The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-27

Something very good for next
week. See the special Liberty ad.
George Westra of Poplar brought
his young son to the local hospital
Wednesday evening for an operation.
New Spring Lines coming every
day at The Globe.
Mrs. Frank Steele visited with her
daughter in Poplar Monday after
noon.
Van Heusen, the worlds smartest
collars, at The Globe.
Ed Moore returned to Poplar Mon
day afternoon after a weeks visit
at the Harry Witt home.
George Killorn and Miss Ann Ber-
chek of the Buttrey store force
were here from Havre this week to
take care of a coat and dress sale.
Mrs. Vera. Rogers and the Misses
Florence Rounds and Esther Coats
Of Poplar spent a few hours in Wolf
Point Monday evening.
Thursday-Friday you will see a
good one, in Norma T~almadge's
greatest success "The Voice From
the Minaret."
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carroll r
packing up household effects out at
their farm preparatory to making
their home in Wolf Point.
Perhaps you have and perhaps
you haven't seen or worn a Van
Heusen collar - Let us show you
the economy. The Globe.
DR.. Larson is receiving the CON
gratulations of his friends on the ar
rival of twin boys at his home last
Monday.
Remember the two elections close
at hand. School election for Dist
riot As on Saturday, April 5, city
election Monday, April 7.
Beautiful Norma Talmadge in the
greatest picture of her career "The
Voice From the Minaret," Thursday
and Friday. Liberty.
Board and room or either one
without the other. Apply to Mrs.
s. G. Loepky, one door east of J. L.
Champlin's residence. 5-2tp
Mrs. Frank Small of Brockton was
operated on at the Wolf Point hos
pital last Friday for gall stones and
is . reported as making progress
recovery.
S. A. Cherry has purchased from
Motor Sales Co. a new Ford Sedan
equipped with Balloon tires. This
is the first car sold in Wolf Point
with Balloon tires.
Elmer Erickson, the well known
Great Northern fireman, returned
yesterday from an extended vaca-
lion trip to the Pacific coast and the
Southwest. ;
Mrs. Sam Bridges, who has been c
n Wolf Point during the winter
months, went out to the farm Fri b
lay. Cleo Bridges accompanied her, i
.eturning Sunday.
For health sake, for economy 4
AXE, for goodness sake, eat more
read. Let your next baking be with 2
)ccident. All grocers. 48-tf !
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Take the time to study the report :
f the public examiner on the Roose- Z
cit county offices. It will show you : !,
hat the new administration is do :
lg to relieve the burden on the tax
ayers. !,
officers Nichols and Bannister Il
dded another credit to their account f
S law ~enforcers last Friday night O.
hen they rounded up a bunch OF
eace ~disturbers and hailed them be-
ore Judge Gordon who assessed
lbstantial fines.
I. johnson, of Spokane, Wash,
.aveling immigration agent for the
anadian Pacific Railway Company,
as in Wolf Point this week and
lille here made arrangements with
ohm o. Garden to be their local
preventative for this territory.
Mrs. Walter Sinnott and children
turned Monday from Havre where
icy spent the past five weeks visit
g Miss Winnifred Murphy and
rs. 7. H. Murphy. Mrs. Murphy
.companied Mrs. Sinnott home and
Ill remain until the latter part of
is week.
Dwight Cox won the beautiful
Dora necklace given away at the
ty Grocery last Saturday evening.
friends are asking what a
chelor rancher will do with a
.ndsome necklace and nobody to
it. This certainly needs in