The Wolf Point herald., 1922-06-15

Buck Jones in 'Bar Nothing next
Tuesday w ednesday. Liberty.
John Curran of Poplar, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Venus Balbinot went to Minot
Monday evening to arrange to take
course in nursing at hospital.
Wanted Competent girl or woman
to work at Sherman Hotel. 16-tf
J. t. Miller, the Williston con
tractor, formerly of this city, was in
the city on business Saturday.
Geo. Gebhardt and daughter Ethel
will occupy Supt. Livingston's house
during the summer vacation.
Bill Taylor of the Standard force
was here last evening between trains
and to do little exporting on
The Herald linotype.
Empress and Stones Coffee are
always Of the finest quality. 'Lloyd's
Store" 4-tf !
G. M. Baldwin was in from Piety
Hill this morning and said they had
a fine rain there last night, much
more than fell in town.
Ten great stars in "Hail the Wo-
man" at the Liberty next Thursday
Friday.
The Presbyterian ladies aid will
meet at the home of Mrs. ]. D. Stone
on Thursday, June %. All aid mem
bers and friends are invited.
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store"
Phone rs. 4-tf
Ben M. Larson, owner of the Cir
Gle Banner, his family and Miss Al
veshire motored to Wolf Point Sun
day, returning Monday.
New and used sewing machines and !
secondhand furniture. First door t
north of First National Bank. 16-2t {
Miss Sue Latterell is again at the
general delivery window at the post :
office after spending a pleasant va
cation at several Minnesota cities.
Rex Beach's great picture "North
Winds Malice" next Saturday at the !.
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The ladies aid will be entertained t
at the church on Thursday, June %,
oy Mrs. John Erickson and Mrs. b
5hristopherson. 0
Mrs. ]. L. Hyde and Miss Mary e
Moore intend to leave Saturday for f
summer vacation trips. Miss Moore
will stop at Minot and Mrs. Hyde will
70 to Gelesville, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Marion and d
title daughter are visiting Mr.. Mar a
,on's people at Jackson Junction, q
iowa. They expect to be gone until h
about July 1st. W
The Liberty theatre has secured a y y
wonderful lineup of special pictures "
or next week starting Sunday. See =
he Liberty special ad. "a "a
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Livingston and st
hildren left for Madison, Wis, this &C
corning. Mr.. Livingston will take
pecial work at Wisconsin University By
nd Mrs. Livingston will spend the ne
ime with her people at Elk Mound. as
he
Frank Hartz, advance agent for the II
10Y Scout Band corporation, was Of
ere Monday to arrange for concert FL
une 80. The band carries 80 mem
ers and has special attractions such q
S a noted boy soprano. ID
Attorney A. M. Foor attended court
t Glasgow this week. One of the .
lteresting cases being tried there z
lis term is that of young Smith, who z
red bunch of bullets through Sid q
ollum last fall following a quarrel z
yer a trivial matter at ranch. Vol z
ms recovery saved Smith from a q
ore serious charge. -
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Staples left to-
ay for their summer vacation at
rice, N. D. Mr.. Staples has again
cen engaged to teach instrumental
usics and direct the band and or
lestra in the Wolf Point schools,
hich is good news to friends of the
hool
Deputy F. ]. Cody returned from
rosby, N. D., Wednesday with DR..
eWane's Ford, which was. stolen
apt 10, 1921. The guilty chap
as arrested at Crosby soon after the
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