The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-16
Mrs. 0. C. Heinze is suffering from
a severe attack of the flu.

a severe attack of the flu.
Get that spring hat cleaned anc
blocked at The Davey Tailors. AT
Mrs. 0. t. Stennes is among those
i'll with influenza this week.
Remember "Lloyd's Store" foi
quality and service. Phone rs. Att
Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery is recover
ing from an attack of the flu.
Judge Gordon is able to be around
after a bout with the flu.
John Garden has been confined to
his home with influenza.
Empress and Stones Coffee are
always of the finest quality. "Lloyd's
Store" 4-tf
Anton Skareiof the Southside tran
sacted business in Wolf Point Tues
day.
Your Easter cleaning and pressing
should be brought in at once. The
Davey Tailors. 412t
Lavonne Grytness, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Grytness, is
i'll with fu-pneumonia
Your business, large or small, is
always appreciated at "Lloyd's Store"
Phone IS. 4-tf
Ray Sprogue of the Southside was
brought to town this week suffering
with appendicitis.
Mrs. C. E. Kennon was called to
Poplar today by the serious illness
of her husband, who is employed at
Franks cafe.
Norma Talmadge, the incompar-
able, in "The Branded Woman" her
greatest achievement, at the Liberty
next Thursday and Friday.
Hemstitching and picoting attach
ment, works OF any sewing machine.
Price $500. C. T. Small. 3-2tp
The Wilson Wingate Mortgage Co.
are now established in their new off
ces IN the basement floor of the First
National Bank building
Ivor Bordahl took a tractor and
disc outfit out for C. S. Olson We'd
nesday. G. S. says he is going to
try the farming game again.
Use a local product, FAVORITE
Every sack guaranteed. 39tf
The Liberty theatre has contract
for five pictures for next week, )
which will stand the inspection of !
he most hard boiled movie fan. Look .
EN- over. :
Mrs. w. A. Kurtz is i'll at the I
erickson hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz
ecently came here from Minnesota t
md intend making their home in d
Wolf Point, Mr.. Kurtz being en- d
as local manager for the Nor v
hern Produce Co. b
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Purman have 0
cen called away again to Good II
ope, ILL.,, by news of the death of I
returned on Tuesday of last iS
yeek from attending the funeral of
is father who died January %, and d
1eir many friends and neighbcrs Il
.ynipathize with them in the Joss of N
9th his parents in 50 short a time. n
di
A. j. lsachsen and C. M. Hanson
lslted Nashua yesterday. Mr.. =
went to look at a stock of !
eneral merchandise that he is con =
dering purchasing. He has made
offer on the stock and if it should
: accepted he might move to Nash III
A and open a store. ~
1t
A. D.McNeil has been engaged 81
mporarlly to act as superintendent 10
II the Listerud Power Company. th
&C is an old head at the business III
I'd got things Strengthened out at re
e power plant without much delay. "a
Manager Hunt of the Listerud
'wer Company is absent on bust
SIS in Idaho. .
Attorney Hugh N. Marion of the ms
m of Marion & Foor left Thurs we
y evening for Great Falls where do
will attend the term of the u. S. w
strict Court on behalf of Charles be
Smith, Peter Klyne and Joe Mol va
who have cases pending in the the
strict Court under the Volstead sal
:. Mr.. Marion was accompanied otf
Mrs. Marion and daughter who
i visit with her parents in Great r