The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-05-20

Mrs. Arthur S. Feldt left today fol
Markesan, Wis, to visit her mother
County Agent Chase was in the
city yesterday.
Bill Duncan next Monday and Bill
Farnum next Thursday at the Lib.
erty.
Preserve your clothing by having
it cleaned and pressed. The Davey
Tailors. lift.
If your kodak needs adjusting
bring it to the Wolf Point Studio.
Gulhaug can fix it.
After you get your back yard
cleaned, The Davey Tailors can clean
your suit. eff.
Attend McAllen & Co.'S. great Spe-
cial Value sale, May 20 to June 10,
and save money on summer supplies.
1t is the season for city house
cleaning. Read the cleanup notice
and get busy like a good citizen.
Be sure and come in and see our
One Dollar Specials for Saturday
only. Cash Grocery and Bakery.
A. H. Ernlund, an employee of
The Buttrey Company, Havre, was
here a few days this week to assist
the Buttrey-Swift force.
Hungry for some home cooking?
You'll find it at the Methodist church
supper, Wednesday May 26. Serv-
ing begins at $50 p. m. 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wall
drove over from Oswego last Sunday
and spent the afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. John McIntee.
Mrs. 0. M. Dahl and daughter,
Marvel, of Wolf Point, were over
Sunday guests at the home of H.
Burkhardt this week.-Nashua indie
pendent.
The worlds greatest emotional
star, Bill Farnum, will be shown. at
Liberty Thursday, May 9th, in
TALE OF TWO CITIES" A won
lerful picture.
H. B. Tyson will attend the meet
ng of the Roosevelt Highway Asso-
of which he is vice president
,or Wolf Point, to be held at Glas-
cow Sunday.
Monday evening the Juniors en-
ertained the Seniors and faculty at
dance in the high school gym.
Music was furnished by the Liberty
orchestra.
$25 reward for the return of two
oan ponies, about 500 lbs. One had
on. Mare and gelding. Mare
TX, Gelding DY. Arthur M. Poul-
en-, Kellogg, Mont. 13-tf. :
Mrs. G. l.. Koch this morning re- J.,
eived a mess of dandelion greens f,
her mother who lives in Wis j.,
They came by parcel post {
nd were as fresh as if they had just
cen picked. i.
c. L. Smith used to raise corn and ;,
,atermelons and many other things q
n his Sapphire Heights land. Now T
giving the rest of us a chance 4
this garden spot. Read his ad on {
age two. 13-1t. :.
Take out that fly screen ad," said
/. l.. Koch of the Grogan-Robinson !,
umber Co. Every one of those r
made screens are Sold" If h
~ want to sell something quick, U
1T an ad in the Herald. O.
Contractor Albert Langlie has be- "
IN work on the new cross walk on b,
ain street, midway between Sec
d and Third 1t will ex-
nd from the postof1ce to a point
tween The Globe Clothing store
d the Davey Tailors. &c
H. Alfred Anderson went to Will
ton yesterday on No. 2 and return
on No. 3. He says spring work
IRE is not so far advanced as it is 20
re, and that seeding is just nicely
,rted. He intends to go back soon -
d put in a crop on his land there. =
A. L. Woods, who lives on the res H.
-ation north of the city, was in
vn Tuesday. He is suffering with
cry sore hand. He got a splinter
steel in his hand and infection set
He is getting along nicely now
Ter the doctors care.
drs. Mary Belcher and two sons l.
'ect to leave Saturday morning ou
New Rockford, N. D., to make PIT
If home. Mrs. Belcher's eldest we
manages the electric light plant
re. The family have a number of wa
nds here who regret their depar- Pal
i. B. Robinson of MINNEAPOLIS. :,
sident of the Grogan-Robinson ;
nber Co., and Walter Grogan of -,
sgow were in the city yesterday r.,
nding to company business. Mr.. ~
gan went through here Tuesday :
car to Culbertson where he met