The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-12-30
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The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarl
Lundquist was made doubly hap
by during the holidays by the visi
of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Svoboda
Mrs. Lundquist's father ant
mother; Mr.. and Mrs. Maxim o
Culbertson and the Misses Fran
ces and Alice Jerman of Minnea
polls.
1t will interest the friends o
Ben Stanley to know that he is
reported to be improving rapidly
at the Mercy Hospital in Williston
Mr.. Stanley, a Great Northern
fireman, was taken suddenly i'll at
Brockton last week.
Miss Anna Anderson, Miss Ina
Lodmell and her brother Clarence
Lodmell motored to. Culbertson
Christmas day. They stopped,
while enroute, at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Neigand. That a
good time was enjoyed by these
amiable young people goes with
out saying.
An enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. LODI
nell, Friday, Dec. "a. Select and
appetizing dishes We're served and
a good time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. A. w. Smith and daughters
Mabel and Alice are leaving in the
near future to visit friends and
relatives in southern Minnesota.
Miss M. Poochnau, who has been
attending the Concordia College
at Moorhead, Mimi, is home for
the Christmas holidays. Miss
PoOchnau is to be congratulated
on the good report of her progress
she is making in her chosen art.
She has kindly consented to assist
with the New Years entertainment
of the w. O. w. and r. n. A. in
stallations.
Clarence Lodmell has returned
to Spokane, Wash. where he isl
employed in the steel bridge and
building construction gang of thel
Great Northern.
Miss Ina Lodmell, a 1926 grad
uate of the Dillon Normal College,.
is enjoying the holidays with her
parents. Miss Lodmell has been
elected one of the teachers of the
Crane schools and the best wishes
of her many friends in Brockton
n extended to her.
Miss Mabel Johnson, one of the
faculty of the Williston schools,
is visiting with her parents north
of Brockton.
Mr.. Storm, father of l.. A..
Storm, has returned to his home
northwest of town after being UNI
der the doctors care at Wolf Point
for several days while undergoing
treatment for an injured arm.
The Misses Jovita Tolksdorf and
Dorothy Gilligan, students of the
Wolf Point high school, are guests
at the homes of their respective
parents. Yes, we think a great
deal of you two ladies but we wish
that when the score of our basket
ball games with Wolf Point are
not in our favor that you wouldn't
say so much about it. However,
you just wait"
Brockton has been enriched by |
the addition of several Elks, trans
formed from good men into better {
Elks by the Elk process recently |
at Williston. Jake says, 1.-THE
transformation is good, only it's q
so hard to get used to wearing
hose cloven hoofs." But he finds I
he has made quite an improve
in his stepping over his per- e
'ormance at Williston. Jack Free a
nan is longing to wear the dona- n
ed hat as he feels light without
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hubbell en- y
ertained a group of friends at =
heir home Saturday evening. A :
game of guessing provided u
delightful amusement and the win
.ers were amply rewarded for =
heir skill in the art. A treat of "
elicious and appetizing sherbet,
UGH as Mrs. Hubbell is famous in "
was served with cakes. y
.fter leaving everyone voted it a .
lost happy and enjoyable time. D
Christmas festivities were given r.
the school gym Thursday even -
lg, December %, and while we ..
now that the Christmas spirit =,
-as in evidence throughout the
ind we feel that nowhere was it -
lore generously manifested than =,
ight in the big little town of
'rockton. The entertaining pro -
ram given by the school was ex-
client. The appreciation of the c,
lrge audience attending was en- e.
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