The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-01-08


If you want a good laugh, then see
Battling Orioles next Thursday-Fri-
day. Also a Mack Sennett comedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Farnham of the
S~outhside attended the Royal Nengh-
Dor card party Wednesday evening.
More new classy overcoats and 2
pants suits at the Davey Tailors.
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A daughter was born in this city
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Woorley spent
New Years at the Scott Hart home
in Poplar.
The Presbyterian Aid Society will
meet at the church on Thursday, Jan.
18th.
For sale-8 sewing machines,
overhauled and in good condition.
navev Tailors. Aft
The Presbyterian Ladies will have
a food sale at the Valley Market on
Saturday, Jan. 10th.
Do not miss the mid-winter special
shows at the Liberty, which is the
pick of the pictures.
Ten years at school without he
ing absent or tardy is the record OF
Miss Dora Meier of New York.
Glen Peelman and Anne MCGOWAN
spent the weekend at their homes IN
Poplar.
A. R. Milton of Poplar assisted in
managing the dance at the Coliseum
Saturday night.
Rev. John w. Kuller of Opheim is
in the city to attend the Methodist
district conference.
Dan Noble, County Agent, left on
Sunday night for Bozeman to attend
the Annual Conference and Farm
Week at that place.
Don't miss the scream of the season
Battling Orioles and the splendid
Mack Sennett comedy next Thurs
day-Friday at the Liberty.
Mrs. ]. R. Danielson of Towner,
N. D.. is here for a visit with her sis
ter. Mrs. Ed. Nichol and her brother,
Howard Brown.
John J. Beier from Frazer brought
a load of hogs to the Equity market
Wednesday, receiving $3.50 per hun
bred.
o. A. Skaret, proprietor of the
Southside Grocery is building an ad-
dition that will about double the ca
pacity of his store.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Riley, whose home is in the
south part of town, on Monday, JAM
5.
Friends of E. G. Brownlee will be
clad to know that he is gradually
improving, and that he is now able
to sit up.
Mrs. Allie Hedden left Monday for
her home at Timber Lake, S. Oak,
afte ra months visit with her reua-
tives here.
E. w. Martin and John Bawden
and Harold Bawden Of Nickwall
came to Wolf Point Wednesday to
visit Gladys Martin who is seriously
i'll.
Ben Alexander, Henry Walthall,
Irene Rich and Rockliffe Fellows in
the extra fine production entitled
"Boy Of Mine" next Saturday at the
Liberty.
John Stead Of Peoria, Ill, spent
the first of the week at the j. ?.
Heating home while en- route to
Great Falls. Mr.. Stead and Mr.. Keat-
ing were schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Mckay OF
Prairie Elk have moved into the Nc
Aleer house on Fairweather street,
coming to Wolf Point to give their
bows the advantage of our schools.
Gladys Martin, who recently I'M
derwent an operation for appendi-
citis is still seriously i'll, but her many
friends will be pleased to know that
her condition is improved today.
The past week has brought the
most delightful winter weather, with
clear skies most of the time, dry,
calm air, temperature from 10 to
IA above, and just enough well
packed snow for sleighing.
Still the names come in for mailing
the Wolf Point advertising matter,
and some get the supplements and
mail them themselves. There are still
plenty Of supplements but the full
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The editor surely appreciates the
favor of having news items handed,
phoned or mailed in to The Herald.
Many interesting locals go unmen-
every week because the report
sr cannot make a circuit Of the homes
and does not hear Of the items.
A glance at the local markets of
other towns proves that Wolf Point
hoe q ,.aaI Grain market Last week 1