The Wolf Point herald., 1922-07-20

II The little store with the big bar
y gains-N Northern Army Store.
" Second hand stoves and range:
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 39-t1
q The greatest bargain carnival II
Wolf Point at the Northern Army
Store. II
= The Nickel sale at the Wonder
store opens July 26 and lasts ten
!, days. See their ad. 1t
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at 'Lloyd's Store
Phone rs. 4-tf
w. B. Dewitt, who is employed by
the Great Northern at Saco, Mont,
spent Sunday with his family in this
city
Wanted-At once, 200 cans of
cream testing 80 per cent or better
at the GIFTS Cream Station, Wolf
Point. 21-tf
Louis Christensen, an expert auto
mobile repair man of Minneapolis,
has accepted position in the Wolf
Point Machine Shop.
T. H. Shipstead, one of the most
prominent sheep men of Daniels coun-
ty, was transacting business at Wolf
Point Saturday.
w. L. Young and family left Sun
day by motor for Granville and other
North Dakota points. They expect
to be gone about week.
H. C. Mills, a southside farmer who
claims the distinction of having the
only silo in this section of the coun-
try was in town Monday.
Connie Schenkenberge is again at
the chair in his Main street barber
shop after spending pleasant va
cation with relatives in South Da-
kota.
Frank Champlin leaves tonight for
Lewistown, Montana, where he has
accepted a position as travelling sales
man for the American Toacco Co.
His territory will be in the northern
part of the state.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve lunches and dinners in the
room west of the Liberty all three
days of the stampede. The room is
neat and clean and the ladies will be
glad to serve you.
Ted Alme, Chris Jacob and Art
Hall returned the first of the week
from two weeks motor trip to De-
troit and other Minnesota points
They had fine trip and found the,
roads in good condition.
Stock Inspector T. B. Blackmon
was in town the first of the week.
He had just returned from a trip
through the counties south of here
where he says the rustlers are Civ
ing considerable trouble. |
Mrs. Cornelius Bartel of Volt was
brought to this city Friday and un-
derwent an operation for appended
tis. The operation was successful Il
and DR.. DeWane reports the patient X
IN the road to recovery. II
Floyd Dewitt, a former resident
If this city, arrived here last week
md has taken temporary position H
It Comics barber shop. He has E
,een in California and the western e
,art of this state the past two years. L
Try the new El Montana cigar; IE
ew size, new combination, excep- IE
ionally mild. Made of a combina- IE
ion of mild imported and domestic IE
obaccos. No better cigar on the {
larket for the price. 20-tf lE
19tf II
C. w. Jerome, editor Of the Poplar Z
tandard, was in Wolf Point Monday e
"Bill' Taylor, formerly with The 3
Eerald but now employed on the Is
tandard at Poplar, was greeting old is
riends and attending to business e
latters here Tuesday evening. IE
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. Nelson returned IL
uesday from a three weeks auto IL
Zip through Northeastern Montana. IR
hey made stops at Malta, Chinook, IR
i'd other points. They visited Mrs. IS
elson's parents at bingham, Mon IS
ma, where they enjoyed the celebra- E
on of family reunion. E
Don't miss the wholesale philoso- Isl
ly of Alexander, the dirt farmer, E
riting for the Equity Mutual In E
rance Company. You should read III
S booklets before writing your hail S
You'll get new slant on S
e problems of the farmer. His la
oklet "I didn't Buy, I was Always III
ld'' is worth your time and study. III
her booklets, too. Get them now. lE
L. Burch, agent. At Equity ele- I'd