The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-03

We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38tt
Asa Turner was in from the South
side today.
]. H. Coffey is having his yard
turfed with green sod.
Preserve your clothing by having
it cleaned and pressed. The Davey
Tailors. lift.
SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE" two
days, Thursday and Friday, next
week, at the Liberty.
Gust Holm, whose place is 20 miles
north, is advertising an auction sale
of farm property on June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hagen spent
several days at their farm the past
week planting corn.
S. L. Kleve, H. A. Schoening and
Martin Jacobs left for a business
trip to Circle this morning.
Buy a lot of C. L. Smith and make
a start toward owning your own
home. Read his ad in this issue.
Bill Hart Special, JOHN PET
TICOATS," next Saturday at the
Liberty. A wonderful picture.
Have you finished cleaning up
your yard and alley, and procured
a covered can to put garbage in?
Mrs. H. B. Mason has as her guest
her aunt and uncle, Miss Herman
and Mr.. Herman from North Dakota
Mrs. A. K. Tice returned the first
of the week after spending a week
visiting in Scobey.
Mrs. Walter Clancy returned We'd
nesday from Beloit, Wis, where she
has been visiting her mother the past
three weeks.
Attorney Hugh N. Marion will
leave for Great Falls tomorrow
night. "In the spring a young mans
fancy 49,"
Miss Lucy Higgins of the High
School faculty left Wednesday morn
ing for her home at Hawley, MINI.
for the summer vacation.
E. M. Culver, who has been mech
anical foreman in The Herald shop
for the past thirteen months sewers
his connection this week.
Marion and Foor got into the $
Cleanup and PaintIup" campaign !
this week and are having the walls f
If their offices newly finished. v
Messrs. Rathert, Huxsol, Heinze /
md Stennes are attending the Good
Roads meeting of the Powder River a
association, at Broadus.
Nels Christensen, who lives ID e
northeast, returned from Mon c
lax today, where he went to make a
for his citizenship papers. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Beard have been t
transferred to the railroad shops at G
'owdoin and expect to leave for that t.
lace the latter part of this week. j.
The ladies aid of the Presbyterian
hurch will meet at the Mission at N
Midtown Thursday afternoon, June N
9th. W
There will be a food sale given by p
he Catholic Ladies' Aid on June IL N
t Murphy Sisters store, both fore o
DON and afternoon. T
LNrna14 ~ T,naf hTa,~+ha .-, ~
ngineer running out of Minot, is
ere today visiting his brother, Ben II
mis-, boiler foreman at the round al
ouse. VI
$25 reward for the return of two q,
Jan ponies, about 500 lbs. One. had a.
alter on. Mare and gelding. Mare =.
K, Gelding DY. Arthur M. Poul- -
N, Kellogg, Mont. 13-tf. w
The Froid Tribune printed an ex-
.llent story of the county eighth
'ade commencement exercises held
Wolf Point, written by Miss Han 'e'
n ,one of the Froid teachers.
I'M
Clarence says that the Liberty has 70
A No. 1 lineup of Good Pictures fri
T next week. Take a look at the ~,
berty program on this page. etc
F. j. Chase, county agent, visited tie:
ints north of here Monday to at it
nd to arrangements for the boys
mp, and returned here Monday T
ening for the Legion meeting.
Rev. Alfred Hendrickson returned COZ
pm his trip to Circle by car Mon no
He says the country and crops the
: looking nice, and that a good rain DO
/ over a portion of the south coun- nal
Sunday. tai
A. K. Gulhaug is at his McCone
1nty homestead for about a week. "
Mrs. B. Della DAHL, county nurse, ~
,urned Sunday from Spokane ing
ere she went to take some pa
hts to a hospital.
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