The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-08-19
Vote, Vote, VOTE.

missioner.
Vote for Chas. Gordon for ~justic,
of the peace.
Vote for Bert J. Lynn for repre-
sentative.
Vote for Chas. w. Hamblin FOL
clerk and recorder.
Vote for Max McCusker for rep
resentative in congress.
If you are for Wolf Point vote fol
her friends not her enemies.
Dick Berlin is spending his vaca.
ton at Plentywood.
Ellen Applegren had her tonsils
removed this week.
Bobbie Bladder, of the Southside, is
suffering from an abcess under his
arm.
Little Jos. Holingsworth is improv-
ing after a severe illness of several
weeks.
Mrs. ]. C. DeWane is enjoying a
visit from her brother Guy LETTERS,
of Deer Lodge.
Miss Nettie Nelson is taking a well
earned vacation and is visiting with
friends at Williston.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Rig
gins on Aug. Il, a girl.
Wednesday, while working at the
roundhouse, Alvin Carlson had the
misfortune to get his thumb crush
ed, necessitating amputation.
G. P. Lamberton has been thresh-
ing his crop on his farm just north
of town. He says he realized a very
good yield from one 20 acre field.
Emil Sund returned this evening
from Malta where he has been en-
gagged for the past month working on
the school building there.
Lula M. Cook, candidate for the
nomination for superintendent of
schools, was in from Volt today to
attend the big rally.
Fay N. Fuller, of Minot, president
of the Fuller Motor Company, ar
rived on No. 8 this evening to pay a
visit to the company's local branch.
Mrs. w. o. Hougen returned Wed
nesday evening from Ray, N. d.,
where she has been visiting. She
was accompanied home by her sister,
Miss Myrtle Amundson.
Among the Poplarites who attend
ed the N%onpartisan rally here today
were S. c.. Moore, Otto Ramstad,
Dana Easton, G. A. Lundeen, j. B.
Dollard, Geo. Kelley and Ike Slette.
Remember the Wolf Point candi-
dates are all on the Democratic bal
lot and the League endorsed candi-
dates are all on the Democratic bal
lot.
Ben Innis is going around this
week with a broad grin on, all be-
cause of the arrival of a son and
heir, BENZ. Jr., at Mrs. Harris hospi-
tai on the Northside Tuesday, Aug.
II.
Erwin Screiber left Friday for
Fargo to place his son in school. He
went from there to Minneapolis and
to make the return trip by
Ear accompanied by his sister, Mrs.
GIFTS.
f. J. Whitehead, of the Promoter,
lad a serious operation performed
IN his nose and throat this week. He
S staying at the Erickson hotel dur
ng his convalescence and is doing
veil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mclean, ac-
ompanied by his mother, have gone
o Black Creek, Wis, to visit Mrs. t
IcLean's people and will go from
here to London, Ontario, for a visit c
nth his relatives. t
Harry and John Mcleod were in
Harry's ranch near Westfork
John says that stock on
ne ranch is in fine shape, but that
grain crop in that section is
ather poor.
The primary polls are open from
2 o'clock, noon, until 7 o'clock p. m.
ext Tuesday, August "a. Vote and
ote in the interest of Wolf Point,
lie West End and the people in gen
al. Z
0. c. Heinze, Connie Schenken- =
erger, John Garden and Mrs. J. l.. <
hamplin are attending the grand :
dye of the Eastern Star at Nilsson Z
this week as delegates of the local f
ar lodge.
Emil Sund has returned from NAL
where he completed the ventilator T.
i'd metal cornice work, sub-con-
acted by the Wolf Point Heating
Plumbing Co., on a fine new pub
school building.