The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-02-05

E. B. Styer was one of the Sand
Greek citizens in town las Friday.
Something unusual will happen on
February 18th and 13th-Guess!
Miss Pearl Ptovin of Havre is here
visiting at the home of her brother,
Clyde Potvin.
If your kodak needs adjusting
bring it to the Wolf Point Studio.
Gulhaug can fix it.
Attorneys Schoening and Neon
nell were among those attending
court at Mondak this week.
The extraordinary picture of the
ages 'sTHE MIRACLE MAN" Two
days at the Liberty.
DR.. Lester w. Day has gone to
Malta where he will engage in the
practice of his profession.
H. K. Young, Secretary of the
Treasure State Mortgage Loan Co.,
spent Sunday at Plentywod.
There was another near-fre at the
Arcade n morning last week, caus-
ed by rubbish in the back yard.
Miss Lillian Safety returned Mon
day from Julian where she spent the
last tire weeks enjoying her vacation.
Mrs O.. M. Dahl spent the first of
the week in the eastern part of the
in the interest of her work as county
nurse.
Charles B. Kirk, district cashier
for the Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph Company, was in the
city yesterday.
A. P. Tills, manager of the Wolf
Point Light & Power Company, re-
turned Tuesday from a business trip
to Whitefsh.
Stanley Brabant was one of the
southsiders in the city last Saturday
and dropped in for a chat with the
Herald folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Cole are
happy over the arrival of a little
"ma'moiselle", Edith Dalesme, who
was born Jan. 29 at Williston.
The effectiveness of the interior
of the Valley Market was increased
this week by a coat of white paint
applied by Bernard Younkin.
Read the guarantee made by Man
ager Clarence Severson concerning
the MIRACLE MAN" to be shown
at the Liberty February 18th and
18th.
1t is announced that there will be
a dance at the Magnuson school Sat-
urday night, February IA. Every
body welcome. Ladies, please bring
sandwiches or cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Lund of Waska
left on No. 2 last Friday for Denbigh
Dakota to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Lund's father, Erick Espe-
seth of Denbigh, who died on Jan. %
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Scharf left
for Spencer, Iowa, called
there by the serious illness of Mr..
5charf's mother. A letter received
they left, however, states that
Mrs. Scharf is better.
Manager Clarence Severson stands
pack of the "MIRACLE MAN"
WITH A GUARANTEE THAT 1T
S THE GREATEST PICTURE Ev-
1R SHOWN ON A SCREEN IN
NORTHEASTERN MONTANA.
Bobby Berens, one of the popular
members of last summers ball team,
anne from Whitefsh Friday for a
wo-days' visit with local friends.
Bobby is employed by the Great
Northern at Whitefsh, but still has
lis eye on Wolf Point and its 1920
all team.
w. P. Ogden lost a horse at his
%eservation ranch a few days ago,
makes a total of ten head of
and horses that he has lost
his winter from a peculiar disease
hat is a mystery to stockmen. Some
f the cattle lost were pure bred
nimals.
H. F. Dubois, formerly of this
ity, writes from Charles City, Ia,
nat he is employed in the Hart-Parr
FACTOR factory at that place. He
avs the factory is a busy place,
out something like twenty
We tractors a day, but adds that
[ontana still looks best to him.
There is nobody like a newspaper
an to keep boosting things. There
Ben M. Larson who never quits
posting Circle through the Banner,
Id now he is cooperating with the
,nsus enumerator and announces
e arrival of another girl at his
,use January 25.
Judge Gordon has a letter from
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