The Wolf Point herald., 1922-09-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

L. c. Crawford was here from
Glasgow Tuesday.
Dicks Bread is made in Wolf
Point. None better. 27-tf
McAllen's have a car of fruit on
track at $3.50 per box. 1t
Tom Mix next Saturday at the
Liberty in might Horsemen."
Hemstitching-My machine is at
the Buttrey-Swift store. Belle Gordon
Extra select line of pictures next
week at the Liberty Look 'em over
Miss Elsie Loeppky is reported to
be quite i'll at her home in the North
side.
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store"
Phone rs. 4-tf
Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery has re-
turned from visit with her sister at
Lambert.
C. L. Marshall made a business
trip to the temporary county seat
Tuesday.
B. A. Folden was among the South
side farmers who were trading in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Staples were
out to their farms % miles south of
the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. H. Montgomery
of Lambert, are guests at the Lloyd |
Montgomery home.
Miss Opal Wright is again dispens-
ing ice cream and cold drinks at
Norby's Sweet Shop.
W. L. Thompson of Poplar was
looking after business matters in
Wolf Point Thursday.
If you love music be sure to hear
the concert at the Coliseum next
Sept. IL. 1t
A. E. Adams, Great Nothern oper-
ator at Bainville, was here between
trains Saturday night.
The last of the Elberta Canning
Peaches will arrive next week. See
rs for prices. McAllen's.
Dustin Farnum in another high
power drama "Strange Idols" at the
Liberty Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ilene Smith, daughter of Mr.. and .
Mrs. Elmer Smith, is i'll with scarlet
fever and the family is in quaran-
inc. }
J. H. Jacobson, piano tuner, with !
)rton Bros, Great Falls, is business
-isitor in the city. At Sherman {
lotel 1tp
Elmer Hanson of Sand Creek this I
week hauled in his flax crop and re- Q
orts an average yield of II bushels u
0 the acre.
Plow lays sharpened, horseshoeing, !
rood wagon work and general black y
mithing at the WOLF POINT y
TACHINE SHOP. 28-4t II
al
A. M. Serum, representing Brown
ros., clothiers and furiers, of Min
eapolis, was calling on his patrons =
ere the first of the week u
The Ladies Aid society of the Ca ps
lolic church will hold food sale at c.
lie Wolf Point Mercantile Company's
ore on Saturday, Sept. 9. =.
"Child Thou Gavest Me-" is a ye
father and mother love picture M
at is acclaimed masterpiece. At Fl
e Liberty Thursday and Friday. hi
Grandma Erickson returned Fri
w from an extended visit with re- at
tives and friends in Minneapolis. da
lie reports very pleasant summer. av
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Henry Hahn and Christ Beist ar e.
yed here the first of the week from
cir homes in Minneapolis to look
ter their farming interests south gu
town. fir
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Lawrence Remington was in from ~,
amblin Monday and reports the M,
lie of his farm on Cow Creek. Mr.. 81,
mington has made no plans as yet
r the future.
Dan Staples, director of music in w,
!, public schools, has moved into eor
, house vacated by Mrs. A. G. No;
ayton, who will make her home 10
tn her daughter, Mrs. w. B. De- Do Do
tt.
Judge C. E. Gordon was named as in
of the canvassing board Sat
make the official canvass of the was
es cast at the primary election thir
went to Poplar onTuesday to act vel,
his capacity. cd