The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-04-29

Miss Isabelle Jerrow is improving
after a serious illness.
John Cahill, living on F~airweather
street, is very i'll.
Albert Lee was in from his res
a~rvation homestead Saturday.
After you get your back yard
cleaned, The Davey Tailors can clean
your suit. 9-tf.
Harry Handler, the ball player,
has returned from a visit with
friends in Wisconsin.
Miss Dena Smith is sick at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Virgil AL
berts.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alfred Anderson
were in town Tuesday and report the
roads as being in pretty bad shape.
Notice the change of date when
lists must be in in the Globes prize
contest announcement.
The children of N. S. Riggin on
the Northside are i'll with the scar
let fever.
Eddie Whitehead visited at the
Henry Sethre home on the reserva-
ton Tuesday.
Miss Mary Sinnott of Pierre, S..
Oak, is visiting at the home of her
brother, Pierce Sinnott.
Miss Minnie Thompson and Mrs.
M. B. Williams were here from Wolf
Point Saturday. Glasgow Courier.
The celebrated WELSH GLEE
CLUB will be at the Liberty Tues
day, May 18th.
Mrs. Geo Eastman has purchased
the Bob Beard property on Dawson
street. The Boards will remain
there until the first of September.
Melvin Geer of st Paul arrived
here the first of the week and has
gone to Sand Greek where he will
look after his farming interests.
The city owns a new road grader,
a small affair to be used in keeping
the streets in condition. V. L. Gil
bert gave it it's initial try-out.
Poultry owners will be interested
in the notice published in this issue
on page eight by Chief of Police
Solberg.
See us about that breaking you
want done. Peterson Brothers, %
miles northeast, P. o. Wolf Point,
box 801. 10 st.
Read the Globes Boys Contest
offer on this page and note the
change of date when all word lists
must be handed in. lott.
Ground has been broken for a new
bungalow for F. w. Block on the
lot next west of the A. j. Isachsen
home on Custer street. J. T. Miller
has the contract.
Fred Turner is in Washington
looking over the country and writes
his fatehr from Spokane that he does
not like that part of the state at ALL,
but may take a trip farther west.
"Spike" Harvey was among the
railroad men from Wolf Point who
attended the funeral of Hollis Mar
riot here observation-disclosures Cour-
Ter.
Ex-service men will please turn
to page eight of this issue and fill
out the referendum blank referring
to the bonus question and mail or
bring to The Herald office.
Richard Warmth and family hive
moved to Wolf Point, having sold
their place on the Southside to Paul
Bastic, and are living on Custer
street between Fifth and Sixth.
F. J.. Neutgens went to Poplar to-
lay to attend to business matters.
Curtis Turner is employed at the
Hanson Grocery, Ed Broderick be-
ng absent for the present.
Miss Clara Ryen has returned
spending the winter in Mime
ota and is visiting at the home of
Ter sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
nd Mrs. Henry Sethre, on the reser-
alton.
Mrs. 0. H. Hanson was taken i'll
With diphtheria the first of the week
ut at this writing is getting along
icely. Mrs. L. A. Tanning is assist
lg in the Hanson store during Mrs.
Ianson's illness.
Frank C. Ediger of Volt transact
d business in Wolf Point last Sat- ,
rday. He will have a sale May 6,
of which appears in another j..
olumn.
T. j. Hagen, of Grand Farks, N. :
:, visited here a few days last week :
the home of his daughter, Mrs. :
Norby. Mr.. Hagen had not
zen Wolf Point since 1913, and his
at the size of the business
ty was great. :
F. j. Chase and Murray E. Steb- s
ms, county agents of this county !.
Id Valley county, respectively, and
J. Ogaard, who is connected with f
e extension work of the State Il
)11epe wera here voctardav opd ~