The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-11-09

Dicks Bread is made In Wolf
Point. None better. 27-tf
The Ed. GIFTS residence is under
quarantine for scarlet fever.
Second hand stoves and ranges
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 37tf
! n. B. Johnson of Lustre, was at
tending to business matters in the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schillinger and
children of Vida, were shopping in
the city today.
Save that saving on your Coffee.
See our Electric Steel Cut Coffee
Mill. Neut & Kap. 38
Mrs. Joseph Klinkhammer return
ed Saturday from an extended stay
in Milwaukee, Wis.
M. j.. DeLahunt moved in from
his Southside farm to his residence
on Benton street this week.
Ole Rose, of the Southside, was at
tending to business matters in the
permanent county seat today.
A. E. Dunn and family of Patton
Hill, were shopping and visiting with
friends in Wolf Point Saturday.
Second hand goods bought and
eo1J Eircf Iaor oorfh of Eirct No
tional bank. Thos. Cahill, Prop. 37tf
Commissioner George Lesson of
Bainville drove up from Poplar We'd
nesday and attended to business mat
tiers at the permanent county seat.
Miss Carol Johnson, of Austin,
Mimi, a sister of Mrs. A. O. John
son, arrived Tuesday evening from
a short stay at Sidney.
Plow lays sharpened, horseshoeing,
wood wagon work and general black
smithing at the WOLF POINT
MACHINE SHOP. 31-8tp
Kenneth Monsoon, of Makati, N. D.,
is visiting relatives and friends in
and around Wolf Point. He says
that winter has arrived in earnest in
his section of Dakota.
I have secured the services of an
expert horseshoer and you may now
bring your horses to my shop and
get first class work. Your patronage
will be appreciated. Harry DIETRICH,
Wolf Point. 36-2tp
A turkey was sacrificed to the
success of Wolf Point for permanent
county seat and an excellent dinner
served to a number of neighbors at
the Archie Campbell home heal Cam
rud last Sunday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Presbyterian church will hold their
annual bazaar and food sale in the
church basement on Thursday, Nov.
20. The sale will open at 80 p.
m. and continue until evening. +.
Lunch will be served. 3S-2t
Emil Enockson, driving Ed Cam :
Odds truck, had a narrow es- 5
cape from being struck by a freight
at a local crossing last Friday. :
Had the brakes on the truck not :
been working perfectly a serious ac-
,ident would have resuleted.
Word was received in the city yes '
,erday that F. S. Reed, receiver of
he Glasgow land office, died at his
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Reed
known to many Wolf Point citi-
,ens and was highly respected by a I
lost of friends throughout north
Montana. Funeral arrange
nents had not yet been made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Hoel. left r
morning for Renville,
where Mr.. Hoel has bank
interests and where the family
will make their home. They had
losed their business affairs here
lore than a week ago but remained
n the city as guests of friends until r
.fter election.
A small barn belonging to B. M.
of the Northside, was burned
0 the ground Sunday. 1t is thought
he fire started from a spark that
in the hay loft. A terrific r
Wind was blowing and it was impos-
ible to save the barn but the fire de-
artment by herioc efforts prevented
he fire from spreading to the nearby
'uildings.