The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-09


clerk of the court regarding a pass
port to Poland.
Lyle Monroe has taken the place
of Clarence Crawford in delivering
packages for the Northside grocery.
Clarence has gone to his farm IA
miles southeast of Wolf Point.
"The Border Legion" which was to
have been shown here last Thursday
and Friday will be shown next week,
so do not miss this famous Zane
Grey production. Sit
Mr.. and Mrs. Huber, parents of
Mrs. Ed Albin, returned Tuesday
from Rochester, Mimi, where Mr..
Huber has been receiving treatment
for several months at the Mayo Bros.
clinic.
Mrs. Roy Crockett and little
daughter, Margaret Jean, arrived
here Friday from Tacoma, Wash, for
a visit with Mrs. B. F. Beam OF this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. Thornley,, her
parents, who reside near Hamblin.
Ed Krebsbach came from Vida
Tuesday and says he will spend a
few days loafing around the city
while recovering more completely
from his recent operation.
Mrs. Carl Payne and her three
children have returned from North
Platte, Nebraska, where they have
been spending the winter. They ar
rived here Monday evening.
Attention! Secure a choice seat,
by attending the show next Tuesday,
for the wrestling match. sit
Mrs. Lee w. Jenkins and son and
Mrs. Jenkins sister, Mrs. ]. R. Saw
yer, arrived here Tuesday from Glen
dive. Mrs. Jenkins comes here to
join her husband who is a member of
The Herald staff. For the present
Mr.. and Mrs. jenkins will be located
in an apartment. at the Sherman.
"Pioneer Trails" one of the truly
wonderful pictures of this season. at
the Liberty next Tuesday and We'd
nesday. Sit
We are not offering free milk for
thirty days nor paying IS for new
business, but we do offer you clean
milk delivered at your door morning
or evening. that's service.-Nie-
mans Dairy. Sit
The general monthly meeting of
The Commercial club which was an
bounced for April 10 has been post
ooned until April II. The change
vas made because the school band
had been assigned a prominent part
IN the program and as the school
will be adjourned for a short Easter
yacation it would not be convenient
or the band to get together. Ey-
remember the new date,
April II.
A most gorgeous picture Sunday
'eaturing Bebe Daniels and Ricardo
Jortez at the Liberty. SIT
Sam Strodemeier and "Lefty"
Williams were in town Monday from
he scene of their farming operations
midway between Circle and Hamblin.
hey say they are preparing to put
a large acreage again this year.
Lefty formerly worked at the G.
7. r%oundhouse and played ball with
he local team.
A carload of Nash Sedans was !
in by Ed Camrud and all are
old. Earl Park from Poplar, Vic :
Iillstrom and o. Tande from Scobey
rere here after them. One Nash t
edan will be here for a few days /
or demonstration. Another car {
oad will be shipped in soon. Sit /
Harry Carey in his greatest picture
ext Monday, entitled "Soft Shoes"
Gayle Don and Ruth Beverly, 7
hildren of Mr.. and Mrs. F. ]. Null
S have returned to Wolf Point.
hey have been visiting Mrs. Mullis' l
ster, Mrs. R. NJ. Hendrickson, of n
Mrs. Hendrickson brought
le children home, later returning to
Mrs. w. L. Young, who has been e
lffering with flu, is much better and n
i'll soon be up and about her house.
baby who has been cared for by
rs. R. G. Ferguson of the hospital L
nee its mothers illness will be home a
q few days. U
Mike DeLaHunt, the Southside
suffered a broken arm Tues
" when he was thrown from a d
"
ART Hall who loft hero to work