The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-11

County Attorney Catlin was here
on business the first part of the week.
Wanted: women help at the Sher-
man hotel.
A son was born to MI. and Mrs.
N. +. Toavs of Volt on May 4th.
William Farnum, Tuesday and
Wednesday, at the Liberty in per
jury"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Krebsbach and
Mrs. Paul Krebsbach of Vida, spent
the day here Wednesday.
Empress and Stones Coffee are
always of the finest quality. "Lloyd's
Store" 4-tf
Yes, Jane, he will surely ask you
to go to the Coliseum dance with
him Saturday night.
William Farnum's super-picture
next Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Liberty.
Earl Wise of the Vida-Nickwall
country was in town on business on
Monday. !
The Liberty theatre has Fortunate
ly contracted for the Rupert Hughes
masterpiece "The Old Nest" and it
will be shown next Thursday and Fri
day.
Mrs. A. K. Tice was called to Grand
Forks Sunday by the serious illness
of her father.
Floyd Davis, sheriff of McCone
county, spent several days here 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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The ladies aid of the Lutheran
church will hold a Food Sale at the
electric shop on Saturday afternoon,
May 20.
We are exclusive sales agents for
"Gilt Edge" paints-note the adver-
tisement on page A of this issue of
the makers, Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk
& Co Kelly Bros. 9-tf
Calls for bids will be found in this
issue for furnishing Ignite coal for
the city schools and for performing
the work of j%anitor.
A series of four Paramount won
der pictures at the Liberty starting
Saturday and for four consecutive
Saturdays, entitled mistress of the
World"
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mindeman were
in town Tuesday selling early vege- 8
tables. Mr.. Mindeman is minus the
use Of one hand as a result of blood
poisoning caused by the bite and
scratch Of an angry cat.
Crepe paper Sweet Peas for ban
quets and corsages for sale; pretty 8
for summer dresses. Call or write 0
Ray Kelberer, 112 Benton St., .
Wolf Point. l2-ltp :
The dance at the Coliseum last .
Thursday evening was attended by =
one Of the largest crowds Of the sea- :
son and an unusually good time IS :
reported. Many dancers from Pop :
lar, towns west and the Southside =
attended. a
Authorities agree that bread made 3
Whole Wheat Flour is for superior q
in health-giving qualities to white
-four. It tastes fine, too. Made and D,
for sale in any quantity by Wolf Il
Point Milling Co. 9-tf 8
Good progress is being made with a
5he large addition Richard Schaale is
adding to his bakery on Main street.
. large oven will be installed and
room is being provided for more bak-
Try machinery which will be de-
handed by future business. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Charbonneau re b
.urned last week from a months 81
-isit with friends in Washington, q
topping at numerous places from RI
cashmere in the Wenatchee country ia
0 Seattle. Mr.. C~harbonneau says Is
Kings look prosperous in the fruit IS
istricts. but the spring is exceeding 81
v backward and cold all over Wash 81
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"she" would be delighted to have a
take her to the dance at the Col
scum Saturday night. l2-lt
H. G. Baerg was in from his place
est of Lustre today to do some
aiding. He intended to take out a
uantity of seed corn, but the con
nued rain made it necessary to post
one that errand. When asked what e..
E thought of this spring he said it
as, going to be a very poor season
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