The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-03-17

! Inc time is close at hand TOR 9
thorough spring cleanup all over the
city.
The Wall Hardware Company OF
Oswego has decided to clean up their
l implement line. See their ad in this
issue. Ait
5 George Panzer, of Great Falls,
agency organizer for the New York
Life Insurance company, was in the
city Wednesday.
S~now-balling on Main street led
to considerable excitement and a
temporary arrest by Chief Kearney
today.
Watkins Products for sale by Mrs.
M. ]. Schwinden, call at Scansen
house, SAB South Addition, or write
Box 142, city. 1-tf
The pictures on the garden seed
packages have lost nothing of their
power over the amateur gardener.
We're all ready to try it again.
Rev. S. D. Hooker, ~archdeacon of
the Episcopal church, will conduct a
service in the Presbyterian church on
Monday in Holy Week, March 21st,
at 8 o'clock.
Miss Manila Harvey and Miss Nina
Townsend, of Williston, are here on
a visit to the formers brothers, A..
M. and w. D. Harvey. They will at
tend the St. Patrick's Day dance this
evening.
All former service men who wish
to make application for vocational
training should meet the qualification
squad at Glasgow March 20 and 80.
All Appelgren at the First State Bank
has transportation blanks.
Henry Belgium, formerly of Ray,
but now of Antelope, dropped off
here the latter part of the week to
size up u enterprising city and in
Ray acquaintance of whom he finds
quite a number here.
Rev. Robt. w. Newman, of Boze-
man, field representative for relig-
ious education, will speak at the
Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing at 1880, March "a. All interested
in Sunday school work or bible study
especially invited. Everyone cordial
ly welcomed.
In a letter from G. 0. Grendahl,
who recently moved from here to
Benson, Mimi, he says: "the weather
has been cold and damp since | came
here and | feel like | am IL an ice
box in place of the mild Montana eli
mate. We also find that everything
we have to buy is higher thar what
we could get it for in Wolf Point.
Laurel Walter met with a severe
accident Sunday evening when a par
ty of young folks who has been at
tending orchestra rehearsal at the
Methodist church were enjoying a
sleigh-ride around town. In some
manner the hobs were upset and the
passengers thrown in a heap. Laurel
was unfortunate enough to land at
the bottom and suffered a broken col
lar bone and severe bruises.
j. J. Baker was in town this week
on his way home from Glasgow where
he attended a citizenship session of
district court as a witness. Mr.. Bak-
err say that a large number of peo-
pie of the Lustre community attend
ed the session for the purpose of Sc
citizenship papers. In many
cases their applications were refus-
which is a great disappointment
as it interferes with securing title to
lands.
Mr.. Rivkins, the expert tailor, will
be here on Friday and Saturday,
rs and 26. Mr.. Rivkins has
been here on several occasions and is
noted for the exceptionally fine
produced by him as measure
5aker and the the AMERICAN ART
CUSTOM TAILORS as ~tailors. If
you are hard to fit see Mr.. Rivkins.
If you are not, see him anyway. He
with him a full line of yard
ength sample goods to select from
as he travels in several states he I
Knows the popular styles. His expert {
an dexperience is yours ,
'or the asking. Friday and Saturday, {
March rs and 26. Just before EAS- !
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