The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-13
We buy and sell secondhand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38tt

stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros. 38t1
J. B. Robinson, president of the
Grogan-Robinson Lumber Company
is here from Minneapolis on business.
Have you inquired about the new
Campbell's Soup buy at Neut and
Kap's? Some bargain in a well-known
standard article. 34-tf
Six Dollar Days in a week at Neut
& Kap's, a large assortment of goods
to chose from and liberal special Of
fers in all of them. Come in and see
for yourself.
Mrs. t. H. Murphy returned Tues
day from a visit at Austin, Mimi,
and will spend the winter here with
her daughters.
Baskets and baskets of things you
need at extra special one dollar offers.
You must see them to appreciate
what they save for you. Neut & Kap's
34-tf
The Herald is short handed and
getting the paper out has been a
struggle both last week and this.
However we are making the grade
and relief is in sight.
Martin Mitchell was in from his
place east of the city today and says
the job of ~gravelling this section of
the Roosevelt highway is very nearly
completed. Mr.. Mitchell has been
boarding the crew.
Ask for "Favorite" flour, made in
Wolf Point-it is giving splendid sat
isfaction- our guarantee will be
found in every sack. Wolf Point Mil
ling Co. 3-tf
C. o. Hiatt, Spike Harvey, and
Chris Jacob hunted ducks in the vi
cinity of Frazer Wednesday. Tues
day Fay Bartholomew and party were
out east of town. Poor luck they
say, too warm for ducks.
Asa Turner, who lives Is miles
southeast, will hold a big sale of live
stock and farm property of all sorts
on Tuesday, Oct. 18th. The bills
will be out Saturday and the ad will
in next weeks Herald.
Instructions in dancing ':aily at
the Sherman Hotel, for two weeks
only. Newest steps as well as old
standard dances taught. Class for
girls in fancy dancing now open.
Mrs. Frank Carleton, Instructor.
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R. R. jefferson, who recently es-
tablished an "Automotive Service"
in the McAllen building near the Lib
erty Theatre, is away IN an extended
business trip which, according to the
papers includes Havre and Great
Falls, and is not expected to return
for some time.
We wish to advise that we do not
c%onfne our buying to spring wheat
but buy Durum and all other grain,
paying the highest market price for
same, guarantee fair treatment, and
honest weights. Give us a trial Occi-
lent Elevator Co. 33-2t
Judge Gordon proudly displays
of a sack of potatoes pres
to him by A. C. Honn, a South
tide farmer. They are certainly
inc ones and wonders for size. Three
hat the judge brought in weigh
) "a pounds. !
Miss Venus Balbinot, local secre-
airy of the civil service board, re-
urned from Plentywood last Satur-
lay where she went to conduct an
Examination for the position of post
at Scobey. Through a slip
f the postal department at Wash
ngton, the questions and other nee
ssary papers had not been sen and
he examination had to be postponed
nd may be held here.
j. S. Bruner of this city, who lost
is big Oakland car by fire last week
OF his loss adjusted very promptly
nd expresses himself as well salts
ed. The policy was written by G.P.
The loss was not total,
lie six-cylinder motor being practic-
ly uninjured and suitable for use
a truck. Before the damaged car
,uld be brought in from the scene of
lie accident, near Culbertson, thieves
ok away many of the removable
arts.