The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-09-14

- IL oLODS d1ltVCQ IO1uS
from Rochester, Mimi, this morning
Chas. Trinder of Poplar, was taking
in the sights here last Friday between
trains.
Mack Sennets scream feature next
Saturday entitled "Home Talent" at
the Liberty.
Emmett Baker was among the tenn
porary county seal visitors in the
city Saturday.
T. 0. Gorgenson was among those
from Vida who were shopping in
Wolf Point Saturday.
H~ousekeeper wanted at once, $50
a month, board and room. Mrs. H.
E. Buttrey, Wolf Point. 30-tf
Deputy Sheriff John Moran was
here from the temporary county seat
on official business yesterday.
Mrs. William SINNERS of Plenty
wood, Mont, was a guest of friends
in the city several days last week.
A. C. Chrisman, a popular North
side farmer. was trading and looking
after other affairs in town Saturday.
Paul B.. Stevens, internal revenue
collector, of Glasgow, was here on
official business the first part of the
week.
Miss Bowden, a graduate nurse
from Minot, N. D., was a guest of
DR.. and Mrs. DeWane the first of the
week.
w. c. Dillon of the Vida country
was in on Wednesday with grain and
transacted business matters while in
the city.
Peter Unruh, of Lustre, was in the
city Tuesday to meet his family who
returned from an extended visit in
Minnesota.
Manager Jackish of the Speed
Electric Co., of the temporary county
seat was in town on business the first
the week.
George Hagen and family moved
into town from Stone Hill ranch the
first of the week. The children will
school here.
Plow lays sharpened, horseshoeing,
wood wagon work and general black
;mithing at the WOLF POINT
MACHINE SHOP. 28-4t
Russell Fryburg, of Great Falls,
lgent for the Hoo Dye shock absorb
n, was calling on the trade here last
Tuesday.
On Wednesday, Sept. IS, a daugh-
er was born in this city to Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene T~alliaferro, who live
'outh of the river.
The Liberty Theatre has booked
ONE of the greatest pictures on the
market for this fall, so do not forget
o read the Theatre adds.
Judge Charles Gordon and Arlie
1. Foor drove out into the Lustre
ountry Sunday and were dinner
uests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
eter Penner. !
Charley Marshall is wearing the /
roadest smile since the primaries, !
'ason enough, too, a fine baby girl
lat arrived this morning and every |
doing well. /
W. H. Grogan, formerly of Wolf
pint but now living at Great Falls,
opped here Friday for a short visit
it'll old friends. He was enroute
Williston, N. D.
"Sooners" are reported up to their
tricks-shooting protected game
rds out of season. Queer how these
citizens consider themselves
characteristic or no law.
The reception announced at the
ethodist church Sunday to be given
Friday of this week for the teach
), should have been announced for
iday, Sept. %. Plan to come next
elk.
J. R. Pickett arrived here the fore
TT of the week to report for duty
the Great Northern. MI. Pickett /
! family have been residing at !
erett, Washington the past six !
nths.
The Wolf Point Machine Shop has :
tailed a new Smith welding torch. !
IS is the latest heating device out !
is an important addition to the
eady large equipment of this up /
date shop. II
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid So
" will be entertained by Mrs. o.
Johnson and Mrs. Adolph Hauge
The church on Thursday, Sept. 21. ~
cordial invitation is extended to II