The Wolf Point herald., 1925-01-15

& the Liberty Sunday, 1t is guaran
teed attraction.
E. L. Shipman left Monday even
Y ing for Twin Falls, Idaho, where he
1 will remain the rest of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Trenne of Pop
! lar visited Sunday at the Thos. R
4 Forbes home.
I Mrs. Dan B. Noble and Miss Gen
/ evieve Kaster are spending the week
at Poplar visiting friends.
Andy Gump, Colleen Moore and
Conway Tearle, are the headliners
next Thursday-Friday at the Liberty
! Mrs. Glen Nail, Waneta Baker and
4 Fremont Baker were in from the
|, Nickwall country tuesday, Return
! ing home Wednesday.
Dan B. Noble, who has been at
! Bozeman the past two weeks attend
ing the farm conference, is expected
home next Sunday.
Clerk and Recorder Hardie intends
to visit several towns in the eastern
.. end of the county Friday and Sat
urday.
Tom Simonson of Benrud brought
in a load of wheat today. He says the
snow is deeper in the country north
of here than it is close to town.
Martin Rauch and his sons Jacob
and Herbert of Volt left for Ham
burg Tuesday night where they will
visit for few weeks wit hrelatives.
Do not miss the Extra Special Mid
Winter Program now showing at the
Liberty. They are the pick of the
Pictures. Look 'em over.
Miss Amber Biclers is expected
home Friday after four months
visit with relatives in Wisconsin and
Minnesota.
The Hoosier Schoolmaster is prais-
ed by all who have seen it, to be at
the Liberty next Tuesday-Wednesday.
Great!
Mrs. G. j. Robin returned the
latter part of last week from Volt
where she has been visiting her son
and daughter.
The Worlds Champion Cowboy,
Yakima Canutt, will be the star per-
former next Monday at the Liberty
in "Ridin' Mad"
Mrs. R. L. Wilson Of the Southside
visited at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steele the latter
part Of last week.
Mrs Paul Arndt left on No.
Wednesday evening for Rochester,
Mimi, to be at the bedside of her
husband who has been there the past
week receiving treatment.
Quite a number of Poplar citizens
visited the county seat on business
among them being Geo. Cook, Z. l..
Smith, A. D. Paulson, Geo. Westra
and Bert Touley.
Mrs. Brade Nelson and daughter,
Bertha Louise, and Mrs. Harold Baw-
den and son Charles of Poplar spent
+he week end in Wolf Point visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Deverett Baker and
son Vernon of the Southslde came
in town last Thursday. Mrs. Baker re-
nained to help care for her sister,
GLADYS Martin, who is Ill.
Ted Dahl, the farm census enumer-
ator, was hurt quite badly when tne
horse he was riding slipped and feli
on him. For few days ne was COM
pelled to use two crutches, but now Is
able to get along with one.
IT w. Lowers writes to have ms
Herald sent to him at Seattle wnere
he is attending an Autoelectric school
He saws that the weather there IS
about like May in Montana. He ex-
,,ac+s to he back in Wolf Point IN
about two months. :.
We are selling milk that has merit
1f we didn't our dairy wouldn't De
ied.-Nieman's Dairy.
We put nothing in and take moth
inc out. We sell it to you as we get
# nnder sanitary conditions.-Nle-
I mans Dairy. 1,:l
sheriff ]. H. Anderson took Vlr-
oil McCown to Glasgow today where
4 Roosevelt county is at present keep
mo its prisoners. McCown's BONDS
4 mon withdrew so it was necessary
that he be held in Jail until the nex'
= term of district court when ne VIII ps
tried on a liquor charge.
Mrs. L. Owen who has spent ehe
} nast several months visiting in Wyo
ming and Colorado, returned to VOL
\ Point Sunday morning.
4 Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. R. L
= Foster. former member of thu
) Herald force, have received an
& nouncements of the birth Of son
I Robert Wesley, on January 7.