The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-09-21

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VIM. Dunback left Sunday to join
his family at Riddle, Oregon.
J. G. Mclaughlin shipped two cars
of cattle to the Chicago market to-
day.
A. G. Sine was among those from
Weldon looking after business mat
tiers in town Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Lynch went to Glasgow
Tuesday to be with her husband who
is in a hospital there.
Art. Solberg is here from Portland,
Oregon, and will attend the Wolf
Point high school this year.
See the window display of alumni
mum ware that Neut & Kap are CIV
mig away absolutely free. 1T
Mr.. Billing, a sheep man from near
Jordan, has moved into the Heinze
house on West Custer street.
1900 feet of film contained in
MAN, Woman, Marriage" at the
Liberty next Thursday-Frinday.
Chris Grytness, of the Valley
Market force, was a business visitor
at the temporary county seat Mon
day.
Frank Youpee of Poplar, was here
last Monday visiting his friends in
this city and attending to other bust
ness matters.
The Jack Heating family have
moved into the home on the South
side recently vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
Mervin.
Observation-Disclosures" thousands
of actors, the screen masterpiece of
1922, at the Liberty next Thursday
and Friday.
Mrs. A. l. Cole left Sunday for
her home at Petersburg, N. D., after
spending six weeks at the Lloyd Mont
gomery home.
Plow lays sharpened, horseshoeing,
wood wagon work and general black
smithing at the WOLF POINT
MACHINE SHOP. 31-8tp
Herman Pipal has leased a tract
of coal land from the government
and will open up a mine about IL
miles south of town.
Oh, boy, what a show "Man-Wo-
man-Marriage" is; 1900 feet of
film with thousands of players next
Thursday-Friday at the Liberty.
John Rhode was here over Satur-
day and Sunday from Chicago. He
has land interests near Nashua and
giving Wolf Point the one V e
Reba, the ten year old daughter
of Nh. and Mrs. VIM. Lewis, of the
Southside, while at play Sunday fell
and sustained a fracture of the right
arm.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Thorton at Minot, N.
D., last week. Mr.. Thorton is an
operator for the Great Northern at
this station.
A car of assorted fruit for canning
will arrive Saturday or Monday and
will be on track at the depot. Prices
are low and this is your last chance
to get fruit this season. 1t
Florence Beachler and three other
students from West Fork came to
Wolf Point last week and will remain
% take advantage of the courses Of
by the local schools.
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Ducks are plentiful around Wolf
Point this fall. Hunting parties are
,ut from here daily and all return
brought in the legal limit.
Excavation work was started this
week on a business block to be built
,y H. B. Mason. The building will
,e located between the Walters drug
and the Rogers billiard parlor.
Word has been received of the
leath of L. H. Jacus, of New York
Jity. Mr.. Jacus was a brother-in-law
Mrs. Paul w. Fay of Vida and
,nown to many Southside people.
J. F. Krohn was in from Waska
'tSttIudy- ne says crops III Ills VI
Unity are a little lighter than in the
urrounding territory owing to a lack
f moisture during the growing sea-
T. v. Buttrey. who has been en-
at the Buttrey-Swift store the
asst summer left last week for the
last and will enter the Princeton
University.
J. P. Murphy is erecting a new
esidence on Fairweather street, just
asst of the Dick cottages. A garage
as already been completed on the
ear of the lot and the work on the
is under way.
Try the new Ell Montana cigar;
ew size, new combination, excep-
mild. Made of a combina-
ion of mild imported and domestic
obaccos. No better cigar on the
larket for the price. 24-tf.
J. L. Sprinkle and Roberts &