The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-01-18

Chasing the Moon,"I Tuesday anc
Wednesday at the Liberty.
Attorney G. H. Roberts of Glas-
gov, was attending to legal matters
in the Roosevelt county seat Friday.
Mrs. L. A. Weldy came from Will
liston the first of the week for a
few days with Wolf Point friends.
County Commissioner George Lee
son was shaking hands with his many
friends in Wolf Point the first Of
the week.
Mae Murray will appear at the
Liberty theatre in her greatest pic
ture Peacock Alley" next Thursday
and Friday.
E. B. Smith, Great Northern relief
agent, is enjoying a 80 day vacation.
He is being relieved by K. J. Holmes
of Redyard.
Since price and quality are the
main Ingredients of good eats-don't
forget to see u basket bargains.
Neut & Kap.
Harry J. Simons of Poplar, was in
the city the first of the week trying
to interest the local fans in some
athletic exhibitions.
If you have any furniture that
needs repairing, bring it to Mcneil,
one block west and two doors south
of Catholic church. 48-4t
For your winter flour and apples,
see 1Lloyd" at the lSouthside Grocery
before buying elsewhere. Phone rs
and get service and results. -3O-tf
Mrs. Charles Gordon received a
message Monday telling of the sud-
den death of her only sister, Mrs.
Della Kemp, at Keota, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Kemp contracted pneumonia and
was i'll but a few days.
Sheriff John Anderson was a bust
ness caller in the city today. He had
just returned from a trip to Deer
Lodge with a prisoner. Mr.. Ander-
son says it is very likely he will not
appoint a deputy as he feels equal to s
dong some work on his own account. t
Word has been received from Roch- :
ester, Mimi, that Conductor H. r. !
Spooner, who recently underwent an :
operation at that place, is recovering /
nicely. His daughter, Mrs. W. E. q
Poo Of fhic oftxr onl nfhor ,o1o+yao
are at the hospital with him. q
There has been something over ten ;,
bushels of wheat shipped from :.
the Montana division of the Great i
Northern so far this season. It is p
estimated that the total from this di- d
vision for the year will reach over {
the fifteen million hushel mark.
The study department of the Wo- s.
mans Club was entertained Tuesday d
afternoon at the home of Mrs. A.
Hauge. Interesting papers were
read on "The Passion Play" "Side :
lights on Prohibition" and "Meas,
Tres taken up by the Legislature"
The Fortnighly card club will be
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter LEM this evening. A radio /
concert will be a feature of the en- =
ertainment. The hostesses are Mes :.
lanes W. Harvey, M. DeLaHunt, M.
billiard, ]. Heating and Geo. Hagen.
DR.. Lhamon, exclusive eyesight
pecialist of Lewistown, will be at the
hotel Jan. 80. "Have your
yes examined" "Get the Facts
bout your eyes" Thirty-one years
Experience assures you of right
lasses. Childrens' eyes carefully
.amined. 47-49
Tom McAllister, an old time stock
ian of this country but now of Miles
ity, was a guest of friends here the
rst of the week. He was enroute
} Vancouver, B. c., where he will
bend the remainder of. the winter.
Il. McAllister left Wolf Point in
DOT and notes many improvements
nee that time.
Mrs. G. H. Flint and Mrs. F. E.
athert entertained with five tables
Norwegian whist at the Flint res
ence Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
G.. DeWane made high score at
rds and Mrs. O. C. Heinze was at
e foot of the class. The hostesses
rived luncheon and their delightful .
spltailty was greatly enjoyed by