The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-05-26


Guy Maltby and family are here
from Monday at the Eli Maltby home
The Earl Champlin family have
moved out onto their ranch for the
summer.
The most thrilling story ever put
on the screen is "THE SKYWAY-
MAN"
Miss Petra Peterson has as hei
guest Miss Jessie Merklein Of Willis
ton.
Leaky radiators and cracked cy-
finders quickly and skillfully mended
by Wolf Point Machine Shop. 33-tf
Attend Memorial services at the
Liberty theatre next Monday fore
noon.
A. NJ. Behner visited his brother,
Chas. E. Behner at Glasgow a few
days the latter part of last week.
Have your cool summer dresses
made by Mrs. Ray Wentz. 2 blocks
south of Catholic church. CAT
1t. Locklear the, Daredevil, in
"THE SKYWAYMAN" at the Liber-
ty next Thursday and Friday.
A son was born Monday at ]. P.
Keating's residence to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Young, of Bruno, Sask. Fred is
a son of VIM. Young of Vida.
Mrs. M. Gaffney, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. w. KEEL
ly for several months, expects to
leave Friday for Osnabrock, N. D.,
where she will visit another daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Lynch and
children of Wolf Point, are visiting
this week at the home of Mrs.
Lynch's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Kelly.-Glasgow Courier.
Farmers Attention! Bring US your
cream. We pay highest market price
for butterfat. We know our test will
satisfy you.-HOME MEAT MAR
KET.
The Catholic Ladies Aid will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Sever
son Wednesday afternoon, June 1st.
Mrs. M. S. Maltby and Mrs. Will
J Johnson will be joint hostesses with
Mrs. Severson.
l.. C. Wingate of the First Nation
al, returned from Sidney Wednesday
and will spend some time here. He
he has his crops all in in the
Yellowstone valley and conditions
are excellent.
Commissioner R. E. Patch and
County Surveyor Scott Hart were
here from Poplar Tuesday to arrange
certain road work being done in this
end of the county, and Mr.. Patch
was also called here by the Sig.
Johnson insanity case.
Mrs. r. L. Stephens left this morn
ng on No. 1 for Spokane. She has
,een i'll nearly all the time since she
back from the West and be-
ieves that the Washington climate
will benefit her health. She will stop
,ff at Boomers Ferry to visit with
rends.
c.. V. Coulter, of Robinson, ILL.,,
this week and went out to
with T. F. Just and it is un-
lerstood will pay a visit at the T.
Barnes home. Mr.. Coulter lives
n the oil district of Illinois and is in
crested in the oil possibilities of this
art of Montana.
Friends of Miss Beulah Myhre,
Tho visited her sister, Mrs. J.. L.
[yde, here last summer, will be in
crested to learn of her marriage
will occur May 27 at Idaho
alls to a Mr.. Webster. Miss Myhre
as been teaching at Idaho Falls the
asst year.
superintendent Il. -. nnOooIlldll
here Tuesday to meet with some
: his Boss Indian farmers. Some of
who conferred with the Super :
tendent we're James Garfield, AL
Warrior, Gus Heddrick and Sub ;
gent Kirk. Encouraging progress
7 most all of the Indian farmers is Z
ported.
The South Dakota League began :
) schedule May goth and it is noted
at the MISUNDERSTANDING team, r
+ which Harry Handler, formerly :
TIL our Wolves, is catching, won its :,
game played with Redfeld :
ID in it's second contest with the
me team lost Z to 8 after nineteen :
nings of play. T
G. H. Flint and family plan to :
ave next Tuesday by car for Kalis- .
II to visit Mrs. Flint's parents, Mr..
d Mrs. G. w. Scharf, who recent
moved there. Mr.. Flint expects to n
joy some trout fishing in the noun F
ms before his return. Mrs. Flint