The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-17
Local Items
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Among those from out OF tow
who have come in to enter higl
school are Anna Heinrich of Vol
who is registered as a junior; Ell;
Carlson of Volt, a sophomore; Law
renee and Margaret Reddicker Of
Liberty registered as freshmen.
The Normal training graduates Of
the Wolf Point high school last June
have accepted teaching positions fol
the year in this county and opened
their schools Monday. The teachers
! and their schools are: Irene DER.
Volt; Julia Welzenbach, Liberty
Olga Fleenor, Pioneer; Tina Funk,
Wide Awake; Elizabeth Funk,
French; Anna Marie Ridge, Warm
brod.
Miss Ellen Deldt of Minot arrived
Monday evening and was the house
guest of Mrs. w. D. Harvey until
Thursday.
Charles Rathert and Seraphine
LEM returned Sunday evening from
Kalispell where they had visited
Charles grandparents.
James King and family of north
of Nashua have moved here and
taken up residence in Wolf Point.
The Hadle Nyland ranch north of
town has been purchased by o. K.
Nasty of Hamblin.
Mrs. Tollefsrud and daughter
Elna are guests of Mrs. Tollefsrud's
sister Mrs. Connie Schenkenberger
this week.
Alton Geringer of Dawson county
has come to Wolf Point to make his
home with his grandfather, Mr.. Ger
niger of this city, and to attend the
local schools.
Jens Larson of Brockton was a
business visitor in Wolf Point Tues
day.
Maurice Bunker of Vida has moved
to Wolf Point for the winter months.
L. O'Hearn of Fargo, N. D., made
a business trip to Wolf Point We'd
nesday. He is the factory represen-
tative of Twin Cities tractors.
K. K. Bondy of Frazer made a
business visit here Wednesday.
NJ. E. Howard of Cow Greek
drove his eight-horse team to town
this week with a 2O0-bushel load of
grain. It takes him three days to
make the round trip.
Joseph Pipal of the S~outhside has
purchased lots 25 and 26 Of Block
5, Smiths addition and has moved
into town to make his home. He
has four children in school.
Hazel Chapman returned Thurs
day from Minot where she went to
have an operation on her nose.
Phil Geisen of Weldon has moved
to Wolf Point to take advantage of
the schools here.
A. L. Wood Of the North country
returned this week from Fergus
Falls, Mimi, driving a new truck for
use on his farm.
Aaron Neufeldt of Lustre has
moved into town for the winter
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hadle Nyland, Laura
Nyland and Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Jacobs returned Monday from a Wis
it in Hibbing, MINI.
Hazel Carpenter who has been !
spending the summer months in Pop
lar working on the staff of the
Standard returned to Wolf Point
Sunday and is now registered in
nigh school. She will make her home
With Mrs. Lee jenkins for the win
,er months.
Mrs. L. A. Tanning who recently
eft to accept a position with the
3uttrey store in Havre was called
0 her home in Bedford, Iowa by the
of her brother Bruce Klemple. ,
She passed through here Monday +
on No. 4 on her way east.
James Brownlee left Monday eve +
ling for Bozeman where he will n
oil as a mechanical engineering &
tudent in the state college. :
The Herman Pipal family have
moved into the Ted Stennes house
n Dawson street. 4
Grace Williams returned Sunday 3
from Stanley, North Dako- y
a and is now at the home of her 3
%arents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Will &
ans. q
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Cherry made &
trip to Minot last week. s
V. C. Walters of Volt was in Wolf d
0oint Monday. A