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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-07-24
NorAs DE CAROLINA

Ha dejado de desampefiar volunta-
riamente ell cargo de Coniisionado de
Servicio Plblico de esta municipalidad,
Ell sefior Francisco Calder6n.
FL ST.. Calder6n, joven intehgente,
active buen amigo del pueblo. supo
captarse las simpatias no solo de sus
correligionarios sino tambi6n de sus
adversarios politicos. De igual name
ra Sc gan6 la estimation y la confianza
tanto del mas infeliz como del rico
mas acaudalado.
Hombre que como Ell Sr. Calder6n
supo recibir en- su oficina con dulzura
y respeto cualquier pobre, ofreci6n-
dole cortesmente un asiento y ponien-
do atenci6n las manifestaciones de
aquel, es acreedor no al hun1ilde ples-
to que venia desempenando sino al
puesto mas alto y mas honroso a que
pueda elevarse un portorriqueno en-
este pals.
Me parece yer Frasco, como carl
fiosamente le llalnamos, parade en- la
Gale con un infeliz quien tai vez ne
cesitaba su ayuda, y icon que arnabi-
idad y cariho lie atendia nuestro ex-
Coinisionadol
Tenemos que declarar que el alcalde
mas popular, mas democratic, aniabie,
simpatico mas querido del pueblo 10
fu6 el ST. oalder6n. e. 80
Muy sinceramente le felicitamos por
su acertada direction de nuestro pue-
bio Carolina y lamentamos niuy de We
ras su renuncia del cargo que tan hon.
rada Q. imparcialmente supo desempe-
mar. UN oBsERvADoR.
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IGU A s
La TERRA de los feIices

