The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-19

\ Use a local product, FAVORITE
Flour. Every sack guaranteed. 39ti
T. N. Ayres of the Southside was
a business visitor in Wolf Point yes
terday.
| The ~five-year-old daughter of Knut
Huso was operated on for empyema,
an after effect of pneumonia.
: Miss Edna Michaelson, a Is year
old school girl, is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
A baby girl was born to Nh. and
Mrs. Frank A. Landon on the North
side Sunday morning.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
D. K. Moore, formerly of Vida, at
Minneapolis on Jan. 10.
Little George Solberg, son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Solberg, IS recovering
from pneumonia.
Division Superintendent A. E.
Knights was at Havre Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Master Mechanic D. O'Neal is at
tending OF company business at Cut
bank and Havre.
Night Yardmaster w. Wilkinson
is taking a temporary lay-off to have
his tonsils removed.
Little Edith S~chumway, age three,
is suffering from pneumonia follow
ing in1amatory rheumatism.
T. B. Flint left Tuesday for his
home at Spencer, Iowa, after visit
ing his sons C. w. at Frazer and G..
H. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Wilson of Sand
Greek visited friends here several
days this week, returning home on
Wednesday.
Ford Roberts and Claude Fansler
were two of the well known statesmen
who called on Wolf Point merchants
yesterday and today.
Walter Mooney, Great Northern
inspector of transportation in charge
of refrigeration, was in Wolf Point
Wednesday on company business.
The two-year-old baby boy of Mrs.
Gunther was successfully operated on
for rupture, Monday. DIR. Skovholt
of Williston performed the operation.
Mrs. M. G. Worthy and daughter
Miss Erma, of Nashlyn, Sask., mother
and sister of Mrs. o. C. Johnson,
are making a short visit at the lat
ter's home.
Mrs. Ole Erickson is enjoying a
visit from her father, M. Skarison
of Velva, N. D., who will probably
spend the remainder of the winter
here.
Vice President of the Great North
ern railway, C. 0. jerks, and family,
passed through here on the 18th in
a special car attached to No. %, en-
route home from California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McBratney
drove in from their ranch on the
Cottonwood today, bringing their in
FAINT son to a doctor. The little one
proved not to be seriously i'll.
Attorneys Schoening and Foor
were attending to legal matters at
Poplar yesterday. They say that
Judge Conner that a jury
term of court will be held in the mid
of March.
Richard William of Rock Island,
Illinois, arrived here this week and
has accepted a position as chef at
Home Cafe and Bakery. He is
a young man of ability and special
training in his line of work.
LA. Weldy, Great Northern engi-
leer, has been laid up with an attack E,
If the smallpox at his home in Will |
iston, N. D. He is now GONZALES 3
,ent and hopes soon to be back on 7
he road again.
At a recent meeting of the board
# directors of the Listerud Power d
To-, R. F. Hunt, who has been chief b
ngineer at the plant the past two 4
ears, was elected manager to replace b
fr. Tute.
Mrs. 0. M. Rogers has leased the
ilectrlc supply company's building D
Williston and will open a roller r
rink there on Jan. 27. Mrs. C
is in Williston today attend 81
lg to business matters.
We are now making whole wheat +,
our, the most healthful flour you "
an use, put up in 10, 24h, 40 and N
8-pound sacks. If you cannot get W
of your grocer, we can supply you a,
ON the mill Wolf Point Flour Mill. ?.
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Ole Erickson left for Tacoma,
ASH, this morning in response to W
message informing him of the m
,ath of his sister, Mrs. John Can to
IN. He was joined here by his bro nc
er, Elias Erickson, of Fosston, Min sa
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The Herald is in receipt of a let ;