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


day of last week from Los Angeles
for a visit with her mother and other
relatives and friends. Mrs. Park will
be remembered as Miss Laverna
Maltby, a Wolf Point high school
graduate.
E. B. Styer left Tuesday evening
for Minot, N. D., where he will re-
ceive a master Buick" coach, which
has been purchased by DR.. A. R.
Klatte. Mr.. Styer drove the a
back to Wolf Point Wednesday.
Business is good; your confidence
in us has made it so. Beginning on
May first we will sell milk at Toe per
quart. Prices on gallon lots on re-
quest.-Nieman's Dairy. Sit
Mrs. Fay Bartholomew will be able
to return to her home in a few days
after her convalescence in Mrs. Fer
guson's hospital. She is able to sit
up now
Arthur Kelly of Conrad stopped
here Wednesday to look. over the
town. Mr.. Kelly is a real estate man
and says he has heard so much about
Wolf Point that he wanted to get
acquainted.
If you want to really enjoy the
Easter Day begin it by attending
the Z o'clock service at the Metho-
dist church.
Charles Maltby has returned from
an extended visit in Seattle, Wash,
and Points in California. He arrived
here Wednesday morning and will
spend the winter with his son Earl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Jensen left
Monday for Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
where they will attend the funeral
of Mr.. Jensen's father who died Sun
day.
Mrs. Zach Orr Of the Northside
has been confined to her home for
the last week with an attack of rhue'
matism. Mrs. Orr is feeling better
this week.
Miss Grace Deem is visiting Miss
Myrtle Bakken at the Sherman.
Ed Schillinger, Lorentz Holm,
Jake Kluth and Al Huber drove out
their Twin City tractors this week.
Emmett Bakkum, a railroad clerk,
has moved to Hinsdale where he will
be located in the depot. He left
here Saturday.
Albert Bolster spent Sunday visit
ing with friends in Poplar.
Golf club meeting Wednesday ev-
the 18th, 7.3O. at the First
State bank.
John Moran, a prominent business
nan of Poplar, was a visitor here
asst Thursday.
Dan Noble was a business visitor
n Poplar last week.
Commercial club meeting Friday
he 18th.
L. r. Gross has purchased the o.
I. Arthur place on the North Side
nd moved in the latter part of last
Watch your date on the margin +,
+ wrapper of your Herald-it shows
he time for which you have paid.
remember that after you are six
lonths past due you will be taken off
he list. Also remember you get a
God discount if you pay in advance.
An item sent in from Chicago says
nat an interested visitor one day
gently at Radio Station WIS, To-
ated in the tower of a high business
uilding, was B. w. Anderson of
Volt Point.
A fine chorus and interesting SER
ION at the eleven o'clock hour.
uaster at the Methodist church.
Mrs. Louise Vieweg, Mrs. G. B.
arson's mother returned Thursday
forming from an extended visit in
hicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Fay of Vida
ame into town to attend the East
n Star meeting Wednesday eve
.ng.
Harvey Booth, general contractor
n the Great Northern lines, is here
tending to a mile and a half ex-
nsion of the double track west of
off Point.
Floyd Davis, sheriff, and Homer
Dover, county attorney, from Circle
ere in Wolf Point on business the
rly part of the week.