The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-26

? Anderson, Council and Blackmor
ate their first meal in the new jai
tonight.
D. L. Carpenter, who is teaching
in the North Country, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at his home here.
H. A. Peglow left last week for
Glenburn, N. D., to be gone at least
six weeks.
DR.. /. S. A~BPlonalp, eye ear, nose
and throat specialist, of Williston,
will be at the Sherman hotel Monday,
April 9th. CIT
Mrs. F. L. Covell arrived Tues
day evening from Havre and will be
a guest at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Burgess for a few days.
Two brothers of Ed GIFTS are here
from Minnesota on account of Mr..
GIFTS illness.
H. N. Marion has spent most of
the past week at Helena on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Paulson of
Poplar were Sunday afternoon visit
ors at Frank Steele's.
son the Banks of the Wabash" a
very splendid picture next Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Liberty.
Rex Kibbe of Poplar accompanied
his father-in-law to the hospital here
Monday evening.
Zane Grey's grand picture entitled
Border Legion" next Thursday and
Friday at the Liberty. Very excel
lent picture.
Mrs. Emil Schefelbine and child
rem returned to her home south of
Poplar Thursday.
We shall continue to give the ut
most in value and service, with salts
faction and mutual friendship as a
good Observation-Disclosures Dairy. 1t
School district election, Saturday,
April d., three members of the board
to be elected-remember the date
and vote.
Do you need seed corn, Dwarf Es-
sex Rape. Wisconsin Soy Beans or
anything in garden seeds. We have
them.-McAllen's. Git
Nominating petitions have been
circulated to place the names of Rob-
ert Jelley, DR.. J. R. Burgess and
John Herman on the school ballot.
Our stock is very complete; we in
vite you to inspect our merchandise,
and become acquainted. 1t will be
our Observation-Disclosures Git
". M. Witherbee, the Frazer broom
maker called On the trade in this
city Wednesday. Home grown and
home made broom for the home peo-
pie is his argument.
On account of the serious illness
of their father, Miss Juliet GIFTS is
home from the State Normal at Dill
Ion, and Miss Prudence GIFTS is here
from the Miller hospital at St. Paul.
We loan you standard chicken
crates free, and give you credit for
the full amount Of net returns. Prices
are good at present. Gull your flock
and saw feed. We want to give you
Observation-Disclosures. Git
Thomas r. Forbes has almost re-
covered from his serious illness and
able to do some walking. Tuesday
he visited his Office at the court
house for the first time since Janu-
ary 30.
With our reputation for square
dealing, and your good will as a bust
ness asset, our dairy is bound to
orosper.-Nieman's Dairy. 1t
Flu or grip in a rather pronounced !,
is epidemic throughout the town 4
and country, keeping many from
heir regular duties and reducing 4
school attendance in some rooms to
80 percent or less. r
Our ideal is to secure your conf
Ience and hold it by giving you good
lean milk and good service at a fair
rice.-Nieman's Dairy. 1t
Arlie M. Foor, assistant county I
ttorney, was at Culbertson last Sat
.rday on the case of John Bauer
is held to the district court on
charge of assault with a deadly =
reapon IN the person of his nephew, &
ike Lizett, IT, who was shot in the
ag.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Murphy enter
aimed Mr. and Mrc FrapL C+aa1a LII