The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-23

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Monday and took out a subscription
to the paper.
b. h. Burr of Havre, a member OF
the engineering department of the
Great Northern railway, visited here
Tuesday.
Jay Josseiyn, a member of the
Great Northern dispatching force al
Havre, greeted friends in this city
last Friday.
Harry Stebbins of Vida was at
tending to business here Friday and
says the rain was a fine thing fol-
the Southside farmers.
Miss Anna Storebo, formerly with
the Wolf Point hospital has taken
up the profession of nursing in Glas-
gov.
Mrs. Harvey Booth was a visitor
in Glasgow last week, on her way
here, after a winters visit in Cali
firnia.
The county board, when it sat
Thursday, approved the appointment
of Miss Nell Helmer as deputy clerk
of court.
John Connors of Salt Lake City,
of the United Artists Film company,
was a business visitor here Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Carter Harrison of the Paris Candy
company, Minneapolis, spent Tues
day and Wednesday attending to
business matters here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Kibbe of Pop
lar motored here Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Kibbe's father, w. H. Mcklb-
ban. who is now in a local hospital.
Martin Sneve passed through Volt
Point Sunday on his way to DUNN
Center, N. D., to attend to his land
interests there.
Compare Zenith Quality, compare
the work, compare ease of operation
with other washers and ask the Elec-
trio Shop for a demonstration. 1851
William Mindeman, the truck gard
ener residing north of town, came
here Saturday, to attend to business
matters.
Karnival, if that is not the way
YOU spell it come to Stennes Hall,
Saturday and see how the Karnlval
company spells it.
The Karnivarous animals will not
be fed until you get to the hall. Kar-
nival company, Stennes Hall, Satur-
day night.
Mrs. M. L. Walters is substituting
for her daughter, Marian Walters
a teacher at the Cave school, who
Is i'll with measles.
The Harry Johnson family are
planning ON moving into the house
west of the Wolf Point hos
oital, on Edgar street.
]. L. Davey, who has been confined
% his room with a bad attack OF ear
ache for the past week, is now feel
ng better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blair and
Martin Trenne, deputy sheriff, all
rom Poplar, were local visitors Mon
lay.
Claude Clark, son of Mrs. Delphia
Clark, has just recovered from an at
ack of measles and was able to re-
urn to school Monday morning.
Ruth Bolin, who has been a patient
t the Wolf Point hospital, was re-
eased Wednesday and returned to
Ter home.
w. L. Givens, Odds factory service
representative, visited here a few
laws while on his regular tour OF
ervice to all Oldsmobile owners. 1t
Additional Olds owners are T.
Ierwin, who purchased an Olds De
luxe sedan; Carl Onberg purchased
n Olds coach.
County Assessor L. NJ. Clayton
vas a business visitor in Poplar the
after part of the week, going there
0 finish the city assessments OF that
lace.
Gertrude Peglow left Wednesday
or Culbertson, where she will accept
position in the telephone Office. She
'as formerly at the Huxsol drug
tore in this city.
County Agent D. B. Noale left on
tuesday, for a tour of the county,
Ding to Culbertson and several 9th
r points. He is expected to return