The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-04


j. NJ. Leonard was among the Wis
itors at the Poplar-Wolf Point game
F. F. Sunderland of PlentywooC
was in the city Monday.
NJ. C. Egan transacted business il
Fargo the first of the week.
H. j. Geer of Sand Greek was ii
twon the first of the week and made
the Herald office a pleasant call.
C. P. Wells, civil engineer, OF
Great Falls, is attending to business
in the city today.
John Koch of Lustre was in town
yesterday and brought i ma load of
potatoes.
Viola Dana Special, "PLEASE
GET MARRIED." next Thursday at
the Liberty. A hurricane of fun.
The Liberty presents another
splendid Special production Thurs
day, March II, in "PLEASE GET
MARRIED"
The Slawson family at Oldtown
are i'll with diphtheria, and it is re-
ported that there are other cases in
the city.
John McIntee went to Oswego Fri
day to visit his daughter, Mrs. Corn
elius Wall. He returned Saturday
evening.
Walter Charnholm, night clerk at
the Sherman, went to Williston yes
terday to take in the automobile
show and other attractions this week
N. P. Walters, who has been quite
seriously sick since February 25, his
trouble being pronounced intestinal
influenza, is improving.
Edward Gee of Beach, N. D., left
here Saturday after visiting his uncle
M. C. Egan, several days. 1t is UNI
derstood he intends to go to Califor-
MIA in a few days to seek a location.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid an
nounce that they will hold a food
sale in the east store room of the
Liberty theatre on Saturday after
noon, March IS, beginning at 2:30.
Miss Gladys Spooner of Havre
returned to her home Monday, after
spending several days as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. VIM. Rae. She
attended the tournament while here.
George H. DeGagne, a well-known
Oswego farmer, was in Wolf Point
yesterday and says he is preparing
to put in another crop this season as
as spring arrives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bailey have
covered after a long seige of the
small pox. MI. Bailey had it first
and was just out of quarantine when
Mrs. Bailey took sick.
Peter Berg is remodeling the
house on his farm across the river
which he recently purchased from
DR.. w. B. Mowatt, and expects to
out there soon.
Mrs. Arthur Floren, trimmer for
The Munson Hat Shop, returned We'd
nesday morning from the cities where
she has been familiarizing herself
with the seasons styles in millinery.
Clarence Chrisman, eleven-year
DID son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Chris
man, who has been dangerously i'll
pneumonia, is reported conva-
although still exceedingly
weak.
DIR. w. B. Mowatt returned Fri
lay morning from Los Angeles, Cal
fornia, where he spent six days on
/ mission of a business nature. He
lad to spend nine days travelling to
there and return.
Rev. S. McIvor and Rev. R. l.
Stone attended the Interchurch meet
ng at Helena last week. After the
Ieeting Rev. McIvor went to Spo-
zane to visit friends a few days and
eturned home this morning.
Mrs. H. F. Mcconnell and little
Iaughter arrived yesterday from
edmonton, Alta, where Mrs. Nc
has been visiting her mother.
rs soon as they can secure a suitable
-ouse they expect to set up house
C. C. Jester, who with Mrs. Jester,
pent some time here last fall visit (,
t the home of Richard Warmth, {
that he is now located at APP
Teton, MINI. and wants the Herald {
ent to him there. He sends best {
egards to his Wolf Pont friends. '
E. G. Brownlee intends to move
ut to his farm thirty miles north
4 the Lustre neighborhood as soon
S the seaso opens up and will give Y
is whole time to farming his land,
nd believes he will enjoy it better I
han the restaurant business. Mrs. {
'rownlee and the children will re- !
lain here until the close of school.
E. C. Nelson arrived here from S
idney this week to take the position
f manager of the Home Meat Mar
ct. Mr.. Nelson is an experienced {
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