The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-02-08

Hemstltching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
N. P. Walters has returned from
his eastern trip but is confined to
his home by tonsilitis.
For the bes- in Coffee use EN-
press ard .sSt,nes'. southside
Grocery. Phone rs.
Joe Heser, who is spending the
winter at Denver, writes 70 have MS
Herald sea- t. him.
Commissioner Lesson, Sheriff An
derson and Treasurer-elect Kellogg
were in town Tuesday.
Kenneth Gjerseth, salesman in the
Fad clothing store, left last week for
his home in Fergus Falls.
Try a can Of our "Hiawatha" as
sorted fruit for your next salad.
S~outhside Grocery, Phone rs. Stiff
Lon Clancy, the famous character
actor, in another good picture "Flesh
and Blood next Thursday-Friday at
the Liberty.
Legion men are requested not to
fail to be present at the meeting to
be held at the high school assembly
room Monday evening, Feb. -.
w. C. Tatem of the firm of Tatem
& Smith was in town on business
Tuesday from Medicine Lake where
he is in charge of a store belonging
to his company.
The directors of the Equity ele-
vator held a meeting at the elevator
Saturday. The news reporter did
not get the particulars but will do so
for next issue.
Mrs. Luella Barry underwent an !:
operation for appendicitis at the ,
Ferguson hospital last Saturday and
is reported as making excellent pro
gross toward recovery. :
The committee in charge of the I
Grand Ball have arranged i
a new and novel dance schedule for '
the convenience of all who attend. e
Don't miss it, Coliseum. Feb. II. +
Rev. Chas. G. Cole, district super +
intendent of the Glacier Park district I
Of the Methodist Episcopal church, r
will be in Wolf Point and preach at T
both services at the Methodist church 2
next Sunday. G
Mrs. ]. NJ. v. Bilyeu formerly Of =
his vicinity, and now Of Albany, g
Oregon, in a letter renewing their =
Herald subscription saws Mr. Bilyeu
5 spending tive naonths in-C California
While she is staying with a daughter
n Albany.
T. L. Blackmon has secured a large IL
of signatures to a petition W
o the legislature urging the repeal So
f the present metropolitan police
avn and the enactment of a law y
living cities authority to regulate y
1eir police departments. Z
J.. M. Evans of Wolf Greek accom- .
anied a car of % fine, fat Montana
orn fed steers to the Chicago market /"
lis week. A few of them belonging
Peter Penner. On his way home :,
r. Evans will stop for a visit at his
ID home near Plattville, Wis.
A 25c For Sale" ad in The Her r,
d sold a used car for j. H. Coffey
st week. Just as soon as Elmer
,hnson of Glasgow read his Herald :
, phoned MI. Coffey he would take
car, a Ford Sedan. The Herald
the best salesman for 40 miles ~
:
o. E. Lee, who recently moved
ON here to Billings to take up his FL
ork as distributor of Nash cars,
rites The Herald to send his paper
his new address, box 95, and says
ey have gotten nicely settled and FC
business conditions are looking
light.
Last Friday morning the small FC
residence of Engineer Ell
er Erickson, on the Northside,
ught fire from the smoke fue
ring Mr.. Erickson's absence and wv
as badly damaged before the de-
rtment could reach it. A lot of /,
and other personal belong
gs were also damaged. WI
A. w. Huxsol left Monday even {
2 for Charles City, Iowa, in re-