sin hollarlos. Pero tai vez tambi6n la
necesidad de reir hiciera demasiado
tarde una reacci6n.
Y esto,s clos no 10 pensaron jamas.
La monotonia de la satisfacc6n en-
papaba los animcs en- una cordialidad
general Y luego uno era un condisci-
pulo, ell otro I'm pariente, un amigo el
de mas ala. Impossible un confiicto nj
esquivar una sonrisa.
La naturaleza rechaza instintivamen-
te cualquier sacudimiento que la con
mueva. El goce la exalta la en-
grandece. Tiene mas capacidad para
ell placer que para el dolor y su h3per-
estesia la arrastra al egofsmo la
cobardia.
Ell anaisis es cruel, desoubre tene-
bras imprevistas y lacerantes. Ell te-
NOR 10 inesperado detiene en- ell UNI
bral del mIsterio y deja pasar la ex-
periencia. Y esa experiencta que
puede ser desespsraci6n retiemp.a ell
espiritu embota la conciencia. La
equivalence da la Gave del porvenir,
la parciaidad conduce al anulamiento.
Los liltimos estan destina6os pc
recer. La satisfaction continue es IA
laz y traiciona.
Old:
La juventud es sonadora, en- ST.
seno Sc nutren todos los ideales que
mas tarde pasan a ser ilusiones. Inex-
perta Sc arrcbata. Piensa del mundo CO.
mo de un juguete y olvida que los Pc
quenos son d6biles y necesitan protec
ci6n. Las condolences dependen de
los demas Y un grito disonarfa en- g.
concerto universal. La huelga del pro.
tector serfa la bancarrota, la mani
cion, la muerte. Ademas, 500 donde
Ell poder reina, La bel.eza pertenece
igualmente al paria y al aristocrata y
donde sus derechos Sc cotizan a la par.
Y en- medic de aplausos sonrisas.
el orador, Sc consagraba. Era en- bien
del pals.
Mas seguid, no divagueis la atencion.
Los paises en- general nadie pro-
gresa a menos que no sea RESPONSE
BILE. La nbertad desarrolla la concien-
cia y tiene por base la dignidad. La
protection es I'm vejamen descono-
ce ell derecho. FL dominic trae la ex-
plotaci6n Y destruye. En- la entidad
no tienen ngar los que no dicen de su
propia vida y a ella no Sc nega sin in
tegraci6n. No son los otros los, que
conceden, es 81 uno que iupone yMre-
dime la fUerza. Tratemos de vivir y
luchemos: seamos fuertes, pero para
clio tengamos primero la sinceridad de
nuestra esclavitud. ~
/ Ell poder es unilateral, no existe 81
no deshereda. Sonrie pero desprecia:
es Ia prostitution ole la inteligencia.
Da la belleza para -deslumbrar, y en-
tanto que la multitud Sc distrae Y dis
fruta grandezas ficticias, el poder .eri-
ge un tronc sobre aristocracias cadu-
cas- derechos vulnerados. 4s
Y la algeria infiamaba los semblan-
tes la. aprobaci6n acudfa a las gar
gantas en- gritos de entusiasmo Era
en- bien del pals. aae
! Y Ell que aver advocara una opinion,
fascinado por la gentileza de los otros.
Sc regocijaba hoy v comulgaba con la
otra. Ritornello vago de rorguhOs in
consistentes abrigaba en- Ell fondo la
tinica raz6n que les permitia vivir: la
fuerza coherente de raza v tradici6n.
Era la unidad con pretensiones de
organization moderna y barnices de
civilization bastarda.
Y los felices seguian llamandose nom
bres impios con eufonias narciales.
Era un pals.
Laura N. de ALBIzU CAMPos.
Ponce, P. r.
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Era un pals.
Y ahi teneis una defnicion perfec-
ia de 10 que era aquel pedazo de tie
rra sobre el mapa y siempre bajo La
domination extranjera
Porque Ia TERRA de los feIices era
ash Completa, tnica, indivisible.
Los habitantes Sc dividian en- CRU
pos con nombres sonoros con resonan-
cias de odio y rencor, y llevaban sus
ideas hasta ell confin de la vida, los
unos, hasta los comienzos de la histo-
ria. los otros. Pero pesar de sus
tftulos Y gestos, los felices no eran
sino una unidad con una sola caracte-
ristica.
Ell pals estaba oprimido, bueno, va
vendrfan tiempos rnejores. Y entire
tanto, Sc desplegaban actitudes men,
tales sobre una pantalla policroma de
una tradici6n olvidada pero sentida,
y como refejo de un gesto importado.
