The Wolf Point herald., 1924-05-29
See the Liberty ad for a treat.

ldT were SHOPPlHS III our City
day.
Extra trousers FREE, at The Da-
vev Tailors. 1926
John Garden is completing good
sized addition to his residence on
Dawson street.
G. ]. Robin has built commodi-
Gus porch onto the front of his home
on Fourth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Skare paid
visit to their daughter at Boulder
last week, returning Friday.
Four guaranteed extra fine shows
at the Liberty next week starting
Sunday.
Walter F. Britain, the Poplar oil
man was in town Tuesday and went
out with a local party to try the golf
course.
Martin Bakken returned this week
from Harrington, Wash. He has
spent the past several months at var
ious points in Washington.
Jack Marmon was in from the
ranch this week to get in touch with
plans for the Fourth annual Wolf
Point stampede of which he will be
clerk and assistant manager.
M. Bunker has bills out advertis-
ing an auction sale of farm proper
tv at his place three miles north OF
Vida, Wednesday, June 4th. Col. Il.
S. Sunny will officiate as auctioneer
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kluth, Jr. were
in from Vida Wednesday attending
to business matters and visiting at
the home of Mrs. Kluth's mother,
Mrs. VIM. Younkin.
For health sake, for economy
sake. for goodness sake, eat more
bread. Let your next baking be with
Ooo;dont All orocers. 48-tf
Miss Long and Miss Linn of the
Indian Industrial school faculty at
Oldtown expect to leave fo~ the sum-
mer vacation next Thursday. The
former will go to Fergus, Canada,
and the latter to Pittsburgh, Pa.
Henry Sherdahl started on a mo-
tor trip to Pasco, Washington, We'd
nesday where he will take position
IN meat market. He has been en-
Moved at Schfer's market much OF
the time for several years.
Joe Wigtil arrived from Lltchville'
N. D. a few days ago to consider
partnership with Fred Songberg to
take over the Wolf Point Mercan-
tile Co. store. He is a brother OF
the late Andy Wigtil.
The annual dinner at the Mission
at Oldtown Wednesday evening"
proved very pleasant and success
ful affair, attended by many people
from town. The receipts were near
ly $50.
Switches made from bobbed hair
or combines. Mrs. J. Perry, second
door from Vinson rooming house.
15-1tp
"Sten." the local cartoonist, is do
ing some good work with his pen ana
,,1nroving every week. Several OF
,is Latest pictures, devoted to local
subjects are to be seen IN the oUen-
oes McConnon store windows
Mrs NJ. E. Olson and daughter
Esther returned to their home north
# Oswego Sunday after spending
about ten days in town SO that Che
lille GIRLS leg which was badly pro-
zen might have surgical attention.
Misc Tula M. Cooke came from
Pomona. Calf this week to be pres.
mt at the graduation exercises OIL
,ar niece, Mildred Cook. She lntends
= +oacb q summer term of school on
he Southside.
r. is very much the style to paint
ba fronts of business buildings IN
Wolf Point just now, in line with the
,nrino cleanup and paint-up cam
,aion This week the Wolf Point
bakery and The Davey Tailors Build
frank Tripp behind the brush
There is always a big nickle's {
vorth of news, information and en-
ertainment in the Wolf Point Her
Id It will come to you every week
or less than that small amount.
2 25 for year, in advance IN :
1ontana. 7
Mesdames C. L. Smith, Wade Hub
10 and Frank Nelson and children
,otored here from Poplar this morn
10 and did some shopping. Mrs.
Telson lei leaves Saturday for Californ- :
! to join her husband who has been been :
oara since February. They Will