The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-06-01

Sheriff Pat Macy was here from
Poplar Wednesday.
w. S.. Good was in from Pleasant
View today.
Ben Youngkin is assisting at the
Valley Market.
Miss Ethel Gebhardt, who has been
teaching at Froid the past year, has
returned to Wolf Point.
H. c. Saunders was in from his
ranch on the Cottonwood Wednesday.
Earl Champlin and family have
moved out onto their ranch for the
summer.
Mrs. Fred johnson and daughter,
Mrs. Walter, were in town from the
S~outhside Tuesday.
Mrs. B. E. Burr entertained a few
friends at a bridge luncheon Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Trip left for Buffalo,
n. Y, last evening for an extended
visit with relatives.
Bill Farnum two days in "Shack-
les of Gold" next Tuesday-Wednes-
day, Liberty.
Another of those pleasant Coli
scum dances Tuesday evening, June
6, Bankers Convention Day.
Sue Latterelle, general delivery
clerk at the postoffice, is taking a
fifteen day vacation at the Twin
Cities and other eastern points.
Albert Jensen and Harold Nor
ris of Albert Lea, Mimi, visited from
Thursday until Monday at the Harry
Wood home.
One of the features of Bankers
Convention Day will be a dance at
the Coliseum. Everybody's going.
Of course you're going to take
Jane to the dance at the Coliseum
next Tuesday evening. She will be
delighted.
The GIFTS Cream Station pays cash
for cream, eggs, etc. will keep open
until 9 p. m. on Wednesdays and
Saturdays for those wishing to bring
cream in the evening. 13tf
Joe Camrud is in from Camrud
vicinity today and says hat crop and
grass conditions in his section simply
cannot be beaten.
Mrs. P. J. Mccain who has been
teaching at Volt, came to Wolf Point
yesterday. She is on her way to
Aberdeen, S. D., where she will at
tend summer school.
Mrs. j. L. Atkinson and Mrs. Cairn-
cross came up from Poplar yesterday
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Patton
and remain for the party in honor
the Pattons in the evening.
Mrs. Merwin and daughter Verina
left Saturday for a two months visit
with relatives at Minneapolis and
Odessa, MINI. Mrs. Merwin's mother
is reported as being i'll.
The Liberty Theatre has secured
two 100 per cent attractions for next
week which are "Shackles of Gold"
featuring William Farnum, and
Heart of Maryland" for next Thurs
lay and Friday. Two splendid pic
,ures.
Mrs. Gust Applegren and Miss
Alma Applegren will entertain the
lutheran ladies aid at their ranch
on June 8. Everybody cor
invited to attend.
Mrs. Frank Covell and children left
asst evening for an eastern trip and
to be gone about two months.
They will visit friends in North Da-
,ota, Wisconsin, Illinois and Mich
gan. MI. Covell will join them later.
For Sale-One new Ford Touring \
ar, one Ford touring a slightly
lsed, n Special Six Studebaker
un 1900 miles; also four new 34x4
Jon-skid Firestone castings and tubes S
t cost. Terms if desired. 0. E. Lee, T
Wolf Point. APT I
Claude Carpenter is out at the
carpenter farm finishing up the seed g
ng with his sisters, Irene, Hazel and l
Elizabeth as housekeepers. Mr.. and '
Irs. Carpenter remained in town, be
1g employed here for the present.
The Herald is short handed this T
7eek as George Hagen is busy i'm !
Stone Hill Ranch. While the :
zeal news is not being neglected the :,
umber Of feature articles and pages q
ad to be cut down as there was a
ig run of job work the first half of t
he week. S
Miss Winifred Murphy and Mrs. y,
Ialter Sinnott went to the Twin
tiles last week to visit friends. Mrs.
innott went to Stephen, MINI, to :
a brother, and Miss Winnifred 7
returned home accompanied y
Y her sister, Miss Sylvia Murphy. p
{ Rochester, MINI, who is a trained s.
urse and will spend her vacation a
are. 81