The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-16
School election comes April /.

School election comes April /.
City election Monday, April 8.
Second hand stoves and range:
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 39-t1
Mrs. J. c. DeWane has recovered
after her recent attack of the infu-
enza.
Attorney Mcconnell of Poplar
came up from there Saturday even
ing with Attorney General Rankin
and Rev. Pope .
Rev. Puppy of Glasgow was here
this week in connection with the
Efficiency Week campaign put on by
the M. E. church.
Richard Francar, publisher of the
Roosevelt County Independent, was
a Wolf Point visitor between trains
last Friday evening.
An exceptionally busy week and
practically no power for the linotype
for two days makes The Herald very
late this week, a fact that is much
regretted.
Miss Elizabeth Murphy of Scobey
is here visiting her mother, Mrs. T.
H. Murphy, and her sisters Misses
Katherine and Winifred Murphy and
Mrs. Walter Sinnott.
March has been unusually warm
and a large part of the sno wis melt
ed and most of the water is going
into the ground. Right now it looks
like an early spring. Farmers are on
the jump and full of pep
The Liberty is showing some won
derful pictures, fully on a par with
those shown in cities like Great Falls
and Butte, and one of the best yet
was Conflict" with Priscilla Dean
as the star. Manager Severson has
some big ones coming up every week.
S. T. Cogswell and Miss Alma
Cogswell returned from their winter
vacation at San Diego last Friday
morning. Mr.. Cogswell says that
while the winter was counted rather
disagreeable by the natives, he found
necessary to wear his overcoat on
only a few days and that he and his
sister spent a pleasant winter.
George F. Gum, district represen-
tative of the Continental Oil Co., ac-
companied by D. J.. Mahoney, rep
resenting an eastern manufacturing
concern, visited the local station of
oil company and it's customers
his week. Mr.. Gum resides in Sid
ley, but if he can make satisfactory t
arrangements will move to Wolf
Point. t
There were 1908 bars of soap in |
he soap display shown in the win !
low of the Cash Grocery & Bakery !
turing their soap sale. Henry Hal :
Ierson of the Globe proved to be the !
'est guesser and won the prize of a
of 100 bars of soap His esti- 4
nate was 1902 bars He says he
asn't done much guessing on soap
ately or he would have come closer.
A big house at the Liberty Tues
ay night was well entertained by
ne "Elopement of Ellen" a fun
farce comedy rendered by
Ugh school talent. The young folks
id exceedingly well with their parts
nd the performance was a credit to
9TH players and their coaches. The
roceeds were for the benefit of the
amp Fire Girls.
There continues to be a Distress
G number of cases of influenza and
leumonia in the city and country.
is useless to attempt to mention
| the cases. Several cases are SER
US and two deaths occurred during
e past week. 1t is probable that
peak of the epidemic has been
ached and that the number of
ses will grow less from now
While waiting for repairs for a
nerator and depending on their
cam turbine, the power company
ct with a bunch of bad luck this
eek and were compelled to shut
wn several times Tuesday and
ednesday. AS a result of the power
ing off The Herald force lost much
liable time, which not only makes
: paper late but makes it neces-
y to omit some matter that would
lerWise have aDDeared.