The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-07-14

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Mrs. Frank Millson returned Fri
day evening after a short visit a.
Seattle, Washington.
Rev. C. A. Hays is at Great Falls
this week attending Presbyterian sy-
nod.
N. P. Ogden has moved his family
into the Grogan-Robinson building
on Second Avenue.
Leaky radiators and cracked cy-
finders quickly and skillfully mended
by Wolf Point Machine Shop. 33-tf
Watkins Products for sale by Mrs.
M. J. Schwinden, call at the Turner
house, west of Monarch Lumber Of
fee, or write Box 142, city. 8-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Hensley of Fay
cite, Iowa, arrived Sunday night and
will go out to Vida for a visit with
their son.
Mrs. Sam Dowell and daughter
Catherine expect to leave Sunday
morning for Shelby where they will
make their future home.-Poplar
Standard.
In the case of the State VS.. Thos.
Jerrow, tried in Justice Hanson's
court at Poplar Tuesday, on a charge
of assault, the verdict was guilty and
the court imposed a fine of $4,000.
Alvah Kellogg and others are pro-
noting a stampede to be pulled off
the 3Oth and 31st when the automo-
bile tour passes through here. Pens
are being built at the ball ground.
Peter Fugelsbo and family, enroute
from Yellowstone park to their home
at Minot, \. D., visited at the home
of Mr.. Pugelsboe's brother-in-law,
Sverre Larson. They arrived here
Sunday.
The incest courtesy you can show
out of town guests is to see
tndt d nOtiCe OF tneir WISH mere Is IN
in The Herald. Telephone or
bring you items to this office. Phone
SO. POST
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Krebsbach were
up from Vida this week. Ed says
everything is lovely down there with
no hail or other crop damaging fea-
lures.
Tonsil trouble continues to be pop
liar in this community. Ted Kline
underwent a tonsil operation We'd
lesday and Tommy Ryan, age 16,
underwent a similar operation today.
Mrs. Geo. Runnels of Culbertson
vas operated on at Mrs. Harris hos
oital last Saturday for gall stones.
Her sister Miss Beth Simpson came
rom Culbertson to remain with her
few days.
Ellen Carney and her brother, Ar
hur Scobey of Great Falls arrived
Wednesday and are guests at the Cy-
US Johnson home. The town of SEQ
'ey was named for their father who
vas n of the pioneers of this part
f the state.
A handsome engraved announce
lent has been received of the 18th
nnual convention of the Montana
'ankers association which will be
ED at Helena, August a, 5, and 6.
:. E. Rathert and probably other To-
al bankers will attend.
Christian Skyberg, a boy residing
18th his people rs miles south of
racer was brought here Tuesday
18th a dislocated elbow caused By a
all from a horse and he was taken
ONE again after receiving surgical
ttention.
Mrs. H. Alfred Anderson and
aughter lone are here from Willis
N and will spend a few days at their
lrm in Dry Fork. Mrs. Anderson {
Iys that Williams county has beau /
full crops of all kinds but that the
Ill damage was serious in many sec !
ons. :
County Agent Noble and Mr.. Fer |
lson came up from Poplar and went
1t to attend the Farm Bureau meet
g at Wide Awake. Mr.. Noble be-
yves that the grasshoppers are fair
well under control now and says
oosevelt county has a wonderful
OPP and has been fortunate so far
the matter of crop conditions.
Rain and still more rain-just one
orm, or shower after another, on
Gus day and press day and several
between. You Ole, and Perry and
and the rest of your absen-
IS, you should see Old Montana
W with her landscapes full of grain,
ass and mud and every growing
ng trying for altitude records.
The Monarch Lumber Company
to announce to the public that