The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-01

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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Good returned
home from Minot Monday evening
Mrs. H. E. Burke of Gibbon
Mimi, is visiting at the home of hel
sister, Mrs. Paul T. Johnson.
t David Belasco's Masterpiece viii
be the exceptional offering Thurs.
: day at the Liberty. It's great.
The city council and mayor will
{ hold their organization meeting next
Monday evening.
N. lessen and son Lester Jessen
of Lambert were business visitors
in the city this week.
The Gold Diggers, is a wonderful
picture, to be shown next Thursday
Friday at the Liberty.
Geo. E. Grove and a friend were
in town Tuesday evening to see a
picture at the Liberty.
Tena Headdress was operated on
at the Wolf Point hospital Tuesday
for gall stones.
A Cyclonic Melodrama that is a
cracker-jack will be shown at the
Liberty next Saturday.
Monarch Lumber Company has
Just received a shipment of Alabas-
tine, Du Pont Paints and Varnishes.
12-2t
Mr.. Kreis, who has been visiting
his son Fl. C. Kries for the past five
months left today for Minneapolis.
Geo. Kohl left for Shelby last Sat
urday where he expects to be en-
ployed.
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the Commercial Club.
Belle Gordon. 40-tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Arthur, Of
Deer Lodge, came in on No. 2 Tues
dav morning for a visit at the Gene
Rogers and Dick Williams homes,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Everett en-
Ejoyed a week end visit from the lat
er's mother and brother, Mrs. r. j..
Fuller and Wayne Fuller.
Gloria Swanson in her Paramount
Special entitled Bluebeard's 9Th
Wife, next Sunday at the Liberty,
It's simply wonderful.
First baseball of the season May
II, when a game will be played be-
tween the regulars and the old-tim-
ers.
Mrs. VIM. D. Harvey left Monday
evening for Maple Lake, Mimi. where
she will visit her people for several
months.
The pick of the very best screen
productions are being shown at the
Liberty Theatre these days, and you
should try and see them.
Another nice rain that measured
half an inch fell Saturday night and
Sunday. It's regular coast weather
this spring.
Mrs. L. Owen has rented her house
to Mr.. Lasher and viii leave May
for Casper, Wyo., for an extended /!
visit at the home Of her son.
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Several Great Northern conduc- t
,ors will move their families from c
Iavre to Wolf Point in order to be S
IN their runs.
Mrs. Delbert Rhodes was in the e
.ity last Friday, she and Mr.. Rhodes
ave moved back to their farm from 6
circle where they spent the winter.
Jim Mcdonald Of Poplar under
vent a successful operation for APP 4
endicitis at the Wolf Point hospital
asst Saturday.
Mrs. O. S. Hewitt came in from
Tickwall Friday evening and visited
yer night with Mrs. Harry Witt re-
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rday morning.
Jack Welch, Great Northern spec
i agent, has taken the place of AL
auritsen during the latter's illness.
/. w. Bailey has also been here sew
raj days.
Rudolph Christianson, assistant
ore keeper at the G. N. yards has
cen transferred to Havre, which is
the nature of a promotion. He left
st week to take up his duties there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Montgomery
I'd little daughter drove over from
ambert Saturday and spent several
lys visiting friends and relatives.
ley returned home yesterday.
Kenneth King has signed with the
ontana Power Company ball team
Great Falls and occupied the box
a 5 inning practice game with
IF n1avad in snow and rain last 4