The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-06-04

Gus Holtz of the Southside came to
town Tuesday.
Rex Kibbe of Poplar was a Wolf
Point visitor Thursday.
Clyde Flint of Frazer visited Wolf
Point Wednesday.
Dan Noble was a Poplar visitor
Wednesday.
Paul Arndt has bought an advanced
touring Nash.
Conrad Hagemyer Of Volt called
on friends in Wolf Point Wednesday.
Makes bread that tastes better,
looks better and is better. Occident
Flour. lift
BAIL Zemo accompanied by his
family left by auto for American
Falls, Idaho, Wednesday.
Lynn Morris visited with his aunt,
Miss Nell Helmer,, Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parks spent
the weekend in Glasgow visiting Mr..
Parks mother, Mrs. A. S. Parks.
Sam Bogosian of the Western Fruit
Express purchased an advance Nash
sedan Wednesday.
Dan Noble left Thursday for a vi
sit of several days in Regina, Canada,
on county agent business.
Mrs. Oran Miller of Oswego enter
ed the Wolf Point Hospital Monday
and will undergo an operation soon.
Eli Bjorgan and family returned
from North Dakota Saturday eve
ming.
Fred Rathert left Thursday morn
ing for Cresco, Iowa upon receipt of
word that his mother was not ex-
pected to live.
Don't miss that splendid picture
Sunday, which is one of Sidney OIL
colts famous achievements, entitled
"Salome of the Tenements." 16-1t
The special term of court will O.
pen Monday, June 9Th. The jury
session. will begin the following morn
ing, Tuesday, June 9th.
Miss Mary Fineran returned to her
work at the county agents office af-
ter a weekend visit at her home in
Dodson.
Dewey Akers, formerly of the SEQ
hey Sentinel, arrived in Wolf Point
Saturday to take a position at the
Herald office.
H. V. Fawcett of Sidney and his
sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and
Belle Fawcett motored here Saturday
to attned the Listerud-Fawcett we'd
ding.
The Misses Luella Larsen, Vivian
Atkinson accompanied by Vincent
Cleveland and Olaf Hagan of Poplar
motored to Wolf Point Thursday e.
vening to call on Miss Lillian Larson.
Miss Jane Clark who has been at
tending st. Thomas Academy in Great
Falls will return to her home here
with her mother. Mrs. Delphia Clark,
the latter part of the week.
Jack Dempsey, Hoot Gibson, Felix
the Cat, The Riddle Maker and The
Way of A Man at the Liberty next
Monday in the Big Bargain Show,
showing $4,000 feet of film for only
10 and 80 cents. Don't Miss 1t. 16-1t
Oliver Montgomery and Lloyd
Montgomery delivered a car to Geo
rye Peck on the South side Wednes-
day. They report a very heavy rain
fall there.
The special advance car of the
ODDlHS DTOCH6TS OlTCuS Will d crew
# fifteen men came here Monday
light. The men set to work Tuesday
morning preparing for the staging
f the mammouth show on June 16.
Additional Odds owners this week
Robert Johnson Of Froid, who
as purchased a coach; Matt Olson of
he north country, a special touring
ar; and Jesse Cook of Whitehall, a
e luxe Sedan. I
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hardie left
or Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
Iardie will receive medical treat
from Mayo Brothers. Mr. Har- :
lie has obtained a 30-day leave of |
bsence and will remain in Roches-
sr with Mrs. Hardie. 1
The Misses Iona Craddock and (
Wilmer accompanied by
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