The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-09
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(Late for last week.

OQr NlclI1CN was NlSltcu ldSC odl
urday night by another big rain.
A serious accident happened a few
days ago to George Hubbard. Th'
horse which he was riding stumbled
and fell, throwing George off anC
breaking his arm.
]. M. Mus and son Marvin were
Wolf Point visitors last Saturday at
%ternoon.
Ruth and Mary Sickels visited Sat.
urday afternoon with Helen Steffen-
sen.
H. E Seminars made a trip to Wolf
Point last Friday
The busy season is here for the
farmers. They have been getting
their headers and binders in repair
and have begun harvesting this week.
Mrs. Fred Sackett and children
visited Sunday at the Sickels home.
Mrs. A. R. Hansen and children,
Floyd and Grace, made a round trip
to Wolf Point Saturday.
Sam Nelson assisted Wayne Sack
EFT in repairing their binder last Sat
urday.
B. C. Fleenor and family attended
the dance at Dreamland last Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Gorton were
~transacting business in Wolf Point
last Saturday.
Mrs. Lee Thornburg spent Sunday
rem, Elmer, Dalmer and Laberta, cal
led on Mrs. Chas. Styer last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles and
children, Thelma and Homer, made
a trip to Wolf Point Saturday after
noon
The shower of Tuesday morning
stopped the work in the harvest fields
and it looks like a wet harvest season.
Misses Hazel and Helen Seminars
and brother Ralph report a safe trip
to Dakota and are expected home
sooR.
Mrs. Fred Sackett called on Mrs.
J. M. Mus one day last week.
Elmer Hansen is cutting wheat for
James Sim.
1t is reported that A. B. Hubbard
had the misfortune to break his arm.
1t is very unlucky for an accident to
happen to a farmer at this busy sea-
son.
Miss Edna Sakshaug of North Da-
kota has been employed to teach the
Foster-Sim school the coming term.
Misses Irene and Eva Thornberg
and Miss Madge Nnillhouse visited
G1OHau with NJ, Cboe C+,ar
Rev. Osborn preached his farewell
sermon Sunday at Sand Greek school
house. We regret to see Mr.. and
Mrs. Osborn leave US. Another mis-
s%ionary has been appointed to fill
Mr.. Osborn's place. Mr.. Osborn ex-
poets to remain in Montana as a
pastor of some church.
Mrs. Lee Thronburg spent Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Elmer Hansen
and family.
Newell Loid is reported sick.
Mrs. Carl Whitmus and children
visited Sunday at the Seminars home.
Elmer Styer of Wolf Point visited
Sunday with his brother, Charles
Styer.
Bertran Carman attended church
and Sunday school at the Sand Creek
school house Sunday.
Mrs. Dave Williamson, Dale and
Madge, visited Friday at the Henry
Seminars home.
Austin Hanto went to Wolf Point
last Thursday to meet his brother and !
sister who accompanied him home
from Norway. Austin arrived home /
last Saturday, but his brother and :
sister stopped off in Canada. :
Mrs. Lem Nutter has been board !
ing Clarence C~hamberlain's harvest :
hands. !
Fred Mccartney spent the last of !
the week at Chas. Styer's. :
Walter Weirs spent Friday at the I
Russell Hansen home. !
Mrs. F. Sackett and children at
tended church Sunday afternoon and {
called at the Sickels home in the c
evening. '
Mrs. S. A. Hansen took Sunday Q
dinner with her son Elmer and fam );
lily. :
Virgil Simons, who has been work I
ing for Mr.. Shelgard, has gone to Os- :
wego to work through harvest for I
his uncle. Raymond Simons. 7
Homer Sickels was quite sick for {
a couple of days last week but has
recovered. l
Virgil Simons visited the first of .
the week with Vernal and Bertran 9
Carman. Z
Dale Williamson visited last Sun l
day with Ralph Seminars. n
Mrs. Lee Thornburg is cooking for l
Roy Liddle and Clarence Chamber u
lain during harvest. 7
Guy Sickels was obliged to make I
a quick trip to Wolf Point last Fri a
day morning for repairs for the grain l
binder. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Simons and
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Hansap u,ara