The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-24

from Richey this week Mr.. Peters
went to Helena to attend the Shrine
convention the latter part of last
week.
Just arrived, new fresh nuts and
Christmas candies. Look over our
fancy stock before placing you or
der. Neut & Kap.
Miss Florence Covell, whose home
is in North Dakota, is visiting 1t the
Frank Covell home.
Second hand stoves and range
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 39-tf
The A. ]. Mcpherson and F. H.
Taylor families have recently taken
apartments at the Sherman.
Dressed pork, whole or half hog,
cut up as you wish, IA cents a pound.
Home Meat Market. 39-2t
j. Volimer of Wolf Point, auditor
for the Monarch Lumber Company,
was a business caller at the local yard
last Friday. Mrs. Vollimer accom-
panied him-Antelope Independent.
Have two good residences in Wolf
Point, well located, for which l will
accept late model automobile as first
payment. Reasonable terms will be
given on balance. O. E. Lee 40-tf
Beautiful holiday greetings cards
neatly printed with your name-see
The Herald.
Just received new car of apples
Winesaps = Rome Beauties -Spitz
Black Bens. Buy your winter APP
pies now. Neut & Zap.
The Herald is getting out a day
earlier this week to allow the whole
force a full Thanksgiving holiday
Aprons, large and small, Christ
mas gifts and all, December 10th, at
Presbyterian basement. 41-3t
The scarlet fever patients in the
H. R. Harold family are on the way
to recovery, Mrs. Harold's case being
the most severe. Mr. Harold has le-
turned from Canada whee he was
employed though the threshing lei
son. Mrs. Bentley, Mrs. Harold's
mother is here from Grandin, N. D.
You can save money on your win
ter's meat by buying whole or half
hogs cutup to suit. Ia cents a pound
at the Home Meat Market. 39-2t
j. B. Rudolph and Bena Schmidt
of the Volt country left the first of
the week for Alsen, N. D., to spend
the winter with their parents there.
During the winter months our de-
livery hours will be-North, IL am.
and 3 p. m. South, 10 a. m. and A
p. M. Get your orders in accord
ingly. Neut & Kap.
The study department of the Civic
League will meet at the home of
Mrs. John Listerud, Friday evening,
December 2. All interested in this
department are urged to be pres
ent.
Chris Sorenson has returned from
the coast where he has been the past
year or more and expects to remain {
here, not having found any place
he likes better. Mr.. Sorenson will
ho ap,oroho~o -. H. e
Sherman Cafe and the proprietor
of the Owl Cafe.
Carroll Hagestad has been busy at
lis shop the past two weeks building !
new display windows for the Fad ,
Clothing store He expects to have
work ready to install within a few !,
lays and says that when completed :
in place they will give the Fad an !
unusually attractive set of display .
windows. =
The Modern Woodmen held a reg =
liar meeting at Masonic Hall Tues a
lay night. Their next regular meet a
ng will be on December 9Th when Y
here will be a feed" and a social p
ession. There is talk of organizing +
Royal Neighbors lodge soon and v
1any members of this order residing s
n or near the city are cordially in
tied to make themselves known to n
M. W. A. officers.
Mrs. H. E Buttrey went to Havre
} spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Richard Schaale has leased the old m
National Bank building on Main F
rect and as soon as an oven can be d'
uilt will move the Wolf Point Bak- Of
y to this new location. They in W
md to make their residence there tn
nmediately. Mr.. Schaale says he tn
ay not be able to build the oven la
fore spring on count of cold wea- Nv
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