Todo tenia su lugar, asi, y como tai,
todo estaba en- ell espacio. Las discu-
stones Sc sucedian y Sc les provoca-
ba iba elias con la despreocupa-
ci6n con que un patricio de la anti
giiedad fuera al coliseo. La polemi-
ca exaltaba a veces, pero una sonrl-
sa oportuna una actitud serena ilu-
minaba ell momento Y rompia el hie,o
de la situaci6n. Y es que esa sonrisa
esa actitud era 10 que ellos no que
rian comprender: un pasado condn,
una ilnica tradicion. Y los felices Sc
guian llamandose nombres malignos su-
gerentes de divisiones profundas.
Els cierto que las autoridades los u
trajaban veces que la paz Sc tur-
baba cuando un grupo lograba La pre-
ponderancia que otro habfa tenido. En-
cualquier case una comision haria Ia
protesta o unos cuantos abogados enta-
blarian la reinvestidura. Y ell bienes-
tar seguia y la tranquilidad no Sc al
teraba.
En- ninguna parte los problemas en-
contraron mas facil soluci6n, nj en-
ninguna parte tampoco Sc deslizaron
mas suavemente las ideas y movinien-
tos. Una indiferencia cort6s hacia Ell
paso para despu6s cerrarse y borrar la
estela 81 alguna habia quedado.
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Ell pasado SO difunina Y sus contor-
nos al esfumarse esbozan ell recuerdo
incoloro y esteril. FL pasado no existe.
La mernoria es estatica Y artificial.
vacia, refugio de cosas idss y huidas,
es cobarde, es lirica. Ell recuerdo, al
fijarse en- ella, la iInpersonaliza, y la
impersonalizaci6n es abulia, es inercia:
puede difundir un sentimiento, pero
;amas engendrar una acci6n. De ahi
que el pasado sea tiolor, y que Ell pre-
sente sea va pasado cuando Ell esprit
tu se hunda en- Ell dolor
Y el recuerdo, al atravesar las ho-
ras. es como una venus de marmol que
dignifca la forma sin penetrar en- la
acci6n.
La accion Sc genera en- la energia'
La continuidad supone la sucesi6n
la transicion. violenta veloz, es STEM
pre- creatriz. Su genesis es una ema.
naci6n divina, y SUI devenir traza una
estela de luz en- 10 desconocido.
La realidad es Ell insta1te sentido
siempre esperado, que irrumpe lan-
"a a La conception. Su derivacion en-
gendra la esperanza, da la fuerza, y
la hora de las va.oraciones, es Ia
ma+ematica Ole la voluntad.
Ell preseEte es una realidad conti
nua germen y artifice de vida 81 Sc le
comprende; su abandono dana 81 es.
fuerzo Y al1ula la voluntad.
Ell desfilar de las horas virtualiza O.
movimiento 10 refeja en- la eterni
dad. En- infinite es prismatico, destru-
ye la direction y evita la concentra,
ci6n. 1nm6vil iInpenetrable, es tan
gible solo por ell deseo. Este orienta
la voluntad y forTna el ideal; es amol
informa la acci6n.
Ell esfuerzo es luminescente y venct
ell espacio. plantea la lucha su mo.
mento es 10 inesperado. lEs genitol
porque beneficia 10 ignorado, mas Of
simple porque su camino no tiene So
luci6n: es una recta.
sin ideal Ell esfuerzo no puede exis
tir; sin attraction, sin amor, el de
SEQ es fragii, vulgar y vano.
Y he aqui por que los felices goza
ban de una paz duradera. Sin el afar
de la anticipation habian resuelto 81
probIema sin que la rebellion asomase
Dominados por una atonia morbosa
polarizaron su esfuerzo. Y las hora;
pasaban disfuminaban en- el hori
zonte inabordable los iiltimos destellos
de un grande ideal.
Activos por inercia, Sc empefiaban Ell
inmortalizar un presente, que como loi
p6talos mustios, halagaba con el per
fume de las cosas milenarias.
Y en- las Gales. envueltas por un so
igniscente, Sc desbordaba La mliltitud
que. en- una gama de colores palidos
cementaba con una sonrisa una maqui.
naci6n politica v subrayba una ira
| gedia con I'M moafn de desd6n. Multi
tud que Sc protegia bajo solnbrillas QUE
mas parecian impedir que Ell eco de su;
risas SO perdieran en- el ritrno univer
sal.
SY que hacer? Obedeciendo Y sir
responsibilities ofrecfan la menor re
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Pida
Una aPrueba Gratis

