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

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Occident Flour makes better bread.
At all orocers 22-tf
G. L. Knight, formerly of Far
view, is relieving C. P. Swedberg
during the l%atter's illness.
Five (5) extra hand picked pro-
grams for next week at the Liberty
Look for yourself.
If it's the red car it's McAllen's
Quick Service Delivery. Phone "
and be a satisfied customer.
VIM. Powers and Ernest Walton
drove up from Bainville yesterday
on business.
Mrs. Howard Dewitt of Poplar
visited the first of the week with her
sisters here.
Hoot Gibson in another record
breaker entitled Double Dealing
and it is a dandy. Monday, Libert.
Miss Florence Rounds of Poplar
came up Sunday evening for a few
hours visit with friends.
New hats and caps at the Davey
Tailors. 26-2t
Miss Anna Berchek has been trans
ferred here from Havre and will be
employed in Buttrey's.
S. T. Cogswell returned home last
Friday after an outing at Lake Nc
Donald.
For the best threshing machine oil
use Tiolene. Sold by Motor Sales
Co. 26-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Kapinos made
a motor trip to Glasgow Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
t. N. Ayres of the Praire Elk vi
cinity has a public sale advertised for
Sept 8. See his ad in this issue.
Tiolene can't be beaten as a lubri-
cant for threshing machinery. Buy
it at Motor Sales Co. 26-2t
We will exchange 80 pounds of
Woltana flour for one bushel of So
pound wheat. Wolf Point Mill. Plat
We guarantee Fort Smelling, Foley
and DelMonte brand canned goods.
Northside Grocery. Tiff
Mrs. VIM. Boulder and Mrs. Hol-
derman of the Southside visited Mon
day with Mrs. Harry Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of
Nickwall were Saturday night visit
ors at H. Bickers.
It's fun to bake with Occident
flour. At all grocers. 22-tf
Miss Nettie Funk is visiting with
her parents at the farm for a few
Remembrance" is in a class with
"The Old Nest" to be shown next
Tuesday-Wednesday. Liberty.
Mrs. Gene Rogers and children and
Mrs. Dick Williams are visiting in
Deer Lodge with their parents.
Fill your oil cups with Tiolene
nard oil and note the good results.
Sold by Motor Sales Co. 26-2t
Don't miss the first installment of s
The Brown Mouse, the engaging /
that will start in The Herald
week. q
Mrs. O. T. Stennes, who has been :
friends in Spokane and coast ?
points in Washington, returned home '
asst night. !
Every time you see McAllen's "Red
delivery car pass, you can r
est assured that some customer is a
service. Phone 27. q
On September L, 1923, McAllen's I
will start a Quick Service Delivery. |
Don't wait, phone 27 and get your {
when you want it.
1t is our aim to constantly give our .
better service, that's why r
1cAllen's have started the special :
.elivery car. Phone 27. =
The Misses Lucy and Cecilia Lenz p
eturned Saturday morning from Min
esota where they spent their vaca- r,
ion visiting friends and relatives. u
See McAllen's display window of e
Il kinds of canning fruit, fruit jars, II
spices, tumeric, celery seed, "
'arawax, etc. You can get what II
want at McAllen's. Phone 27- re
Abe Holderman has started up his az
lreshing rig and after running a few ec
avs on the Southside is preparing to
o into the northwest country for the
est of the season. II
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Riddle return tn
/ Thursday evening from Sioux NJ