The Wolf Point herald., 1922-09-07

sick list last week.
| The Wolf Point Bakery makes
wonderful rolls. Try them. 27-tf
L. NJ. Clayton made a professional
trip to Poplar Friday.
E. R. Witt was among the Ham
bin ranchers in town Monday.
Olds Economy trucks, Ed. Cam
rude agent for Northeastern Mon
tana 25tf
Mrs. Louis Vollin of Nashua, was
a business visitor in the city Thurs
day.
Gilbert Lee, of the Valley Market,
was among the visitors to Poplar on
Sunday.
j. E. Schen, of Nina, was among
the out of town visitors in the city
Monday.
Don't miss the musical concert at
the Coliseum Thursday, Sept. IA.
1t will be good. 1t
Editor Ben M. Larson of the Cir
Gle Banner was registered at the
Sherman Monday.
George T. Hackett, teacher in the
school at Piety Hill, was visitor in
the city Saturday.
Mrs. John Bakken, of the North
side5owas operated on yesterday for
the removal of tonsils.
Harvey Holterman, son of Heza-
kiah Holterman of the Southside, is
i'll with scarlet fever.
A large crowd of young people
drove from Wolf Point to Vida for
The dance Saturday evening.
F. P. Parsons and family motored
,ver from Enid to spend Sunday
With friends in Wolf Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Walker and
". J. Barrett, of Enid, spent Sun
lay with friends at Wolf Point
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Thorstveld
Irove over from Raymond, Montana,
O visit relatives the first of the week
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
drs. A. J. McPhearson at the Fergu-
on hospital in this city Tuesday
morning.
I will open the Clayton Blacksmith
'hop on Railroad Ave. about Sept.
5. Special attention to horseshoe
ne. ]. B. McBratney. 28-2tp
Mrs. John Appelgren has severed
er connection with the local tele-
hone exchange after three and
alf years service in various capa-
ties.
L. P. Bullen of Nashua, Iowa, ar /
we'd Sunday for short visit with
d friends. He is enroute to Noun
in Home, Idaho. where he will visit Il
brother. Il
Peter Knauer, representing the :
eneva Optical Co., of Minneapolis, !.
as calling on the professional men :
the city Friday. He is an old ac- :
aintance of DR.. I. M. Morrow :
Mrs. P. A. Paulsen and Miss Emily :
lderson left by auto Sunday for :
p to Minneapolis, Rochester and :
ints in Iowa. They were accom- :
MED as far as Sidney by Mrs. E. :
Nelson. .
G. B. Edgerton, president of the :
rst National Bank, was in the city :
sterday from Oconomowoc, Wis. :
:. Edgarton was enroute to the :
athead country where he spends :
annual vacation. =
E. L. Champlin finished threshing :
his place on the Northside Satur- =
Y. He had in a full section and it .
sraged 18 bushels to the acre. :
e family will move into town be- :
e school starts.
Misses Josephine and Della Lind
st of Scobey, were in town the :
t of the week. Miss Josephine :
been in poor health for some :
e and underwent an operation :
nday. Miss Della left for Stanley :
ere she teaches school this year. :
\. E. Whitmore, of Brockton, was :
the city Friday with his son, :
yne, who underwent an operation :
the removal of tonsils and ade- :
Is. Mr.. Whitmore has just COM :
ed a gravel contract on the :
sevelt highway east of town.
!. W. Goolsby, of Patton Hill, was :
he city for medical attention on :
1rday. About two weeks ago he :
kicked by a horse but did not
k the injury serious. 1t later de-
ped that his leg was badly bruis- :