The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-04

C. M. Bixby and Morris Lund of
the Southside visited here Wednesday.
Fred Young of Vida has bought a
new Chevrolet.
Mrs. A. c.. Corbin of Poplar was
shopping here Wednesday.
Cliff Pritcher of Brockton was a
v isitor here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Karl Reddig left Monday motoring
to Kansas.
Mrs. Effie Kellogg visited in Balm
vile owe the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan of Willis
ton were visitors here Tuesday. Mr..
Dolan represents Swifts and Co.
DR.. w. P. McDanieIs of Scobey
was a visitor in Wolf Point Monday
evening.
Miss Lillian Larson spent the week
end at her home in Poplar, return
ing to Wolf Point Sunday evening.
Lee Jenkins, member Of the force
at the Herald, left Saturday even
ing for a short business trip to Idaho.
The Misses Nell, Anna and Mar
garet MCGOWAN of Poplar motored
to Wolf Point Wednesday afternoon.
William Miller, nephew Of John F.
Cook, left Tuesday to visit his pa
rents in Williston.
Pearl Merwin has obtained a per-
nit to erect a garage adjoining his
new house on the Northe side.
Ted Strand, a rancher near Benrud,
purchased a Chevrolet truck this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kitchener of
Poplar was the house guests of Mrs.
Jacob Seel this week.
Miss Dolores Smith and a party
of friends from Poplar motored to
Wolf Point on a shopping trip We'd
nesday.
P. w. Axelsen of the C. I. Johnson
Mfg. Co., of st. Paul arrived in Wolf
Point Thursday on a business trip.
He was a caller at the Herald office.
James T. Mitchell of Great Falls,
Great Northern right of way agent
was here Wednesday attending to
official business.
Mrs. A. Ripke motored to Belt,
Montana, LEAVING here Saturday. Mr..
Ripke accompanied her as far as
Havre.
A marriage licence was obtained
the early part of the week by Alma
Kline of Dowd and Stanley Nees of
Flaxville.
It's is her most wonderful achieve
ment, is what they all say about Col
leen Moore in her picture $50 Big"
to be shown at the Liberty next
Thursday and Friday. 16-1t
T. J. de LaHunt returned Saturday
from Morris, Mimi, where he at
tended his brothers funeral. Mrs.
Michel de La Hunt and family re-
NAMED in Morris.
Harold Thompson has completed
his term of teaching near Brock
ton and has returned to Wolf Point
to spend the summer months with
his parents.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. H. Hammond of
Grand Forks, North Dakota visited
their cousin, Charles Hamblin the
early part of the week, while on
their way to Missoula.
Big Bargain Show, next Monday
at the Liberty showing $4,000 feet
of film for only 10 and 80 cents,
Hoot Gibson, Jack Demp-
sey, Felix the cat. Riddle Maker, and 7
Way of A Man. 16-1t 9
c. E. Walker of Minneapolis, sales !
manager for the Pence Automobile i
To-, and district representative E. V. Q
2hoades of Williston, were in the
.ity this week in the interests of the a
Buick cars. h
Miss Dorothy Gilligan, high school u
tudent, who has been living at the :,
billiard home this winter will visit d
few days with her aunt, Mrs. John
'chillnger Of Vida before returning f
o her home at Brockton. p
Two cars of Great Northern veter- II I,
MS passed thru Wolf Point Thurs y,
ay on their way to the veterans re- a
MON convention in Fargo. The train y
in Seattle and has been pick
1g up men all along the way. D