The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-06

Rudolph Will of the Lustre neigh
borhood was in Wolf Point last week.
'ay your account this week and
get Ford coupons at McAllen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard Kirk have u
son, born Monday, Nov. 8.
Be sure to attend the Legion dance
It the Palm room on Armistice Day.
Bargains in Mems sweaters, 10 per
cent off. The Davey Tailors. 35tf
Piano sale:-On new pianos,
Baldwin make, 1926 and up, me
week only. Wolf Point Mercantile.
Bernhard Jacobsen of Froid, a
Deluxe Olds sedan owner, visited
Wolf Point last Monday.
Frank Azure and TiIlie Trotter,
both of Malta were married by Judge
Gordon today
We will have price quotations on
dressed turkeys in a few days. See
McAllen's for prices.
A son was born in this city Friday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Carey of the
Nickwall neighborhood.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the commercial club Of
fee. Belle Gordon. Stiff
We are giving Ford coupons on all
dollar sales or paid on account dur
ing Bargain Festival Week. McAllen's
100 ID. sacks of Sugar now selling
at 1885 per cwt. at McAllen's. Why
pay more.
Frank Crusen, who is working on
the Bainville branch came home Fri
day and spent a couple of days here
visiting his wife and child.
Opportune and Worlds Best Flour
now selling below wholesale prices in
500 ID. lots $3.50 per cwt. at Nc
Aliens.
Seven hand-picked shows at the
Liberty Corn Show Week, starting
Sunday, November 9th and ending
November 10th.
The Vida %Syncopators will play for
the American Legion dance at the
Palm room of the Sherman on Nov.
18th.
Buy your Canned Goods now at lie
per can Profit and get coupons on
the Ford Car. Wolf Point Mercan-
tile.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Dirks of Volt
expect to leave Friday evening for
Springfield, S. Oak, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. Geo. Stevenson was among
those in from Vida Wednesday. She
says it is the first time she has been
) Wolf Point in three months.
The Liberty Theatre has made
special arrangements for some extra
special shows for Corn Show week.
Look 'em over.
Sugar! Sugar! Sugar. at practically
wholesale prices plus cost of delivery
in 100 lb. sacks. Buy it at Nc
Aliens and save.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Peglow, Mrs.
Luella Barry and Geo. Barwise
motored to Fairview Saturday, re-
Sunday.
For health sake, for economy
sake, for goodness sake, eat more
bread. Let your next baking be with
Occident. All grocers. 48-tf
Ship your turkeys through Nc
to the De Sofa Creamery Co.,
Minneapolis, Mimi.
[. A. Fast Of Volt and J. J. Wall
IF the Lustre country are among :
hose adding their names to The I
Herald's list of new subscribers the
past week.
Friends of Bud Cahill, who has i
oeen receiving care at the hospital
or some time, will be pleased to
lnOW J0aC ne Has oulllClSilIlJ iO-
to be up and out on the t
treets. c
There appears to be considerable !,
eminent favorable to employing an q
additional police for the remainder >
f the fall and perhaps during the n
Opportune and Worlds Best 4
rands flour in 500 lb. lots now sell p,
ing at $500 per cwt. at McAllen's a.
than wholesale.
Dwight Cox and Pat Naughter, L
Volt Creek ranchers were in town
oday and say that the light fall of
now is an advantage to the range as
furnishes water without burying d;
ne feed. m
The Herald is offering $500 in =
ash for the best two stories of the =
.orn Show. Read our offer in an :;