The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-09-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Some very celebrated pictures next
week at the Liberty.
Herald sale bills and Herald ads
make your auction sale a success.
Occident Flour makes better bread.
At all grocers. 22-tf
Mrs. West left Saturday for Will
liston to join her husband.
It's fun to bake with Occident
Flour AT all grocers. 22-tf
: Miss Alta Tanning is visiting with
: friends on the south side of the river.
: Fred Yandell is assisting in the
: post office during the absence OF
: some of the regular force.
: Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club
Relic Gordon. 37t
: A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rungdahl of the Northside on
!: Sept. s..
Mrs. Honn came home Monday
morning from a weeks visit with her
daughter at Fort Benton.
Carl Hagestad of Saco was shaking
hands with friends in our city FRI
day.
: Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Welliver OF
~. 10000 41ro.1 hora locf Sqf-
urday enroute to Williston.
Miss Viola Hewett of Frazer visit
: ed Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. r.
Steele.
The Calvin Mcneil family is NOV
ING into the McIntee house on Fair
weather street.
Get wised up by seeing What Is
Wrong With the Women" Thursday
Friday at the Liberty.
Miss Alfredo Hagen was in from
Stone Hill ranch the first of the
week visiting Miss Marjorie Jenkins.
Miss Evelyn Aune left Sept. l to
spend her vacation with friends IN
ST. Paul. says the Havre Promoter.
Advertise your sale, of any sort,
in The Herald and everybody Will
know that you have something TO
sell.
Sheriff John Anderson and Under
~ G-.u xro-a in Wolf /
Point Tuesday in connection with
the county seat case.
I want about six old second hand
cars or trucks to take in on trade
or for cash. Ed Camrud, Oldsmoblle
doalor 29-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Witt and the
| Watson brothers of Rugby, n. D.,
were visitors with relatives south OF
the river Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. C. F. Blaich was taken sud
denly i'll at her home on the North
side but is reported as slightly I'M
proved.
Mrs. Virgil Hunt was called to
Glasgow the latter part of last week d,
on account of the illness of her
mother.
Judge George A. Horkan, who is
presiding in the county seat case, n
Thos. Forbes, clerk of court, visited q
Wolf Point last Sunday. V
Jas. P. Murphy, the local contract
or, was here from Brockton Monday '
and. Tuesday ~transacting business a
He is engaged on a fine school build r
ing at Brockton. X t
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd McBratney
started this morning for Olympia, a
Wash. to visit friends and attend \
the celebration of the golden we'd d
ding of Mr.. McBratney's parents. I
The next regular meeting OF the
Modern Woodmen will be held in {
the Kragrud building, Tuesday, Sept. 0
IL. Very important business, all i
neighbors requested to be present t
Grover C. Blake does expert auto
mobile and motor repairing OIL an c
kinds at reasonable prices. Shop at f
the C. F. Blaich place, Northslde, :
Wolf Point. Zf-El n
il
Erick o. Johnson of Lustre was
hauling wheat to town thsi week and !.
stopped in at the Herald office for i
a pleasant call. He said his gram, I"
while it had been hit by the rust and n
a little by hail, would average about E
ii bushels to the acre. 7
Mrs. C. E. Mason, accompanied by
her daughter, Lavina, and son, Jonn' d
up from their farm at q :
and starter for Oskaloosa, II !
Iowa, to join Mr.. Mason and spend y
he winter, but probably will return :,
lere later on.