The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-20
We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38tt

Henry Ferdina of the Waska-Volt
country was in last Friday and made
The Herald office a pleasant call.
Ben Youngkin joined the sales
force of the Wolf Point Mercantile
Co. this week.
E. B. Styer has moved his family
from Sand Greek to Wolf Point for
the winter.
DR.. DeWane was called to Poplar
last Sunday for consultation with
DR.. Atkinson.
Mrs. E. t. Harris was called home
last Thursday by the serious illness
of her father.
Mrs. Virgil Alberts of the South
side is spending the week at the
Clyde Patton home.
Mrs. Chef Grace and little son Ches-
ter have returned from an extended
trip to eastern points.
The Security State Bank of this
city is now a member of the Federal
Reserve System.
The new selling plan employed at
the Cash Grocery & Bakery is work
ing splendidly. Come in and try it
Fremont Green, one of the sue
cesful farmers of the North country
visited The Herald office Tuesday.
Sheriff Floyd Davis and County
Attorney Hoover of McCone county
were here on official business Tues
day
Mrs. w. E. Rae was called to Hav-
re this morning by the serious illness
of a sister, who must undergo an OPP
GRAFTON.
The Herald Office supplies railroad
mems cards, printed in two colors
with the new G. N. trade mark, very
reasonable. If
Frank Ista made the successful
bid for the Coles Hot Blast stove in
the contest put on by the Wolf Point
Saving Week.
Pure extracted honey made by
Montana bees, very fine, in several
sizes of packages, reasonable in price
at Neut & Kaps. 35-1t
Mrs. David Laroque was operated
for gall stones by DR.. DeWane today
and is doing nicely at Mrs. Fergus
on's hospital.
The mason work on the new Small
building on Fourth Ave. is we'll under
way. Sam Baldwin has the contract
for the building.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
next Thursday, Oct. 81, at the home
of Mrs. N. C. WINES, who will be
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Ben
Balerud.
Less expense, more work for our
selves, that is the way we can sell for
less-come in and see our Everyday
Dolar-Day offers and be convinced.
Neut & Kap 35-1t
Ask for "Favorite' flour, made in
Wolf Point-it is giving splendid sat
isfaction- u guarantee will be
found in every sack. Wolf Point Mil
ling Co. 3-tf
Adolph Funk of Volt was in town
Tuesday and dropped in at The Her
aid Office. He says he contracted his
wheat crop at SIPS and counts him
self among the fortunate ones.
New Suits in all the popular mat
~erials, beautifully lined and finished
with generous collars and cuffs of
fur, that will appeal to your sense of
quality and style at the Buttrey-
Swift Co. 35-1t
P. w. Carney, formerly of Ray,N.
D., now of Billings visited Wolf
Point this week in the interest of the
New World Life Insurance Compan-
y. Mr.. Carney is of the Wingate-
Carney Company, general agent.
We have already successfully met
mail order house prices on over a
dozen lists of groceries. If you are
intending to send away, give us a
chance at your list Just a chance
to show what we can do is all we ask.
Cash Grocery & Bakery 35-it
O. H. Hanson, who has been here
several weeks looking after property
interests, expects to return to Pasa-
dena, Calf, next Sunday. 1t has
good to have him around a
gain, and here's hoping he will re-
turn at least nee a year and enjoy
some really pleasant weather that is
lot unusual" in Montana.
Edwin J. Knudson, editor of the
Ray North Dakota) Pioneer, was
lere a couple of days last week and .
out with the rush of work at
The Herald office. The work is still t
nut of proportion to the help in this ]
That difficulty is seldom met )
nd is not SO bad. We get used to
6 hour shifts. Readers will kindly )
ear with the papers hardness. {
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Moore arriv- '
d home by auto the first of the week I
rom Flandreau, S. D., where the !
unera1 of Mrs. MOore,s father Row