The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-07

Honor's annual ball, Palm Room, on
February %. 51-2t
Fireman Gus Anderson won the
fine Radak radio set given away by
the Fad Clothing store.
Occident Bran, Occident Mixed
Feed, Occident Middlings always on
hand at elevator. 48-tf
Mrs. Jacob Reddikop has returned
to her home near Lustre after a
season at the Wolf Point hospital
for an operation.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 40-tf.
General Supt. w. R. Smith, Gen
eral Master Mechanic A. B. Ford of
Great Falls, and Division Supt. A.
E. Knights of Havre, were in the city
on Great Northern business y%ester-
day.
The siren will sound at seven next
Tuesday evening but it will not be
an alarm of fire-merely a hot time
at the Firemen's annual ball, to be
held that night.
Extra fine show Sunday at the
Liberty, showing "Wandering Daugh-
ters."
Another Leap Year dance is dated
for Feb. IS, at the Coliseum, and
every time the telephone rings some
eligible man has hopes of an invita-
ton
Edith Hagestad, eight year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
formerly of this city and
now of Saco, was brought to the
Wolf Point hospital last Friday for
an operation for appendicitis.
We have some hogs to ship and
want to make up a carload. If you
want to ship with US please call and
list what you have ready.
Slit Security State Bank
George Kibbe Turner's stories
often appeared in the Saturday
Evening Post, and they were always
good ones. He is the author of
"Held in Trust" which begins in
this weeks Herald.
George and James Carroll, farm
ers from the Lustre vicinity, were in
Saturday. James says he has
rented his farm and will move to
Wolf Point next spring. He will
hold a mammoth sale of farm chat
Ties in March.
Sunday you will be shown a splen-
picture entitled "Wandering
Liberty.
The ballots of the school patrons
On the question of school superin-
5endent are being held at the post
and will be canvassed at the
meeting of the school board, Feb. 8.
indications point to a large poll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Halvorsen
from Nashua Saturday and
over Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Jensen. Mr.. Hal
returned Monday, Mrs. Hal
remaining several days to
nave dental work done.
A recent issue of the school organ
published at the Dillon State Nor
nal shows the names of Amanda
Smith, Doris Everett and Enid Ever
1T on the honor roll for high scholar
hip attained during the school per-
cd just ended. The girls are Wolf
Point high school graduates.
For health sake, for economy
axe, for goodness sake, eat more
Let your next baking be with
)ccident. All grocers. 48-tf
Biggest snow storm of the season
Tuesday-about six inches of the
beautiful that lies like a blanket
With lev a drift. It's the wet,
oft kind that makes good sleighing,
the V dripping and pro-
soft water for many a mid
bath.
Chief Nichols, Officer Bannister
nd J. R. Relsclaw raided 2 house
n the north part of town this even
ng and arrested John Heacock, who
his residence as Weldon, and
Irs. Nellie Martson, on a liquor
awN violation charge. They were
edged in jail and will be a~rraigned
omorrow.
We have taken over the insurance,
entail and collection business of the
iecurity State Bank and will appre-
late the continued patronage of old
ustomers and to others we wish to