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

: uefIul NOfInern picture.
e Ed Krebsbach and wife are il
from Vida today.
H. G. Baerg is down from Lustre
today.
Gerald Geer of Sand Creek is g
business visitor in Wolf Point today
The tennis committee is busy with
the new grounds on the southwest
: corner of the school campus.
Preserve your clothing by having
it cleaned and pressed. The Davey
Tailors. lift.
"PAID IN ADVANCE" is laid
among marvellous scenery of the
great north woods. Thursday, June
3rd, at the Liberty.
H. B. Tyson attended a meeting of
the executive board of the Roosevelt
Highway Association at Glasgow
Sunday.
The painters recently finished Civ
ing the depot new coats, inside and
out, that give it a clean and prosper
Gus appearance.
Harry Yeager, a prominent Great
Falls banker, was in our city one
night last week en- route by auto
from Great Falls to Minneapolis.
A. P. Tills, manager of the Light
J and Power Plant, is absent on a bus
mess trip to the Twin Cities and
Chicago.
w. B. Grogan was here from Glas-
cow Monday. From here he went to
Poplar to look after business matters
there.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Allard on May %. The little
one was not strong and lived only
until Monday.
The Methodist church supper last
evening was well attended and was
one of the most successful affairs of
the kind they have had.
F. w. Block made an all-day trip
into the Northeast country Wednes-
day and says everything is looking
the very best.
"PAID IN ADVANCE" a strictly
north woods picture, and it's one you
will long remember. Thursday, June
3rd, at the Liberty.
Look for the Cash Grocery's Sat
urday specials which will henceforth
be a regular feature at this up-to-the
minute store.
Auditor Ryder of the Imperial Ell
evator Company, spent yesterday in
this city on company business. His
headquarters are at Glasgow.
Henry Ferdina of Waska was a
caller at the Herald office Monday.
He says things agriculturally are
looking fine in his neighborhood.
J. d. Stone, manager of the I'M
perial Lumber yard, will attend the
convention of Imperial officials and
to be held at Eureka June
9th to 9Th.
S25 reward for the return of two
ponies, about 800 lbs. One had
halter on. Mare and gelding. Mare
DIX, Gelding DY. Arthur M. Poul-
sen, Kellogg, Mont. 13-tf.
DR.. and Mrs. Burgess left Sunday
for Great Falls where Mrs. Burgess
will visit her sister and the doctor
is attending the state dental con-
vention.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will serve supper at the Pres
byterian church Saturday, May 20,
beginning at $50. Adults Csc, chill
dren SOC. 14-1t.
There will be a meeting of the
Auxiliary of the American
at the school house Monday
evening, May 81. 1t is hoped that
there will be a good attendance.
o. T. Stennes returned Sunday
morning after a weeks business trip
that took him to the Twin Cities and
Duluth. He also stopped at his old
home town, Halstad, Mimi, for a
brief visit. :
Quite unintentionally the little
poem, "Play Ball." published in the
Herald of May Is, failed to be cred /.
ted to the author, H. A. Frentz. We :
are glad to give credit, even though !
,ardy in doing so. ,
John Listerud, o. H. Hanson and '
will leave in a few days on a Y
rip by automobile to the oil fields t
n northeastern Wyoming where a Q
company of local men are soon to
tart sinking an oil well. s
Rev. and Mrs. R. /. Stone and
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