The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-13

VICE 4uuISudy AFTERNOON.
A daughter was born Wednesday
to DR.. and Mrs. A. R. Klatte of this
city at the ]. P. Heating home.
Attorney Kline of Glasgow attend
ed to business in district court here
Thursday.
Mrs. Jacob Kluth of Vida is visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Youngkin.
Nels Holmgren who is engaged in
farming north of Oswego attended
the corr show Wednesday.
We will take in and ship hogs on
Wednesdays and Thursdays only.
Equity Elevator. 1927
After Saturday night Mr.. Ford can
tell the boys to go ahead and build
another one.
The Herald has a beautiful lot of
greetings cards for you to select
from. Call early while the assort-
ment is complete.
Martin Trenne and Harry Skrivan
we're among the farmers from the
Divide community who attended the
corn show.
John Dorgan, E. c. Hedstrom and
Lloyd Hedstrom were among those
from Pershing community who at
tended the corr show this week.
H. M. Marion of Marion & Foor,
was called to Williston the first part
of the week to assist U. L. Burdick
in trying some important cases in
district court.
Earl Coin, one of the most success
full seed growers of the county, came
to the corn show and brought several
exhibits. He was awarded first prize
for C. I. 10 flax.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Sletvold, Mr.
and Mrs. L. A. Holum and J. H. Hert-
ing we're among those from the
Northeast country who attended the
corn show.
A daughter was born last Friday
TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rensvold. The
little n was born en- route to town,
but is ding well at the J.. P. Heating
ame where mther and child are being
cared for.
Among the Lustreites in the city
his week attending the o. show
and attending to other business were
Jacob J. Friesen, Henry Dahl, D. D.
Eoosen, Erick O.. Johnson and II. A.
A. c. Ediger, Aug. Nelson, Conrad
Iagemeyer, J. J. Heinrichs, Melvin
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Perry
md Mrs. Sig. Securely were among
he many from Volt in the city the
,ast week.
Order your Christmas cards early,
It The Herald office. Specially
,rinted or engraved if you desire.
dandy line of samples to show Mon
and Tuesday Of next week.
No. l Hard Wheat, $1.38. .
Guy Sickles, Ray Mcneil, B. A.
'olden, Ray Hagestad, Henry and c
Vim. Pipal were Southsiders who {
managed to get GRO the river for
ne corn show this week in spite of '
ne weather.
Methodist Ladies' Aid served fine
to the public Thursday and T
riday that were we'll p~atronized. A
eature of the chicken dinenr served Z
thursday were some fine rolls made |
Y Mrs. A. D. Mcneil out of flour !.
ade by the Wolf Point Mill. :,
F. E. Rathert, DIR. Burgess, Ed. n
amrud and J. B. Switzer went to h
-arland in the mountains for a short b
,er hunt, returning Tuesday morn II
g. They report a successful and c.
ljoyable outing. Each bagged his g
nit of n deer.
Miss Minnie A. Hopf was in Wolf
lint from her homestead north of
'aser Monday. Miss Hopf proved c,
a number of years ago and has al
ent the past three years in nursing. d
le is taking several months off from te
e practice Of her profession for a 81
cd vacation. al
S. II. Stephenson and son, Afford, q
pect to leave for Hitterdal, Mimi, ~
xt Sunday morning to spend a few -
.eks with friends and relatives. pc
Among those who furnished teams
the 12-horse hitch demonstration IL
Thursday were Oscar Olson, Win
Montgomery, Ray Hagestad and -
rgil Alberts. u.
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