The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-08-30

John Lee was here from Froid
Saturday.
Mrs. Molly Bauers Williams is
here from Poplar today.
Occident Flour costs more, worth
it. At all grocers. 22-tf
Paul Fay and his mother, Mrs.
Fannie F. Vane, were in from Vida
yesterday.
Ed Canfrud is in Minneapolis to
attend the convention of Oidsmobile
dealers.
Newman the Great, and his big
show at the Liberty next Tuesday.
/ A. M. Stang recently of Mineapo-
lis, has taken a position as meat
cutter at Schafer's market.
Something different at the Lib
erty next week.
Miss Tena Funk went out to the
farm for a few weeks rest before
school begins.
NJ. P. Johnson of the S~outhside
sold a load of wheat to the mill last
week.
John Solberg arrived from Eureka
last evening, being called back by
the county seat trial.
P. H. Omen of White Bear Lake,
Mimi, is here this week taking orders
for honey.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bakken Sunday morning, Aug.
26.
Mrs. Fred Pluris returned last
evening from a visit with friends in
North Dakota.
John Schillinger of Vida was in
town this week and took home a
load of Wolf Point flour.
J. Bartel of the Volt country
brought some wheat to the mill this
week.
The Havre Promoter says that
Mrs. L. S. Otto and son have just re-
turned from a visit in Canada.
John Solberg and family left Sat
urday night for K~alispell, where
they will make their home for the
Extra! Fine! Picked! Shows at
The Liberty all next week.
Miss Lettie Espeseth of Havre and
Miss Agnes Hovee of Iverness visited
With friends here last week. They
we're en- route home from North Da-
Can you guess what the Big Event
n the show business is to be at the
Liberty next week?
Leonard, Lester, Lyle and Law
Watson of Rugby, n. D., are
with their mother, Mrs. Fl.
Witt.
Wolf Point has the only flour mill
n Roosevelt county. The citizens
f this county should keep it running
0 capacity. Buy Woltana. 1t
Among the Lustreites who brought
Wheat to the mill and transacted
Their business in the city last week
yere J. F. Heubert, H. c. Wiens, j.
|. and A. j. Wall.
Farmers driving long distances to
xchange wheat for Woltana flour,
urely will take advantage of the
bargains our stores have to
fer them. 1t
When your grocer emplores you
nth tears in his eyes to buy VOL
ana he is only doing his duty
boosting a home industry" Do
our duty. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Reid Davis and child
en- expect to leave the latter part
{ the week for an extended visit in
Jashington and Oregon where Mrs.
avis has numerous relatives.
Mrs. o. C. Johnson and Mrs. H.
+. Smith returned home Sunday
corning from visits and outings at
pokane, Glacier Park and Lake Nc !.
oiald. Mrs. Smith also visited with !
lends at K~alispell.
Mrs. w. B. Everett received a let
the first of the week from Mrs.
B. Head, w. C. T. U. organizer,
no has organized a Union at Glas-
wv and expects to organize others
other places in Valley county.
G. E. Gumderson and sister, Miss
dele Gunderson of Stanley, Wis,
ere here the latter part of last
eek. They are on thir way by car
the parks. They went to Sand
-eek where they visited the Peter
n home.
L. N. Rivkin, representing the
nerican Art Custom Ttilors will
of The Fad next Wednesday andi