The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-02

i Try Hill Bros. Coffee. Northside
g Grocery TIT
81 Oh, Boy. New Neckties at The
q Davey Tailors. l9-tf
= Occident Flour makes better bread.
= At all grocers. 22-tf
= Mrs. Harry Witt was on the sick
: list most of last week.
Occident Flour costs more, worth
= it. At all procers 22-tf
= Dempsey-Gibbons fight scenes next
= Thursday-Friday at the Liberty.
Try our large Is cent loaves Of
8 bread. Wolf Point Bakery. 5Otf
Miss Maude Kellogg is visiting with
& friends in the Waska community.
Z Miss Isabel Montgomery of Havre
: visited relatives and friends here on
Sunday.
. Honey Cream Cake-somethIng
new-30 cents. Wolf Point Bak-
cry. 5Otf
: Frank Champlin drove over from
his salesman's route Tuesday to visit
relatives.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club
Belle Gordon. 37t
R. S. Anderson, representing the
Record Herald at Helena, was in this
: city Monday.
: Harry Hess and wife called on
: Mrs. Hess brother in Poplar We'd
: nesday evening.
: A baby boy was born in this city
July 81 to Mr.. and Mrs. George Ma
: 10y of the Southside.
: Mrs. w. Everett and daughter Belle
: left Thursday morning for a visit
: with relatives at Havre
: E. R. Flesher, manager of Buttrey-
Swifts, left Tuesday morning for
Havre to spend a few days.
George Westra and family and
Mrs. Ford Monroe of Poplar were in
!: Wolf Point Monday afternoon.
Clarence Fear Bear and Stella
White Eagle were married by Judge
Gordon at his office last Saturday.
The Havre Promoter says that
Frank Covell and family have return
ed from a months visit in Indiana.
A. j. Holderman has moved his
family from 526 Fairweather street
to the Pitman house a block south.
Miss Ruth Listerud left for Roch-
ester, Mimi, Tuesday where she ex-
poets to receive surgical treatment.
Several of the local grain elevat-
ors are undergoing repairs this week
preparatory to the seasons business.
Mrs. J.. w. Voorhees, and daughter
Mae, have returned from a two weeks
visit with Miss Merle Voorhees, at
Helena.
Fred Sullivan of Fairview, Willie
Bauden of Nickwall and Art Lam
~ouette were business callers Sunday
morning.
Do not miss the big show at the
Liberty next Thursday-Friday show
ing Dempsey-Gibbons in Shelby on
July 18th.
Frans Borgeson was in from his
place in the Volt country Friday and
called on the Herald and had his name
added to the list.
Siebrand Bros. Carnival Co. at
Wolf Point, commencing Tuesday,
Aug. 7, closing Saturday night, Aug.
II. Bring the family. \
F. E. Rathert has had a celler ex-
cavated and is fixing up a small resi-
dence for rent on Custer street just
east of Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Water Blair, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. C. Witt and Mrs. MyrtleBon-
cir of Poplar were Friia% evening
callers at Frank Steele's. ,
Dempsey-Gibbons fight scenes taken ]
July 4th; also the big baseball special I
"Trif1ing with Honor" at the Liberty /
next Thursday and Friday.
Is your supply of duplicating sales
books getting low? We can furnish
you with any style of book as cheaply
as you can buy them of anybody. The
Herald.
Take a ride on the electric lighted
Ferris wheel at Siebrand Bros Car
nival, at Wolf Point, commencing on
Tuesday, Aug. 7, closing Saturday,
August IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Wall of Os-
wego and Mrs. McIntee have return
ed from a three weeks auto trip
through the western part of the state
and Yellowstone Park.
Ferris Wheel, Novelty Aeroplane
Swing, Merry-go-round at Siebrand
Bros. Carnival at Wolf Point five
days commencing Tuesday, Aug. Z,
Saturday, August IL.
James Mulligan of Poplar and Miss
Jeanne Vover were married July %
by Judge Gordon at his office. Mr..
Mulligan, who is an ex-service man,
gave his age as %, while the bride
was 21.
Mrs. Amandus Johnson and two