The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-04-13
Frank Mayo Monday, Liberty.

c. NJ. Hanson is at Nashua as
sisting A. J. Isachsen in his new
store.
Don't fail to see the new Esse,
cars before buying. 0. E. Lee, dis
tributor for northeastern, Hudson
and Essex cars. 8-1t
Miss Yerina Merwin had as hel
guest this week Miss Shirley Purves
of Williston.
Mrs. R. G. Ferguson went to the
hospital at Glasgow this week where
she underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis.
Albert Lee has been appointed as
SCISSOR for two tiers of townships in
this corner of the county and is now
busy with the work.
Second hand household goods
bought and sold. First door north
of First National Bank. J. w.
Brooks. TIFF
Mrs. John Voorhees,, who recently
underwent al operation at Miles City
is reported as rapidly recovering, and
expects to return to Wolf Point in
about two weeks.
The Catholic ladies aid will hold a
food sale at the Wolf Point M~ercan-
tile Company's store on Saturday,
April Is. Lots of good, home cook
ed things to eat.
The ladies aid society of the Iiuth.
eran church will meetin the church
basement on Thursday, April goth.
The h~ostesses will be Mrs. John APP
plegren and Mrs. c. P. Swedberg.
The past week has been one of al
most continuous rain and slush.
Seeding will be delayed but the ben
eft from the thorough soaking the
soil has received will be great.
The annual election of officers of
the Civic League will be held on
Thursday evening, April 20, instead
of on April 25th. the regular night,
on account of the high school program
Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Harvey left
last Friday for Minnesota where
they will visit at the Twin Cities and
at Maple Lake where Mrs. Harvey's
mother resides. They stopped off at
Williston en- route.
Andy Vigil has been at Nashua
several days this week packing up
the hardware that was part of the
stock of the Seaton store, and is
moving it back to add to the Wolf
Point Mercantile Company's stock.
More than 70 farm names have
now been handed in for The Herald's
farm directory. Two or three came
too late to be placed in the directory
this week. The popularity Of the
directory idea grows.
j. R. G~iersdorf was in from Waska
today and called at The Herald Office
to leave his farm name for the di-
rectory. He thinks the farm direct
DRY is a fine idea and says they could
not keep house without The Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Charbonneau
will leave tomorrow night for Cash
mere, Seattle and other cities in
Washington. Mr.. C-harbonneau is
a months vacation from his
work as ice superintendent for the
Great Northern.
H. w. Lowers was in from Model
Tuesday to deliver the Laurel
Leaf willow cuttings that he adver
Used recently. He said he had or
lers for 5000 to be delivered in
own this trip, besides a large guam
ity to be taken from the farm.
Eddie Whitehead, a former Wolf
POINT boy, has written Judge Gordon
hat he is sending a package of draw
ngs, done IN the course Of his voca-
ional training work at Minneapolis,
nd the judge has arranged with ]
'upt. Livingston to have them ex-
ibited at the school.
Mrs. G. H, Winship came in from I
'aramount form Saturday to market
reduce. She is one of the farm 7
-omen who make all departments h
the farm contribute to the in :
ONE. Rhubarb roots are an article
ne turns to account each season and
er ad will be found in the classified
Dis of this issue.