The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-04

A. E. Knights made a business TRIP
to Havre Tuesday.
L. A. Kragrud was here from
Winnett the latter part of last week
Mrs. Fay Bartholomew has return
ed after a months visit at the home
of her parents at Clifford.
Saturday, May 13, DeMille's Para
mount extra good picture what
Every Woman Knows" Liberty.
c. M. Hanson was here from Nash
ia a couple of days this week.
j. S. Bruner, the grocery man,
called on his local trade this week.
Bring your cream to theGits Cream
Station for best prices and quick SER
vice. Located in the office of the
Equity Elevator Co.'s Machine shed.
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Don't fail to vote on a flower to
be known as the local city flower.
Geraniums or Dwarf Pinks have
been mentioned by many as flowers
that do well in this climate.
"All a Mistake" a comedy cram
med with fun, will be given by some
of our best local talent at the LIB
erty theatre next Tuesday evening.
You'll miss something good if you
don't see it.
Harrison M. Cole returned We'd
nesday from his honeymoon trip to
California and has resumed work in
the Great Northern offices. Mrs.
Cole for the present will continue
her work as Red Cross secretary at
Havre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antony Finstad Wis
tied in Williston last week, attend
ing the golden wedding anniversary
of Nh. and Mrs. Anthony Anderson,
on April 27.
Early Triumph seed potatoes for
sale at Neut & Kap's. 1927
Rev. A. Hendrickson was here sew
eral days this week packing up his
household effects for shipment to
Carpio. N. D., which is his new
charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Harvey re-
turned home Sunday morning after
a visit of several weeks in Minnesota.
They spent Saturday at Williston at
the home Of Mrs. Harvey's mother.
1t will be "All a Mistake" if you
don't attend the home talent play al
the Liberty next Tuesday evening.
Those who have seen it say it is full
Of laughs from beginning to end.
Mrs. Walter Clancy and children
returned home this week from Will
-iston where they have been for the
past two months. Little Kenneth has
been under the are of an %osteopath
We are exclusive sales agents for
Gilt Edge" paints-note the adver-
,isement on page A of this issue Of
he makers, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk
& Co Kelly Bros. 9-tf
The ball squad was on the diamond
Sunday afternoon for the first prac-
ice of the season. The weather did
not encourage a big turnout but
warm weather will start things go
ng.
Mrs. t. B. Huff went to Williston
5oday to get acquainted with her
irst g%randchild, which arrived at the
of her daughter on April 81.
Hrs. Huff expects to be gone about
en- days.
Charles Ray in 1.-TWO Minutes to
10" at the Liberty next Thursday
nd Friday.
Elmer johnson, the plumber, was
yer from Glasgow Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. R. Burgess have !
moved into their new residence on
street, recently purchased J
rom F.: w. Block.
Mrs. F. w. Block and little son
Eft Sunday evening for Sidney where
he and Mr.. Bleck will make their !
ONE this summer, Sidney being a
.onvenient point for Mr.. Bleck to
each in his work as bank examiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Behner are
ere from Wolf Point for a short I
5ay in this city, before leaving over- !
md in thir car for California. For J
he present Mr.. Behner will assist ]
is brother, c.. E. Behner, in the /
9welry store, while waiting for their /
IN and daughter to get through !
lie present term of school. Then J
driving through to California Mr.. !
elmer says he will look out for a
litable business location.=News