The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-24
Local Items
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MS RelSIuLQ OF Jne OOuInSIQe was
a visitor in Wolf Point Thursday.
Scott Stebbins loaded three cars
of cattle Thursday, part of which he
purchased from Hank Cusker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Martin and
William Mitchell of Bainville were
guests of Mrs. R. NJ. Kellogg Friday.
Mrs. A. j. Hallauer of Lustre will
undergo a major operation at the
Wolf Point hospital Friday
Mrs. Huber Leondorf and two
daughters from Vida spent Thursday
and Friday of last week as guests
of Mrs. Jack Heating.
Lillian Larson visited her home in
Poplar Wednesday evening.
John Curran and Scott Smith, Jr.,
of Poplar called on friends in Wolf
Point Wednesday.
Owen Roberts, formerly a Wolf
Point high school boy, is enrolled in
the Helena high school this winter.
Dan Staples has been on the sick
list most of this week.
A letter from G. P. L~amberton
says he is in Kansas City for a few
months but expects to return to Los
Angeles later.
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Mrs c. J.. Graves has returned
from Wisconsin where she was called
by the death of an aunt.
H. c. Ditmarson Of the Motor
Sales firm that the latest
improved model of Ford touring car
is now on exhibit at his firm.
Mrs. Hedderick of the Southside
taken suddenly i'll Thursday af-
ternoon and a local doctor was cal
led to care for her.
DR.. j. R. Burgess, Connie Schen-
kenberger, Ivan Butler, Todd Shan
ley and Ray Kelberer went on a
hunting trip Wednesday. Other
hunters out this week were Morris
Listerud, Fay Bartholomew, Andrew
Listug and R. L. Stephens.
Nettie Funk has moved from the
Brown home in the northside into
the LaRoque house on the southside
of town, which her parents have
token for the winter months.
D. B. Noble, county agent, was a
in town Wednesday and
Thursday.
The Rev. and Mrs. G. E. Haynes
returned Wednesday evening from
the Methodist general conference at
Great Falls.
The Lohmiller school will open
next Monday. It has been gotten in
10 shape and ready for use by Chris
Ioughsten.
Mrs. j. Curran of Poplar was a
in Wolf Point Thursday.
Attorneys Ericsson and Noun Of
were visitors in Wolf Point
Thursday for law and motion ses-
ions.
Father P. F. Onanty Of gilbert
on motored here on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Cobban of
7roid passed through Wolf Point
thursday returning from Nashua
18th sheep.
Judge Hurley of Glasgow atten-
ed law and motion day sessions
ere Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Walton of
were visitors here Wednes-
ay and Thursday.
Dorothy Cosier, H. NJ. Cosier and
neir house guest Mr.. Heddenberg
f Los Angeles, Calf, called on
,iends in Wolf Point Wednesday.
Jack Marmon was a visitor in
7olf Point Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fay of Vida
ere here several days this week on
lsiness and visiting friends. ]
Frank Good and family of the Z
outhside came to town Thursday. F.,
John Dawson of Oswego was a
off Point visitor Thursday. {
Frank Landet and family of south
Bowdoin visited in Wolf Point
is week.
w. E. Nickel of the Southside
ade a business trip to Wolf Point.
Delbert Rhoades county commits wx