The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-10

Glen Gettor was a business visitor
at Havre last Thursday.
G. j. Severson transacted business
IN the county seat Tuesday.
H. A. S%choening went to Poplar
Wednesday on legal business.
P. A. Paulson of Poplar spent Sun
day with Mrs. Paulson here.
j. c. McLachlan came in from his
home near Volt Wednesday and re
turned home today.
The Methodist Ladies are making
preparations for a gift sale to be
held on Saturday, December 3.
Do you know that the Cash Gro
Gerry & Bakery are local distributors
of Kuriko, DR.. Peters famous
tonic. 37-tf
The Catholic Ladies will hold a
card party Thursday evening, Nov.
II, at Glacier Hall. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Mrs. A. K. Tice has just received
word that her father has shipped
her a Steinway piano and she ex-
poets its arrival in the near future.
Mrs. Luella Barry returned We'd
nesday from Iowa City, Iowa, where
she spent ten days visiting relatives
and friends. She was called there
by. the serious illness of her father
inlaw, Mr.. Barry.
We have just received a shipment
of extra high quality seeded raisins
in o%ne-pound packages and are sell
ing them at a price that nets you a
big saving. Cash Grocery and
Bakery.
E. E. Aune, who was seriously in
jured a short time ago when he was
knocked down by a swinging car
door at Wolf Point, is slowly recov-
ering at the Deaconess hospital in
this city.-Glasgow Courier.
The past week we made satisfac-
tory prices on five more mail order
rsts and set the b .siness. If you
have a list let US submit prices.
Cash Grocery & Bakery. 37-tf
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
R. Harold was taken down with scar
let fever and the home, in the south
western part of the city was quaran-
tined by health officer, J.. c.. De-
Wane. Mr.. Harold is absent work
ing in Canada
A new shipment of Montana
honey just received. In combs or 5,
10 and 60-pound pals. Pure goods
made in Montana and sold at at
tractive prices. See it at Neut &
Kaps. 37-tf.
If a friend should ask you about
your Home Town Paper kindly call
their attention to The Herald's spec
ial offer to new subscribers adver-
tised in this issue. The longer our
list the better the paper we can af-
ford to make for all.
An attractive lot of salt fish just
received at the Cash Grocery &
Bakery. Imported Norway fat her
ring, whiteish and mackeral in
pals, a~nchovies, spiced herring,
oloaters. 37-tf
A. ]. Kiefer, district deputy for
he A. o. U. W., assisted by Mrs.
organized a Workman lodge
1t Nashua Tuesday evening. The
following day Mr.. Kiefer came to
Wolf Point to get in touch with
Workman affairs here.
Mrs. c. c. Cav and baby arrived
iere Wednesday evening to join Mr..
and make their home. Mr.. Cav
gently came here from Sidney to
ngage in the tailoring business.
hey have established their residence
nd shop in the building just north
f the First National Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Young re-
eived word from the Deaconess hos
ital at Glasgow Tuesday noon that
leir baby boy, who is there for
'eatment, was not doing as well
5 it had been and they drove up
Y auto. Mr.. Young returned We'd
esday leaving Mrs. Young there.
he little one was slightly improved.
An item in a Puyallup, Washing
m, paper conveys the information
lat Miss Grace Turner has been
arried to a young mar of that city.
ISIS Turner is a Wolf Point high {
hool graduate and a daughter of {
+. and Mrs. H. D. Turner, former {
sidents of this city. {
Boys and Girls under Ia years of {
Re, who attend the Liberty next E
onday, November 18th, will be Z
ven a free ticket to see Harry Car E
the following Monday, November 5
st, also Hurricane Hutch. E
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Jester, accom-
MED by a brother of Mr.. Jester, z
last Friday by auto from 3
evna. Mrs. Jester is a daughter is
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Warmth, IL
rmer Wolf Point residents, and E
:. Jester was employed for a short z
lie in the local newspaper offices. lS
is now publisher of the Herald is
Plevna, Fallon county, south of 81
Mrs. Jester was taken E
soon after arriving here, which II
delayed Stheir return trip. Us
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