The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-25

Ray WenIZ on May ZoCH.
"Bits of Life" a great picture at
the Liberty Thursday and Friday.
Assessor John Curran returned to
Poplar Saturday after spending mos
of the week here.
Empress and Stones Coffee are
always of the finest quality. "Lloyd's
Store.n 4-tf
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs,
Walter Miller of Wolf Point on May
18th.
For a Marmon, Hudson or Essex
automobile see o. E. Lee, distributor
for Northeastern Montana. 14-2t
Miss Emma Lambert of Vancou-
yer, Wash, is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. M. 0. Wood.
Some wonderful pictures at the
Liberty next week. Look 'em owe
w. B. Dewitt came up from Will
liston to spend Sunday with his fam
lily. He is employed by the Great
Northern at Williston.
The U. S. Government picture
"Open Your Eyes" next Tuesday and
Wednesday. Liberty.
E. J. Cody took an insane patient
to Warm Springs last week and he
stopped at Butte to take in the big
K. G. meeting.
We are exclusive sales agents in
Wolf Point for "Gilt Edge" paints.
See the advertisement Of the makers
on page four. Kelly Bros. 14-tf
Letters received from the Scansen
family, who are now located at Can
ton, S. D., state that Fife, Clara and
Clarence Scansen graduated from
the Canton high school this year.
Authorities agree that bread made
of Whole Wheat Flour is for superior
in health-giving qualities to white
flour. 1t tastes fine, too. Made and
for sale in any quantity by Wolf
Point Milling Co. 9-tf
F. F. Runkel, field representative
of the Montana Development Asso-
citation, is expected to be here about
May 81 to hold a meeting of farmers
and organize a summer tillage club.
Mrs. L. NJ. Clayton and Mrs. Bert
Norby left for Grand Forks, n. D.,
this evening where they will visit
their parents. Mrs. Clayton had re-
ceived word that her father was quite
i'll.
The easiest, most sanitary and
thorough method Of cleaning the
house and keeping it constantly sweet
clean and germ free, is with a Royal
Electric Cleaner. Our price $47.5O.
Tister1d Power Co. 14-1t
Mrs. Peter Crowley was in town
Tuesday from her home near Vida
and says that they have completed
their seeding. Seventy acres of win
ter wheat on their place is looking
fine and stands eight inches high.
Richard Sundeen, formerly a res
ident of this city, now living in Los
Angeles, writes to have The Herald
sent to him in order to get the news
IF Wolf Point. He says he has just
a residence at 1850 Con
stance street.
For Sale=One new Ford Touring
ar, one Ford touring a slightly
lsed, one Special Six S~tudebaker
.un 1900 miles; also four new 34x4
Ion-skid Firestone castings and tubes
It cost. Terms if desired. 0. E. Lee,
Wolf Point. 14-2t
j. L. Geer will hold a sale of farm
property at his place southwest Of
sand Creek on June l.. His adver-
isement will be found in this weeks
Mr.. Geer says he intends to
move his family to Minneapolis for
he sake of school facilities for his
hildren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Buchanan and
aughter Maurine arrived last even
no by motor car from Sheridan,
Wyoming. Mr.. Buchanan is a rail
Dad man and is taking a vacation
f a few weeks. Mrs. Buchanan will
e remembered as Odelia LEM,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LEM.
Veva, the u year old daughter Of
[. L. Harrington, fell while playing
n the giant swing at the southside
chool building yesterday, and broke
err leg. She was taken to DR.. De-
Office where the fracture was
educed, and is reported to be doing
ell.
W. C. johnson, P. R. Dougherty,
P. Murphy and M. B. Fargen went
, Butte last Saturday to take adj
anced degree work in the K. C.'s.
wo of them returned early in the
eek. Mr.. Johnson and Mr.. Dough
.ty, who went to Livingston to at
nd the state K. c. convention, re-
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie NJ. Foor re-
Monday from their motor trip
Circle, Glendive and Wibaux. At
-ihaux thew visited Mr.. FOor's cousin