The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-09-24

turned to her home in Morris, Min
e nesota Wednesday evening.
People in the country and sun
rounding towns attention-Specia
Matinees will be given at 3:15 Thurs
e day-Friday showing the greatest pic
e ture ever made entitled "The Tel
d Commandments" Admission onl,
lOc and 50c-do not miss this Mas
e terpiece. 30.
Kenneth Nelson of Havre was
visitor in Wolf Point Monday.
Charles C~leaveland spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Poplar on bust
ness.
Batteries, tubes, arials, complete
radio equipment. The Radio Shop.
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G. L. Pape, vice-president of the
First National Bank of Berkeley, Cal
the Berkeley Bank of Berkeley, Cal
ifornia is here this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas R. Forbes
returned Tuesday from a visit of
several days in Fort Union.
The niftiest portable monograph
on the market. Plays any make of
record. Equipped with diamond
point needle. Price only $4,000
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Tom Barnes and Ed Nahum of
Waska were shopping her this week.
Sam Mcdonnell of the north coun-
try made a trip to town the latter
part of last week.
"The Ten Commandments will be
shown each afternoon next Thurs
day and Friday at 3:15 and only one
show each evening starting at s
o'clock sharp. Admission only Toe
and soc. Do not miss the greatest
picture ever produced. 32-1
Nels Christensen of the north
country made a business trip to
town the first of the week.
Recent visitors in town from Lus-
tire have been J. A. Wall, Fred
Meahrer and Jacob Reddekopp.
Middlings and shorts always on
hand. Occident Elevator Co. lift
Sylvester Smith and Robert Jelley
plan on leaving Friday for the Uni
yersity of Montana at Missoula.
Matinees at 3:15 both Thursday /;
md Friday showing the "The Ten :
COMMANDMENTS" the highest priced :
ever shown in Wolf Point. :
Make special arrangements to see :
his most wonderful picture, it is a :
nance of a lifetime. 32-1 :
The A. J. Holderman family was :
eleased from quarantine Sunday. :
.osaline, who had diptheria, is well :
nough to attend school. :
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mindeman :
ere in town Wednesday marketing :
leir crop Of extra fine onions. Z
Why is man morally accountable? :
Scientific Belief in Character" :
armon-lecture. Presbyterian church e
lnday IL a. m. 32-1t Z
McLachlan and Felix of Volt have E
lrchased a Chevrolet sedan. e
Miss Elsie billiard is now working z
ornings at the Wolf Point Hospit- g
Otis Hallett of Hurd, Rhoades and e
allett Of Glasgow was a business e
in Wolf Point Tuesday. e
Special Matinees both Thursday e
d Friday showing "The Ten Com e
lndments," the greatest picture e
sr made. Do not miss this Spec q
lie of the ages. 32-1 e
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peterson, -
and Mrs. Emery Peese and Mr.. e
Mrs. Marvin Browning of Glas- =
v stopped here Monday enroute MI
m North Dakota.
[ on can MAKE DCIGGI OlGdu anu -
re loaves every baking with Oc-
emit Flour. lift.
sobert Balbinot, H. F. Golarich,
rtin Michaelson and D. c. Witt
e taken bachelor apartments at
Sherman Hotel.
rank Culbertson lost part of two
ers Sunday while working on a
t at Frazer.
lew shipment of trousers. The
.ey Tailors. 32-1t.
-ladys Bratten of the %southside
operated on for appendicitis at
Wolf Point hospital Tuesday.
o%rtraits of quality mounted in
latest style folders make the
gift. Have yours made now.
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