A cada hogar lie ofrece-
mos un tubito de Pepso-
dent gratis. ST no ha
recibido I'd. su tubito,
envie el cupon ahora
mismos
Esta sera una prueba
deiciosa. Los resulta-
dos le daran una idea
de 10 que signi6can los
dientes mas impios.
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: Sus Dientes Como Perlas
eran I'm attractive mas-Destruya la pelicula

resulado los prncpales dentistas de todo el mundo
recomiendan su uso diario.
Sc ha inventado nuevo dentffrco preparado ex-
presamente para cumplir con los requisites modernos
que ncorpora estos destructores de la pelfcula.
Este dentfrico sc llama Pepsodent. Milones de
personals que han visto resrltados, 10 aora
dos al dfa disfrutan, como vera I'd, de una
dentadura mas blanca mas lnapia mas sana.
La boca Sc conserva alcalina
Ouo resultado consiste en- aumentar la alcalinidad
de La saliva e objeto de neutraizar los acidos
que producer 10 carries.
Cada sp1icaci6n aiienta el digestive del air1id6n
en- la saliva para dgerir los dep6sitos ailaceos que
Sc adhieren los cuales 81 dejan fermentar, for
maran acidos.
De este modo cada aplicacion aumenta en- la boca
las fuerzas protectoras naturaes de la dentadura
Los resultados le sorprenderan convenceran.
Tambien observara ID que el aseo de la dentadura
puede hacerse de mucho mas efecto.
Envie el cupon recibira tubo para diez dfas.
Observe que limpios sienten los dientes despues
de usarlo Fijese la desaparicion de la peliclla
vscosa. Yea emblanquecen los dientes, a
medida que desaparece la peicua. Entonces COM
prendera I'd. por que sc recomienda todas parties
este metodo. Recorte ell cupon ahora misno.
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ala Observable I'd cuantas mujeres sonrientes tenen
ahora dientes hermosos brlantes? iY ha notado 10
rnucho que estos dentes hermosos contribuyen a la
belleza?
Miones de personas combaten hoy diariamente la
pelicula-esa pelfcula sucia fila sobre los diem
tes han alcanzado resutados que, cuando I'd. los
conozca, va no podra conformarse sin ellos.
La pelfcula es desagradable a la vista
I'd. puede sentir sobre los dientes una pelicula
pegajosa, la cual sc esta fernando constantemente
El uso del cepio solo basta para destruirla,
recuenca queda ntacta forma la base de capas
sucias manchadas.
La pelicula es la que Sc mancha los dientes. La
pelcula el origen del Retiene las parcuas
de alimento que fermentan forman acidos Retene
los acidos en- contacto con la dentadura produce
la carries.
En- ella Sc reproducen los microbes por millones
Estos con el sarro Ia fundamental de la
~;orrea Por consiguente, la mayoria de las enfer-
medades de la dentadura las manchas sobre los
dientes, Sc atribuyen hoy dia la pelicula
Actualmente millones de personas hacen este
Para conservar la dentadura precise combatir
la pelieula. la ciencia dental, despues de muchas
nvestgacioneS encontro dos stodos de obtener este
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
THE STAR
By MALLOCH

THERE is a star that hangs unon
the east
That shines a little clearer than the
rest,
Each night diminished not, nor vet in.
creased
A changeless jewel on the azure
breast
or eventlde. Each twilight 1t returns
And with celestial tenderness it burns
h struggle had been hard the whole
day through;
All day the sky had glittered with
n then came night n then came
deeper blue,
The winds were still, songs hushed.
the day was done
And then the star. my perfect star,
came out
And ended disappointment, ended
doubt.
The struggle had been hard the whole
day long,
The rivalry Of competition, all
The c~easeless battle of the right and
wrong;
l saw bad men arise and good men
fall
And marvelled much that things are
as they are
And then came night, and then again
the star.
L do not know her name, that lovely
light.
Astronomers may call her what they
will.
To me the worlds a sky, and life is
night;
But there's a star, one star unchang-
ing still
That shines for all, for age, for eager
youth,
One star northumberland 1 have named
her Truth.
(0, 1928. by Mcclure Newspaper Syndicats)
H
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B. w. Anderson was up this way
and bought some oats from Fred
Thorn.
Glen Winship is drilling a well for
Stone Carlson.
VIM. Kohl and family took din
ner at the Ambrose Bauer home last
Sunday.
Fred Thorn left for the oil fields
Sunday where he will seek employ
ment.
Nh. and Mrs. lack Orr and Mrs.
E. M. Perry took dinner at the Thorn
home last week Friday.
Geo. Kohl and wife and Mrs. An
ton Finstad and children took Sun
day dinner at the Homrighaus home.
John McPeek is helping Orville
Knapp a few days.
Mrs. Axel Holden was at the Point
Saturday doing some shopping.
Several of the Piety Hill school
children and their teacher attended
the Volt field day Friday.
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reached in most sections of the south
central portion Of Montana and in
MANY scattered localities in the
northwest. north central and central
counties.
Cattle
Cattle declined two points in con-
dition during April, showing "a per
cent of normal on May 1st. Shrink
ages were caused mainly by the late
start of new grass, short winter
ranges and prevailing cold, wet and
windy weather. In some localities
cattle are thin, especially cows with
calves, but all are strong and will be-
gin to gain at once. Cattle are in
the best shape in the southwest and
southeast portion of the state. Losses
have been light, but not a few calves
have been lost during the past month
due to the cold rains and SHOWS and
winds. A good calf crop is expect
ed. Sales of cattle have been slow
but quite a number of punches have
changed hands, with the strongest
demand shown in the southeast Sec
tons of the state. Several small
punches of steers in scattered sections
of the state have been fattened dur
ing the winter, using home grown
feed chiefly, which undertaking gen
orally has shown a good profit, and
the practice is expected to. increase
materially next winter.
Sheep
Sheep have been well cared for
and are in excellent condition, show
ing a loss of one point since April
LIST, when the condition figure was
80 per cent. The u~nfavorable wea-
her last month caused some losses
among the earlier lambs which was
quite heavy in a few bands but is a
small percentage of the total lamb
,rop. Landing is now general over
he state and very good crops are re
ported in practically all sections. The
WOOL market continues stronger and
he growers are not selling, with a few
Exceptions. The demand for sheep
S widespread, but little trading has
'een done. A few thousand have
zen sold to out-of-state buyers at
cry attractive prices and a few lambs
ave been contracted. The sheep
usiness is the one outstanding phase
f agriculture IN the state that is in
strong position.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
Uncommon
Sense On; ss,am7.z,e
RESULTS COUNT

