The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-16

OF Wllliston, have moved into one of
the Great Northern cottages this
week. Mr.. Sheehan is a freight con-
ductor, well known on this division.
Foster Kreis, son of Mrs. H. C.
kreis, spent the Easter vacation Wis
iting friends in Bowdoin. Master
Foster is a student in the Wolf Point
grade school.
The local postofice Monday re-
ceived their supply of cent and a half
stamps which were first used on
Wednesday, when the new postal reg
ulations went into effect.
E. C. Richardson, manager of the
Wolf Point telephone exchange and
assistant to H. E. Bisbee in eastern
Montana, was a visitor in Culbertson
Thursday.
Charles F. Myer of Lustre was a
business visitor in Wolf Point Sat-
urday. Mr.. Myer purchased the gas
engine advertised in The Herald of
flee and will install it on his ranch
in the near future.
Among those from Poplar attend
ing the dance at the Coliseum Mon
day night were Mrs. Ethel Gaulke,
Miss Madge McRae, Miss Nell Hell
mer, Clayton Balm, Howard Helmer,
and John Helmer.
R. B. Camrud of the Volt country
came to town Monday to dispose of
a load of hogs. This is the first time
this spring that Mr.. Camrud has
made the trip in. He reports receiv-
ing a good price for his hogs.
W. H. McKibban of Poplar is now
in the Costello hospital suffering
from chronic troubles. Mr.. McKib-
ban is quite seriously i'll and will
be confined to the hospital for some
time.
J. E. Schmidt, a brakeman on the
Great Northern, broke his leg early
Tuesday morning while at work. He
was taken from the train at Saco
and brought back here. He is now
in the Wolf Point hospital.
John P. Robbins left Friday with
his tractor enroute to Scobey. His
family have already gone out to the
ranch they own near there and they
will be there the remainder of the
summer.
Senator John Green of McCone
county passed through Wolf Point
Monday on the way to his ranch near
Vida. Senator Green is preparing
to start operations on his ranch i'm
~nediately.
Henry Fossen, a brother of Mrs.
Henry Peterson of this community,
arrived Sunday from Minnesota and
eft soon afterward for his home
tead near Benrud. Mr.. Fossen lived
five years ago but left for other
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Siljenberg left
londay morning for their ranch near
Volt Point, preparatory to spring
eeding. Mr.. Siljenberg has obtain
d a thirty days leave of absence /
rom the Great Northern roundhouse 4
here he is regularly employed.
John Doe arrived home rather late /
ne night last week. Friend wife I
up waiting for him. Afterwards I
lere were unpleasant rumors of a
,paration. But John, the old fox,
atched it up by buying her a new y
electric washer. For sale by '
e Wolf Point Mercantile Co. Git .
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Faddness
otored here last week from Seattle
Id spent several days with their
arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lasher.
hey left Tuesday for their ranch
P~lentywood where they will spend
e summer.
MISS LlllldD LI1ChoOH u DdlAisA4aN
rived here Sunday evening. Miss
rickson has accepted a situation
it'll the Wolf Point bakery. She
experienced in this line of business
she was with Mr.. and Mrs. Schaale
.ur years ago. She is making her
with Nh. and Mrs. Schaale.
C. E. Potter, Boys and Girls Club
orker from Bozeman spent Tues
and Wednesday here in confer
ice with County Agent Noble, P.
Moller, superintendent of the In
an reservation at Poplar, and Geo.
urtz, in charge of the Boys and
rls' club work on the Poplar res
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Rhodes re-
Saturday from their home in
role and will be at their home on