The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-17
MARKETS
Thursday, June IL

Rye 1.9;
Butter 35 a 400
Eggs 35(
Baseball at the park, Wolf Point
VS.. Williston, at 400 Saturday and
$3.50 Sunday.
The last M. E. Supper of the sea-
son next Wednesday from 500 to
800. Don't miss it. Tilt
Attorney Schoening, of Wolf
Point, was here on business Tuesday.
Roosevelt County Review.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Wall drove
over from Oswego Sunday and spent
the day at the John McIntee home.
Dance! One big night The Col
iesum, Tuesday, June End. Music
by Harmony Jazz Four of Kalispell.
Admission S1.25. 1927
O. C. Heinze, Clyde Patton and
j. B. Switzer went to Helena We'd
nesday to attend the cornerstone
ceremonies of Algeria Temple.
H. E. Sommers was in from Sand
Greek Saturday. He says the rain of
last Thursday and Thursday night
was about the best one he has ever
seen in Montana and put crops of
all kinds in Al condition.
An exciting game of ball that pre-
duced lots of noise and some good
ball playing was played between the
city and American Legion teams at
the park last Sunday. The
was Z to 3 in favor of the city team.
Mrs. Fannie Poore returned last
Thursday from Missouri where she
has been visiting. She was accom-
panied by Nh. and Mrs. Howard
Poore, Of Laredo, Mo-, her son and
daughter-in-law.
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.
Mrs. H. G. Scansen and family will
leave tomorrow morning to join Mr..
Scansen at Canton, S. D. They ex-
pect to spend a couple of weeks en-
route visiting friends in North Da-
kota. Many local friends are sorry
to have them leave Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moore, Chas.
Shields, Chas. Track, Henry Black
tail, George Long and Chester Ar
thur were among those who went to
Lodge Pole, near Fort Belknap to
attend a convention of the Indian
Y. NJ. C. A.
A. M. Foor says that tourists are
beginning to travel over the !,
Roosevelt highway. Mr.. Warkentin
md party, enroute from Chinook to
Arena, S. D., stopped here a short
ime and called at the secretary's Of !
flee. l
Mrs. Mary Belcher arrived last
vening from New Rockford, N. D.,
o attend to business matters. She
xpects to return tomorrow. She
avs things are looking fine around :
Jew Rockford, but she can't help !
a little homesick for Wolf Il
'oint. !
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Scharf and !
leo Flint returned Saturday from =
and Manning, N. Oak, where Z
ley have been spending the past
ew weeks. They were accompanied
Y Mrs. John McCabe, who will spend =
everal days here visiting her hus-
and, Mr.. McCabe, of the co-opera-
We store.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Frentz plan to
ave Sunday for a trip by auto to
reat Falls where they will spend 81
me time visiting their daughter, 81
RS. Cummings. Hazel Frentz went -
Great Falls last week. =
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Styer were 4
from Sand Greek Monday. They
up Sunday night to bring their
daughter, Bernadine, to town
receive medical attention. E. B.
VS. that the rain last Thursday
ght was a life-saver for the far
ers and that everyone is feeling
INV on account Of II
The for days preceding the laying
the cornerstone of Algeria tenn
= at Helena will be given over to
unions among Masons. A number
committees have been appointed
make this a success, and among
= names on the membership com
ttee are those of C. o. Moore, F.
Rathert, N. P. Walters, Jr., and
W. Huxsol, of this city.