The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-11-08

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For classy lamb lined cotas see
Davey Tailors. 3S-2t
: Mrs. Nick Heser visited Saturday
with Mrs. Walter Miller.
, It's fun to bake with Occident
4 Flour. At all grocers. 22-tf
Mrs. 0. C. Johnson is enjoying a
short visit from her sister, Miss Irma
Worthy, of Nashlyn, Sask.
Superintendent O.. L. Gillespie of
the Froid schools visited friends in
this city last Saturday.
Ed Schillinger, E. S. Chamberlain
and j. G. Schafer were among those
in town from Vida Saturday.
Ed Nahum and C. F. Brown at
tended the Bargain Carnival from
the Waska vicinity Saturday.
Bertha Nelson of Nickwall spent
Saturday afternoon with Edith Will
son.
Mrs. D. C. Witt returned to her
home in Poplar after spending a few
days with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Witt went
across the river Saturday for a few
weeks stay at the Chas. Witt home.
Miss Edith Blevins of Frazer visit
ed with Miss Violet Hewitt Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson of Pop
lar were Sunday visitors at Frank
Steele's.
Occident Flour makes better bread.
At all grocers. 22-tf
Orville Arthur and family visited
Wednesday at the Gene Rogers
home. Mr.. Arthur will move here
some time next week.
The Mesdames Walter Blair, Chas.
Delger and D. C. Witt of Poplar
were shopping in our city Wednes-
day.
J. L. Champlin left Wednesday
morning for ST.. Paul where he will
consult a specialist in regard to the
condition of his health.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will con-
duct their annual bazaar and sale
Thursday, December IS. Detailed
announcement will be published
later.
1t will jar your backbone to see
the Northwoods drama entitled
Backbone"
H. l.. Hanson, a Southside farmer,
has received a registered Polled
Hereford bull calf, purchased from
the J. A. McCann stock farm at Gull
bertson.
Ed GIFTS, manager of the local
yard of the Monarch Lumber Co.,
went to Great Falls Sunday on COM
pany business, returning Wednesday {
morning. s
Try Hill Bros. Coffee. Northside q
Grocery. TT (
Herman VandeKerkhoff who has !
been employed at the local and near
by Monarch yards, has been assign
ed to a permanent position with the
company at Glendive.
Andrew Hanger arrived Monday q
to relieve Frank Smith who plans to .
take a couple of months vacation at l
5he coast. Mr.. Hanger was formerly >
With the Mutual Oil Co. at Nashua. 8
The Presbyterian Ladies will hold n
/ bazaar at the church basement on p
Thursday, Nov. %, beginning at F
80. Lunch will be served during e
he afternoon. C.
Tuck Delahunt and Morris Lister
ldare in the mountains this week to r,
,ag a few deer. They are making O.
leadquarters at the Gates & Solberg q
amp near Warland. They are ex- :,
,ected home tomorrow evening. !,
We guarantee Fort Smelling, Foley Il
nd DelMonte brand canned goods. y.
Jorthside Grocery. TIL -
Father and Son banquet will be W
cid Friday, Nov. 16, at 1880. You al
lust buy a ticket. No tickets will
e sold at the door. See Rev. Kuller
r Rev. Alexander and get your
Icket. Chicken supper soc. &c
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P. Crowley of Vida was among the Dc
Carnival visitors in Wolf p
oint last Friday. He says that Mrs. ~ -,
and their son are enjoying .
visit with relatives and friends in 70
RECON. ne
The celebrated Saturday Evening pc
ost story Backbone" at the Lib tn
-ty next Thursday-Friday. TO
TIE
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Eggen and