a N ATHLETE desiring to prove ia
~ Epictetus that he was growing
strong showed him his dumb-bells.
II don't want to see the dumb-bells,'
said the philosopher. 81 want to see
your muscles"
1t is results, not methods. that count
with a man.
Many wealthy men have libraries
stocked with the worlds best litera-
ture, yet remain illiterate.
Abraham Lincoln had a Bible and
a copy of Shakespeare, and was an
educated man.
The world wants to know what you
are, not how you became what you
are.
Scores of young engineers proudly
exhibit degrees from technical schools
without being able to secure respon-
sible positions.
But any young engineer who can
show a capitalist a cheaper and bet
ter way to accomplish something i'm
pOrtant, can get a paying job.
Your training IS your own affair.
The affair of your prospective employ
er is the equipment for the job that
your training has given you.
The talent" before a prize fight do
not care what sort of apparatus a
contender is using. They place their
bets on opinions formed from the way
he is hitting in practice.
You must decide for yourself what
profession you will follow, and take
the advice of others as to the best
way to train for it.
But do that training in private. and
don't brag about it afterward.
The man you will have to work for
will not ask you how many hours you
spent on Latin and Greek, mathemat-
les or psychology. He will ask you
what you can do.
Show him what you can do, and If
you can do it well, you have a chance.
If you can't do it well, all your train
ing, all your diplomas, all your letters
of recommendation, will be worth alb
solutely nothing to you.
Copyright by John Blake)
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
DOUBLE PROGRAM
BROCKTON PICNIC
CHESTER DAVIS AND ]. C. HA.
NEY TO SPEAK-BALL
GAME AND SPORTS

According to latest plans by the
committee in charge of the annual
Farm Bureau picnic which will be
held at Brockton, Saturday, June 9,
a double program will be staged dur
ing the entire day in order that peo-
pie interested in different phases Of
recreation and the educational pro-
grams can attend that which they
are most interested in.
The sport program will start i'm
mediately after the speaking and
continue unit. five O'Clock. This pro-
gram will consist Of a number of
races and a ball game between two
of the strongest teams in the county.
The educational program will con-
sist of actual demonstrations Of con-
v%eniences connected with the large
horse hitch together with a demon
stration of tillage implements. II is
planned to have as many Of the home
made tillage implements as possible
on demonstration at this picnic and
also to have manufactured imple-
ments that are practical in our tillage
program in operation.
Chester Davis, commissioner NJ.
agriculture, will be one Of the SPEAK
ers of the day and it is expected that
Mr.. Haney's services car BE- secured
- talk on diversified farming.
This year the program win ~ out
lined in detail before the picnic and
run off on schedule regar3iess II
other conditions. People interested ja
the demonstration should watch far
the schedule md b. there II the ez-
act time they ere ggen.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
MRS. CARL RIDDICK
GRANTED A DIVORCE

