The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-12-20

e The $4,000 Zev horse race at the
Liberty next Sunday.
e E. O. Sletvold was among those
doing business in Wolf Point Satur-
day.
l Mrs. W. w. Curran, formerly Ha-
6 eel Philley, was here from Brockton
Saturday.
Free matinee at II a. m. Christ
! mas day at the Liberty. Everybody
: welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knudt Saboe of
Vida were doing Christmas shopping
!, here Saturday
j. F. Krohn was among the Waska
farmers transacting business in Wolf
Point Wednesday.
A baby girl was born in this city
to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Baker of
the Southside.
AMONG the many attractive win
dows is the fine display of groceries
at the City Grocery.
Zev, the winner of the 100000
purse in the world talked of horse
race, at the Liberty Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Feick, Mrs.
C. F. Conroy and J. C. McLachlan
of Volt were shopping in the city
Tuesday.
Free matinee at sthe Liberty at
II o'clock a. M, Christmas day. All
are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Nail came up
from Poplar Saturday evening and
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Steele
o. B. Horsford will leave for Spo-
kane tonight to remain several
weeks. Mrs. Horsford is already
there visiting with her brothers.
A reading lamp for Christmas.
See w. j. Kearney.
Big special matinee at 3 p. m.
showing "Orphans of the Storm"
the big D. w. Griffith special, Christ
may day. Liberty.
Ed Camrud spent a couple of days
at Scobey this week and lined up
some Oldsmobile prospects. Mr..
Camrud will leave Saturday for Bux-
ton, N. D., to spend the Christmas
holidays at the old home. +.
D. w. Griffith's big super-special !.
"Orphans of the Storm" at the Lib :
erty Christmas day and Wednesday. 4
The Peters orchestra that recently :
furnished music for a dance at the =
Coliseum, were assisted by Miss 4
Grace Williams, pianist, the talented !
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Will :.
liams. :
The Liberty has lined up a Won i.
derful line of good shows for the !.
holidays-look EN- over. =
The Herald is requested to say :
that two boys, Thomas and Joseph :
St. Germane, age IA and IL, are :
anxious to find some work to do :.
after school hours. Anyone having :
work they could give them may in :
Iuire at the Southside school. :.
The big show Christmas day, show =
ng orphans of the Storm will :,
tart at 3 p. M. and Z o'clock. J"
Frank Smith returned yesterday =
fter a visit of a month to coast "
oints in Washington and Oregon. r:
lie says that business in general is :
God there, but that many men are -
lie as a result of the saw-mills shut ).
ng down, which they generally do =.
18th the first fall of snow. =
The show will start at 7 o'clock =:
hristmas night owing to the length ~
program. Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorentz A. Holum ~
i've returned home after attending ~
silver wedding anniversary of w
rs. Holum's father and mother at *
rand Forks. Mrs. Holum has been az
It'll her people the past couple of "
onths and a baby boy was born %
her while she was there. W
Rudolph Valentino in his best pic q
re "The Young Rajah," Thursday "
iday, Liberty. *
Little Frances Kurth, age five, III
lose home is south of Frazer, was !3
ought here Saturday for surgical "a
satment for a badly lascerated ~
ad. The child was opening a wire q
te to let a horse through and the ~
became entangled in the wire. TX
flesh was stripped from one "a
ger and another was severed ex- W
for a small shred of flesh. @
Fred Yandell, who is attending the W
te university at Missoula, has had q