The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-30

Albert Lee was in town toda.
fran his home north of town.
John Applegren is able to be abou
after suffering an attack of the flu
For a first mortgage farm loan SEE
the Northwestern Mortgage Co. So
P. A. Goerz was one of the Vol
farmers doing business in town to
day.
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at 'Lloyd's Store
Phone rs. 4-ti
Engineer E. 7. Harris is recover
ing after several days illness with
the flu.
You will lose money if you over
look Neut & Kap's go-getter Satur-
day and Monday specials.
Zone Man in a Mill, 1" is one of
the finest pictures of the year, at
the Liberty Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.. Kelberer and
little daughter returned Monday eve
ming from Winona, Mimi, where they
spent the winter.
Those Saturday and Monday gro
Gerry specials are becoming the talk
of the town among housewives. Ask
Neut & Kap.
Oscar Erickson was in from the
Northeast country this week and
handed in to The Herald the fiftieth
name for the farm directory.
The Liberty theatre has contract
ed for a lineup of pictures for next
week that is a credit to any theat-
rical enterprise. Look 'em over.
O. t. Stennes, Harry Mason and
w. O.. Hougen went to Glasgow on
Wednesday to be witnesses for ap-
plicants for citizenship.
Clarence J. S~everson is willing to
make a wager that he has the best
lineup of pictures for next week Of
any theatre in the state Of Montana.
Clarence can sure fine 'em.
Boyd Nefsger, a high school boy
whose home is at Vida, was taken
with small pox this week and is be-
ing taken care of by DR.. DeWane at
the pest house.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Duthier of En-
mons, Mimi, spent two days here this
week. Mr.. Duthier went across the
river to look at a ranch he bought two
years ago and had never seen. He ex-
pressed himself as well pleased with
his purchase.
A carload of Hudson and Essex
automobiles will arrive about April
LIST. Do not fail to see the new mod
els before buying. See 0. E Lee.
distributor for Northeastern Mon
SGT
Lucille Door, a three year old In
dian girl, is sick with pneumonia at
Oldtown. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Door, both of
died with pneumonia a few
months ago.
For sale or will exchange for land
or slightly encountered; one
1920 Chevrolet car, one 1920 Elcar,
me Ford in first class condition, one
Case touring car and one Saxon six
touring car. 0. E. Lee. SGT
Rumors are afloat today of an
)ther "holdup" on Main street last
but the thrilling details of how
much the victim or victims were
'orced to Cough up or whether the
police have any clue, have not been
earned.
Harry Skrivan was in from Raven.
Red Poultry Farm today and men
Toned that he had had several in
as a result of his millet ad
n The Herald. He also took out a
sign for his farm furnished by
he Globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.. Baker came in
rom their farm northwest today
their daughters, Mrs. Rich
I'd Nyquist and Mrs. Algot Nyquist,
Who returned this evening to their
ONES at Froid after paying a visit
o their parents.
Among the farmers from the
northwest in town for spring sup
lies today were Frank Redekopp,
ohm Maertins, Peter Tiechrow, R.
Wills, Peter Dahl, John Dahl, Aaron
.'eters, Jacob Friesen and Otto Stub
Mrs. H. B. Johnson and little
aughter, Helen, came to town Mon
ay and are visiting friends. She
lst received word that her little
IN Walter is quite i'll and she ex-
ects to go tomorrow and bring him
town.
The river is impossible for teams
1T many southsiders have been in
'wn this week, crossing partly on
e ice and partly in boats. Farmers
all directions have been flock
to town to get ready for spring
Ork and business has been rather