The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-23

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Occident Flour costs more, worth
1t. At all grocers. 22-tf
Supt. A. E. Knights was attending
to Great Northern business at this
terminal today.
Phone your orders for ice to No.
80. E. w. Montgomery. 15-tf
Miss Edna Lintner of the South
side was calling on friends here last
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Hagen and son John
were in from Stone Hill ranch Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Honn will leave Saturday
morning for Fort Benton to visit her
daughter and family.
Mrs. R. L. Wilson and daughters
of Nickwall visited with Mrs. Wis
sons parents Wednesday.
D. J. Lintner was threshing his
crop on his S~outhside farm and mar
keted a load of wheat Monday.
The Brown Mouse, a story that VIII
please YOU. Begin it in The Herald
next week.
A baby boy was born this morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Terry OF
the Southside.
Mrs. Sever Fromdahl of the South
side was thrown from her horse
Tuesday, sustaining a painful injury
to her arm.
Miss Amber Bickers left Monday
evening for st. Paul to visit a few
weeks with relatives before school
begins.
frankie Bogut came home Wednes-
day evening from the cities where
he has been the past month visiting
his grandparents.
Miss Hickel left Sunday evening
on No. a for her home in N. ID. n
has been here the past few days VISIT
ing her brother and family.
Art Wilson, Mig Witt, ]. A. Duane
Clarence Hurtt and Raymond Will
son were in from Nickwall Wednes-
day.
Watch for the announcement Oh
tho now 1924 Oldsmobile line, IN
Guiding their light six priced at $3.50
27-1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs.
Baldwin and children and Miss Flos-
sic Sugden were Sunday visitors at
the Sugden farm north of town.
Grover C. Blake does expert auto
mobile and motor repairing of all
kinds at reasonable prices. Shop at
the C. r. Blaich place, Northslde,
Wolf Point. Zf-V1
Ed Krebsbach and Paul Fay are
here from Vida today and say that
everything looks favorable for a
GRAND time at the opening dance at
the New Vida hall, Saturday evening
Aug. 25.
Mrs. Jones-Hello, Mrs. Brown,
lid Won know that McAllen's have
a Quick Service Delivery?
Mrs. Brown-No, l did not, but
saw that's fine. Now we a get our
yrocery orders when we want them
Phone 27.
Geo. E. Hurd and Judge Rhoades
# the law firm of Norris, Hurd,
ahoades & Hallett were in the county
everal days this week. Mr.. Hurd
vas preparing the Wolf Point side
f the county seat case which comes
o trial August Both.
| told a certain truck owner on the
eservation that the Olds truck can
nd has made 1000 miles on a gallon
f oil. He called me a liar, but it's
he truth and | can demonstrate 1T.
rs time the public learned motor
ffciency. Ed Camrud, dealer. 1t
C. P. Swedberg was taken sudden
Y i'll the first of the week and on
dvice of local physicians left for
,hicago last night on No. A to con-
ult specialists. His trouble appears
0 be something in the nature OF
analysis which affects one of his legs.
The special meeting of the A. o.
+. w. called for Tuesday evening,
as postponed until Wednesday 1
on account of a message
rom State Manager Byron Yates
no was coming from Winnipeg, say
lg that he had missed his train. The
esignition of Ernest Dornfeld as
Iaster Workman was received and
ecepted and J. H. Coffey was elect
/ to the office.
James Yandell returned Saturday
ON Minot where he had an opera
on performed on his nose. While
ere he saw Miss Inga Anderson and
ISIS Venus Balbinot, formerly of this