The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-01

his best.
John Moran of Poplar was a Wolf
Point visitor last week.
]. NJ. Kline of Glasgow transacted
business in the city Monday.
Clarence says: "SPEED MANI
AC is a bear"
Hugh Egan of Fargo was a Wolf
Point visitor Friday.
Ralph Stewart was here from
Mondak Monday.
H. B. Tyson left Sunday for the
Twin cities on business.
Twin cylinder motorcycle for sale.
Inquire at Pipal garage. 1S-2tp
We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38tf
Fay N. Fuller, of the Fuller Motor
company, was here from Hinot Sun
day.
Charles Hauge and his two ons
left Friday for a vacation trip to
points in Wisconsin.
Mrs. G.. N. Hauge, mother of the
Hauge Bros. has gone to Wisconsin
to spend the summer.
Mrs. L. w. Kilham of st. Paul is
visiting at the home of her brother,
K. M. Kellogg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hauge are
moving into their new home finished
last fall on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Florence Dunkel6erg of Butte
is here in the interest of the state
Degree of Honor lodge.
TOM MIX in the FASTEST NOV
ING PICTURE EVER PRODUCED.
Two days July 9Th and 9th.
W. E. Rae is now found at the
Globe Clothing Store in which he
recently purchased an interest.
o. H. Hanson returned Saturday
from Usage, Wyo., where he has
been Investigating the oil country.
The Wolf Point band has an en-
gagement to play at the celebration
at Culbertson July 5th.
Tom Mix in "Speed Maniac" two
days-Thursday and Friday, July 9Th
and 9th at the Liberty.
The Wolves are engaged in a seven
game series with "The" other 1920
ball team, Glasgow, which is being
played at Poplar, Culbertson and
Glasgow. The series started today at
Poplar, Glasgow winning 2 to 3.
M. w. Kellogg of Usage, Wyo., is
here for a few days visit with his
brother Kirt and his sister, Mrs. L.
w. Kilham who stopped to visit her
brothers while enroute from the coast
to her home at st. Paul.
Last call. Unless you are absolute
ly sure that you are properly reg
istered and on the poll list of your
proper precinct, don't fail to register
some notary public before
July 9.
The Palm room of the Sherman
hotel has been provided with a hand
set of wicker furniture includ-
.ng chairs, settles, tables and a tea
wagon, also including a handsome
Wilton velvet rug of unusual size.
Mrs. E. K. Collins arrived here
rom Bristol, England. Saturday for
IN extended visit at the home of E.
Collins of the south side. She ar
lived in Wolf Point Just a week after
anding in New York.
FOR TRADE.-Five sections of
and in the proven gas and oil dis
of Montana, for farm lands, or
ity property in Wolf Point. Treas
re State Mortgage Loan Company.
15-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wall, Mrs.
Glen Wall and Mr.. and Mrs. Carr
nd children, of Oswego, spent Sun
.ay at the John McIntee home. Mr..
nd Mrs. Wall were accompanied
ONE by Mrs. Casper.
Miss Ruth Listerud, wwho has been t
tending the University of Mime
ota and Miss Eva Listerud who is '
akirg the nurses trainino course at l
t. Barnabas Hospital, Minneapolis, '
re visiting at the John Listerud
ONE. being called here by the funer-
| of their brother.
John McIntee returned last Thurs '
ay evening from Hinsdale where =
e has srent the past few weeks visit
lg at the home of a daughter, Mrs. c
asper. Mrs. Casper and two child e
IN returned with him, and vii visit h
ere for some time.
G.. L. Koch left this morning for !
two weeks trips to Minnesota and 7
7isconsin. He intends to stop off
Minneapolis and visit Mr.. Rob- u
son of the observation-disclosures INN y