The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-22

A girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Berth Nelson on May 10.
Ed Camrud delivered an Odds to
a purchaser at Chinook this week.
Ludwig Ahlberg was in town from
the Volt community today.
"His Children's Children is
great. At the Liberty next Thurs
day-Friday.
A girl was born May Is, to Mr..
and Mrs. Randolph Walther of the
Southside.
The Altar Society will have a food
sale on Saturday, May 81, at the
Cash Grocery 1926
Gladys Martin came in from Nick
wall Sunday for a visit with Edna
Lintner.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 40-tf.
The Man from Glengary is prais-
ed by everyone who has seen it. At
the Liberty Sunday-Monday.
Miss Nettie Funk was the lucky
recipient of a handsom Indian blan-
ket disposed of Tuesday by Algeria
Temple Of Helena.
Knute HOLDEN, of the Waska coun-
try, a farmer 80 years of age. is Sc
riously sick with pneumonia at the
Wolf Point hospital.
For health sake, for economy
sake, for goodness sake, eat more
bread. Let your next baking be with
Occident. All grocers. 48-tf
Mrs. and Mrs. Frank Steele, Mrs.
Fred Knabe and Mrs. Phil Murphy
were Thursday visitors with Grand
ma Heser south Of the river.
Next Thursday and Friday, you
will have the chance to see the
much talked of show entitled Ellis
Children's Children" It's great.
Mrs. W. j. Marshall, Mrs. R. L.
Wilson, Mrs. Brade Nelson and
daughter, Bertha Louise, of Nick
wall came in Tuesday for the school
program.
Mrs. Harry Witt left Tuesday eve
ming for Rugby, N. D., to be present
1t the commencement exercises on
Thursday evening. She has two
sons graduating.
Mrs. Jack Peters will leave this
evening for Minneapolis to be pres
mt at the exercises when her sis
will graduate from Minneapolis
Central High.
If you are interested in practical
md applied Christianity, see the il I
ustrated lecture at the M. E. church {
evening, entitled "The
Industries" {
T. H. Fox has a beautiful new :
oakland car, bought of E. B. Styer, c
n which he and Mrs. Fox and their =
aughter, expect to start soon on a
trip to Illinois.
Jack Peters expects to leave for
is summer vacation in about three =
-eeks, when he will join Mrs. n
'eters in Minneapolis. They will u
o to Green Bay, Wisconsin, to visit :,
is people. e
The Presbyterian Aid will serve a a
nicken dinner at the Mission on Il
7ednesday, May %. at so cents a k
late. A cordial invitation is ex- Il
,nded to the public. Dinner will be u
from five to eight. a
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Olson, who reside north of
swego, in sliding off a straw stack,
a compound fracture of a
G. Mrs. olson is taxing care Oh 4,
le child at the D. L. Carpenter |
,me in this city.
G. E. Grove, principal of the Os-
ego school and editor Of the Val
Y County Reporter was in the city
'ednesday evening. The Oswego
hool closed that day with a ban n
let participated in by pupils, pa o
ons and teachers. s.
John Listerud and w. o. Rygg Fl
re out on a long tour of inspect S,
l Wednesday in the North coun- n
7, going well up into Daniels coun- IL
Mr.. Listerud says that while 81
ain is backward for the date, that h
growing is looking SPLEEN ii
Grass is especially good. hi