The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-02-05

our new Oprlng odWpleS arc hoiS
Order your suit now. Davey Tailors.
Soft
Mr.. and Mrs. ?.lsl Arrtz returned
home from Rochester, Mimi. Friday
proved in health.
See me about quality flour before
buying elsewhere. Cash Grocery.
51-3t.
Dan B. Noble visited the Mineral
Bench vicinity on county agent bus
mess yesterday.
The Covered Wagon will soon be
here, watch the Liberty ad and bill
boards.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Sheffelbine of Nckwall on
January 80.
The Tornado will be here next
Thursday and Friday, featuring the
celebrated House Peters.
Fresh stock of Sunshine cookies
and crackers at all times. Cash Groc
and crackers at all times. Cash Groc-
An extra fine program will be
given Sunday at the Liberty. See
special ad.
The high school boys basketball
team and the businessmen's volley-
ball team will play at Glasgow on
Tuesday, February 10.
Reginald Denny of Leather Push
ers fame, will be in a Jewel Special
Comedy Drama next Tuesday and
Wednesday.
J. A. Mccain, the pure bred stock
man of Culbertson was in the county
seat today.
An extra select line of Special
pictures are booked at the Liberty
for next week, look them over IN
special ad.
The fire siren will sound at eve
pm. on Friday evening just to remind
folks that it is time to start for the
1O1A0 SAASS
Fire Departments 18th n ball.
Rev. C. E. Haynes left Wednesday
evening for Saco where he conduct
ed the funeral of an old time friend
Thursday.
House Peters in the Jewel master
piece entitled "The Tornado" will
be shown next Thursday and Fri
day. Simply great.
Fire! Fire! Fire! fire yourself with
enough enthusiasm to buy a ticket to
the annual ball of the Fire Depart
ment, Friday, February 10.
Before buying spring supplies, see
my lines, at home Saturdays or any
time by appointment. Maud Kellogg
phone 500. 5O-zGp
E. H. Mcpherson, of South View,
Slsk., visited here at the home of his
former neighbors, Mr.. and Mr.. I.
T. Harris this week.
The Covered Wagon, Abrham Lin
coln, Zane Grey's Border Legion
and the Huncnoack of Notre Dame
are all booked for early showing at
the Liberty.
Mrs. S~treissguth and daughter,
Ella, who are enroute east from
Seattle, stopped off last Friday to
pay a visit at the home of their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Frank Catlin
Save your eyes. See Dr. hamon,
the exclusive eyesight specialist of
Portland, 35 years experience as
sures you best fitting glasses. At
the Sherman Hotel, February 10 and
IL. 1t.
A liscense was issued on the third {
to Carl E. Hoist and LYDIA Belle {
Chalmers, both of Plentywood, and t
hey went to Poplar where Rev. Orn- {
II performed the ceremony. {
H. G. Ditmartson, E. B. Styer, and 4
Lloyd Montgomery of this city, Sam q
3ickford of Frazer and Jimmie De- +
Wane of Vida are among those who v
IRE attending the big automobile
how at Minneapolis.
The meeting Of the Woman's Club
lext Tuesday night, will be at the tt
lome of Mrs I. L. Jensen who will is
re assisted in entertaining by Mrs. s
IN. Tone. There will be both a pro- a
ram and a business meeting. g
A carload of Oldsmobile Coaches F
expected to be unloaded inside Of a 4
Seethis very popular model. b
Volt Point price, $1270, with ball r,
tires complete. May I have your e.
rider for spring delivery? Point M
Company. a,
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