The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-01-25

Dicks Bread is made in Wolf
Point. None better. 27-f
Mack Sennett's big comedy show
next Saturday. Liberty.
R. j. Moore of the Sherman, was
at Poplar on business Tuesday.
Peter Freeberg has been in town
several times with grain the past two
weeks.
Curwood's "Man From HelTs
River next Thursday-Friday at the
Liberty.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 37tf
Harold Lloyd, Harry Carey, Buff
alo Bill and Timber Queen next Mon
day at the Liberty.
James Oliver Curwood special,
Man from Hell's River next Thurs
day and Friday. Liberty.
Don't forget the Legion meeting
next Monday night at 1870, Stennes
hall, all members wanted. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Holland Of Vida
left on the 23rd for Minneapolis for
a months visit with friends.
Chef Grace, well known railroad
man of Bainville, wa registered at
the Sherman a few days ago.
Ed Towne, stenographer in Sup't.
Knights office, spent the week end
visiting friends at Bozeman.
A. J. Isachsen spent Sunday with
his family here and returned to his
business at Nashua that evening.
Harry Stebbens of Vida, had re-
turned from Minneapolis where he
had been visiting since Christmas.
Hear Bonnie Leezie Lindsay
sung by Harry Lauder at the Walters
Drug Co. Victor record No. 452O8.
Chas. J. Hops, the piano man of
Great Falls, was in the city this week
in the interest of the piano business.
C. M. Hanson was in town this
week. He is on the road for a con
cern making hotel registers and cal
endars.
Myra Cusker, one of the old timers
on the Southside, was a business Wis
itor to the city and The Herald Office
Monday.
Cyrus Finegold, one of the rail
road office clerks, left Wednesday for
the coast on a six months leave of
absence.
Art Bates, Earl and Pete Wise, of
Vida, and D. R. Geer OF Sand Creek,
were in with grain the latter part of
last week.
The B. Of R. t. Dance at the Coli
seum last Friday night drew a large
attendance and was a %splendidly en-
joyable success.
Miss Margaret Domick of the
Great Northern Office force, has re
sumed her work after a three months
leave of absence.
1t is important that all Legion
members attend the Post meeting to
be held Monday evening, January
29th, at Stennes hall. 1t
Mrs. L. F. Holcomb arrived here
Wednesday evening from Red Oak,
Iowa. for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Voorhees,.
Bargain show next Monday at the
Liberty. showing Harry Carey, Har-
old Lloyd, Buffalo Bill and final chap !
ter of Timber Queen.
Miss Burke, a deputy organizer for
the Royal Neighbors, is here in the
of that order. She is meet
ing with good success.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Toavs, father
and mother of A. F. Toavs, left to-
Law for an extended visit with sons
and daughters at Ulen, MINI.
For your winter flour and apples,
see Lloyd" at the Southside Grocery
before buying elsewhere. Phone rs
and get service and results. 30-tf
Division Srip't. and Mrs. A. E.
Knights went to the Twin Cities the
irst of the week. Mr.. Knights has
'eturned but Mrs. Knights remained
or a visit.
Edward Hagen, a member of the r
Iavre Promoter staff, was in town
Tuesday on business and greeted old
lc~quaintances. The Herald acknow-
edges a pleasant visit.
Ed Boulder, who lives q few miles
lcross the river, received u message
yesterday informing him Of the scr
Gus illness of his hrother-in-law at
N. D., and left for that place.
Among the Vida farmers market
ng grain here the past few days
we're John and Martin Beck, G.. A.
E. W. Goolsby, VIM. H. Kirk
John Sethre and Neal Har-