The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10


Try our large Is cent loaves of
bread. Wolf Point Bakery. soft
Paul Fay, the Vida merchant, was
doing business in this city Monday.
Honey Cream Cake-something
new-30 cents. Wolf Point Bak-
cry. soft
Ed Krebsbach, the Vida banker,
made a couple of trips to Wolf Point
this week.
"The pride of Palomar" is a good
Paramount picture, next Thursday
Friday. Liberty.
A splendid program is lined up for
next week at the Liberty, all week,
look 'em over.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
Plant only State Nursery & Seed
Company seed to be sure of results.
Walters Drug Co. 12-1t
A young son of Nh. and Mrs. Cliff
Cook broke an arm Tuesday but is
getting along we'll.
Cliff Cook has been treating his
house on Edgar street to a fresh coat
of paint the past week.
After Supper Sale, TOO o'clock,
Devonsh;re cloth, guaranteed fast
%colors, zoe per yard. Buttrey's.
We guarantee Fort Smelling, Foley
and DelMonte brand canned goods.
Northside Grocery. Tiff
Mrs. Harold Bowden and Mrs. Col
Inns of Nickwall were shopping in
Wolf Point Saturday.
Mrs. Art Lavonette and sister, Mrs.
Floyd Davis, of Circle, visited Friday
with Mrs. Frank Steel.
Fifteen famous people will be seen
next Thursday-Friday in pride of
Palomar' at the Liberty.
After Supper Sale, 700 o'clock,
Devonshire cloth, guaranteed fast
%colors, 29c per yard. Buttrey's.
H. A. Peglow, sales manager at
McAllen's visited his family at Fair
view the early part of the week.
The Misses Mabel Tooly, Elenore
Nell and Jim Helmer of Pop
lar attended the show here Sunday
evening.
Theodore Roberts and Thomas
Meighan will be the main features in
'The Man Who Saw Tomorrow" next
Sunday at the Liberty.
DR.. Chas. G.. Cole of Havre will
the Methodist pulpit next Sun
lay. A full announcement will be
found in another place. /
H. c. Ditmarson, manager of Mo !
Sales Company, made a business
to Plentywood and Westby, re- .
home Monday. :
Miss Merle Voorhees, of Helena is
expected Saturday for a two weeks t
-isit at the home of her parents, MI. a
nd Mrs. John Voorhees,. a
A fine, large new ice box was in f
tailed in the new Farmers Lumber
company building for F. L. Schafer's :
market the first of the week. I
"You can take out my classified
uto ads, the cars are sold-sold four /
ars today. H. Coffey. docs it
ay to advertise? Ask Mr.. Coffey.) /
Is your supply of duplicating sales /
ooks getting low? We can furnish
on with any style of book as cheaply 4
S you can buy them of anybody. The D
Frank Champlin drove up from 4
to spend Sunday with his peo- \
He is a salesman for the Ameri-
an Tobacco Company with head
u~arters at Lewistown.
The Northern Pacific Examining
oard has been here several days q
wing their examination to Great
orthern engine men who are re-
1ired to run occasionally an N. P.
'acks.
A number of homes around town
We been improved the past week by
antlng trees in the parking. Trees
ave also been planted in the parking
lst of the school house to replace
ose that have died.
DR.. George A. Lhamon, exclusive
vesight specialist, will be at the
hotel, May 90 and 27. Get
e FACTS about your eyes. Thirty
lie years experience assures you of
'tting the right glasses. 12-3t
Secretary Gordon has a quantity
vegetable seeds for fraa dic+rih,,