The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-13
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In spite of the cold and stormy
weather, nearly every voter turned
out on. election day.
A baby boy arrived at the A. j.
Wall home last week. ~Congratula-
tions.
Henry Ferdina returned to his farm
Friday after an extended visit with
relatives in st. Louis. Henry said
the weather there was warm, and
figured it some change when he
landed in Wolf Point. Mrs. Ferdina
will remain in st. Louis until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown accom-
panied by Mrs. HOLDEN of Waska,
attempted to go to Wolf Point Sat
urday, but only reached as far as
Volt when they became frightened
of the approaching blizzard and
headed Tin-Lizzy towards the Cotton
wood. Chances are Mr.. Brown
worked every lever to make the old
boat go faster. The storm raved on
till two o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. L. v, Aldrich and son, Ray
mond transacted business in u berg
Friday.
Any of the bachelors wanting a
cook see G. J. Robin of the South
Side shoe store. He says he has
some "dandies'' picked out for every
one of you that enters the store
every day inquiring about the bache-
lors of the north country. So don't
give up farmers, because you're too
70 "bach," as MI, Robin can fix
you out in "shoes" or a cook"
A number of the young folks at
tended the dance at Benrud Saturday
night. They stated the place was
very well ventilated and a shortage
of coal, all returning with cold feet
and most of them have not thawed
out yet.
Nh. Robbins Sundayed in our berg.
Mrs. Geo. Trudo of the Cotton
wood, spent a few days in Wolf
Point recently.
Some years ago, it was said we
had been moved several hundred
miles south, but if any of us had our
way they'd move us back as the south
is too cold and We'll take chances
on our same old climate as was given
US years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dirks left last
week for Springfield, S. D., where
they expect to remain during the
winter, after which they'll again re-
turn to their farm.
Everyone is invited to attend the ,
Thanksgiving program Nov. 18th
Friday at the Krohn school house, l
entitled The Courtship of Miles !
Standish.' Don't forget the date.
The roads are hard on trucks, but ,
good for garages. J
Reuben Schwan is freighting wheat 8
this week and figured it a bright idea .
to donate enough to the Pershing !
community 10 put up a heater or +
two, as Reuben says, he can enjoy q
a game of ''freeze-out" at home.
Jno. McLachlan, C. C. Toews and \
Russell Barnes attended the Stephen 7
sale and bought several head of
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They say Ben Thompson is build :
two-story house and figuring on :
leaving soon for South Dakota. How 4
about it Ben, is it only a joke?
Percy Peterson spent Friday night t
at the w. A. Feick home. v
Word has been received from Mr..
and Mrs. F. McBratney that they S
.anded in Malta the first day of their
They found the roads in bad S
condition, so spent most of their val
time fixing tires and rebuild t
ng springs. Otherwise the trip was h
Clifford Gibbs took inventory of '
lis grocery stock Monday. 1t is un- S
lerstood Mr.. Gibbs has sold out to
he Strand Brothers, who will soon Z
axe possession of the store. il
Mrs. Nels Lund has been getting c
lental work done in Wolf Point.
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