The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-04-21

Have your cool summer dresse
I made by Mrs. Ray Wentz. 2 block
south of Catholic church. 90
; Mr.. Saxton, manager of the vii
! liston Grocery is tr~ansacting bust
ness in the city today.
Neut-Kap bread, 3 for 21c. Guar
anteed 16 OF. ~loaves... Sold only a
! Cash Grocery and Bakery.
j. B. Switzer and Lloyd Montgom
cry made a trip acros the reserva
S ton one day last week.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred Sakshaug of Sand Creek to-
/ day at the Ferguson hospital.
Louis Kimmel and Marshall Young
who were i'll with diptheria, have now
fully recovered and are out of quar-
a%ntine.
The Liberty will present a dyna-
! mic tale that mirrors the soul of the
West in "Lahoma," next Thursday
and Friday.
The study department of the Civic
League will meet at the home of Mrs.
Fannie Poore on Dawson street Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Dewitt, Mrs. Clayton and
Mrs. Rogers are entertaining the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid at the
church today.
Mrs. O.. T. Stennes and mother,
Mrs. Bergen, will leave Friday for
Edmonton, Canada, for a visit with
Mrs. Stennes' sister.
A. G.. Anderson, of Minneapolis,
who has been looking after his land
interests at Volt, was in town today
on his way back to the city.
C. L. Marshall was called to
Plentywood Wednesday as a witness
and this issue is in the hands of the
printers and the associate editress.
w. E. Nickel was in from Volt to-
day and states that spring work is
much farther along this season than
it was last year, at the same time.
w. ]. H. Montgomery and wife and
Frank Aschenbner drove over from
Lambert Saturday and spent Sunday
at the Montgomery home.
Secretary Tyson now has full pos
session of the Commercial club Office
and is busy cleaning house and get
ting squared away for an active sea-
son.
Gordon Blake, of the Northside,
who moved here about two weeks
ago from Oklahoma, is i'll with small
pox. This is the first case in the city
for more than a year.
While playing on the sidewalk yes
terday the twleve-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carlson fell
and hurt her back. She is getting
along nicely however.
Elmer Olson, of the ~Southside, has
just returned from Great Falls where
he has been the past month receiving
treatment at the D~eaconess hospital,
being sent there by the American
Legion.
Ralph Dexter came in today from
the DER ranch near Volt. He left
tonight to go to Great Falls where
he is being sent by the American Lee
gion to receive treatment for rheu-
matism in his foot.
Mrs. Ernest C~ossette, formerly
Eva Sugden, and baby daughter ar
this week from Great Falls for
a weeks visit with her parents, Mr.. I
and Mrs. Fred Sugden. Mr.. and Mrs. '
.ossette expect to move to Canada in
The near future. |
Ernest McKeage went to Glasgow {
yesterday to see his daughter, Opal, ,
Who has been in the hospital eleven
weeks recovering from serious burns. /
Mr.. McKeage says that the little girl
vas able to sit up for the first time
yesterday.
Frank Millson, who went to Lon :
lon, Ont, last week on account of
he illness of his father, writes that :
is father, Albert Millson, passed E
way Monday, April 18th, before his +
rival. Mr.. Millson, Sr. was 81 D
ears of age. Death was caused by !
neumonia.
Those old time offenders, John Doe R
nd Richard Roe were arrested for r
peeding on the streets Sunday and 81
allied before Judge Gordon Monday V
1t cost them five apiece e.
18th a lecture from the Judge and a b.
of something worse next C;
me. W
The Wolf Point Athletic associa- u
on held a meeting in the high school "
YIN Monday night and voted to dis ~
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