The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-09-01

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B. G. Wiley, representing the Mon
tana Record Herald was in Wolf Point
OF business Saturday.
Mrs. Severson, who has been SER
iously i'll this week, is reported as
considerably better today.
Box pleated prunella skirts receiv-
ed from New York this morning. A
special at $500. Bu%ttrey-Swift Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Murphy and
daughter Monica of Scobey visited
at the home of the Misses Murphy
Sunday.
"The City of Silent Men" contain
ing scenes taken in the death cham
Der of Sing Sing prison at the Lib
erty next Thursday and Friday.
VIM. Raymond, who is firing on the
Scobey branch, came up Sunday
evening to spend the night at Wolf
Point.
High class goods, right prices,
quick deliveries and your orders APP
preciated at "Lloyd's Store" the
Southside Grocery. Phone rs. 28-1t
Miss Edith Riddle is enjoying a
weeks vacation from her duties as
telephone operator. She is spend
ing the time heal Westfork visiting.
The Misses Alice Murphy, Kath-
crime McAleer, Alma Applegren,
Mrs. John A%pplegren and Luella Bar
ry attended the Fair at Poplar Sat
urday.
Margaret Wilson has returned from
her vacation, part of which was spent
at Williston visiting friends and part
of the time she visited with Mrs.
Brown at Oswego.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Applegren and
Adolph Nelson are enjoying a visit
from their mother, Mrs. Peter Nelson
of Litchfeld, MINI. f, who arrived
Friday evening and surprised them.
Ask for "Favorite" flour, made in
Wolf Point-it is giving splendid sat
isfaction- our guarantee will be
found in every sack. Wolf Point Mil
ling Co. 3-tf
Kenneth Harold, while playing on
top of a shed last Friday afternoon,
fell and broke his arm. The accident
happened in the country and he was
at once brought to town to have the
arm set.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.. Neutgens, A. F.
T/--o- .-l Mo,oroxo+ Wilson cnopt
Sunday at Poplar where Kap was the
guest of honor at a birthday dinner
given by his sister Mrs. H. M. Knut-
son.
Mrs. Greybear of Poplar had the
misfortune to have the team she was
driving run away this morning,
throwing her out of the rig and
breaking her arm. The accident hap
pened at Oswego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Potvin left to-
day for a visit with his people at
Havre. Mr.. Potvin is recovering from
injury received at the round
house, but will be able to return to
in about two weeks.
If you want an especially fine suit
for fall and winter or if you are hard
to fit, don't fail to see Mr.. Rivkins
and his excellent line of yard length
samples, at the Fad, Friday and Sat
lrday, Sept. 2 and 3.
Miss Ethel Gebhardt will teach in
he Froid public schools the coming
year. She will have charge of the
seventh grade and in addition will
each bookkeeping and typewriting
n the high school. ,
Prof. C. G. Morehart, superinten-
lent of schools at Wibaux, a cousin
# Arlie M. Foor and Mrs. Merchant
topped here over Sunday. They
we're %enroute home after a tour of F
.lacier park and parts of Canada.
The announcement comes that a
ably boy was born on Aug. % to
fr. and Mrs. Reid M. Davis of Osa- :
is, MINI. He has been named Ralph
Mrs. Davis will be remembered II
S Miss Alice Amb. This is their sec II
son. :
An automobile party made up of
v. Applegren of the First State
'ank, and Don Rathert, Raymond \
.athert and J. j. Clemmer, Jr., of
resco, Iowa, returned Sunday from
very pleasant outing at Glacier
ark.
The Fad Clothing store has been
arranged in the rear part. The bust
ess desk has been moved, making
,ace for more shelving to hold adj n
tional stock. The new arrangement r,
decidedly advantageous in the way
better lighting the office and more W
'ace for stock. n,
Mrs. Ed. GIFTS and daughter Pru-
nee and son Elmer returned Sun
~ night from Marshall, Mimi, FL
mere they have been visiting for
veral weeks. Before returning they
opped at Rochester, Mimi, where
ey had an x-ray examination made
Prudence's foot.
Mr. and Mrc r II Jivinocton and