The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-25
Watch the Liberty bill boards. It's

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Vosbeck were
here from Poplar Sunday.
James Oliver Curwood's MASTER
piece at the Liberty next Thursday
and Friday.
o. T. Stennes and o. C. johnson
made a business trip to Circle Tues
day.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar F. Olsen of Sand Greek on
Aug. 10.
Bud Barwise returned the latter
part of last week from a two months
vacation trip in the east and Canada.
Miss Ethel Gebhardt returned Sun
day evening from Dillon where she
has been attending summer school.
No need to wait for stove repairs.
Broken parts ear be acetylene weld
ed at Wolf Point Machine Shop. 33tf
Doris and Enid Everett returned
home Saturday after a trip in the
west and a visit with relatives at
Havre.
Miss Adele Smith is assisting at
Stephens this week. She expects to
leave soon for her home at Heron
Lake, MINI.
"Back to Gods Country" is the
greatest of all North Wood produc-
tions. At the Liberty next Thursday
and Friday.
John Carpenter returned home
Wednesday evening from a two
weeks vacation trip to North Dako-
ia where he visited relatives.
The Misses Mayme and Ada Jaco-
bi and Lula Terpe and Aaron Krue-
ger spent Sunday at the J. L. Siglias
home on the reservation.
The next dance at Vida Hall is
announced to be held Saturday even
ing, August 9th. Everybody invit-
ed. 26-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. VIC. Johnson and
children returned home Saturday
evening from about six weeks spent
in Illinois and Wisconsin. They re-
port a most enjoyable vacation trip.
C. L. Marshall left on No. 2 Sun
day morning for Cakes, N. D., being
called there to attend the funeral of
his brother Thomas F. Marshall who
died at Detroit, Mimi, on Saturday.
R. R. Knowlton was a busy man
yesterday, experimenting e%lectri-
clans, plumbers, ditch diggers, roof
ers and various other crews who
were engaged in finishing work on
the city's new power house.
M. j. Schwinden was in from the
Vida neighborhood Saturday where
he has been threshing. The grain
northwest of Vida, he says, has been
from % to 27 bushels to the
acre.
Mrs. F. E. Rathert and sons, Char
.es and George, returned Tuesday (.
evening from Kalispell where they
nave been visiting at the home of Mr.. !
and Mrs. C. w. Scharf for the past
month.
Isaac Blount left on No. 2 Sun {
lay morning for Rochester, Mimi, z
% receive treatment for an injury
o his shoulder which he received /
lore than a year ago. He is being :
ent there by the Indian department. T
Mrs. Chas. Smith is enjoying a a
isit from her sister, Miss Ada Hall a
f Pasadena, Calf, who arrived
Wednesday night. Miss Hall is an U
rdained minister and has been an |
vangelist for a number of years. G
he expects to visit also in Mime :
ota and the Dakotas. y
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Turner arrived
after having made a delight !,
ii trip by car through the Yellow =
,one. They left Wednesday for :,
cobey and after visiting there a few u
avs will drive to Minnesota to visit.
hey expect to return to Wolf Point la
bout Oct. 1st. 3
F. E. Rathert received a visit the "
rst of the week from two brothers,
and Raymond Rathert, and a -
John Clemmer, of Cresco, .
Don Rathert will be remem- /,
cred by many Wolf Pointers, hav-
g worked in the First State Bank
II a time. They are enroute to :
lacier Park. ',
Mrs. Chas. Livingston of San Jose,
alif., arrived Monday~evening for a ne
sit at the home Of her brother,
has. w. Hamblin, whom she had fo
It seer for eleven years. She ex- A.
to remain until Sunday when a
e will go to Minnesota to visit at lei
rious points before returning to SD
r home.
Last week Mr.. Gulhaug made quite I'M
tour of the nearby farming sec tir
ms, going into the P~ershing, LUIS
: and Volt communities north, as or
III as passing through the farming at