The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-07-29

Next month, our first Community
Fair, Sept. 3 and 4.
Born, July Is, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Peterson of Volt, a son.
Elmer Hauge is here for about a
week after a trip to the western part
of the state
Mrs. Nina Munson will leave for a
vacation and rest on the coast the
first of next week.
If your kodak needs adjusting
bring it to the Wolf Point Studio.
Gulhaug can fix it.
Reductions in made to measure
suits of $500 to $4,000. The Davey
Tailors. 21-tf
w. L. Young has been in North
Dakota on business several days this
week.
Miss Clara Williams had an opera
ton on her tonsils and is staying
with Miss Nettie Nelson until she re-
covers.
Lois Wright has returned from a
weeks visit with frienis at Va'lev
Iity. N. D. He says everything is
locking grand in that part of N D.
Miss Marie Booker is the guest of
her friends, Mrs. 0. H. Hanson, Mrs
w. o. Hougen and Miss Mildred Am
! undson. Miss Boxer is from Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Luella Barry, office assistant
to DIR. DeWane, returned this morn
mother at Detroit, Mich. and at Iowa
City, Iowa.
FIGHTING CRESSY" is a whirl-
wind picture, strictly western.
Blanche Sweet in her famous pro-
duction FIGHTING CRESSY" Aug.
9Th at the Liberty.
w. L. Taylor is still unable to re
sumo his work at The Herald and
that great family journal is consider
ably handicapped but making the
grade nevertheless.
j. C. Humphrey, sanitary inspec-
tot Of theh State Board Of Health.
was in town this week, sur leying
the condition of eating houses, hotels
and market places.
Mrs. A. G.. Hauge accompanied
her mother and brother, who have
been visiting here the past few weeks
to their home in Minnesota where she
will visit old friends.
Charles Hauge has returned from
a vacation of several weeks spent
with old friends in Wisconsin and is
again with McAllen & Co. in charge
Of the fire sale and grocery depart
ment.
Yesterday Chief Kearney picked
up a young man who, he says, was
offering to sell cameras and razors
but was unwilling to explain how he
came by them. He was placed in jail
pending investigation.
We understand that about fifty
young people of Wolf Point started
out for the dance at Vida on the 18th
but were unable to cross the river.
Another dance is scheduled for Aug
ust 18th. Let's see the same bunch line
up. Some dances. 1t :
Burl Wilson was in town last Sat +:
arday from his farm in the northwest +:
part Of McCone county with a DAD of /:
nice new potatoes. Mr.. Wilson says :
he always has good success with his :
crop, and has succeeded in :
a fair yield even during the :
Try years. :
Stepping to some toe-tickling, :
'hythm-producing jazzified tunes is :
he treat in store for you if you take :
n the hop at the Vida Hall Saturday :
August 7th. The Vida or :
hestra has the sWIM, WIGOR and :
VITALITY and you'll get the en- :
husiasm. Be there. 1t :
VIII J. Kegel, whose homestead is :
o miles north on the Cottonwood, =
yas in town Tuesday. He is feeling :
God owe crop prospects and says :
is wheat will yield from 20 to 80 :
ushels and is ready to cut. He says :
here are other fields in his commun- :
" that are just as good. =
The Ellison-White Chautauqua :
rograms, that come to Wolf Point :
n Aug. 25 to 80 inclusive, are not :
My delightfully."- entertaining but :
re also educational. Every family :
lat possibly can should plan to at :
end as many of the six days as pos :
BILE. A S2.75 season ticket admits :
n adult to every program. only :
100 for children :
Circle Banner-The publisher of :
lie Banner made another trip over :