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


Have you seen the lamp at tn
Smoke House!
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Erickson wer'
in shopping Wednesday.
Big Holiday price reductions a
the Davey Tailors. AL
Sheriff Anderson was in Vol
Point Wednesday.
New Years eve is the date set fol
the big Trainmen's dance. 43-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Miller and Mrs
Ora Bartlett of Poplar were Wed
The Herald sells calendars-1925
samples soon to arrive.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson went to Pop
lar Wednesday and visited with Mrs.
D. C. Witt until Friday.
All kinds of good Christmas Eats
at the Southside Grocery. 1927
Mrs. Glen Stone from south of
Poplar is quite sick at the home of
Mrs. Christian on the Northside.
Wait for the Trainmen's dance on
New Years eve. 43-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lanouette and
Mrs. Fred Sullivan were shopping in
orr citv Thursday.
The Trainmen's dance New Years
eve will be a big event. 43-2t
Oral Witt spent last Monday with
his mother and brother Harry and
wife.
It's fun to bake with Occident
Flour At all grocers. 22-tf
The Misses Ruth and Esther Lam
des left this afternoon for Williston
to spent the holiday vacation.
Occident Flour makes better bread.
At all orocers. 22-tf
Arthur Wilson of Nickwall spent
Saturday evening with his wife at
the Harry Bickers home.
Occident Flour Gusts more, worth
= A. all orocers 22-tf
Miss Merle Voorhees, is expected
to spend the holidays with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Voorhees,.
We guarantee Fort Smelling, Foley
and DelMonte brand canned goods.
Grocery. Tiff
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Johnson of this city on Dec
ember Is.
The M. E. Ladies Aid will have a
food and apron sale Saturday, Dec.
o2nd. Apt
Fl. P. Heser of the Southside was
doing Christmas buying in Wolf
Point Tuesday.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my {
home or at the Commercial Club. l
pe11a Gordon. 40-tf.
There will be a sacred concert at {
he Presbyterian church next Sum :
Law evening at 1880 to which all are :
cordially invited. =
Buy your supplies at the Southslde q
Grocery and get a free ticket on a
$50 Photograph with each 81 pur- !,
base. 4o-AC 81
] "A. Hedine, formerly of Nash
a. has located here to follow the :,
rade of piano tuning and repairing. =,
lis card appears in this issue. =
Miss Lucy Koch left Wednesday g,
Or her home at Lustre, Saturday, 10
1e and her father, J. H. Koch, will tl
ave for Missouri where they will W
vent several weeks visiting relatives.
If it is economy you are thinking u
;. artistic Christmas and New Year Oh
Irds often take the place of expen-
We presents. The cream of three ho
les to show you at The Herald th
flee. M,
E. o. Nickel, accompanied by his vi
.fe and two sons motored from Nc WI
S. D., to spend the holl- mS
.ys with their daughter, Mrs. Mar TO
all Winship and other friends. The
ickels formerly resided here. IN,
will sincerely appreciate an FIR
p~ortunity to show you u 1923
lendars before you order. Let's ,ub
ep as much of our money as pos br,
lie working at home. fro
j. H .Herting of the northeast ne;
.ntry was in to see us this week ga'
d ordered The Herald as a Christ nol
IS present for a friend, an idea that IN
5 been acted on by several other hh'
nile Ger
Don't put off b%uyingyour greetings l
DIS, call at The Herald office to- STA
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