The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-04-03

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mindemar
were in from Spring Valley Garder
farm Monday.
Cor. Bartel was in from Winfield
Stock and Dairy farm Monday anc
Wednesday, tr~ansacting business.
Don't miss the splendid program
at the Liberty next Thursday-Friday
A new serial starts in The Herald
next week-read it from the first in
stallment, it's worth while.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 40-tf.
RUDE Shodall, the commercial
traveller, greeted his many local
friends this week.
Mrs. Fred Schafer leaves tonight
for Minot for an operation and med
ical treatment.
Lloyd Keeling of the Southside is
at the hospital recovering from pneu-
monia.
Sunday-Monday and Thursday
Friday, splendid special productions
at the Liberty.
A daughter, Elizabeth Ann, was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur w.
Bates recently.
N. Witt came up from Poplar Sat
urday evening and visited owe Sun
day with his mother.
Board and room or either one
without the other. Apply to Mrs.
s. G.. Loepky, one door east of ]. L.
Champlin's residence. 5-2tp
Fred Knabe and family of White
fish arrived here on No. A Friday
evening and will make Wolf Point
their home.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson returned to
her home south of the river Tuesday
after a two weeks visit with her Sis
ter, Mrs. Bickers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries left Monday
for their home in Wisconsin after
spending the winter with their daugh-
Ter. Mrs. J.. c. DeWane.
Mr.. McAnnaly of Poplar, who I'M
derwent an operation at the Wolf
Point hospital last week, is reported
as getting along nicely.
For health sake, for economy
sake, for goodness sake, eat o
bread. Let your next baking beswltn
Occident. All g%rocers. 4o-CI
Mrs. Ben Torrison, who has been
apending the winter in Wolf Point,
expects to return to Vida in a couple
Of weeks.
A free public lecture is advertised
to be given by G. r. Pollock OF New
York at the Coliseum, Sunday, April
6, at 2:3O p. m.
7 7. Baker and DIR. Baker Of Lus-
ire passed through here this week
route to Froid where they will
visit a daughter.
August Nelson returned from
.apidan, Mimi, last night and will
,gain farm his land in the Volt COM
nunity. :
Some program And a bargain t
Sunday, Liberty, showing the
Paramount special "Glimpses OF the
Ed Camrud, the Oldsmobile dealer +
made a sale this week of a special
lids Six touring a to Henry Sher- q
.ahl. Z
Tapestries, antique furniture and .
her properties used in filming J.
.Glimpses of the Moon were valued :
t $712,050. :
The Westra children, who were at n
he hospital receiving treatment for a
,testinal flu, have been released and
eturned to their home at Poplar.
Splendid bargain show next Sun
ay, Liberty, showing the Paramount
oecial "Glimpses of the Moon" for I
lie usual Sunday prices. a
C. H. Winship this week moved his {,
amily out onto their farm north OF r,
,wn. Gladys will stay with Mrs.
LcPeek until the end of the school
ear.
Dick Busby, proprietor of Dicks
hoe Hospital, injured his thumb so
,riously while operating a machine
his shop that he will be incapaci-
ted for work for at least a week.
Bills are out announcing the free
cture at the Coliseum next Sun
~ afternoon. He speaks here I'M