The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-12-01

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bought and sold. Kelly Bros. soft
Mrs. R. ]. Moore is expected home
in a few days from her trip to
hC~alifornia.
Do you know Montana Girl" by
Marian Walter? On sale at Walters
/, Drug store and the Wonder store.
Harold Remmen, a G. N. brakeman
went to Granite Falls, Mimi, to join
2, his wife and pay a visit to relatives.
: For a first mortgage farm loan
see us Northwestern Mortgage Co..
40-tf
julius Cess of the Volt country
transacted business in town Tuesday
and paid the Herald office a pleas
ant call.
The largest and most attractive
stock of Holiday goods ever shown
in the city, at the Huxsol Drug
store 41-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Champlin en-
E. Shaver families at a sumptuous
Thanksgiving dinner.
Edison and Brunswick monographs
sold no easy terms. The Christmas
gift for all the family. Huxsol
Drug store. 41-3t
w. B. Everett, Y. E. Muir and
Sam Michaelson were ~subpoenaed as
witnesses in the Tom Jerrow case
at Poplar today.
Aprons, large and small, Christ
mas gifts and all, December 10th, at
Presbyterian basement. 41-3t
The Arcade Cafe enjoyed a large
patronage at the fine Thanksgiving
dinner they served. Another proof
that it pays to advertise.
Headquarters for Montana's pure
honey-try some of your own states
products, all sizes. Phone AS, Neut
& Kap. ,41-tf
Mrs. Jimmie DeWane, who with
her husband formerly resided in this
city, is here from her home at Nor
ris, Mimi, to visit her family, the
Schillingers, at Vida.
Demand University labels on goods
for your table. A universally known
brand, containing the best. Phone As
Neut & Kaps 41-tf
C. H. Kelly, the contractor, of
Kalispell, was in the city the first of
the week to attend the sale of mu-
nicipal water bonds held Monday
night.
Pork by the pound or holt, lac
per pound, cut to suit you. No ex-
ira charge for cutting. Home Meat
Market. 41-2t
No lack of opportunity to dance
this week, dances are billed at the
Coliseum and the Palm Room Fri
day evening and Glacier hall Sat
urday evening. =
The Huxsol Drug Company's
Christmas display windows are at
tracing much attention, and sug-
gest the immense stock of beauti-
full goods advertised in this issue. {
Have two good residences in Wolf |
L Olllty WCil lOIdLCu3 " WHICH, l. Will |
accept late model automobile as first
payment. Reasonable terms will be
on balance. o. E. Lee 40-tf
The K. G. dance held Thanksgiv-
ing night was attended by an inn t
mense crowd and everyone had one a
of the most enjoyable times ever t
known in this city. |,
"Montana Girl" by Marian Walter '
sale at the Wonder store and at a
Walters Drug store. n
A small leather purse containing $
4 small amount of change was "
picked up on the sidewalk and left at d
his office. Owner may recover same q,
,y calling and describing the purse. 81
Did you ever eat buffalo? You
will have the opportunity to do so
~ placing your order early for a
teak or roast at the Home Meat
darket. 41-2t
The Methodist ladies wish to an
lounce that the place of holding the
yanki San entertainment, to be given ~
december 9, has been changed from ~
he Glacier to the Liberty theatre. !
A. w. Huxsol received a message Il
earring the sad news that his father +,
Huxsol, had passed away on or
november 20, at Charles City, Iowa, FL
the age of rs. Mr.. Huxsol went ~
} Charles City to attend the funeral.
Mrs. E. Mclean and Alex Nc Pa
can, mother and brother of George WI
are visiting at the George te'
clean home, being enroute from fri
utbank to their home in Canada. ha
he brother will remain a few days
ter Christmas.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
thursday, Dec. 8, with Mrs. H. c..
itmarson, who will be assisted in
pertaining by Mrs. J.. L. Hyde.