The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-01

Easter is April 1st. Order your
new suit now. The Davey Tailors.2 ct
Honey Cream Cake-something
new-30 cents. Wolf Point Bak-
cry. Soft
C. l.. Council, Sheriff Anderson's
head deputy, was here a short time
Tuesday.
Coming-"Queen of Sheba" to the
Liberty. A very big production.
Watch for dates.
For the best in Coffee use EN-
press" and ''St,nes" s.. Southside
Grocery. Phone rs.
The directors of the Commercial
club met and discussed various mat
tiers Monday evening.
Carl Gill who has been employed
at Young's Cafe for somes time is
now manager of the place.
Rev. C. E. Horton of Glasgow will
preach at the M. E. church next Sun
day morning and evening.
A.. o. U. w. members remember
the meeting Tuesday evening, March
9th, and urn out in force.
The Camp Fire girls will hold a
food sale at the Wolf Point Mere.
store, Saturday, from 1 to g..
Alfred Hong was in Wednesday
and took out the new organ that has
been purchased by the Woods school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lucia left
for Spokane yesterday with the in
tention of making their home there.
You wantta see the little folks in
evening dress at Tom Thumbs we'd /
ding, Liberty theatre next Tuesday. t
Miss Elizabeth Peters of Lustre !
underwent an operation at the Fer :,
guson hospital and is recovering nice :
y. ;,
RUDE Shodall was calling on his ?
customers and greeting old friends
n this city last Friday and Satur-
lay.
Archie Smith arrived Tuesday from F
lay, N. D., and will be employed by D
Littlefield on the ferry, White ii
C
If you have any furniture that :
eeds repairing, bring it to Mcneil, 7
block west and two doors south o.
f Catholic church. 48-4t II
Notice-Basement prices on coal.
ear Greek egg delivered $3.50 a :
On. Ignite, Brockton or local, de- a
$500. Farmers Lumber Co.
51-tf
Buy something good to eat at the
,od sale to be held by the Camp
ire girls, Saturday afternoon, at the
off Point Mercantile Co. store.
Jack Marmon returned from Grand
orks last week where he has been
tending the North Dakota univer-
and expects to remain with his
Their at the Marmon ranch.
C. L. Smith received news of the
ath of his mother, Mrs Frank
irke, who died at the age of II at
'emerton, Wash. she is survived
her husband and two sons.
Farmers: Carload barb wire
d owe hog wire just ~unloaded;
also have over 1000 corral poles
10 and 25c each and a large stock
Diamond Willow posts. Farmers
mber Company. 2-tf
Ted Inner, who has been in Wolf
int for some time under a doctors
e, has so for recovered from an
ack of blood poisoning as to be
e to return TO his home in the
'ods community.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Josselyn enter
led a few mutual friends Of them
res and R. E. Kell at their home
esday evening. Mr.. Kell has been
nsferred to Havre and the party
given as a farewell.
t is advisable to put in a supply
coal from the local mines
ore the river becomes impossible.
such proper action you will avoid
coal and higher prices. Ed
nrud, box 356, Wolf Point. PIT
R. Cresap, president of the
Grain Growers association,
addressed a farmers meeting
!, last week, was taken seriously
Iftr holding one or two meetings
owns vast of here and was taken
is home at Lewistown.