The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-12-21


visiting relatives at Sedalia, Mo.
: Mrs. Maud billiard and daughte
. Elsie will spend Christmas with re
latives at Hinsdale.
a Clean cotton rags wanted at TIL
Herald office. If
Free matinee at the Liberty theatr'
r Christmas afternoon at 3 o'clock
, Everybody invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sig Cusker of Sane
/ Greek were among the Christina
shoppers in town yesterday.
We will continue to give big dis
counts in all lines of merchandise
Tatem & Smith. Il
If you want to take in some real
honest-to-goodness shows, take a lool
at next weeks lineup at the Liberty
None better.
For first class Groceries and Ser
vice, phone rs. 39-tf
Frank Covell has been called to
Aurora, ILL.,, by the serious illness of
his father.
Reginald Bittle of the Northside
is i'll with d~yptheria and the Bittle
home in under quarantine.
Second hand stoves and ranges
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 37tf
A son was born on Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rogers of the
Northside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sigard Hove, living
north of town, are the parent of a
baby girl born in this city Monday.
Hemstiching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
Mrs. M. NJ. Zortman is relieving
Miss Winifred Murphy at the Great
Northern Offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Clark have NOV
ed in from the Anlandus Johnson
farm north of town and are living
on Fairweather street.
Mrs. Luella Barry returned Sun
day from Minot, N. D., where she had
waited upon Mrs. John Appeigren in
the capacity of professional nurse.
For Pure Bred Polled Hereford
Bulls and Poland China Pigs, see or
write J. A. Mccain, Culbertson,
Montana. 34-tf
Ole Nashby and son of Cow Creek
were in with two big loads of wheat
Tuesday and took out some holiday
supplies.
James Oliver Curwood's great pic
ture valley of Silent Men" will be
shown Christmas evening and Tues
day at the Liberty.
Harry Carr was in from the Cow
Greek country Tuesday with grain
and reports the roads in bad condi-
ton for heavy hauling.
Henry Anderson, of Minneapolis,
a brother of Emily Anderson and
Mrs. P. A. Paulsen, arrived the first
of the week to spend the holidays
with his sisters.
For your winter -four and apples,
see Lloyd" at the Southside Grocery
before buying elsewhere. Phone rs
and get service and results. 39-tf
Travling Auditor Warren, of Spo-
ZANE, is auditing the books in the
local Great Northern superintend-
ent's office this week.
Conductor Thos. Callahan has been
appointed trainmaster on the second I
between Wolf Point and {
Iavre with headquarters at Havre. \
H. Johnson of Hamblin was in \
own Saturday after his wife and
who have been guests at the +
Jan Staples home the past three
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Rhodes of the
Pleasant View country, were Christ
mas shoppers in town Tuesday and
emembered one of their friends with
years subscription to The Herald.
Order your Christmas fruit cake
nd pastry at the Wolf Point Bakery.
here is nothing in the line of pastry
re cannot deliver to your or
43-2t
Frank H. Champlin, representing
ne American Tobacco Co., with head
uarters at Lewistown, Mont, will
pend the holiday vacation with hom' l
olks in Wolf Point. +
J. J. Beller, Joseph Pipal, Hank (
R. C. Durham, Myre Cusker, ?
linden Hanks and George Nail were q
mong the Southsiders doing bust :
ess in Wolf Point Saturday J
An additional pastry cook has been {
mployed at the Wolf Point Bakery y
!, take care of your Christmas or z
ers. Anything you wish in the line q
{ pastry including Christmas fruit I
Order early. 1927. {
J. M. Mus and Ray Hagstead were Y
from the Southside Tuesday TAX y
g advantage of the many Christmas Q,
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W. J. H. Montgomery and family :
{ Lambert, and w. ]. Barrett of y