A story in the Great Falls Leader
tells of the granting of a divorce tc
Mrs. Riddick, former wife of former
congressman Carl w. Riddick as fol
lows:
"The records of Wheatland county
show that on April 16 a divorce was
granted in the district court by judge
w. L. Ford to Mrs. Carl w. Riddick,
former congressman from the second
district of Montana and Republican
candidate for u. S. senator for Mon
tana at the election last November
and nationally known.
"The grounds alleged in the COM
plant of the plaintiff were incom-
patibility and temperament
Judge E. X. Cheadle of Lewis
town filed the complaint for Mrs.
Riddick and represented her in court
when the case came up for trial.
w. G. Husband, an attorney from
Harlowton, represented Riddick and
filed a demurrer to the complaint
which was overruled by the court.
"Alimony was not asked, it being
stated that all property matters had
been fully settled between the parties
"Mrs. Riddick was accompanied to
Harlowton by m of her sons, who is
now acting as receiver for a bank in
North Dakota. 1t is stated by friends
that the son has purchased a dairy
farm in western Montana and that
just as soon as the banks affairs arc
settled Mrs Riddick will make her
home with him on the farm.
sit is stated by friends that Rid
dick is engaged in business in the
east, which divides his time between
New York and Washington, =. c..
He did not appear in person in the
hearing of the divorce case"
(Mr. Riddick is reported to be cir
culation manager for the National
Tribune, a weekly paper at Washing
TOM
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
Birds of a Feather.

A young man managed to get into
conversation with a pretty girl dur.
ing a railway journey.
He was very pleased with himself
and when the train arrived at his
destination he said tc the girl:
81 am afraid you wouldn't per
haps have been so nice to me if you'd
known I was a married man."
"Oh. as to that" answered the girl,
"you might be a little surprised to
know that I have just come out of
prison after serving a sentence for
bigamy."-Exchange.
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The Misses Marjorie Jenkins ant
Josophine Robin of Wolf Point spen
from Thursday to Sunday at the
Robin nest.
The Misses Irene DER and Mild
red Kimel were out from the Point
to spend a few days at the DER home
last week.
A few of the Wolf Point young
folks autoed out Friday to spend
the evening at the Robin home
Word has been received by Mrs
Mccain that she may continue teach
ing until the last of the month in
stead if closing last Friday as per
a previous report. We are sure every
body will be in favor of a few extra
weeks and hope to see a large at
tendance.
The field meet held here Friday
drew a large crowd from all direc-
tions. A large number of the Wolf
Pointers autoed out to attend the
enjoyable affair. The nice weather
was in our favor which made the
outdoor sports very interesting.
Tt was considered a treat to have
the Wolf Point H. S. band with US.
Congratulations are to be extended
to Eva Heinrichs in capturing first
prize in the spelling contest. Miss
Goosen also did remarkably well and
was awarded second prize. However
we must admit that all the children
proved to be very good spoilers,
Elizabeth Brown spent a few days
in Wolf Point last week.
A few of Mr.. Gorez' friends are
assisting him with his spring work
this week
Our last weeks Herald failed to
arrive Monday. What happened to
'em ed? you'll have to ask the
postal people.-Ed.)
A few teaspoons and a table fork
were found and left at the Volt
after the Friday picnic dinner.
Owner may call for same any time.
Selmer Nelson of Scobey was in
our berg Sunday.
Mr.. Jacobson, the Williston Gro
Gerry Co. salesman, made his first trip
Monday for this summer He will
make his regular weekly trips on this
route hereafter.
We are glad to see Carl Koepke j.:
back to our vicinity after a years 4!
absence spent in North Dakota. Mrs.
and little daughter will be {
lere this week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION

A Sunday School Convention will
be held at the M. B. church at Volt
81 miles northwest of Wolf Point at
$50 a. M, May 21, 1928.
There will be good music and splen-
did singing by the different choirs.
Able speakers have been secured
to discuss vital problems of the Sun
day school. The afternoon session
will be in English. You are invited
to attend.
C. K. Dick, Chairman.
A. C. Wall, Secy.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-10

Ben Anderson has been busy haul
ing grain from the S%outhside.
Mrs. w. E. Dunton is expecting to
leave us Friday for the East.