The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-08-11

We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38tt
Ababy girl was born to Mr.. anc
Mrs. Maier of Oldtown on August
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Kelly took q
drive into the Lustre country Sun
day.
Nj. and Mrs. J. F. Cook returned
Tuesday evening from a few days
visit at Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Patton and
Mrs. Owen made a trip by car into
the Lustre country Sunday.
Anton Skare was in from the
~Southside Monday looking for a hand
to help him with his stacking.
Clarence wires from K~alispell
Brute Master is great picture. Push
it," See it at the Liberty Thursday
and Friday.
The eleven months old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Laremore of the North
side, was operated on Wednesday for
club foot.
MI. and Mrs. H. B. Tyson of
Glasgow are spending a few days
visiting in the city.-Havre Promo
ter.
K. ]. Holmes of Wolf Point, re-
lief agent of the Montana division,
was a business visitor in the city
yesterday.-Havre Promoter.
Bring your fruit jar needs to the
Cash Grocery & Bakery, all sizes,
also tops, rubbers, parowax. Prices
right. 25-2t
A. F. Kapinos and Arthur Wilson
motored to Scobey Tuesday and re-
port seeing many fine grain fields en-
route.
Harry Wood returned the first of
the week from North Dakota where
he has been working for several
months.
Albert Langlie has gone to Circle
and is assisting J. P. Murphy in build
ing the new addition to the Circle
school building.
Geo. Carol came in from Lustre
yesterday for harvest repairs and
some lumber for use in a new resi-
dence he has underway.
Yesterday The Herald received six
news letters from six of it's rural
correspondents, and we say that's
doing fine for a busy season.
John Dahl of Lustre pulled out a
new Case separator today purchased
of Stennes-Mc Common. Mr.. Dahl has
a large acreage of splendid grain.
John Carpenter, chief clerk in the
superintendent office, will leave to-
night for Hope, N. D. for a two weeks
vacation and visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dietrich went
out to theior farm near Prairie Elk
Sunday. Harry says the harvest is
a might good one in that country.
VIM. Behner, clerk in the train
masters office, has resigned his po-
sition to take effect Sept. 1, and will
go to Missoula to attend Montana
University.
Miss Mabel Ellingson, who has
been employed for a long time at
the Walters Drug Store, left for Ray
N. D., for a vacation and visit with
her people.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seminars were
in from Sand Creek Monday and Mrs.
left for Great Falls for a
few weeks visit at the Harry Som
mars home.
Mrs. Amy E. Johnson and daugh-
5er Bessie are spending a few days
At Whitefish visiting an uncle of Mrs.
Johnson, R. A. Edmonson and with
Yrs. j. L. Morris there.
Miss Charlotte Hertsberg and Miss
Murphy motored from Scobey this :
week and are guests at the C. L.
Marshall and the Murphy sisters
ZONES.
Harry Mcleod and his sister came
n from their ranch at Westfork J
tuesday. He says that the crops in
hat country that were not hit by hail :
re fine. !
Bishop Fox and Archdeacon Hook :
r, both of Helena, are expected to
'e in the city Sunday and will con-
.uct E~piscopalian services at the
Presbyterian church Sunday even :
ng at 8 o'clock. Bishop Fox is a very /.
minent divine who was recently as
igned to this diocese. =
William Barnes Lower, D. D., pas
of the Holy Trinity Presbyterian
hurch of Philadelphia, visited the
peal Presbyterian church the past y
reek and Sunday he and Row T. a