The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-10
Local Items
additional locals on Page y

splendid comedy-drama. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cant and Wen
non Cox Of Wisconsin have bee
visiting at the Bickers and Twigh
Cox homes this week.
Mrs. L. A. Tanning left Tuesda.
for Havre where she has accepted
situation with the F. A. Buttre,
store.
Verena Merwin returned Monda,
from a visit in Glasgow.
Robert Parke, David Maltby, Rob
ert Moore and Fred Anderson mo
tored to Glasgow last week.
Ed Strand is visiting in Glasgow
this week.
Freda Hetter left Saturday for lei
home in Scobey. She has been at
the J. R. Burgess home during the
last month.
Mrs. Peter Hoffert who has been
visiting at the Lester Gross home
left Wednesday night of last week
for Whitehall. Mrs. Hoffert will con-
tinue to Regina after visiting there.
Henry Urban of the Southside
was a visitor in Wolf Point Saturday.
Elsie Gordon of Sioux Falls, So.
Dakota has been visiting her brother,
Lester Gross this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Murphy, Lor-
raine and Helen, left last week for a
visit in Minneapolis. They will be
away about ten days. Mr.. Murphy
will attend to business matters and
Mrs. Murphy will visit her old home
in Minnesota.
Mrs. Luella Barry and Miss Mabel
Kellogg motored to Bainville Friday
on business. They were callers at
the Albert Becker home there. Re-
turning in the afternoon they were
caught in a rainstorm so w that
at times the downfall nearly reached
the proportions of a waterspout. In
Poplar they called at the Carpenter
home and report that Irene Carpen-
ter who has been i'll with hip trou-
BILE for the past month is much bet
ter.
The Fiddlers Three Road Show
next tuesday, Wednesday at the Lib
erty. 1t.
julius Welzenbach motored to
town Tuesday.
Mrs. R. M. Kellogg and family and
Miss Virginia Nesbit moved Monday
into the Paul johnson house on
Fifth n
"The Beggar on Horseback is a
It will be shown at the Liber-
ty Thursday-Friday 1t.
Col. E. S. Sunny made a business
trip to town Tuesday.
Steve Dorgan drove in Tuesday
Benrud. He reports a heavy
in the north country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Johnson have
moved into their residence on Custer
street.
M. E. Howard of Hamblin brought
grain to town Thursday. Mr.. How
ard reports a light crop. He was
his eight-horse team.
Ivan Breum of the Northside re-
,urned this week from Yakima,
Washington where he went several
months ago to seek a location. He
vas not satisfied with that section
# country and has returned to Mon
ana to make his permanent home.
Fay Bartholomew made a trip to
Tuesday.
The Lee jenkins family moved
asst week from the Livingston house
the L. A. Tanning house.
J. E. Pipal who resides southeast
f town is here making arrangements
renting a house and moving to
own during the winter months so
hat his children may enjoy the ad-
-antages of school here. They will
robably move in the latter part of
his week.
Big Bargain Show at the Liberty
ext Monday, do not miss this treat.
1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trudo of Cot
onwood have gone to the Sidney
air where they will manage a con-
ession. They had n in P plar |
uring the Poplar Roundup and
lade an excellent financial success l
f it. ]
v. E. Dougherty, residing south !
Oswego, has moved into one of !
le George Mitchell houses in this !
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