The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-17

may remain there all winter.
Mrs. l.. j. Hill of Whitefish, former
e ly of this city, visited Mrs. ]. H
Josselyn several days this week.
, Mrs. Martin Mitchell left Saturda,
morning to pay a visit to her sister
Mrs. Thomas Towns at Spokane.
r Dressed pork, whole or half hog
cut up as you wish, IA cents a pound
Home Meat Market. 1872
Miss Linn, one of the teachers a
the Mission school, has recovered
from a three weeks illness and is a
gain able to resume her duties.
You can ave money on your win
ter's meat by buying whole or hal.
hogs cut up to suit. IA cents a pount
at the Home Meat Market. 1872
Late advertising copy exceeded
calculations so greatly that abouf
five columns of interesting matter
are crowded out of this issue.
t. E. Fenton left for Des Moines
Iowa, the first of the week where he
will spend a few months attending
a StIOot " ddNbloiiNCio.
Sweet Tooth Pancake Flour at 6
bargain price. twenty-five pei
cent cheaper than other brands
Neut & Kap. 37-tt
]. g. Schafer, one of the promi-
nent farmers of the Vida country
was in town Monday and paid the
Herald folks a pleasant visit.
Mrs. Mckinley w. Kreigh left for
her home at Washington, D. c., last
Sunday evening in response to word
that her husband was i'll.
C. Humbert of this city left Fri
day for Wolf Point where he will
work throughout the winter months.
Daniels County News (Scobey.)
Bakery.
Do you know that the Cash Gro
Gerry & Bakery are local distributors
of Kuriko, DR.. Peters famous
tonic? 37-tf
j. F. Cook and w. E. Rae attend
ed Arnfistice Day services at Willis
ton. Mr.. Cook remained a day long
err to meet statesmen and buy goods.
Peter Penner was one of the Val
ley county farmers who attended the
citizenship hearing before the district
court at Glasgow today.
Charles Warmbrod, Joshua Wetsit,
Joe, Bill and Herman Pipal made a
shipment of two cars of cattle to the
U. S. Stock yards at Chicago today.
1000 Indians of the Blackfeet
tribe are used in making Clusters
Last Stand, shown at the Liberty on
Thanksgiving Day. Matinee at 8 pm.
Wm. Pewauka left for Wolf Point
Tuesday to work on the rip track.
His wife will follow in a few days
or so and they intend making their
home there.-Bowdoin Beacon.
Leonard Dethman Post of the Am
erican Legion will hold an election of
officers Monday night, November %,
at 500 p. m. at the Sherman. A
full attendance is expected.
Messrs. Rathert, Switzer, Burgess
and Covell, and perhaps F. j. Will
Jams, contemplate leaving Saturday
for a deer hunting trip in the western
end of the state.
We have just received a shipment
of extra high quality seeded raisins
in one-pound packages and are sell
ing them at a price that nets you a
bio saving. Neut & Kap. 38-tf
Mrs. G. l.. Marshall this week en-
loved a visit from her father, Jesse
Barnes of Palo Alta, CAL, who stop
ped off here en- route home from Min
nesota.
Readers will find an interesting
array of Thanksgiving and other adj
vertisments in this issue. Patronize
the advertisers. They make it poss-
ible to give you a good home newspap-
err.
The infant son of w. L. Young,
who has been at the Glasgow hospital
for some time is reported much inn
proved. Mrs. Young went to Glas-
gov today intending to bring the ba-
by home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schillinger
Srs., of Vida will soon move to
Circle to make their home during the
winter at least. They have leased
the Edith Olson residence in North
Circle.-Circle Banner.
Mrs. F. j. Neutgens has been en-
a visit from her sister and
brother-in-law from Glasgow, also
her father, George Clocksin, of Min
.eapolis who came on a short bust
ness trip.
Keep your eye on the list of deal
ars who sell "Favorite" and "Wol-
-four. Its made of Marquis in
Wolf Point. Use a Home product,
satisfaction guaranteed or your
money back. Wolf Point Milling
20. So If
The Wolf Point Studio has just re-
.eived an assortment of over TOO
amples of mouldings for picture
These samples, which are
lere for only one week, include all
he newest styles and designs direct
rom the factory. This is a rare OPP