The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-10-15

Miss Luella King, state rura
school supervisor, left Sunday OF
No. 3 for Helena.
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Mrs. Frank Kenney who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. A. Schoen.
ing, will leave Saturday for her home
in Havre.
A marriage license was issued to
Benjamin Naber of Vida and Lillian
Hubbard of Sand Creek, this week.
John Curran of Poplar motored
to Wolf Point Tuesday evening, re-
turning home on No. a.
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Miss Florence Amundson of Ray,
North Dakota is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Arlie Foor. Miss Amundson
arrived Monday evening.
Mrs. Lee, mother of o. E. Lee.
who formerly lived here, is visiting
Mrs. G. H. Flint this week. Mrs. Lee
has recently returned from the East
and will leave Friday for Frazer
where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. c. w. Flint.
Sheriff John Anderson left Mon
day OF a trip to Froid, Smoke Creek
and vicinity serving legal papers.
B. G. Daley is leaving this week
for Sheldon, North Dakota where he
will visit relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Crawford and Mrs.
Jack Taylor of Williston were here
this week. They drove back a new
a which Mrs. Taylor purchased
here.
Charles Hops of Great Falls was a
business visitor here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ketchner of
Poplar accompanied by their daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Seips were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Seel.
John and Morris Listerud motored
to Circle Tuesday.
Miss Madge McRae of Poplar was
the guest Friday and Saturday of
Miss Ruth MacFarlane. Miss McRae
and Miss MacFarlane were members
of the same sorority at the Univer-
sity of Montana.
Mrs. James Helmer, Sr., was a
Wolf Point visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Larson Of Pop
lar motored to Wolf Point Saturday
evening to meet their daughter, Lii
liam who returned to Poplar with
them.
Lillian Larson, deputy school
superintendent, left Wednesday eve
ming for Minot where she will have
ler eyes treated.
That great dog picture entitled
Find Your Man" and featuring the
wonder dog Rin-Tin-Tin. Better
han "Where the North Begins" Lib
srty Thursday-Friday. 35-1
Mrs. Ed Manley, and son Larry,
Irs. J. L. Atkinson, and Frank In
motored here Saturday. Lar
y Marley had his tonsils removed
~ a local physician while they were
lere.
Mrs. H. A. %Schoening was the
,uest of Attorney and Mrs. George
Ericsson in Poplar Last Sunday.
Miss Erma Small attended the
in Poplar Saturday evening.
Sherwood Anderson and Clayton
Jain motored to Wolf Point from
neir home in Poplar for a short Wis
on Tuesday.
Booth Tarkington's famous play,
Penrod" at the Liberty next Satur-
ay. A positive riot from start to
nish. Let all the children see it.35-1
Mrs. ]. S. Bruner spent the week
nd at her home here.
H. o. Morgan, Opheim banker,
Irchased an Oldsmobile sedan from
d Camrud this week.
Victor Dahlberg of Prairie Elk
ade a business trip to Wolf Point
Boys and girls, do not fail to see
Doth Tarkington's great story in
picture, "Penrod" to be shown
Ext Saturday at the Liberty. 35-1
H. c. Veins of Lustre came to
wn "Wednesday.