The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-07-16

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a wagon at the Lingle ranch sout
of Frazer and broke her right arr
at the elbow. Mr.. Lingle immed
ately brought her into Wolf Poin
for medical attention and she
staying at the home of Nh. R. N
Kellogg until the injury is better.
Miss Sunshine Dempsey of Chi
cago, ILL.,, a cousin of Jack Demp
sey, heavyweight ring champion o
the world, was the guest of Mis-
Leona Merwin of this city last Sat
urday. Miss Dempsey has gone t.
Glasgow but will return in the nea
future to be Miss Merwin's CUES
for several days.
Get your Irvine at the Farmer
Elevator. 22-2t
"The Price of Pleasure" is a won
derful picture with a famous cas-
that should please everybody. L
Don't miss that splendid program
at the Liberty next Sunday, showing
that splendid comedy-drama entitled
Marry Me-" II
Saturday visitors here from Pop.
lar were Mrs. Abe Dale and child.
rem, Mrs. Eric Noun, Mr.. and Mrs
M. G. Ericsson, Nell Rounds, Marian
Patch, Ruth Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs
H. c. Walker, DR.. L. C. Anderson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith.
Some extra fine programs are
lined up for next week at the Lib
erty, starting Sunday with a good
comedy-drama, entitled Marry Me-"
comes highly praised. 1t
Mrs. Richardson and daughters of
Culbertson attended the Stampede
Saturday.
Bert Bauers of Culbertson was a
Saturday visitor in Wolf Point.
Coulter and Chamberlain announce
that they have purchased the Tur-
ner barber shop. 22-1
Among those from Poplar seen at
the Wolf Point dances Saturday ev-
ening were Dorothy Cosier, Vivian
Atkinson, Luella Larson, Scott
Smith, Melford Dahl, Olaf Hagen,
John Helmer, H. A. Monson, George
Banta, Mr.. and Mrs. William Midell
and son Winston, DR.. and Donald
Fulkerson and MILFORD Lawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulter
motored to Poplar Sunday to call
on Mrs. Coulter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Rounds.
Larry O'Hara of Fargo, N. D.,
agent for Twin City tractors, was
a visitor here Wednesday, calling
business friends.
Miss Mabel Jetson of Grenora, N.
D. was the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
M. Tone during the Stampede.
Mrs. S. F. Bullock of Mortified,
Mimi. is visiting her son, C. w. Ham
olin. She has been spending the
in California and on her
way back stopped here and will
probably remain during the summer
months.
Joe Camrud of the Benrud COM
hauled grain to Wolf Point
tuesday,.
The Rev. A. o. Johnson took his
on to Grand Forks Friday where he
eft him for a summers visit W
elatives there.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. R. Keefe of Wat
rtown, South Dakota were guests
t the home of o. w. Smith during
he Stampede. They were on their
ray home from the Glacier Nation
| Park.
Tom Duncan purchased on Odds
coach Tuesday.
Martin Camrud and family of
Iaddock, North Dakota who have
cen visiting Ed. Camrud left Tues
ay morning for their home.
J.. D. Stone and family left for
pokane, Washington Wednesday
corning where Mr.. Stone will seek
business location. Mr.. Stone has
'rmerly been with the Farmers
umber company of this city.
Neil Harlow of the Southside
auled grain here on Wednesday.
Mrs. Bear Cub underwent an OPP
alton at the Wolf Point hospital
lesday.
Stella Carlson, an eight year old
RI from Poplar, was brought in
the Wolf Point hospital Sunday