The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-09
Dance at Coliseum March II.

j use a local product, FAVORIIf
Flour. Every sack guaranteed. SGT
; Everybody danceI Coliseum, Mar
l "a. High School Dance Orchestra.
The big North Woods picture mex
Thursday and Friday at the Liberty
0. c. Johnson returned last Tues
day evening from a visit at Ray
N. d.
Next Thursday and Friday the stu
pendous North Woods picture "The
Conflict"
Martin Rauch of Volt hauled some
of his fine durum wheat to town on
Tuesday.
The Arcade Cafe has a handsome
new sign which was painted by Henry
Berger.
Hemstitching and picoting attach
ment, works on any sewing machine.
Price $500. c. t. Small. 3-2tp
Miss Agnes Wick, a teacher in the
Lustre country, registered at the
Erickson hotel Saturday.
Priscilla Dean in one of the great
est thrillers of the screen is "The
Conflict" next Thursday and Friday.
Sverre Larson has been confined
to his home for several days being
afflicted with the flu.
See our ad for details on our
bargains on dresses. Murphy Sis
tiers. Sit
A. E. Whitmore of Brockton was
in the city several days this week do
ing missionary work for the Modern
Woodmen.
March 10 to Is are the days in
which to buy your spring corset at
Murphy Sisters for half price. Sit
Deputy E. j. Cody left the first of
the week with two children who will
be placed at the state orphans home
at Twin Bridges.
All lovers of dancing will have an
enjoyable time if they attend the
dance at the Coliseum, Mar. II.
Our entire Corset stock again at
half price for five days, March 10
to Is. Buy now. Murphy Sisters.1t
L. M. Clayton is out again after
a rather serious siege of the flu.
Lyman says it is the first time he was
ever sick in his life but once is
enough.
For sale, one new Ford touring
car, one new Ford coupe, one Stu
debaker Special Six nearly new, 0.
E. Lee, Wolf Point, Mont. 2-2t
Albert Lee came in today to leave
for Bainville to attend the organlza-
ton meeting of the executive board
of the Roosevelt County Tax Associa-
tin at Bainville tomorrow.
Mrs. A. J. Lyddon concluded a
visit at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Hauge, and returned to
her home at Brainerd, Mimi, last
week.
The Liberty theatre is giving the
of Wolf Point the cream of
The picture market. Look over next
weeks list.
Elmer Hauge has disposed of his
shop at Alberton and return
I'd here to remain for the present, his
plans being unsettled. He
Jays spring has not begun to open up
n the mountains where there is an
abundance of snow.
Among the Southsiders who came
town during the past week to
market grain or transact other bust
less were Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. All
ems, Walter Willard, W. S.. Good, T.
'eder Peterson, Kunt Hendrickson,
F. Olson and Peter Crowley.
G. S. Sorenson intends to move his !
Cafe to the building recently
acated by the Owl Cafe at the cor
of Third and South Front streets.
he move will be made as soon as
new equipment Mr.. Sorenson i
as purchased arrives.
For sale on reasonable terms or
i'll exchange for real estate clear
r slightly encountered, the follow
g: One 1920 Elcar, one 1920 Chew
,let, one Saxon six cylinder, one
,ur cylinder Case and one six cyl
der White z passenger. 1916 Ford
O. E. Lee, Wolf Point,
.ontana. 2-2t
John Listerud returned home for
few days last Thursday from
'yoming, where he has been at
nding to the interests of the Clay
fur Oil COmpany. He saws that n