The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-28
to return home.

MISS Addle Ault n CLAUDE Odi-
penter of Poplar spent Sunday at
the D. l.. Carpenter home in this
city.
Miss Agnes Lynch who was called
to her home in North Dakota last
week by the death of her mother,
returned to her duties at the Wolf
Point hospital Monday.
Tom Mix and Tony, his famous
horse will be the head-liners next
T~uesday-Wednesday and it is a
splendid picture of the great out
doors. lo-lt
Mrs. John Erickson arrived Thurs
day morning from Tioga, North Da-
kota to attend the local graduation
exercises. Her daughter Esther is
one of the graduates.
"Hearts of Oak" Great! Will be
shown Monday only at the Liberty. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevenson
of Vida transacted business in Wolf
Point Monday.
Classy straw hats at the Davey
Tailors. 15-1t.
Show a little pep, big orchestra hit
at the Coliseum Friday, June 5. 1t.
You can make better bread and
more loaves every baking with Occi-
dent Flour. lift
R. H. Hembd of Sand Creek was
operated on for acute appendicitis
Tuesday, at the Wolf Point hospi-
tai Friday evening. He is GONZALES
cling nicely.
Five wonderful programs lined up
for next week at the Liberty, try and
not miss any as you will regret it. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Graves expect
to go to Havre Friday to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Sam Mcdonnell who recent
ly underwent an operation for APP
pendicitis was released from the
Wolf Point hospital Monday.
Kirk Dennis, deputy United States
marshal from Great Falls was a Wis
itor here Tuesday on government
business.
A. R. Marquardt of Poplar was a
business visitor here Wednesday.
MiddIings and shorts always on
hand. Occident Elevator Co. lift
Olaf Hagan and Scott Hart motor
ed through here Thursday on their
way to Oswego.
Special Notion account of the
extreme length of the feature Rob-
in Hood, the show will start at s
o'clock on Thursday and Friday, and
the News and Comedy will be shown
before and after to accommodate
those who are a little late. 151t
Ed Camrud sold an Olds coach to
Sam Holtberg of Frazer Wednesday.
Makes bread that tastes better, s
looks better and is better. Occident ]
Flour. lift
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Gillespie mot :
ored through here Thursday on their
way to Glasgow where Mrs. Giles
oie will visit for several days. b
w. J. Hardie, L. M. Clayton and
Veil McFarlan attended the picnic n
n Volt Thursday. b
Speed up for the dance at the
coliseum Friday night, June 5. 1t. p
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Styer are en-
ertaining a party of relatives who
notored here from the middle west, W
IRVING in Wolf Point Wednesday 5
vening. Those in the party are i
If. and Mrs. N. GILES of La Crosse, N
Wisconsin, Mrs. Styer's parents; N
ames Styer of Menomonie, Wis D
onsin, Mr.. Styer's father; and Mr.. m
cousin, Lewis Doyle of Min Ia
esota. They plan on remaining M
ere for the summer months. r.
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Special matinee at 300 p. m.
thursday showing that wonderful
icture Robin Hood, taken from the di
celebrated book bearing same title, W
o not miss it. 151t o.
DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Burgess are
ntertaining Mrs. Burgess uncle, E.
Boyd of Topeka, Kansas this OF
eek. Mr.. Boyd will remain here ke
definitely.
Mrs. John F. Cook and Miss Elsie az
Hard will leave Thursday evening No
" st. Paul, where they will attend -
le graduation exercises of st.