The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-08-05
Mrs. George Brown of OswegoI
motored to Wolf Point Saturday.

Mrs. George Brown of Oswego
motored to Wolf Point Saturday.
S~outhsiders in town Saturday
included Mrs. Myra Cusker. Clyta
Cusker, S. 2. Thomas and family,
Ray Mcneil and Clarence Stall
helm.
H. A. Hoover, county attorney
for McCone county, motored to
Wolf Point last week with a party
of friends.
"What Happened TO Jones?"
Sh-h-h. Enough to make a mum
my jump out of it's case. Enough
to make your sides ache with
laughter. If you miss this Den
ny, you'll miss a whale of a good
time, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Among those from nearby towns
who were visiting in Wolf Point
Saturday were c. Swenson of
Froid; C. L. Chambers and George
Cudhie of Scobey; Albert Hovin
of Williston; d. ]. Calliston and
1C. E. Hoist of Plentywood; A. J.
Wagner of Brockton and Earl
Bawden of Poplar.
H. v. Johnson of Hamblin was
a. Wolf Point visitor Saturday.
j. A. Wall of Volt was in town
on business Saturday.
It's thoughtful consideration,
not vanity, that prompts a man to
have a modern portrait for fam
lily, friends or business associates.
The Wolf Point Studio, Wolf
Point, Montana. 25-4t
Captain M. M. linden and En-
voy F. Berg, representatives of the
Salvation Army from Butte, were
in Wolf Point in the interests of
the Army Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia jacob, Maxine Deck
and June Kurokawe returned
Monday night from Glacier Park
where they had been attending
the Epworth League Institute and
from a visit in Whitefish.
To accommodate those who at
tend Chautauqua and the Circus,
the Liberty will give a special
matinee at five O'clock Sunday
showing Richard Dix's latest and
best.
Fred Collins returned to his
home in this city from Lambert
where he had been working with
the bridge gang. Mr.. Collins x
poets to remain in the city for
the present.
Russell Huxsol has returned
from Glacier Park where he was
attending Epworth League Insti-
tute.
Sophia Seasons was in town
Wednesday. She says that the
Southside enjoyed a heavy rain
fall Tuesday.
Mrs. S%everson, Mrs. Maltby
and little Harriet Severson while
visiting Universal City last fall
witnessed Reginald Denny at
work on the filming of What
Happened to JONES'" which will
be at the Liberty Wednesday,,
Thursday and Friday.
Ed Camrud left Wednesday af-
ternoon for a two days trip to
Froid.
Rudolph Will of Frazer was in
town shopping Saturday.
Harry Stebbins, Hadle Stolen,
Pete johnson, Oscar and Benz
M~ichaelson were among the
Southsiders in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Johnson and Miss
Audrey returned Sunday evening"
a visit of several weeks at
Burch Hill, Sask. They were the
guests of two brothers of Mrs.
Johnson, Fred and August Ger-I
Der. Mrs. Johnson had not seem
one brother for % years and the
other for 10 years. They made|
trip by a from Wolf Point,
568 miles during the two
lays from here to Burch Hill. TheII
return trip was made by a differ
route. They saw many for
fires in Canada. Regina and
Prince Albert were two of the
cities which they visit
ID.
Hot dawg. What a picture.
treat Caesars Ghost, what an ar
ay of thrills. Ye Gods and little
Where do they get so
many laugh ideas. Adjectives are
-~seless. You simply cannot de-
this picture "What Hap :
ened to Jones'" Don't miss If