The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-02-15

Deputy Sheriff Council was here
a few hours Tuesday.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
Miss Eva Emanuel is here from
Berthold, N. D., a guest at the Jack
Heating home.
For the best IN Coffee use EN-
press" and ''St,nes". Southside
Grocery. Phone rs.
House Peters and Jane Novak are
the leading stars in Isobel at the
Liberty next Thursday-Friday.
Try a can Of our "Hiawatha" as
sorted fruit for your next salad.
Southside Grocery, Phone rs. 51-tf
Mrs. Jacob Dyck of Lustre, under
went an operation at the Ferguson
hospital Saturday and is recovering
nicely.
"Isober' is Curwood's greatest
production featuring House Peters
and Jane Novak next Thursday at
the Liberty.
A baby girl, their first born, came
to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Riley of this city last Friday even
ing, the 9th.
If you have any furniture that
needs repairing, bring it to Mcneil,
one block west and two doors south
of Catholic church. 48-4t
Sverre Larson returned to his
duties at the Wolf Point Mercantile
Company last Saturday after a
weeks illness.
The American Legion program
showing CLASHES of Action" with
good specialties, at the Liberty next
Tuesday. Don't forget the date.
Remember the wonderful, genu-
inc world war picture FLASHES of
Action" at the Liberty next Tues
day, auspices of American Legion.
Notice-Basement prices on coal.
Bear Greek egg delivered $3.50 a
ton. Ignite, Brockton or local, de-
livered, $500. Farmers Lumber Co.
Stiff
According to the Circle Banner
Deputy Examiner F. w. Belck is at
Brockton in charge of the bank that
just recently closed there, the First
State of Brockton.
B. w. Wilkinson of the Valley
Market force, has moved into n
of the George T. Mitchell houses, Oh
Edgar street, recently occupied by
the A. X. Tice family.
Two children's birthday parties
we3e given at the ]. c. Herman
home on Monday, sixteen young
guests were entertained by Miss Ina
Herman and a half dozen by Master
Dean.
Henry Sethre, who with his family
spent the past three months at Dali
ON, Mimi, returned last week and |
S expecting the family this week as
soon as the trains get to coming
through again.
Richard Yates celebrated his 18th
lest Sunday, entertaining
/ of his school mates at 5 o'clock
luncheon at his home on Fairweather
treet. In the evening the party at
the show at the Liberty.
Mrs. w. f. Rae returned last week
ron Rochester, Minnesota, accom-
anied by her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
.'pooner, who went on to their home
t Havre. Mr.. Spooner had an ope-
performed at the Mayo clinic.
Mrs. Mike DeLaHunt pleasingly
ntertained a party of boys at her
ONE Monday evening. Those pres
mt were Ward Murphy, John Will
ans, Charles Smith, Wilfred GIFTS,
Warren Schneider, Thomas and John
'eLaHunt.
Miss Emily Anderson, who for sew
raj years had been associated with
er sister, Mrs. P. A.. Paulson, in
onducting the Wonder Store left
Ist Friday for Minneapolis where
lie intends to take a s%ecretarial
purse at night school. All who know
[iss Anderson in this community
I'D her in high esteem and wish her
oundant success in her new field
endeavor.
Ole Foss of Volt, will spend the
ext four or five months visiting
lends in Norway. He left here or
uesday for Buxton, N. D., where
will visit a sister and will then