The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-02-12

Two pants suits, $50 TO S4z at Dav
ey Tailors. 50-t1
The study club will meet next
Tuesday evening, Feb. II, at the
the home of Mrs. McFarlan.
Before buying spring supplies, see
my lines, at home Saturdays or any
time by appointment. Maud Kellogg
phone S0J. 50-2tp
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. McConnon on Monday,
Feb. g..
Never before have we had such
good bargains in Tailor Made suits
Spring samples are here 1900 to
choose from. Davey Tailors- 52tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Berner are
the parents of a baby boy born Mon
day, February 9.
w. w. Wight of the Gies-Wight
Motor. Co of Great Falls, was here
Wednesday on business.
The newest Oldsmobiles will be on
display by Monday, February 16. We
urge you to inspect these models. Ed.
Camrud. 1t.
Mrs. w. B. Dewitt entertained a
numer Of ladies last Friday after
noon A delightful luncheon was
served at the conclusion of a pleas
ant afternoon.
Important! Those who are not clear
in the matter of the showing of the
Covered Wagon. as to time, ETC., just
call So for particulars.
j.. X. Bramble has bought the Cliff
Cook residence and is having it re-
modelled preparatory to occupying it.
Thomas R. Forbes who has been
seriously i'll with pneumonia at his
home, is reported much better, which
will be good news to the whole county
Mrs. o. T. Stennes returned Fri
day morning from Seattle and other
western points where she spent the
past five weeks Mrs. Bergen, her
mother remained in Seattle for a
visit. 6
A Big acts of regular vaudeville
very Saturday at 8 p. m and evening
n addition to a two reel Sennett
and other attactions. I
See the particulars pertaining to
he showing of the Covered Wagon {
.-fternoon and evening IN February
8 and 20, in the special add. '
dad" Egan, who has been receiv- !;
ng care at Mrs. Costello's hospital i
or the past two months underwent
n operation this week. Both legs :
rere amputated. His condition was J,
rought about by the severe freezing
f his feet during the December cold
leather at Poplar.
Attention out of town peoplei On
'ebruary 10 and 20, the greatest
now of he times entitled "The Cow
red Wagon viii be at the Liberty
heatre and will be shown each af-
at 8 p IN. and evening. Do
miss this most wonderful picture
lie talk of the nation.
'e treat you right
Both day and night,
you no cause for sorrow.
Eat your fill,
paw your bill
And call again tomorrow
AT THE NEW LUNCH ROOM
axt d0Or tO GO1dap p,7Ia 20 ~
Elmer Hanger was in the city on
onday greeting old friends and went
ON here to Nashua. He formerly
nducted the Cozy Cafe and after =
ling out spent the winter at Roth =,
Mimi, Fargo, N. D. and other ~
At a Fargo hospital he under M
mt an operation for appendicitis.
ailment from which he was suffer-
: when in business here,
carload Of Oldsmobile Coaches
oected to be unloaded inside of a
elk. Seethis very popular model.
olf Point price, $127O, with ball
I tires complete. May I have your
Ter for spring delivery? Point
lsmobile Company.
numerous inquiries have been made
a higher priced car than the
Is. We have decided to add the
sh to our line and will have some
hand this spring.
'he Olds will continue as our main
ond uyo will andaovor 70 pivo
ID service to the owners. Point
Co., Ed Camrud, Owner
IMPORTANT NOTICE! The Gov
d Wagon, on account of its ex-
length will only be shown once
h afternoon at 3 p. M, and once
n evening, however the Pathe