The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-02-01

; Mrs. w. B. York, is sick with scarlet
fever.
A break on the linotype and another
on the press makes The Herald late
this week.
Frank Galusha, who formerly re-
sided here, arrived from Nebraska
Sunday.
Feb. 18th is Friendship Day-Val-
e~ntines for everybody at Walters
Drug Co. SOFT
The giant picture, prisoner of
Zelda" at the Liberty next Thursday
and Friday
Dan O'Neil, master mechanic, was
at Bainville on company business
Wednesday.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
DR.. and Mrs. Larson are moving
into the Miller residence on Sap
phire Heights.
Peder Peterson of the Southside
was n of the many armers in town
the past week.
Just arrived, something new in
dried fruits-Pitted Red Plums-try
'em. Neut & Kap. 1t
Mrs. w. H. Bernard of Spokane
is visiting at the home of Supt, and
Mrs. E. A. Knights.
The Liberty theatre is showing the
masterpiece Prisoner of Zenda next
Thursday and Friday.
L. E. Baker, ]. K. Readekopp and
Otto Stubby were among the Lustre
farmers in town the past week. !
E.E. Thompson, commercial tele- {
graph agent for the Great Northern,
is acre on business this week. t
Fresh Frozen Fish-pickerel, pike, =
Trillebees, white fish and herring :
lake caught. Neut & Kap. 1t :
Ed Schillinger and family of Vida a
returned Tuesday from Adams, Min l
n%esota, where they had been visit E
ing since the holidays. I
If you have any furniture that G
needs repairing, bring it to Mcneil,
one block west and two doors south
Of Catholic church. 48-4t
The mother and brother of Peter t,
P%enner, who lives northwest of here +
eft Wednesday for Dallas, Oregon, V
70 remain, it is understood. I
For your winter flour and apples, /
see "Lloyd" at the Southside Grocery !,
before buying elsewhere. Phone rs i
md get service and results. Soft n
A very Aourishing chapter of the
ooyal Neighbors has just been or 6
'anized here but the full particulars !.
re not available this week. =
The Great Northern ice crew be-
an to harvest the second crop off -
big reservoir Tuesday. A large y
u~antity is being shipped to Havre. -
w. A.. Rodgers has received a new Ii
Westinghouse radio set and it is be- -
lg installed today by H. L. Woodley ~
{ the Williston Radio Co., who sold 11'
lie set.
An extra freight crew has been 4
mt from here to Snowden to work [
the Richey and Watford City lines 4
here there is a heavy movement of
ain.
Only four wooden railway cars are
wv in use in the United States, the
st being either all steel, or made
it'll an all-steel frame or of steel
inforced wood.
If a body likes a body awful, awful
I'D,
Might a body send a body just a
tie card?
Cards for every occasion at the
alters Drug Co. 50-1t -
The weekly indoor baseball game
aged by the members of the Wo-
ans Athletic association, at the
I'll school GYM, resulted: Red Caps,
/; White Caps, 8. Umpire Fred (
ahm.
The annual business meeting of the
aggregation of the First Lutheran
lrch will be held at the church on I
iday p. m. The ladies aid will
supper at $50 and Rev. L. N.
Id of Williston will speak.
those from the Vida coun-
marketing grain here the past
Elk were: John and Martin Beck, AS
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