The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-16

! New hats and caps at the Dave.
I Tailors 26-2t
: R. E. Delaney has purchased al
e Olds truck from Ed Camrud.
A boy was born to Mr.. and MRS
Joe LaRoque on Saturday, Aug. -
Mrs. George Flint underwent al
operation at the hospital this morn
ing.
Frank Steele went to Poplar FIJI
day evening to attend the meeting
of the Equity Elevator Co. SATURDAY
: Tom Mix in an Arctic powerful
drama "Up and Going" next Tuesoa
and Wednesday. Liberty.
VIM. Turner of Oswego, who broke
his leg about two weeks ago, has
been taken to his home.
For the best threshing machine oil
use Tiolene. Sold by Motor Sales
Co 26-2t
Mrs. Charles Kirkpatrick of Vida
transacted business in the city yes
terday.
Tiolene can't be beaten as a lubri-
cant for threshing machinery. Buy
If At Motor Sales Co. 26-2t
Walter Sinnott this week moved
Into the Callahan house in the South
addition.
We guarantee Fort Snellingr Foley
and DelMonte brand canned goods.
Nortbsida Grocery Tiff
John Anderson and Charlie Coun-
ell were up from Poplar on some
business connected with the sheriff's
office.
sFlame of Life" is a Priscilla Dean
master picture, next Thursday, at
the Liberty.
Miss Mary DelaHunt returned to-
day to Minneapolis after two months
visit with her brothers M. J, and L.
J. DelaHunt.
Miss Marion Tooly of Poplar came
up Saturday and visited with the
George Kelly family of the carnival
company.
Fill your oil cups with Tiolene
hard oil and note the good results.
Sold bv Motor Sales Co. 26-2t
Frank Randle and wife have moved
back here from Oswego. Frank will
run the pump station for the Great
Northern.
$1,000 girls lost in a year See
the reasons in "Way Girls Leave
Home" next Saturday. Liberty. \
Mrs. J. C. DeWane and Mrs. Luella
Barry motored to Havre and visited
friends a couple of days the past
week.
Orville and Earl Good spent the
last of the week with their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Coon, on
the Northside.
VIM. Powers and Albert Lalonde
Of Bainville spent part of the day
here Wednesday attending to bust
ness matters.
Mrs. D. C. Witt, Mrs. Scott Smith
and daughters Ruth and Mercedes
If Poplar, were Friday evening visit ,
,rs at Frank Steele's.
H. A. S%choening has gone to Olivia, '
dinn.. to join Mrs. Schoening for an {
with friends. They expect {
0 return about Aug. 80. il
Miss Elizabeth Brown expects to
cave Monday for Missoula where she "
ill take a commercial course. Gene d
ieye Montgomery went there about %
weeks ago. cl
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenney and re
frs. Kenney's mother, Mrs. Hagen, 81
eturned from Watford City, N. D., pr
aturday where they had been visit n;
lg relatives. 81
John Eggebrecht of Vida had the :.
Misfortune last week to get his hand a
aught in the feeder chain of a U
lreshing machine and the accident :.
ost him the tips of his first two w
myers on his left hand.
County Attorney l.. A. Brown was
ere between trains today on his {,
'ay home after a vacation spent ..
it'll friends at Harlowton. He has =
ractically recovered from his long ~
i'd serious ILLNESS. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Void and
aughter Lillian and son John, who IT
been visiting the Harry Void p,
Id W. E. Lee families have started
/ their return trip to St. Ansgar, 4,
wa, and will visit friends in North a
akota en- route.
Don Rathert, brother of F. E. Al
and his bride, have been
friends and relatives here EC
ID continued their honeymoon auto NJ
for the parks and other west
n points. Mr.. Rathert will be re-
embered by many local people as
assisted in the First State Bank TCr
one time. He has Just recently ~
en- married to Miss i Mildred tn
of Cresco, Iowa. est
DR.. Dayton L. Parker and his wife ;.
d son stopped off here yesterday ~