The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-05

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I "Lillies of the Field" is given D
! the censorship board as n OF Tn
So best pictures of the year, SO q
not miss it.
i Additional Twin City tractor or
E ders include one from Lorent
Holum. 81
I The Great Falls Tribune says IN
wide headline, Merchants Heralt
Springs Approach" but the practice
does not seem to be contagious.
New caps at The Davey Tail
orc 3-2t
See the "Good Night" feature or
the Olds-converted into a bed IN
side of ten minutes. See the n or
display. o-lt
Thos. R. Forbes has so far re-
covered from his serious illness that
he is able to sit up and be dressed
for apart of each day and will soon
be out Oh the street, it is expected.
Three Oldsmobile coaches were
sold last week to be delivered when
the roads become better. The new
owners will be listed as soon as de-
livarv is made Git
Five extra good shows at the Lib
erty next week and they will all bear
inspection.
Lots of Southside folks are hust-
ling in and out this week marketing
grain and laying in supplies. Pres
ent weather indications are for an
early breakup.
The first carload of Twin City
tractors was diverted to Richey IN
account of the river. Another a
will follow soon and come to Wolf
Point. Ed Camrud. Sit
w. I. Burnison will hold an auc-
ton sale of farm and household prop
erty on his place Is miles north of
the city on Wednesday, March IS.
Mr.. Burnison has rented his farm.
The Liberty has lined up a won
derful bill for next week, and de-
serves the attention of all who like
good shows.
Howard Hall left Sunday night
for Jacksonville, Florida, to continue
in his position with the Fruit Express
company. He expects to return next
fall. He is a graduate of the local
high school and is making good.
Corrine Griffith and Conway Tearle
the two artists, will prove their true
worth in "Lillies of the Field" show
ing at the Liberty next Thursday
and Friday.
When in doubt about this paper's
subscription price and terms. look at
the masthead" top of editorial
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Did you notice what is coming to
the Liberty next week? Something
you do not want to miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Steele have
returned from Redlands, Calf,
.hre they have been for the past
years, and have rented the J. B.
Randall farm on the southside for the
year.
Armour-s Cream station, under the
management of w. A. Kurtz. is again
,pen for business and all patrons
will receive the same courteous
treatment as before. 2-3t
Russell Hanson and family, who
re switching from Southside to
lorthside, came from Sand Creek
Wednesday on their way to theBen
thompson farm north of Volt, which
hey have rented.
The city water situation is UNI
hanged and the mayor posted the
OWN this week with requests to cut
own consumption as much as pos
-Olc QllIll tll6 uIll1GIS Cdu ScI IIrC r.
uick sand loosened and lifted out
the second well.
W. A. Kurtz, manager of the Ar
our Cream station, announces that
: is again buying cream every day
the old place. 2-3t
The lutheran ladies arc giving
birthday social at the church on
'ednesday evening, March II, and
ish to say that a cordial invita-
is extended to any one who
We not received one.
observation-disclosures MEN
AS l intend leaving the city | will
my three-room house, two blocks
nth of the roundhouse, at a snap on