The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-18

MI. ana Mrs. j.. l.. Hyde return
ed Wednesday evening after two
weeks visit at Helena.
Nels Lund of the Cottonwood was
in town today. He says his wheat
went 10 bushels to the acre.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
L. L. Bogut has been visiting at the
J. E. Wagaman home this week.
Sam Steele, of Howe & Steele, re-
turned today from Winnett where
he has been the past. few months.
Don't forget that the next big
dance at Vida Hall is Saturday, Aug.
9th. The usual good time is as
sured. 26-2t
Bring your fruit jar needs to the
Cash Grocery & Bakery, all sizes,
also tops, ~rubbers, parowax. Prices
right. 25-2t
Mrs. Laterell and Miss Susie Lat
erell left this morning for Minneso-
ia for a several weeks visit at st.
Cloud and Foley.
H. G. Ditmarson and Mrs. Dit
marson returned the first of the week
from a business trip to Fargo and
a visit with relatives at Raymond,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Sickles arrived
Tuesday evening from Illinois and
were taken out by their son, Guy
Sickles, for a visit at the Sickles farm
near Sand Creek.
Irwin Baldwin has returned from
Wisconsin where he spent the sum-
mer and has resumed his old position
with the railroad. Mrs. Baldwin and
the children are still in Wisconsin.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. H. N.
Marion are congratulating them up
on their ~irst-born, a daughter, born
Tuesday morning, Aug. 16. Every
body, including Hugh, doing fine.
Mrs. J.. S. Bruner went to Glas-
gov Monday to confer with Mrs. Geo.
Berry in regard to the program for
the district club convention which
will be held at Glasgow the latter
part of September. Mrs. Bruner is
district vice president.
After you have read your copy of
The Herald mail it to some interest
ed friend "back home," or we will
be glad to sell you extra copies wrap
ped and addressed at SC each. Every
issue of The Herald is a boost for
Wolf Point and its territory.
Rev. R. I. Stone left Monday even
ing for Kalispell to attend the M. E.
Church conference being held there
this week. Mrs. Stone and children
left for that place Wednesday even
ing. On the way home they expect
to spend a day in Glacier Park.
H. A. ~Schoening left for Butte
Monday night to attend to business
matters and will go from there over
the Milwaukee line to Minnesota
where he will join Mrs. ~Schoening at
Olivia and take an outing at the lakes
for a couple of weeks, and also visit
friends. d 4 m
The real estate men, John o. Gar
len and G. P. Lamberton, are making
collections of grain sample. Mr.. Gar
len says he is constructing his per-
nanent exhibit of samples from
within 10 miles of Wolf Point.
Some remarkable exhibits are to be
zen in both grain and grass.
Ed Andrews of BONN was in town
saturday and wishes it announced
0 the public that the big four-day
arrival that was advertised to
axe place at Frazer Aug. Is to 81,
postponed until about the mid
lie of September when they expect
0 pull off the big affair at Frazer.
A letter from A. L. Skare, former
7 editor of the Wolf Point Promo
n and now with the Globe-Gazette
t Wahpeton, N. D., says he finds
imself in a big establishment en-
"a people and doing a big
.usiness in state and county print
g and believes he will like his "sit."
Manager Severson of the Liberty
heatre was disappointed in not re-
the special advertised for this
eek-"The Brute Master"-but the /
m that was substituted keeping
p With Lizzie" is a picture of much
,wer and art, in fact far better than
e name implied. 1t teaches some-
ing while it entertains.
Judge Gordon on Tuesday issued
warrant for the arrest of a youth
II on the charge of incorrigiblty.
s said to be a fragrant case and the
thorities had made special efforts