The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-24

were in the citw Wednesday.
Ed Camrud is in the city from
Kahle today.
Twin cylinder motorcycle for sale.
Inquire at Pipal garage. 18-2tp
We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 3Stt
The Arcade Cafe and Norby's
Sweet Shop have been improved by
some new booths.
The weed harvest should begin
NOW, while they are easy to cut and
have not formed seeds.
The past two weeks recall that old
popular song, "Ain't it funny what
a difference just a few showers
make"
o. C. johnson and C. M. Hanson
went to Ray the first of the week.
Mr.. Hanson returned last evening
and Mr.. Johnson will return tonight.
Afford St. Germaine, who recent
ly returned to the Cincinnati Art
School, after spending his vacation
in Wolf Point, writes to have the
Wolf Point Herald sent him there.
MI. Sackett, of Sand Greek was
a caller at the Herald office last Mon
day. His son, Wayne Sackett, will
represent the Progressive Farmers
Club at the Boys Camp at Glasgow
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles were
among the Sand Greek farm folks
who did shopping in Wolf Point Mon
day. Mr.. Sickles says that every
thing in his vicinity is looking grand
since the rain.
The Wolf Point ball team has dates
for a series of games along the main
line around the Fourth. July /, 2
and 3 they play at Poplar, July 4 at
Culbertson and on the 9Th at Glas-
gov Stampede.
The campfire girls pleasantly sur
prised Esther Mowatt at her home
last week Wednesday. The evening
was spent in telling stories, after
which the girls went to Stephens and
had ice cream.
FOR TRADE.-Five sections of
land in the proven gas and oil dis
tricts of Montana, for farm lands, or
city property in Wolf Point. Treas
ure State Mortgage Loan Company.
15-tf.
Miss Emily Anderson left this
week on her vacation. She will visit
first at Crosby, N. D., and later at
other points in that state. During
her absence Mrs. P. A. Paulson will
have charge of the store.
The Fourth of July picnic celebra-
ton mentioned some time ago to be
held by the Progressive Farmers
club of Sand Greek will be at the
Mus scholhouse on July 3rd. A big
crowd and a fine time are anticipat-
ed.
]. NJ. Hoflund and A. C. Nefzger,
of Vida, were in the city Saturday.
This was Mr.. Nefzger's first trip to
Wolf Point in three years and the
had grown so that he needed
help to locate some of the old land
marks.
Miss Minnie A. Hopf arrived Fri
lay evening from Freeman, S. D.
where she has spent the past few
months 1T her home. She expects
20 spend some time on her place on
reservation and then go either
% Kalispell or Lewistown, Ida.
Thomas D. Turner, of Marion,
Ohio, arrived this morning to visit
it the home of his uncle, Asa Tur-
Ter, of the Southside. He is from
'enator H%arding's own home town
md knows the republican nominee
or president personally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Blount were
n from Frazer yesterday. Mr..
who is the Indian farmer for
hat district, says everything in the
Vay Of crops is looking grand. Some
gheat fields stand a foot and a half
Ugh or more and are heading out.
James Thompson, of this city, was
rrested on the 18th on a charge of
idnipping a 14-year old girl. Judge
lordon placed his bonds at $4,000,
I default of which Thompson was
odged in the city pail to await the I
Preliminary hearing to be held the |
5th.
Ed Camrud arrived Saturday hav- T
lg finished his first years work in
lie engineering college of Minnesota .
Z. He will spend the summer on j
IS homestead at Kahle, and get in
the lineup of the Pershing Cubs. !;
e was in town again today and says \
le Cubs have a number of games :
.heduled with the Volt team. +