The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-18


Glen Gettor is moving into tn
Perry Campbell house on Fourth ave
nue. recently occupied by O.. E. Lee
Motor Sales Company received {
shipment of Ford cars this week, in
Guiding touring cars, runabouts anc
coupes.
The first shipment of material fol
the boiler washing plant that will be
added to the round house, has arriv-
ed.
Zach Bartel of Volt was in the
city Monday and called at The Her
aid office to get his farm name.
Sandy Loan Farm, in the directory.
Margaret Wilson of the Golden
Rule force is taking a short lay-off
to have her tonsils removed. The
operation was performed Tuesday.
Mrs. Chris Yattoe of Havre, who
is on her way to visit friends in
Pennsylvania, stopped off here to
spend a short time with her husband.
Good reports come from Kenneth
King who is pitching ball for the
Ponsford, Mimi, team. Kenneth has
pitched three games and won all of
them.
Complaints are being made to off
cials about parties who pasture their
horses in the old cemetery. The GEM
etery is fenced but stock managed to
get in.
Charlie Hamblin was called to
Mortified, Mimi, last week by the
death of a brother, which occurred at
Bemidji, MINI. The funeral was held
at Mortified.
Fay N. Fuller of the Fuller Motor
Company stopped here several days
his week to attend to business mat
5ers while en- route from LosAngeles
Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. C. Hodges of the
Iickwall n~eighborhood were in the
.ity Tuesday. They brought in 80
of potatoes to market as well
IS other produce.
P. w. Doles, formerly assistant
hief dispatcher at Havre, took up
is duties here Monday as chief dis
atcher of the Montana division. Mr..
Doles' family is still in Havre.
Mrs. Joseph Cooper leaves tonight
Or an extended visit with friends
t Fergus Falls, Mimi. She expects
} return to Wolf Point some time in
lly. Mrs. Cooper is Mrs. J. l..
hamplin's mother.
The first of the Great Northern
l-steel passenger trains passed
rough Wolf Point Wednesday morn
g as No. 1. The cars are all newly
instructed and make a distinctive
Id classy looking train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson are
town today to consult a physician.
rs. Erickson was bitten recently by
woodtick and they are alarmed by
e possibility of it being of a poison
nature.
M. L. Hanson, alias Lazarus, one
the best known old time printers
the Northwest, paid The Herald
brief visit yesterday en- route from
lite to his old stamping ground at
y, N. D.
Notice-Degree of Honor mem
rs-The next regular meeting will y
on Wednesday, May "a, instead
Thursday, May 25th, on account
Commencement exercises.-Press
mmittee.
H. e. Buttrey and A. v. Apple
N left for Havre Wednesday trav-
ng in the big White touring car
emily purchased by Mr.. Buttrey.
will deliver the car to another
rty at Havre. Both are expected
ne Friday.
L. Burch of the Pleasant View
nifty was in town today. Mrs.
rich has a few nice tomato plants
sale. Anyone wishing some
,uld write her the first of the week,
they will be making a delivery on
'dnesday or Thursday.
T.. 0 Dick and Peter Teske of LUIS
are in town today. Mr.. Dick is
ado fan and has installed equip
Mt at his home that enables him
news, music, etc broadcast
from stations as far away as Cat
le Island, California. He says his
'aratus is working fine.
-AYTON WILL ASSESS CITY
Ohm Curran, county assessor, is
e today to get L. M. Clayton
ted in with his work as deputy. !