The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-19
The Vanishing Men.

Neal Harlan and wife of Vida were
county seat visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. D. c. Witt and baby returned
home Tuesday after a three weeks
stay at the home of her parents.
See how Richard Dix faces the
problem of ga Man Must Live" Sun
day at the Liberty.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. V. Hubbard were
afternoon tea guests at the Thor
valid Birkeland home Wednesday.
Attorney H. A. Schoening attended
to legal business in federal court
at Great Falls the past week.
A nine-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer Lem of Sand Creek
/ at Mrs. Keatings on the 18th.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Under Hanks of the Southside
on March 18th.
Old Hillside smoking tobacco, 2h
or. 10 cents. Smoke House. Aft
New caps at The Davey Tail
ors. 3-2t
Miss Merle Voorhees, is here from
Helena to remain at home during her
mothers convalesence.
The Misses Isabelle and Genevieve
Montgomery intend to leave soon for
Tulsa, Oklahoma, to visit with their
brothers,
1t has taken us nine months since
we started in business to sell certi-
fed milk. How long has it taken
others? Nieman's Dairy. SLIP
Mrs Dick Williams and Mrs. How
ard Dewitt of Poplar were week
end visitors at the Gene Rogers
home.
Mrs. Rex Williams from south of
Frazer was brought here this week
and placed in Mrs. Costello's hospital
for medical treatment.
Gladys, the eight-year old daughter
of Arnold Songsten of Lustre, was
brought to the Wolf Point hospital
on the 18th for an operation for
appendicitis.
We are in business to make a small
profit on our products, and not for
accommodation. We have nothing
to give away and we do not expect
something for nothing. Nieman's
Dairy. Slip
The first division of the Lutheran
ladies aid will give a supper at the
church rooms Tuesday, March "a.
Supper will be served from $50.
have a new line of Natural Leaf
smoking tobacco, also Twist chew
ing, the old style. Come in and see
for yourself. Kearney's Smoke
House. 1-9t
What was the mystery surround
ing beautiful Brenda Selcoss? Take
The Herald and read the answer in
the thrilling serial by Richard Wash
burn Child.
"a sainted Devil" Valentines
second big picture since his return
to the screen and his foremost ,
triumph. See this at the Liberty !:
Thursday and Friday.
Everybody come to the old fash
-oned dress party and basket social
be held at the Lutheran church
Friday evening, March 27, at 500
oclock. sit
Valentino triumphs again. And
What a triumph! Nothing in his en-
ire career compares with his per
'ormance in ga Sainted Devil" at I
he Liberty Thursday and Friday.
Dig out your grand parents clothes
r your W old clothes and wear
hem to the basket social at the
lutheran church Friday evening.
aarch ~. sit
Pathos, thriAs, laughs, all in the
1g film Loyal Lives' at tie Liberty
Wednesday, March 25. You'll want
o see this most human, most dram
tic story ver screened.
Ladies bring baskets to the old
ashioned social to be held Friday
vening, March 27, at 500 o'clock. "a
the Lutheran church. The Young
copies society extends a cordial /,
-elcome to all. 5-1t :
Richard Washburn Child never
rote a story that was not real Iitera-
Ire and he is the author of evan
.hi0g Men," the splendid serial that
i'll begin in The Herald next week.
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