The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-03

First National Bank. 15-2t.
The most spectacular production
of the season, SOLDIERS OF FOR
TUNE" at the Liberty, two days
Thursday and Friday, June 10th anC
18th. Don't miss it.
Superintendent F. H. Livingston
went to Culbertson yesterday anc
will go from there to Froid, the pur
pose of his trip being to conduct ex
aminations in those towns. He went
in his car and will probably return
Saturday.
Mrs. H. G. Scansen and children
expect to depart next week to join
Mr.. Scansen who has a permanent
position with a hardware concern at
Canton, South Dakota. They will
visit friends for a couple of weeks
in North Dakota.
Mrs. H. D. Turner and daughters
Grace and Leita expect to leave soon
for Puyllap, Washington, to join Mr..
Turner who went out there a month
ago. The family has made many
friends while in the city who regret
their departure.
w. H. Ball was registered at the
Sherman this week. Mr.. Ball covers
all the territory from here to Spok-
ane as travelling dispatcher for the
Great Northern, but his permanent
address appears to be Lohmiller as
he always registers from that place.
Post % of the American Legion
held a special meeting Monday eve
ming to discuss plans for the encamp-
ment at Trenton, North Dakota, and
other business. There was a feed
at the Little Owl Cafe after the
meeting.
Principal E. Y. Poore expects to
spend the summer in Wolf Point.
He and Supt. Livingston and Miss
Myrtle Keckler of the high school
faculty are under twelve months
contracts with the privilege of a
months vacation.
Tom Carroll, manager of the Cogs-
well Implement Company, made a
trip through the northwest country
as far as Lustre today and says that
section is looking fine with practic-
ally all the plowed land in crops
which are making a nice showing.
DR.. ]. R. Burgess returned Mon
lay morning after attending the
dental meeting at Great Falls.
He says that the convention took the
of q postgraduate course and
vas an exceptionally successful and
beneficial meeting, lasting a week.
drs. Burgess expects to remain for
bout two weeks longer.
Mack Snyder was arrested and Civ
N a hearing on May 20 on the
:harge of issuing a worthless check
md passing it at the Golden Rule.
t was a clear case and by no means
he first offence and when he plead
Judge Gordon imposed a sem
ence of three months in the county
all.
c. G. Jester came from Appleton,
Minnesota, Sunday morning to join =,
frs. Jester and spend a couple of
1eeks visiting at the home of her D.,
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard War /.
ruth. Mr.. Jester is employed as lin
type operator on the Appleton
ress, one of the most progressive
ountry papers in Minnesota.
w. L. Taylor will move his family
ON Poplar the first of next week C
nd take the position of linotype T
o~erator and foreman on The Her F
d. Mr.. Taylor was with The Her r
d several months last summer and
a genial gentleman as well as a d
gh class printer. Many friends V
i'll welcome his return.
Mayor Smith experienced a few b
of excitement Tuesday a
while driving one of his
ans up Second A tug be- "
me detached from the hame allow So
g the neckyoke to come off and the
ngue to drop to the ground. This b
ightened the spirited blacks and d
E mayor had a nice little job to Of
Ger clear of disaster and bring the
am to a stop, but he got away with Is
just as he reached Anaconda st. OF
THEODORE ROOSEVELT PASS NJ
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