The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-02
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L. M. Clayton has this week moved
into the Mitchell house on Fifth ave
nue., formerly occupied H. c. Kreis
and Ed Ablin has moved into the
house on Fairweather street which
he recently purchased from R. b
Conrad.
Glen Peelman, clerk in the county
recorders office, and Miss Anne
MCGOWAN, st~enographer in the office
of County Agent Noble, have re-
signed their positions and returned to
their homes at Poplar.
Pity the poor misunderstanding
the fair sex all their lives and then
when they thought themselves safe
Well, see "Daddies" Sunday at the
Liberty for real fun.
The Pepperbox Revue gave two
snappy shows between pictures at the
Liberty Tuesday and Wednesday
nights. While mostly froth, there is
real talent also among the peppery
20 and their audiences were we'll en-
tertained.
W. ]. Kearney is making substan-
tial improvements in the "Smoke
House" by covering the floor with
linoleum and putting in a handsome
new show case.
The splendid Vale-Howland COM
pany, who were here last year, will
be here again next Wednesday, the
7th, with an entirely new show. One
show only, commencing at s o'clock.
DR.. I. S. ABPlonalp, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, of Williston,
will be at the Sherman hotel Monday,
April 9Th. GIT
The special production, "The Man
Who Came Back" taken from the
story you have all read and enjoyed,
will be presented at the Liberty on
Thursday and Friday, April 9 and 10.
One you wont want to miss.
Miss Edna Lintner, who is taking
nurses training at the D%eaconness
hospital at Glasgow, visited at her
home here the latter part of last
week.
j. R. Evans is home after spend
ing the winter in the Wisconsin
lumber woods and in a visit to his
old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Bartholomew
are rejoicing over the birth of a
baby bow which came to their home
last Sunday.
The Methodist aid will hold a food
sale at the City Grocery on Satur-
day, April A.
The April general meeting of the
Commercial club will be held Friday,
the 10th, at the Sherman hotel.
Don't bother to cook for Sunday;
buy a supply of food at the Metho-
dist food sale at the City Grocery
next Saturday. Tit
Miss Merle Voorhees, left for her
home at Helena after spending two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Voorhees,.
Very nice, ready-for-the-table food
the Methodist aid sale; City Gro
,ery, Saturday, April 4.
Additional Odds owners-Einer
Peterson, special roadster; j. R. :
Iolsclaw, special touring. Tit :
No. 1 hard wheat is down to $1.38
oday. Butterfat quotation today is 4
z cents.
Mrs. Ben Neal of Poplar under
vent an operation at the Wolf Point
ospital Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy billiard underwent
operation for acute appendicitis
t Mrs. Costello's hospital Friday.
Mrs. J. A. Thorn is reported i'll
18th pneumonia.
]. H. Coffey returned from a bust
ess trip this week.
Big twelve-reel bargain show at the
Monday, April 9Th. F
See Hoot Gibson, also Jack Demp-
ey at the Liberty Monday, April 6.
.UCTION SALE-Horses, harness, {
wagon, sleigh, household goods;
Saturday, April IL; south of Kelly F
Bros Hardware Co., Wolf Point.
A. o. Carlson. 7-1tp E