The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-08-28
NICKWALL
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side, motored to J. H. Bawden's
Thursday afternoon of last week and
brought his sisters, Mrs. Grace Nc
Grau and children, and Miss Flossie
Brookman of Salem and Mount Yer
non. H.. to visit relatives and friends
on the south side. They will return
to Mount Vernon Saturday Of this
week.
Grandma Harmon of Poplar is
visiting Grandma Witt this week.
Mrs. VIM. E. Harlow of Mount
Vernon, H., is visiting her sons,
Perl and Neal Harlow, of the Vida
country and relatives and friends at
Nickwall.
C. H. and D. D. Baker were bust
ness callers at Poplar Monday.
Quite a crowd attended the brand
ing at J. H. Bawden's. Looked like
the good old days-lots of work, lots
of help and lots of lunch. Visitors
from afar were Ermin Atkinson,
wife and two handsome daughters, OF
Salem. Ill. Mrs. VIM. E. Harlow and
Flossie Brookman of Mount Vernon,
Ill. Mrs. Grace McGraw and tour
children of Salem, H., DR.. j. l.. At
kinson and wife, Mrs. Laura Baw-
dem and family and Coleman Calm.
baum from the old home town OF
Poplar. and Miss Amber Bicker n
Miss Helen Anderson of Wolf Point.
Quite a rain fell Sunday morning
and lots of large hail doing much
damape around the Horgan district
and east of there, totally destroying
many fine crops.
Mrs. J. H. Hartman with her TWO
daughters is keeping house for ChrlsJ
me cable ferry just got the new
landing made and moved to 1t a lew
DAVIS and the river raised so tney
couldn't use it Monday morning, put
some drove through the water on the
sandbar after noon.
Harry Rounds, wife and chlldren
were at the Bawden branding ana
visited the C. H. Witt home before
returning to Poplar.
w. w. Miller spent Sunday at
Emil Sheffelbine's.
RAYMOND Wilson and family at
tended the Vida dance Saturday
Uncle Billie Good of Wolf Point
is visiting his children on the south
Side over Sunday and attended the
Bowden branding.
G. E. Baker and wife attended the
Mrs. DELLA Huett spent the week
end at the Brade Nelson home and at
tended the Bowden branding with
the Nelson family.
y D. Baker and family and y.
r. Baker an dwife were Monday eve
ming callers at the c. H. Baker ana
E. w. Martin homes.
w. F. Remley and sons OF the
Cactus Hill district visited at Billy
Meals Saturday night and visited at
J. H. Bawden's Sunday.
Thursday of last week after help {
ing prepare vegetables for dinner
Grandma Witt suffered a stroke o.
apoplexy and was unconscious LOT
several hours. Her children hasten {
ed to her bedside and Dr.. Atkinson
was called. We are glad to know
at the present writing she IS able TO
sit up in her chair again.
D. J.. Lintner Of Wolf Point was
a south side caller last Tuesday eve:
Miss Irene Carpenter of Wolf
Point accompanied Gladys Martin
to her home for the week end, re-
turning to Wolf Point Saturday VIA
MRS. and Mrs. Hank Diedrich of
Riverside spent Friday evening at
She E. w. Martin home.
Mrs. D. Baker and son and Mrs.
G. r. Baker visited Mrs. r. w. Mar
tin Wednesday. ~
Glen R. Nail was calling on all
telephone holders Tuesday. Inc
telephone line will soon be IN work
ing order again. h
Dakota, is visiting his mother, MRS;
Harry Witt, and accompanied
them to the south side Thursday,
when they fastened to the BEDSIDE
Of Harry's mother.
Mrs. z. w. Martin helped Mrs; =.
Payne dress 20 spring chickens Fri
day. Mrs. Payne raises chickens Dy
the wholesale and sells them the
same way. .,
A ducking in a water tank Wlll
dampen nice clothes, ouJ II won
dampen the spirits of the modern
Young ladies when they start IN TO
5orment 2 bunch OF bundle singers
a tbreshing crew.
D.. J Lintner and family and LII
liam Pluris Of Wolf Point visited at
the E. Collins home Sunday.
w. W. Miller was a Poplar VISITOR
The first hum of the thresher was
heard in our midst Tuesday after
noon Of last week.
The C. H. Baker family called at
the E. W. Martin home Friday eve
Mrs. Raymond Wilson called at
The C. H. Witt home Saturday.
Nickwall community can boast of
one more successful community din.
ner last Sunday, surely a feast of
good things, and last but not least,
was the sermon by Rev. S. A. Walker
a feast for the soul. Among those
present were Mrs. Frank Steele of
Wolf Point, Mr.. and Mr.. D. C.. Witt
and daughter of Poplar, Miss Long,
-nr. WnIf Point and Ipnnip