The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-04-27

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Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Hveem have +;
boy born on April 25.
Early Triumph seed potatoes fol
sale at Neut & Kap,s. 1912
Little Lois Levitt was taken will
d;ri.iL eria the 1irst of the week alt
tie home is under quarantine.
Henry Dahl was in from out Lus'
tire way today to receive a shipment
of 225 young chicks, from Seattle.
Girl wanted for general house
work. Write or call up Mrs. Fred
Kapinos. Poplar. 10-1t
Martin Mitchell underwent an OPP
GRAFTON at Mrs. Harris hospital on
Wednesday.
The Broadway Quintet, enroute
from Portland to Minot, will play a
dance engagement at the Coliseum
on May 3rd.
Mrs. Sig Johnson had an operation
for appendicitis last Friday at Mrs.
Harris hospital. She is reported as
getting along nicely.
) If you are going to buy a new car
don't fail to see the new Hudson and
Essex cars. O. F.. Lee. 1O-1t
Mesdames L.. j. Conlan, E. E.
Walls and N. A. Mann of Oswego
were in the city shopping and calling
on friends last Friday.
Second hand household goods
bought and sold. First door north
of First National Bank. J. W.
Brooks. TIT
The Lutheran ladies' aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. S. H. Brabant
on Friday, May 7. Everybody wei
come.
Next Sunday and Saturday, May
9Th, the Liberty will show two Para
mount specials with usual admission.
See the Liberty ad.
Frank C. Janzen succeeds w. 0.
Hougen as recorder of the A. 0.
U. w. He is a clerk at the Great
Northern offices.
To date only Is farmers in Roose-
welt county have received federal
seed loans, the total amount being
s1,72O.
Olga Zemo celebrated her eleventh
birthday by giving a party for several
Of her little friends last Sunday af-
.ternoon.
Bring your cream to theGits Cream
Station for best prices and quick SER
vice. Located in the Office Of the
Elevator Co.'s Machine shed.
9-tf
Guy sickles was in from Sand
Greek and reports seeding is well
under way in the Sand Creek coun-
try.
Manager Buttrey has a metropol-
tan display of bright and beautiful
silks in the Buttrey-Swift window
his week.
Joseph Montgomery left Monday
for Orr, N. D., where he ex-
poets to stay several month S and
ook after his farming interests.
0. W. Olson was IN from the North
last Friday and said that
lie had been at york on the land for
everal days.
We are exclusive sales agents for
Gilt Edge" paints-note the adyer-
isement on page 4 of this issue of
he makers, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk
/ Co Kelly Bros. 9-tf
Edgar M. Shoemaker, recorder of
Temple, Helena, is in the
ity today visiting the Wolf Point ;
Iasonic ledge. He is accompanied ;
y John Allen of Helena.
The Catholic ladies aid will meet :
18th Mrs. A. K. Tice, Wednesday, :
lay 8. Mrs. Tice will be assisted in .
nt~ertaining by Mrs. Maude billiard {
nd Mrs. Will johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Hodges were n
from their farm in the Pleasant
lew vicinity this week marketing
me nice potatoes and other pro c
ice. The Herald acknowledges a a
.easant call.
Mrs. j. J. Beller returned home G
st Friday morning after nine weeks
st. Mary's hospital, Minneapolis, s
ldergoing and recovering from o.
,erations. She is still very weak D.
it improving. f
John F. Cook received a message W
onday morning informing him Of
e death of his mother, He drove z
It the same day to get his sister, G
RS. John Koch, and both left for
.ontrose, Mo, on No. ? Tuesday
Sale-Two new Ford touring Il
rs, one new Ford coupe, one nearly Fl
Studebaker Special Six, one 1918 =
I'd touring, one six cylinder White G.
first class condition. o. E. Lee.1t
Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Hougen left
ednesday evening on No. 3 for
elan, Wash. where they will make
.ir home. Mr.. Hougen has accept
a position in the Chelan State
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