The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-07-30

"Head Winds" featuring House
Peters and a brilliant cast in a won
derful production, that we urge you
to see. 24-1t
Dorothy Cosier, Mildred Tyler
and Catherine Fouts of Poplar mo-
tored here Tuesday afternoon to call
on Lillian Larson. Miss Larson re-
turned with them and spent the
evening in Poplar.
Make bread that tastes better,
looks better and is better. Occident
Flour. lift
H. A. Bruer has obtained a per-
nit to erect a garage IL by IS on
the Amandus Johnson place east of
the Sherman hotel.
Middlings and shorts always on
hand. Occident Elevator Co. lift
E. Bjorge of Hamblin has pur-
purchased a Ford truck this week.
Mrs. James Cole and Mrs. Lloyd
Rogers were visitors in Wolf Point
Saturday. Nell Helmer motored
back with them in the evening.
A comedy that is a scream, next
Saturday night featuring Raymond
Griffith in "The Night Club. Sim
ply a riot from start to finish. 24-1t
Edwin Inglehart returned from
Poplar Monday evening, where he
has been employed by DR.. j. C. At
kinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Yandall re-
turned Saturday from a trip to
Deer Lodge and Bozeman. Fred
Yandall remained in Bozeman where
he is located with a business firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Turner and
family left Saturday for a months
to Wisconsin, Minnesota and
other eastern points. Mr.. Turner
recently sold his barber business
and is planning this vacation before
taking up a new business location.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Catlin and
Catherine returned Thursday night
from a vacation trip in the middle
West, going as far east as Minnea-
polls. Mr.. Catlin reports that the
fishing in northern Minnesota is ex-
c%ellent.
Col. E. S. Sunny was a business
in Wolf Point Thursday af-
ternoon. Harvesting has started on
Col. Summy's ranch north of town
and he is optimistic about his crops.
Jefferson Nail, prominent South
side rancher, returned Friday morn
ing from a months "trip to Minnea-
polls, Sit. Paul and other middle
Western points.
Ray Inglehart, son of Mrs. Mar
garet Inglehart, fell from the roof
Of a shed Wednesday of last week
and severely sprained his left arm.
The right arm was slightly injured
but not so badly as the left.
During the visit of the Congress
.onal committee last Monday, Com
missioner of Indian Affairs Charles
/. Burke accompanied by Tom Rob-
erts, chief Inspector of the U. S.
indian Service, called at the home
If Mr.. and Mrs. William Knorr.
]. B. Welzenbach and his sons,
Jarl and Julius, were visitors in
own Saturday afternoon.
Willie Bawden of Nickwall was a
BUSINESS visitor in Wolf Point Sat-
-rday.
Knudt Saboe, of Vida, was a {
aller at the Herald office Satur- Y
ay morning. Mr.. Saboe has re-
emily returned from Rochester,
linn, where his wife has been tax {
lg treatments. Mrs. Saboe is now 1
18th her mother in Hustler, Wis
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w. ]. K~earney left Saturday for I
lhambra Springs where he will re-
ain for a month or so. n
J. J. Thompson, former Wolf "
now residing in Minneapo- !"
5, was a visitor here Wednesday, =
thursday and Friday of last week.
T. Thompson has large property a
'ldings north of here and comes P
1t nee or twice a year to inspect a,
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Sen. John Schnitzler and family
Froid were visitors in Wolf Point
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Mrs. Scott Lyman of Williston, ac- D
'mpanied by her two daughters,
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
'aves this week. H