The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-10-01

Miss Blanche Saunders, one of
the local teachers, received word
Thursday morning of the death of
her father. He was killed in an ac-
cident in North Dakota. No other
details were in the message she re-
received. Miss Saunders left on the
evening train for her home in North
Dakota.
New Crosley Radios and supplies
on display at Comics Shop. Soft
Mrs. Harriet Maltby, Mrs. Clar-
ence Severson and Miss Harriet Sc
verson returned Monday from an ex-
tended visit in Los Angeles.
Make bread that tastes better,
looks better and is better. Occident
Flour. lift
Elmer Hansen left by car Thurs
day morning for his new home in
Washington, 80 miles west of Spo-
kane in the Big Bend country. His
family are following him by train.
Mrs. Wallace Gilday left Tuesday
evening for Minot after a visit of
several days with her daughter, Mrs.
Nina Munson.
The short locals are no longer con-
fined to one page of The Herald,
but will be found divided among
four or five pages-if you don't read
them all you miss part of the news.
Fourteen deportees on their way
from Seattle to New York City from
whence they will be returned to their
native countries passed through
Wolf Point Thursday morning under
a heavy guard, on No. 2.
The following paragraph is taken
from the Atwater-Kent radio in
struction book. Other paragraphs
will be inserted weekly. "Section.
S-Screeching or Bob White
calls. These noises vary in inten-
sity and are usually due to some
other receiver that is being tuned in,
in your immediate neighborhood.
Nothing can be done to remedy this
trouble-it is a case Of "grin and
bear it," However you should be-
member that your Atwater-Kent set
does not radiate, hence it does not
annoy others as your neighbor is an
noying you" Hear the Atwater-
Kent any evening at the Camrud
Motor Company. 33-1.
Ward Nelson of Minneapolis was
a business visitor in Wolf Point
Thursday.
Iva Nefzger was the guest last
Sunday of Margaret and Una Ran
dali at the Randall ranch on the
Southside.
We have taken apart an Overland
car, Model 90 and will sell any part
of it at wrecking car house prices.
The Camrud Motor Company. 33-1
Sheriff Davis of Circle accompan-
led by the deputy sheriff of McCone
county was in Wolf Point Wednes-
day.
Nell Helmer spent the weekend
at her home in Poplar, leaving here
and returning Sunday eve
ling.
James Frost left Wednesday ev-
for a vacation trip to the Pa
,ifc coast.
Olaf Ramstead Of Thief River
Falls, Minnesota made a business
rip here last week.
Esther Erickson, a high school
,raduate of '25, has enrolled in the
University of Montana at Missoula.
Do not miss that splendid picture
entitled '"The Spaniard." Elk
client. 1871
Mrs. Olive Whitcraft left on No.
Wednesday for Whitfsh.
Two golf clubs were left in the
uilding at the home green, the day
he Williston club played here. They
re now at The Herald office. Who
them?
What is the standard of moral
leasurement. Hear Scientific Be
eff in Character" Presbyterian
aurch, Sunday morning, Oct. 4.
93-1t.
Attorney George Ericsson of Pop
II was here Thursday at the H.
i. ~Schoening law Office in the in
,rests Of the S%choening estate.
Mrs. Frank Catlin returned last
eek from a visit of several weeks
Seattle.