The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-18

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According to word which was re.
celved here the early part of the
week Mrs. w. J. Hardie underwent
a major operation at the Mayo Bro.
theirs Clinic in Rochester, Mimi. the
early part of the week and is very
much better at present.
John Dorgan and son, Steve, ano
Mr.. Campbell, ST., wore in from
Benrud last Saturday. Dan Staples
accompanied them to assist the or
chestra with the music for the dance
at Pershiag Community hall that
night.
j. G.. Schafer came in from Vida
Saturday and remained until Sun
day.
Donald J. Handy, of Cakes, N. D.,
a former acquaintance of the edi-
tor, was in the city this week, con-
veying a clothing salesman and his
trunks over the territory.
W. L. Stephens is an enthusiastic
gardner and puts in his spare time
on a plot neat the river learning
what Montana soil, moisture and sun
shine will do. He has peas so we'll
along he says they will be ready to
use by the 22nd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Richardson,
of the local telephone exchange, left
Friday on a six weeks motor trip
through the western part of the
country. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Barick-
man of Glasgow are now in charge
of the office and are being assist
ed by Miss Theo Wright, a local girl.
Andy Fike, of the Benrud COM
munity came to Wolf Point Tues
day evening to play the drums at
the dance in the Coliseum.
George E. Hurd of Great Falls, is
n of the attorneys attending the
court here this week.
"Ridgeway from Montana" a ty-
pical Montana production will be the
splendid picture at the Liberty next
Monday, with admission at only 10
and 80 cents. A splendid program.
Mrs. George Morse of Seattle vi
sited her sister, Miss Nell Helmer, be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Dorothy Cosier and Vivian Akin
son of Poplar visited Lillian Larson
Tuesday. When they returned in
the evening Luella Larson accompan-
led them back to Poplar.
Mrs. Katherine Olson and her son,
Ordean, left Wednesday far a two
weeks vacation trip in Minneapolis.
The nine-year old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Under Hank fell from her
horse last Sunday and broke her arm.
The accident occurred on their
Southside ranch.
J. R. CLANCY, claim agent from
Havre, was a visitor here Wednesday.
Mrs. c. G. Thompson and her son
Harold motored to Williston Mop
Many of the local Great North
employees attended the Employ
.es Club meeting at the Masonic
in Havre last Monday We
ling. They returned on No. % the
GLOWING day and all report a first
lass time.
Sam Olson spent Sunday and Mon
.ay with his brother Clarence Sc
Mr.. Olson resides in the
'lathead Valley.
Mr.. and MI s.Jake Deck left Thurs
ay motoring to Mountain Lake,
J. G.. Ems and family left this
yeek for a visit in Harvey, North
J. W. Bishop and son, Arthur,
ERE in from Sand Creek to see the
They have in over 200 acres
grain that is looking fine and J.
T., who passed his 80th milestone
.ck about the year of the dry spell,
as personally hoed their big patch
{ spuds.
Mrs. NJ. Meyers will conclude her
sit at the home Of her daughter,
rs. J. A. Peters, and will leave Fri
ay for Fergus Falls, Mimi, where
will visit a son, before going to
n home in Minneapolis. Mrs. Mey-
S has been here several months
ID declares she is delighted with
ontana and considers it a better
ace to live than the cities.