The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-07-16
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daughter, Vlold, ol AioiioS0, OoiN
RADIO were guests at the j. b. RandaI
home last week.
Frank Kirkpatrick, member of tn
Wolf Point high school graduating
class of 1919, now residing at Vida
visited friends here last week.
H. A. McCracken and children O.
Bainville visited here during the
Stampede.
R. H. Carr and family and Net
tie McNett of Hamblin motored IL
Friday.
Miss May Greenup of Billings is
the guest of Miss Leona Merwin.
George Banta and Lee Tinker OF
Poplar attended the wrestling match
Friday night.
Andrew Herman of L~idgerwood,
North Dakota and Bertha Herman
of Ray, North Dakota are the guests
at the J. C. Herman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Lee of Bill
ings, who have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Flint of Frazer,
attended the Stampede. Mrs. Lee
is Mrs. Flint's sister.
Adner Todd of Frazer received
three fractured ribs in the pony a
Friday afternoon. He was riding
one of the Violin string of horses,
when it stumbled and fell.
A. T. Listug left Friday to attend
the bankers convention at the Ola
cier National Park.
Albert Karge of the north coun-
try visited the Stampede Friday.
t. B. Flint of Spencer, Iowa is the
guest of his son, G. H. Flint.
Russell Bradshaw has returned
here from Grand Forks to resume
his duties as a brakeman with the
Great Northern. Mr.. Bradshaw
will make Wolf Point his headquar-
tiers.
County School Superintendent
Mrs. Margaret Inglehart visited
the Krohn school Monday.
Sheriff John Anderson was a vi
sitor in the east end of the county
Monday.
Frank Bannister left today for
Fort Union where he will assist
with the events there.
Ed NichoI and Charles Council
will go to Fort Union Friday to re-
main there during the celebration.
Mrs. Florence Coulter has resign
ed her position in the assessors Of
flee. Wednesday was her last day
Of working there.
. Miss Mary Council, daughter of
Undersheriff Charles Council left
Saturday for her home in gilbert
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhea of
Bainville visited the Stampede here
IN Saturday. On Sunday accom-
panied by their son, Bill, they mo-
;ored to Scobey.
A Yale lock key was found on
Main street Thursday by Lawrence
2ybuck who resides on Second av-
,nue just south of Benton street.
Lucy LEM arrived Tuesday from .
Iavre for a two weeks visit with
Ter parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter !,
.enz. Z
E. f. Carey of the Mineral Bench
ountrv and family were in Wolf $
Joint last week attending the STAN
EIDE. t
H. A. brands of binder Irvine for .
ale at the Security Company, Wolf
'oint. 22-3t.
Mrs. Erlck Thornberg suffered a T
troke Of paralysis on her right sid
tuesday, morning. She has been \
,oved TO the home of her daughter I
IRIS. Nelson who resides on the b
outhside.
Miss Amelia Breiung and Miss F
Knecht from Schafter. North
'akota returned from Yellowstone n
ark and Bismarck. North Dakota S
nd are visiting relatives here. 7
Miss Maria Cooper of Milwaukee +
the quest of her cousin, Mrs. Steve ,
Miss Cooper came here P
visit the Stampede. =
Jack Marmon is working in the s
ost Office this week. He started N
duties there Thursday morning