The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-02
Mis- Refslund of the Southside was
a Wolf Point visitor Saturday.

Mrs. j. A. Nickel of Volt was
shopping in Wolf Point Saturday.
Mrs. T j. McBratney and little
son were in from the Waska country
Saturday.
John Sethre, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ray Maltby in Wolf Point from their
homes north Of the city Sunday.
A daughter was born Wednesday
in this city to Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Inner, who live northeast of Wolf
Point OF the reservation.
Friends of Bud Cahill, who was
seriously injured last week, will be
pleased to know that he is on the
way to recovery.
Bert J. Lynn came last week from
Eugene, Oregon, to look after bust
ness interests. Old friends were
glad to greet him.
Mrs. C. F. Brown came in from
Waska Saturday to visit over the
week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Cliff Cook.
For health sake, for economy
sake, for goodness sake, eat more
bread. Let your next baking be with
O~ccident. All g~rocers. 48-tf
Editor and Mrs. N. A. Mann of
Oswego were here Friday evening
and attended the dance at the Coli
scum.
Ed. Camrud says he has orders for
five Olds cars to be delivered next
The Catholic Ladies' Aid have de-
cided to have a food sale the last
Saturday Of every month. This will
probably be held at the Cash Gro
Gerry.
If interested in Radio see Harvey
& Farrell or write P. o. Box 1877.
Phone 89-J and we will call and
demonstrate. Wolf Point Radio Co.
1872 5
Paul Paulson, who was called to
Great Falls by the illness Of his
brother, returned this morning. He !
vas accompanied by a brother who !
will visit here. !
Dwight Cox of the Meadow Brook c
'tock Ranch was among the North /
iders seen on the streets Saturday. \
Pat Naughter was in from Willow \
'unch Ranch Tuesday. {
Mrs. o. Lloyd Gillespie, of Froid, !
ormerly Evelyn Aune Of this city,
visiting friends here while Mr..
-illespie is helping conduct exami-
ations.
Friends of Maude Kellogg have re- Z
sived word that she is improving at :
lie hospital at Glasgow and is now :
BILE to sit up for half an hour at a Y
me. e
VIM. Owens, service man for the T
Ids, was in this territory the latter 7
art of last week, checking up his is
RS in use around here, and giving Ell
e owners service and advice. W
L. Thompson, Oldsmobile distribu- or
was here from Minot from Sun
to Tuesday. He was accom-
MED here by Chas. Hurst, Olds
ctory representative. nj
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Lindner and WI
R. Leroy, arrived from Billings, SC
onday and Mr.. Lindner has taken a w
sition with The Herald as linotype Gil
orator and printer. tr'
Mrs. Frank Catlin and daughter, fr,
Uterine, returned Sunday morning sol
I'M Helena, where they attended an
: state fair. They stopped off in
eat Falls on the way home.
Corinne, the little daughter of =
and Mrs. A. O. Johnson, sus- ~
ned a bad cut over one eye on 81
esday. She was running, tripped IN
i fell, striking against the rung Ia
a chair. III
Mrs. Geo. Trudo came in from III
lska Saturday to visit her children III
and Evelyn, who are attend IES
school. She spent Sunday at 81
'nehill ranch, returning home on E
nday. III
Mrs. Dan Farnham of the South "a
= was shopping in town Saturday. III
Mrs. r. L. Wilson and daughter of III
:kwall visited Wednesday at the Isl
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ISL
ele. IE
Ir. and Mrs. Krabnan were in E
Richey yesterday on business, III
by way of Circle. They said III
t on the way in the air was filled E
h a furry of snow which melted 81
DON as it touched the ground. "a
acob Wall. the 13-year old son of E