The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-11

Mrs. Mary C. Belcher made final
proof on her homestead here today.
DIR. Thos Morrow is convalescent
after an attack of d%iphtheria.
John Him. of Vida transacted
business here Tuesday.
Splendid Music and Vaudeville at
the Liberty Saturday, March goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Burch were in
from the Southside Wednesday.
Wear the Gossard Corset. The
best front lace on the market.
Sit Murphy Sisters
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church announc March 31st as the
date of their annual spring bazaar.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Riley on the Northside
on March 9th.
Vaudeville and Pictures at the
Liberty Saturday, March goth. One
day only.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Conroy are
moving out on their ranch on the res
ervation.
w. E. Nichol was in from Volt
Monday. He says there was good
sleighing all the way until one gets
close to town.
Bobby" Berens has returned
from Whitefsh where he spent the
winter in the employ of the Great
Nh them.
M. L. Walter says that he has
very nearly finished his work as cen
sus enumerator in the west end of
the county.
Among the Lustreites in the city
Tuesday were Aaron Wall, John
Dahl, Aaron Peters, Geo. B. Schmidt,
Ben Redkopp and A. A. Dick.
Manager Nelson is bringing about
some nice improvements in the Home
Market, of which he took charge last
week.
Mrs. F. E. Rathert and Mrs. G.
H. Flint returned home this morn
ing from Minneapolis and Spencer,
Iowa, where they have been visiting
the past two weeks.
E. D. Mossman, agency superin-
tendent, and E. ]. Peacore, principal
of the agency school at Poplar, were
here looking after agency business
Wednesday.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will
Thursday afternoon, March 25
at the church basement. Mrs. S. L.
Kleve and Mrs. F. w. Bleck will en-
terrain.
DR.. w. B. Mowatt has received
word that he was successful in pass
ing the California medical examina-
ton, which he took at Los Angeles
last month.
n. S. Olson is back from Whitefish
he went to look after business
matters. While there he was taken
,qith influenza ana had a rather ser
ious sick spell.
chs band has rec lived thirty hand
coats to complete their uni
They are navy blue trim
med with black braid, and are to be
with white trousers and caps.
R. M. Wiers of Sand Creek came
to the city Wednesday and returned
today. He says there is quite a bit
Of stock dying in his neighborhood
because of the scarcity of grass and
nay.
Alvah Kellogg made a trip last
week to look after stock in the
Try south of Sand Creek and reports
hat a large amount of stock has died
md that much more is sure to be
ost before grass comes.
Mrs. H. A. S%choening is enjoying
visit from her sister-in-law, Mrs.
". o. Hagen of Shafer, N. Oak. A
title son of Mrs. Hagen's had his
onsils removed this week and is get
ing along nicely.
Miss Emily Anderson is in receipt
# a letter from Mrs. P. A. Paulson,
Who with Mr.. Paulson is spending the
in California, stating that
hey intend to return to Wolf Point
ometime this month.
DIR. C.. L. GUNNER of Poplar was
allied to Bemidji, Mimi, by the
cath of his father-in-law and will
lot be back in time to keep his APP
uointments tomorrow, but hopes to
e here on the 18th.
Martin Beck of Vida was in the |
ity Tuesday and made the Herald j
pleasant call which recalled to him
ormer days in Chicago when he
7as an employee of the Franklin s
,ngraving Company. ,
E. C. Nelson, manager of the {
lone Market, expects Mrs. Nelson {