The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-23
School election comes April /.

Miss Opal Wright has been on thu
sick list this week.
Remember "Lloyd's Store" fol
quality and service. Phone rs. Att
Sam Clark Of "John, Sam, Bill" is
: under quarantine for small pox.
Mrs. w. E. Rae went to Havre
today to visit her parents for a few
days.
John McInerney of Grain has been
in the city since Monday having
dental work done by DR.. Burgess.
Mrs. J. L. Long was here from Os-
wego Tuesday to attend the funeral
of Lavonne Grytness.
The G. 0. Hiatt family expect to
take an apartment at the Sherman
the first of April.
S. E. Coleman was taken i'll with
the flu while up on the branch line
last week, and Mrs. Coleman went
to care for him.
Mrs. j. R. Burgess and daughter
Dorothy returned Sunday from a
visit of several months with relatives
and friends in Kansas and Oklahoma.
Mrs. C. E. Kennon who was called
to Poplar last week by the illness of
her husband, spent Monday here. She
says that Mr.. Kennon is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. Connie Schenkenberger of
Wolf Point, was visiting a few days
the first of the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Nelson of this
city.-Valley County Reporter.
j. H. Granger, travelling represen-
tative for Paramount Pictures, was
in town yesterday and contracted
with the Liberty Theatre for several
big ones.
E. w. Spicer was in from the
Southside Saturday to deliver 25
bushels of the Pioneer White Dent
seed corr he advertised to The Her
AMI. He said he has got a farm name
coming up for his place.
Empress and Stones Coffee are
always of the finest quality. "Lloyd's
Store" 4-tf
/. T. Vaagen one of the Wolf Creek
country farmers and an ex-service
man, was in town yesterday prepar-
ing for spring work. He raised a fine
crop last year but was one of the few
that country who lost their crop
by hail.
Second hand stoves and ranges
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 39-tf
For a first mortgage farm loan see
The Northwestern Mortgage Co. SIT
Lying Lips is a picture which is
a class all of it's W and the {
praise it is receiving all over the .
and is great Ia
Buddy Barwise went back to work
yacation on account Of sickness and I
n operation at Rochester, MINI.
Buddy got to feeling so good that
he restraint of id1eness became in /
olerable and some of his friends t
'etitioned the G. N. officials to put n
i'm to work, so Wednesday they put I
i'm in charge of one Of the yard
oats. Il
Booking only the best pictures :
valuable is the by-word at the Lib 0
rty. u
Your business, large or small, is
ways appreciated at "Lloyd's Store" g
hone IS. 4-tf
H. W. Lowers was in from Model q,
arm Tuesday and ordered an adj 9;
ertisement in The Herald for Laurel
eaf willow cuttings from his thriv- h,
g grove. Mr.. Lowers has found Il,
lese to be about the hardest trees n.
be found for ~windbreaks in this
innate. Mr.. Lowers has taken great 81
inns to get reliable information on ca
culture of this variety of willow.
Use a local product, FAVORITE ed
our. Every sack guaranteed. 39tf D;
A. v. Applegren, assistant cashier
the First State Bank, left We'd SD
sday night for Butte where he will
tend the state convention of agents
the New York Life Insurance Co.
which he is local representative. lnI
is a hard worker and doesn't have To-
1ch time to devote to soliciting life cel
.'urance, but writes a fair amount an
business. We have an idea that me-
len he gets to Butte he will step out an
d make the boys believe he is from bu
head office in New York City. In
carload of Hudson and Essex NO
tomobiles will arrive about April
). Do not fail to see the new mod I'LL
before buying. See o. E. Lee. u
tributer for Northeastern Mon nu