The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-30
The Herald plints sale bills
E. A. Kelsey of Poplar was a coun-
ty seat visitor Tuesday.

Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Rhodes OF
Circle were in the city Tuesday.
Kirby Hudson of Riverside was a
county seat visitor Tuesday.
Buck Jones in his splendid screen
achievement HThe Vagabond Trail.
Monday at the Liberty.
Chas. Hauge of the City Grocery
returned Tuesday from a visit to the
Twin Cities.
Rev. and Mrs. A. o. Johnson went
to Ophiem to spend several days this
week in church work.
A. G. Cleveland of Poplar was in
the city today and purchased an Olds
coach of Ed. Camrud.
Mrs. Frank Steele visited last Sat
urday in Poplar with her daughter,
Mrs. D. G. Witt.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and baby,
June LaNell, of Nickwall visited
with the Bickers family, Monday.
Mrs. Ollas Hewitt of Nickwall visi-
ted Sunday with Nj. and Mrs. Dick
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Witt Of Nick
wall yer shopping in Wolf Point
Friday.
Jacob G. Schmidt of the Lustre
neighborhood wa doing business in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
Bonnie Berg, son of Peter Berg,
is recovering from a severe siege of
bronchial pneumonia.
If you cannot be home on election
day go to the Clerk and Recorders
and apply for an absent voters bal
lot.
Oh Boy! What a picture is "The
Family Secret" featuring Baby
Peggy, next Tuesday and Wednesday
at the Liberty.
The Herald is offering $500 in
cash for the best two stories of the
Corn Show. Read our offer in an
other column.
w. V. D. Chapman went to Minot
Wednesday morning where he ex-
poets to have an operation performed
his nose.
When IL doubt about this papers
subscription price and terms, look at
the masthead" top of editorial
page. If
Colleen Moore in her greatest
achievement next Thursday-Friday
entitled 'eThe Perfect Flapper." It
is simply great. At the Liberty.
Irving RIVERS from near Brock
ton severely cut his eyelid the first
of the week when he fell against the
stake of a hay rack. He was brought
to this city to have the cut sewed up.
j.. Montgomery left last evening
'or Edgerton, Alta, where he will
yisit two sisters, one of whom he has
lot seen for eighteen years. He ex-
oects to be gone several months.
A free subscription every day dur
ng Bargain Week at the Herald Of
ice, and a liberal deal on subscrip-
ion payments. Read our offer in
mother place in this issue.
Ray Mitchell of Wolf Point. who is
low in Chicago, was an interested
isitor one day this week at Radio
tation WIS, located in the tower of
he Sears-Roebuck plant.
Extra pair of trousers free with
ach suit ordered during Trade Fes-
val Week. The Davey Tailors.
37-2t
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
eonard, who formerly resided here,
ave received announcements of the
nth of a daughter to them at Port
nd, Oregon.
New subscriptions to The Herald
e coming in every day and the
,ecial $1.75 offer will remain in
rec through Bargain Festival"
eek-read our special offers for
at week.
H. N. Marion and H. A. Schoening
tended a big republican meeting at
'oid Saturday night. j. w. Schnitz-
r made the principal speech of the
ening which was we'll received by
e big audience.
The four pages of Bargain Festi-
l advertising in this issue of The
are loaded with good bargains
d liberal free offers. 1t is neces-
ry to read every one of them to
the opportunities the week will
fer.
The beautiful California-plus
ather that Montana has had ever
70 tho hiC rain and cpouy on Oct