The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-05-27

Thursday, May 81, 1920

Potatoes, per cwt.----$9.0O q $3.50
Butter .5g
Eggs .3E
Ballgame Saturday and Sunday
Glasgow VS.. Wolf Point. Let's go.
Ted Kubik left last Tuesday fol-
Clarkson, Neb., for a three weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
The Camp Fire Girls intend to
take a long hike tomorrow. They
will be chaperoned by Miss Elsie
Leavitt.
Miss Gwendolyn Culver spent
Wednesday and Thursday at the
home of Miss Katherine Randall on
the ~southside.
Now is a mighty good time for
every bloomin' soul to stick close to
the confidence, economy and com
mon sense policy.
Mrs. A. L. Burch was shopping in
the city this week. Mrs. Burch has
some very nice tomato plants which
she will sell to gardeners.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold
a Food Sale at Norby's Sweet Shop
Saturday, June 5th. Good things to
eat for your Sunday dinner.
The Little Owl Cafe has been re-
arranged in it's enlarged building
and presents a greatly improved ap-
pearance and will give Mr.. Sorenson
much better facilities for handling
the trade.
There is no pleasanter or more
beautiful place in OF around Wolf
Point to build a home than on Sap
phire Heights. Read C. L. Smiths
adj in this issue and then see him
about easy terms on a lot. 14-1t.
City Engineer Dowell, Ed GIFTS and
o. 7. Stennes went over the propos-
ed route of the Roosevelt Highway
where it enters the city limits on the
east, to consider the recommends
tions of Project Engineer R. NJ. Con
ner.
A party is to be given this evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Lenz in honor of their daughter,
Mrs. L. NJ. Buchanan, who expects to
leave soon to join her husband in
Wyoming, to which place he went a
short time ago.
Judge Gordon reports hat Isaac
Blount of Frazer is the first man to
take out a hunting and fishing Ii
n for 1920. The Judge has these
licenses for sale and nimrods should
see him before going out in quest Of
game.
A news head in a state daily says
wants an organization for the
protection of game and wild life.
Maybe they still have games ard the
wild life down the line but we're
spending ours for groceries and seed
flax.
F. j. Chase, county agent, and A.
M. Foor will attend a farmers meet
ing at Dry Fork Friday night. The
farmers Of that vicinity will organ
ize a club. Mr.. Chase is at Kahle
and will visit other communities east
there on Boys Camp work.
Mrs. Burton, mother of Mrs. Cour-
,hene and Mrs. Phillip Knorr, had
The misfortune Tuesday to fall and
break her forearm in three places.
She was at work around the house
and stepped on a box for something.
The box broke, resulting in a bad fall
'or the old lady.
Mrs. George H. Flint entertained
1t dinner Monday evening in honor
If Mrs. Mary B. Baldwin, of Bridger,
Grand Worthy Matron, Order
If the Eastern Star. The guests, be-
;ides Mrs. Baldwin, were Mrs. j.
Champlin, Mrs. Clyde Patton, Mrs,
Wowatt and Mrs. F. E. Rath-
,rt. The Grand Worthy Matron gave
lecture in the evening before the
ocal chapter.
Commencement exercises at the
indian school were we'll attended I
his year. A large number of par
nts of the Indian children drove {
lere in automobiles from other parts |
f the reservation. The programs '
we're especially well rendered. 1t I
vas the first time the pupils had at {
empted a cantata and they render
d it in an excellent manner. a