The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cover lave
son born June 18th.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Sigrud Hove on June 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. R. Knowlton have
moved into the Kenneth King house
M. o. Wood, chief clerk in the G
N. offices, spent the week end in
Havre.
A daughter was born June 10th
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Carr of this
city.
Mrs. A. G. Hauge is expected home
tomorrow from Minnesota where she
has been the past month.
Mrs. j. E. Wagaman was among
the country who attended the
canning demonstration yesterday.
Another one of those Piety Hill
good time dances, Saturday evening,
June 18th. Everybody welcome.
The Southside received several
good showers this week and grain is
reported in fine condition in the Vida
and Sand Greek country.
Manager Bartholomew this week
received word that Poplar will play
here on the Fourth. George Kelly is
also going to appear OH tne program.
Mr.. Donaldson of Culbertson was
here Tuesday and visited at the Eli
Maltby home. Mrs. Eli Maltby drove
back with him and returned home on
No. 8 Wednesday.
0. C. Johnson will leave in a few
days for Saskatchewan and on his
return will be accompanied by Mrs.
Johnson and little son, who have
been visiting relatives.
Work has been commenced by the
city on the installation of a hydrant
on Fifth e opposite the Home
Lumber company, for additional pro
lection to property in that part of
town.
LaVerna Maltby and David Maltby
who have been visiting in Tacoma,
WASH, for the past two weeks are
expected home soon. Miss Mary Ken
nedy who is also there will remain
for a longer stay.
Kitten-ball or indoor baseball, is
exceedingly popular with a big bunch
of the "tired businessmen" Monday
and Friday evenings. If you want
to see Doug, "Babe" or ETY. in
action come watch 'em.
The Presbyterian manse is now en-
closed and the work on the roof and
cornice is far enough along to show
that it is going to be something diff
ferent, in style of architecture, from
anything now found in the city.
j. A. Thorn of Dry Fork was in
town Monday getting papers signed
to complete the organization of a
pig club. Mr.. Thorn is one of the
progressive farmers and n of
the leaders in farm bureau work.
Walter Sinks, whose father is Gus
todian of records for the Great Nor
thern Railway, accompanied Warren
home from st. Paul and
here several days. Warren
has been attending school
in St. Paul instead of Washington D.
C. as stated last week.
The Herald's mailing list has just
been corrected and something like
4 hundred advances in dates and
shanges of P. O.. address were made,
and thirty-three new names added to
he galleys. Any subscriber noting
what appears to be an error in his
abel will confer a favor by reporting
t.
Mable Gardner left for her home
t Bainville today for a weeks visit,
fter which she will go to Tacoma,
where she expects to remain.
Hiss Gardner will be accompanied T
her western trip by Margaret !
who has a leave of absence
rom her position at the Great Nor
bern offices of two months, and will
o as far as San Diego, Calf. Miss
Iardner was a member of the class
f 1920, Wolf Point high school and
ill be missed by many friends.
Forrest Richardson left Monday
or Santa Barbara, Calf, where he
i'll engage in the contracting and
business with his brother.
is making the trip overland in MS I
Ito. Mrs. Richardson will remain !
IRE for some time to look after bust Z