The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-17

the M. E. church next Wednesday
evening, June %.
H. c. Ditmarson and Mr.. and Mrs.
Eli Maltby and Mrs. M. S. Maltby
went to Scobey by car Wednesday.
If your kodak needs adjusting
bring it to the Wolf Point Studio.
Gulhaug can fix it.
See the Cash Grocery and Bak-
ery's ad on this page for money-sav-
ing bargains. Tilt
Mrs. C. j. Severson has had as her
guests the past week Miss Ida Slette,
of Culbertson and Mrs. Ericsson, of
Minneapolis.
Major Mossman, Prof. Peacore and
Dan Mitchell, of the agency Office at
Poplar, stopped in town Monday on
their way to Frazer.
Commissioner R. E. Patch, of Pop
lar, and County Surveyor Scott P.
Hart, of Mondak, were in the city
Saturday afternoon.
Harmony Jazz Four, Kalispell, at
The Coliseum, Tuesday, June %.
Have you heard them? It's a treat.
1925
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Maltby and C.
Maltby, of Wolf Point, spent Sunday
at the Guy Maltby home north of
town.-Roosevelt County Review.
Clarence says: evolves of the
Night is the greatest picture that
Farnum has yer made. He a pro
duce the credentials"
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenny arrived
from Inverness Monday morning for
a visit at the H. A. ~Schoening home.
They made the trip in their car.
Frank DER and Andrew Holm
were in town from Volt Wednesday
and report a 4 inch rain in their
vicinity Monday night.
0. c. Heinze, Sam Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Knights and Frank Mill
will join the Shriners at Port
land, Oregon, June 1924.
Does your table cost you too
Well help you cut down the
nigh cost. See our Saturday Spec
ais advertised on this page.-Cash
Grocery. Hit
Clarence is wearing a smile to
,hink he is going to give his patrons
wonderful picture in EVOLVES
Of THE NIGHT" starring Bill Far
lum.
The Globe Shoe G. Clothing COM
,any just had VIM. Youngkin build (.
n a section of shelving clear to the
eiling, especially to accommodate ,
heir large stock of shoes. '
Oh. Boy! A real dance. The Col
scum, Wolf Point, Tuesday, June :
End. Music? Harmony Jazz Four, 7
lalispell. They're great. 16-2t :
Mrs. Lawrence F. Selig left Sun j
ay for their homestead north of t
Volt Point where she will spend the f
ummer. She was accompanied by
Iiss Gladys O'Toole. - Glasgow
'emocrat. :
w. A. Rodgers arrived the first e
f the week from Sand Point, Idaho, 8
j, look after business matters here. \
e has purchased a pool hall in Sand f
oint and considers that he has 2
,und a good location.
The Roosevelt County Press asso- G
alton will hold their next meeting B
Froid Saturday, June 26th, and fl
: guests of the Tribune.-Froid fl
h,
Bill Farnum, the highest priced Sc
in the world, will be at the Lib b;
ty in his first own production ii
WOLVES OF THE NIGHT" Two
lys-June 24th and 18th. lie
Mrs. w. B. Mowatt will leave next V
eek for a ten days visit at the 81
me of her brother at Rolette, N. NJ
She will also visit at Walhalla, TO
D. She will be accompanied by
7 mother. IN
If you are qualified to vote and ~
not vote at the last election or -
changed your voting precinct, -
not fail to register before July -
h. Otherwise you cannot vote at 49,
: primaries Aug. "a. -
The courts of the tennis associa-
n are practically complete. The of
pes have been laid on one court nj,
d the first playing was done Tues 70,
Y. The courts will be very good of
III large backstops and everything TO
good shape. th,
W. E. Rae and Sam Clark will mi
on No. 3 tonight for the Shrin- E.
: meeting at Helena. S.. L. Kleve, A.
P. Swedberg and H. A. ~Schoening
at Helena for the ceremonies
Injected with laying the rne