The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-06-10

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Mr.. and Mrs. Throygan Thorson
of the reservation have a little
daughter, born June 3, who has been
named June Elsie.
Little Delvan Larson, living on the
Northside, fell and cut his forehead
badly this morning, necessitating
several stitches.
Mr.. Hebert, of Lustre, left Satur-
day for Nebraska, called there by
the serious illness of his father who
is not expected to live.
j. A. and H. E. Nickel, of Lustre,
left yesterday morning for Mountain
Lake, Mimi, to attend the funeral
of their mother who died in Kansas.
Henry Wiens and Mrs. Wall, of
Lustre, returned Wednesday from
Kansas, where they were called by
the illness and death of their mother.
P. A. Campbell joined John Lis
terud and Pat Macy in their trip
to Usage, Wyo., where a company
of local men will drill for oil.
Miss Sylvia Danielson is here from
Boiceville, Wisconsin, visiting at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. DeWane. She
has accepted a position in DR.. Bur-
CESS office and will work
there Don
Adolph Homrighaus was in from
Piety Hill Wednesday and says they
are expecting a big crowd and a
good time at the Farm Bureau pic
mic to be held at Dry Fork school
house next Monday.
Chris Peterson was in town from
the Southside today and he says
that out his way crops are not look
ing bad. They had more of a show
on the Southside today than we
did here in town.
w. L. Taylor, who has taken the
position of foreman on The Herald,
brought his family and household
goods from Poplar Monday and has
rented the cottage of Mrs. Thos.
Towns on west Dawson street.
There has been considerable throat
trouble this spring and a number of
people have recently had their tonsils
removed. Among the number are
Sugden, Opal Wright, Ira
Fromdahl, Mrs. Push and Mae Vor-
hes.
Don't forget the farm bureau pic
mic at Dry Fork schoolhouse, Mon
day, June Ia, and at the French
3choolhouse in the Kahle country
the 18th. AS many town people
is can should go out and join the
farmers for these recreation days.
A. K. Tice, of this city, is one of
he stockholders in the newly incor-
oorated Daniels County Implement
company of Scobey, formed by R. R.
Greer, A. K. Tice, Clarence Penn,
A. Lyons and w. P. Wells. The
capitalization of the company is au-
at $4,000.
The thirteen months old baby of
otto Stubby had a painful accident
yesterday necessitating the amputa-
ion of a finger. The little one was
around the range and the
Ioor came open catching it's finger
nd crushing it so badly that it had
O be taken off.
Mrs. Lawrence Rybeck was called
Glasgow Monday by the serious
injury of her eight-year old brother,
ustained when he was run over by
Ford car just after the baseball
anne. AS the crowd was leaving the
all park, in some way the little fell
wv got in the way of the car and
yas run over. 1t is reported that
9th shoulders were broken and that
ne child sustained internal injuries.
A letter from Cleo Flint, receiv-
d this week by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
lint, states that she is having the
est kind of a time at the home of
er uncle at Manning, N. D., She
as a pony to ride and is enthusiast
C over it. At the close of school
he went to Belfeld, N. D., with
[r. and Mrs. c.. w. Scharf, her
grandparents, where a number of
arties we're given in her honor by
err little girl friends.
If you happen to get a glimpse t
c. H. Dunn, do not conclude that t
e has been playing baseball with s
lasgow or experimenting in facial |
He merely took an auto 1
de to Poplar, and you know the |
lmps in that road and how unyield-
lg the upper bows of an auto top +
.e.