoter.
Mr.. Carell S. Man is still unable to
locate the valuables and private pa
lost about his home. He could
nave saved himself a lot of trouble
f he had taken care of these import
mt articles in a SAFETY DEPOSIT
BOX at the First National Bank. If.
Mrs. J. l.. Champlin, Mrs. s. i.
Zleve and 0. C. Heinze returned the
Est of the week from Missoula where
hey went as delegates to the state
Eastern Star grand lodge. They had
very delightful time while there
nd say that the Missoul;ans are
plendid entertainers.
Phil Dougherty has returned from
obey, Mimi, where he went with
he body of ORGY Moore. He says
hat that part of Minnesota is ex-
eedingly dry as there have been no
God rains since the 5th of July.
ASSURES are exhausted and people
re already cutting corr to feed
heir stock.
A letter from DR.. Mowatt, dated /
H.
! Los Angeles, Calf, says he and
lie family had a fine overland trip /
{ 5000 miles without bad luck or
,cident. Shirley and Esther are en- =
'ying the bathing in the surf, but
rs. Mowatt is rather homesick for
II Wolf Point friends. The doctor
US he will be back here by Sept.
It. p
A. M. Foor and Judge Gordon have ii
pies of the registration lists at e
cir offices. Registration for the Il
ovember election closes at the Clerk t
d Recorders Office September II,
lich means practically September =
here. Search the lists, see if your =,
is there correctly spelled and W
the right precinct. See if the re
mes of your neighbors and ac- pl
.aintances are there. 26tf.
Connie Shenkenberger and John C..
Garden returned the last of last
elk from Missoula where they at M
lded the state Masonic convention.
ey are quite enthusiastic over the
ssoula country. Connie says that
is the stuff to produce
'ps. They farm only a few acres 10
t they get big yields. The coun- n
is naturally not as well adapted, bu
says, to irrigation as is our river We
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