The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-03

49, DA$RNAo N4ciOCu AGl PNLS-
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickels Of tn
Southside Sunday.
You can make better bread an(
more loaves every baking with Occi
dent Flour. lit
Miss Winnifred Murphy arrived
Tuesday afternoon for a visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. P. Sinnott, be.
fore leaving for Florida where she
will spend the winter.
Are you behind with your fall
sewing? Come and see the nifty
aprons and stylish dresses made out
Of pretty French ginghams. Fash
ionable ~children's dresses and lovely
hand made baby dresses suitable for
gifts, at the Presbyterian Sale. Next
to Norby's, Sept. -. 29-lt.
"Warrens of Virginia." featuring
Robert E. Lee and U. S. Grant is a
wonderful picture at the Liberty
next w 29-1
Lonita Kurtz, Mildred Lawson,
Pauline Haynes, Ted Couey, Kenneth
and Lowell Kurtz, and Howard Kel-
sey, of Poplar motored to Wolf
Point to call on friends and to at
tend the Chautauqua programs.
Thomas R. Forbes accompanied
Attorney George Ericsson to Glas-
gov Tuesday.
Ruth Anderson, "Pete" Patch,
Howard Helmer, Rex Heniger, ac-
companied by Mrs. R. E. Patch of
Poplar attended the Chautauqua SEES
sion Sunday evening.
Watch him step on the laughing
gas, and travel two-smiles-a-min-
ute in next Saturdays picture fea-
turing Richard Dix in "The Lucky
Devil 29-1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jerome of Pop
lar called on friends in Wolf Point
Wednesday afternoon.
Elias Erickson of Fosston, Mime
sofa was the guest of his brother,
Ole Erickson last week.
Elmer Hauge returned Tuesday
evening from a visit with his broth
er, Adolph Hauge in Cour D.Alene,
Elephants for sale. Big elephants.
middle sized elephants and baby ele-
Come and see the elephants.
Come early and avoid the rush.
Presbyterian Sale, Sept. IL. 29-1.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Milton CALLED
It the Thomas R. Forbes home Sat-
Irday.
The City Grocery, Cash Grocery,
IcAllens and Valley Market will re-
Give another car of fruit at the end !
f this week. 29-1
Miss Nell Helmer spent the week
nd at her home in Poplar. Miss i
[elmer's mother was i'll the latter i
art of last week but is much bet
er this week. :
Isabelle and Genevieve Montgom- il
~. Lillian Larson, Nell Helmer,
enevieve Dietrich, Alice Taylor, :,
oe Lasher, Leo Manich, Lyle Mon =
oe and Harold Thompson attended !,
le dance in Poplar Saturday eve :
ng.
Richard Dix, in that great y
cture entitled "The Lucky Devil =
Ext Saturday. 29-1.
Emma Lou Burch and Thelma y
emman of Great Falls, representa- =,
res of the Continental Health and -
Insurance company were
siness visitors in Wolf Point the D;
rIy part Of the week. Pr
tn
Last chance for cheap fruit for
eserving-pears, plums and Ell
rita peaches, car arrives Friday or er
turday this week-Cash Grocery,
~ Grocery, Valley Market, Nc
29-1
those from Poplar who at thu
lded the Chautauqua here on Sun thu
Y evening were Glen Peelman,
meth Kurtz, Lowell Kurtz, La
a Kurtz, Howard Helmer, Ruth rlV
derson and Mrs. r. E. Patch. we
Norman Loeppky and Frank Mate
sky spent Sunday at Mr.. Loop 70
IS home in this city. They are "a
h a harvesting crew in the north
part Of the county. mo
Dishes, ornaments, jewelry, beads, MOI
is, bags, hats, hardware, clothes, !
rugs, shoes, cutlery, fancy
k, toys and many other things
' be found in the White Elephant !
artment at the sale, Sept. II. ma