The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-08-03

W. L. Judkins of Havre, was cal
Y ing or friends here the first of tn
: week.
L. B. Ray of Petersburg, N. D
was a guest at the Montgomery hom
) Tuesday.
Your business, large or small, i
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store
Phone rs. At
A baby girl was born to Nh. ant
Mrs. E. Scharf of Oswego on The
first day of August.
John H. Beller left this morning
for Minneapolis where he will enter
a hospital for medical treatment.
c. E. Constance and his brother
Arthur of Vida have just returned
from an automobile trip to Missouri
'The Son of Wallingford," a big
special production at the Liberty next
Thursday and Friday. Don't miss
this one.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Johnson and
children Walter and Helen were in
from their place on Wolf Creek to
enjoy the Stampede.
Jesse Smith, the Scobey miller,
stopped off here for one day of the
stampede while enroute to Paxton,
Mont, to visit his sister.
Alderman w. V. d. Chapman drove
to Redwater Saturday, returning
Sunday with his two children who
had been visiting their grandparents.
]. F. Gardner was in from the
Oswego country Tuesday making ar
rsngements for an auction sale to
be held the latter part CT the MONTH.
"Son of Wallingford," a picture
similar to the good "Get Rich Quick
Wallingford" picture will be shown
at the Liberty next Thursday and
Friday.
W. H. Baldwin was in from near
Prairie Elk the first of the week and
purchased a Nichols & Shepard sep
arator through the Lee & Garden
agency.
Charles Conroy and Carl Payne
in from the Volt country on
Tuesday and took out loads of Irvine.
They expect to be harvesting this
week.
Lyman Clayton drove to Terry the
irst of the week. He was accompan-
ed by his uncle, James Clayton, who
vas enroute to his home at Leola,
South Dakota.
Editor and Mrs. J. w. Calfee and
drs. M. A. Lem of Frazer, and Miss !
florence Keller of Menogha, Mimi,
among the out of town visitors
ere Saturday.
Editor A. S. HER, of the Valley
tribune at Bainville, was looking
fter a delegation from the east end
f the county at the Stampede Fri
and Saturday. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fisk and child
en- of Williston, N. D., stopped off I
ere to enjoy the stampede last week. ,
ley were enroute to Circle to look T
fter business matters. ?
Berth Nelson, one of the owners !
{ the local flour mill, left Tuesday =
take over the management of a
i'll at Medicine Lake. He will be
lined next week by his family. G
Mrs. James Deegan and son re- .
.rned to their home at Frazer Sun .,
" after taking in the Stampede. u
ley We're guests at the Maud Dill q
I'd home while in the city. I'll
Try the new Ell Montana cigar; G
w size, new combination, excep- tn
mild. Made of a combina- Sc
IN of mild imported and domestic
baccos. No better cigar on the
arket for the price. 24-tf.
Miss Katherine Murphy left Sun !
y morning for the Twin Cities and :
her eastern points to buy the fall >
d winter stock of goods for the v
Irphy Sisters. She expects to be h
for about two weeks. r
J.. S. Bauer, travelling representa- s.
for the Nichols & Shepard Co., IL
calling on the trade in the city q
S week. Mr.. Bauer says that his n
npany is making prompt ship a
.nts from the Twin Cities. S'
A. F. Toavs has purchased a new re
,ernational truck which he will use W
hauling grain this fall. Mr., til
avs has in several hundred acres Sc
small grain. The sale is reported 81
the Lee & Garden agency. re
Vernon Howe, vice president of =,
Imperial Lumber Co., stopped -
here between trains Wednesday. 10
vas enroute to Minneapolis from ~
reka, Mont. Mr.. Howe has ex-
sive lumber mill interests at
reka.