The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-01-22

at the river and the railroad reservoir
Hemstitching. Leave work at my
home or at the commercial club of
flee. Belle Gordon. Stiff
Katie Born of Lustre underwent
an operation for appendicitis at Mrs.
Costello's hospital Wednesday.
All Ladies' and Children's Coats
and Sweaters now selling at whole
sale and less at McAllen's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kohl of the
Dry Forks community were in town
Wednesday.
Some very fine programs are lined
up at the Liberty next week. See
special ad.
The Wolf Point Bakery has had
its display window enclosed in an
attractive frame work.
More new classy overcoats and 2
pants suits at the Davey Tailors.
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E. w. Martin of Nickwall was
here Saturday between trains to
visit his daughter Gladys.
Do not miss the Special bookings
of some of the very best pictures on
the market next week at the Liberty.
Mrs. D. L. Carpenter was called to
Poplar Wednesday where she will be
engaged in nursing for a time.
Some most wonderful pictures to
be shown at the Liberty next week
starting Sunday.
It's the best suit value on earth
Clothcraft serge suits at $26.50. This
month only. The FAD.
Fred H. Taylor, trainmaster on the
Montana division, was here from
Havre Monday.
The Spinster's Convention, Jan. 27.
See $4,000 to $4,000 two pants
suits. Davey Tailors. 48-tf
Keep in mind the big meeting of
the Commercial club Tuesday, Feb
ruary 3.
If you are afraid that laughing
makes wrinkles, stay away from the
Spinster's Convention on Tuesday
evening, Jan. 27.
The boxing cards being put on by
The American Legion Feb. End prom
ises to be a good one.
eject of Clay" is one of the Para
mount master-pictures of the Mid
season. See it next Thursday
at the Liberty.
10 cents a button, $1.O0 per rip
Duchess Trousers-sold only at The /
FAD. {
Much interest is noticed among the ;
sporting fraternity in the wrestling +
oouts advertised for Friday evening :
1T the Glacier. :
Auction sale of household and hos I
3ital effects at Wolf Point Hospital t
It ZOO p. M, Saturday, January oath. t
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The week has brought beautiful G
mild winter weather with thawing 3
,%emperature part of the time but not +
to spoil the good sleighing. i
DIV NV ond sava noonav Ladies' I
md Children's Coats and Sweaters
are being closed out at wholesale and
ess at McAllen's. 1t
Down at Circle they claim there
S a lively possibility of the Great
Iorthern's extending west from
this year.
Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! Just received
| big shipment of Ladies and Child
ems shoes in the latest styles for
spring at McAllen's. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Harmon re-
urned Wednesday after a visit of a
month with friends at Minot and
Granville, N. D.
Ladies' and Children's Winter t
Joats with fur collars, also plain n
10th coats now on sale at McAllen's. b
DON'T miss this chance to save. 1t h
James Archdale, Arthur Fourstar, /,
red Fourstar and Theodore Tom ,
of Frazer were registered at ,
he Sherman Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Catlin and daughter,
atherine, have returned from Seattle
here they spent the Christmas holt =
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Sweaters Sweaters! Sweaters! All f
EMS, Ladies' and Children's Sweat s
s now on sale at McAllen's. See q
.cAllen's line first. 1t Al