The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-06-29

Special Lloyd comedy next Tues
day-Wednesday. Liberty.
Mrs. John F. Cook was called to
Wllliston Sunday by the serious i'll
ness of her mother, Mrs. Lands.
Second hand stoves and ranges
bought and sold. Kelly Bros. 39-tf
Erwin Schneider is back from a
brief trip to Noonan, N. D., where he
looked after his farming interests.
Extra good picture "Fools Para
disc" next Thursday and Friday at
the Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Sherwood of
Sparks, Nevada. is here for a months
visit with her friend, Mrs. R. L.
Quackenbush.
Your business, large or small, IS
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store"
Phone rs. Aft
Albert Heminger, missionary at
the Indian school, and family, left
Wednesday for Sisseton to spend the
summer vacation at their old home.
New and used sewing machines and
secondhand furniture. First door
north of First National Bank. 1926
Judson Quackenbush and Marlyn
Young are home for the summer va
cation after a successful years work
at the University Of North Dakota.
J. B. Randall, L. Cavyell and others
on the river bottom are harvesting
their first crop of alfalfa, which is
very heavy. J. B. has 40 acres.
"Fools Paradise" is "a super-pro-
duction directed personally by Cecil
DeMille, and it's a wonder.
Mrs. J. j. McPeek of Piety Hill has
returned from her Minnesota visit,
coming with her neighbor, Fred
Myers, who drove through from
Green Mountain, Iowa, by car.
For Sale-One 1920 Ford sedan,
one 1916 Ford with express body,
one nearly new Ford, one Studebaker
Special $500 miles. 0. E. Lee. 1t
V. A. Lowell, cashier of the Secur-
ity State Bank of Wolf Point, accom-
panied by E. B. Styer of Sand Creek
were in Circle on business last Tues
day.-Circle Banner.
The GIFTS Cream Station pays cash
for cream, eggs, etc. I will keep open
until 9 p. M. on Wednesdays and
Saturdays for those wishing to bring
cream in the evening. 13tf
L.. S. Otte, representing Wilson
Bros, of Chicago, the largest exclu-
tive mems furnishings house in the
world, called on the local mems fur
lishrings stores last week.
For Sale-One 32-inch Minneapo-
is separator and gas tractor, one
.2-25 Avery and 22-inch Nichols &
separator. O. E. Lee and
ohm Garden. 1915
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kinney arrived
ere from Iverness by car Tuesday
nd will visit at the H. A.. S~ehoening
ONE. Mr.. Kinney has accepted the
uperintendency at I~verness for an
Their year.
See Mrs. L. c. Honn, Wolf Point, !
magazine subscriptions, new or :
enewal, any magazine published.
oecial club offers at reduced prices.
all orders given prompt attention. !
19-2tp !
Oliver Moore and family left We'd !
ssday for Sisseton, S. D. They were :
,companied by Fred Eastman and :
of Winona, Mimi, who are re- :,
.rning home after visiting friends ;,
this vicinity. :
Elizabh Randall, Elsie Mcneil +
i'd Edna Listerud have returned
the state normal school at Dill z
n. Elsie Mcneil has developed her &
lent for drawing and made the il Z
STATIONS for the normal year book. q
Fred Myers arrived here this week q
ON Green Mountain, Iowa, to re- =,
ain until September and improve
) farm. He drove through by car
d says he found crops looking fine
cry place but in eastern North Da- :
where it has been too wet.
Mrs. R. w. Dowd of River Bow, F,
berta, is here to spend the summer
home of her brother E. M. Pray.
$. Dowd says that the district from
lch she comes, which is about so Fl
les north of Lethbridge, is suffer
from drouth and crop prospects
very poor.
You ought to read IT Didn't Buy, r
vas Always Sold" written for the
lity Mutual Insurance Co. by a
ntana farmer, and illustrated with
lever picture. Other booklets, too
t give you a new slant on hail
france. Write the company or see -
A. L. Burch, Agent. 19-1t r.
Ar. and Mrs. O.. C. Johnson and
Donald Worth, expect to leave .
Law evening for q thrae weeks'