The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-24

: connection with theh case of Al Ben
l son who is being held on a charg'
Of running a ferry without a license
The matter will be submitted to tn
5 attorney general of the state.
"The Ten Commandments" the
Y greatest picture ever made will b.
shown at 3:15 next Thursday ant
/, Friday and at s o'clock each eve.
ming, and on account of the extreme
length of this gigantic picture there
will only be one show each evening,
32-1t,
Mrs. Ada A. McAllen and Miss
Florence McAllen arrived here Mon
day from their home in Chicago and
are guests at the home of Mrs. Julia
Jacob where they will remain for
two weeks.
At large expense we have equip
ped this shop with a complete tubs
testing outfit. The Radio Shop. 32-1
Jack Thompson of Lewistown has
accepted a position at the Sherman
Hotel as clerk and general helper.
Misses Winnifred and Sylvia Muir
ply who have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. w. P. Sinnott, left We'd
nesday evening for New England,
North Dakota, where they will visit
other relatives.
Elmer Hansen of the Southside
called in town Wednesday.
If your super-heterodyne is not
giving you satisfaction bring your
tubes in and we will test and bal
ance them for a nominal charge.
The Radio Shop. 32-1t.
W. F. Churchill of M~orrisville,
Vermont, is here this week on bust
ness. Mr.. Churchill has large land
holdings in this vicinity.
A. J.. Mcpherson, formerly in
charge of the local telephone ex-
change and now making his home in
Glasgow is working as foreman of
a telephone construction crew at
Character, the clue to many mys-
Hear Scientific Belief in
Character" Presbyterian Church.
II a. m. Sunday. 32-1t |
Arlie Foor returned Saturday
a trip to the central part of :
he state going first to Deer Lodge :
md afterward to Helena to visit his
brother, F. L. Foor, stopping in
Great Falls for a business visit on a
lis return. {
Rug and Furniture representative \
rom Luger Furniture Co., will be +
ere on day, Oct. End and will take q
pecial orders for Rugs or Furni-
ure. Wolf Point Mere. Co. 32-1t.
H. Hunt, representative of the R
-r%ant-Smith contracting firm Of a.
pokane, was in Wolf Point Tues
ay en- route to Scobey to inspect
lie grading on the Scobey-Opheim W
tn
Fred Anderson of Bredette came
town this week. s
Sc
A few sets of Atwater-Kent radios S.
i'll be on display at the Camrud
otor Company in a short time. 32-1
We are prepared to ~rejuvinate
e tubes in your receiving set. The
ado Shop. 32-1t. me
al.
W. S. O'Herron Of the Redwater
al firm was a business visitor here
lesday. ia
Hear Sydney A. Walker, Sunday
HOO a. m. Presbyterian
urch. Sermon Lecture Scientific ah'
lief in Character" 32-1t ma
eve
Mrs. P. B. Murphy came down from tao
obey today and is visiting at the
P. Sinnott home. She will go \
Great Falls Friday to consult Mr;
gov
Hrs. Nina Munson accompanied frol
her mother, Mrs. B. W.. Gilday Of :
lace, Idaho, returned to Wolf I
Mt Saturday evening. MOI
lake bread that tastes better,
IS better and is better. Occident 4
hav,
II. and Mrs. Paul Nygaard and the
lily returned Thursday from al n
days visit in northern Minneso-
at the home Of Mrs. Nygaard. hna,
900 people, 900 horses, 200 bur
so camels, 1000 cattle, 500 n
sp, 800 fowl, and hundreds of Dav
n animals were used in making =
e Ten Commandments" to be y
vn at the Liberty next Thursday was
Friday with Special Matinees at INC
each day, and one show each p,
ling starting at s o'clock sharp. tbe
o1-lV' idea
RS. Walter May arrived Monday W
ling from Medicine Lake to -
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