The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-29

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For Sale-Real estate and
buildings formerly used as our
lumber yard at Wolf Point. $1,000
cash or will sell buildings, sheds
and fences separate for $4,000.
Imperial Elevator Co., Sig Lund,
agent. 24-2t
Fred Collins, working with the
Great Northern bridge gang in
the east end of the county, spent
the week end visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Collins of this
city.
Phil Shotnokoff spent Saturday
and Sunday visiting friends in this
city. MI. Shotnokoff is a Great
Northern employee and is now To-
Gated at Snowden.
Chris B~jelland of Oswego is the
new section foreman for the Great
Northern yards in this city.
Gorgeous Peggy Hopkins Joyce
in a daring and delightful drama
exposing the heart of a beautiful
girl who was caught up in the
whirlpool of Hollywood flung to
the dizziest pinnacle of success,
whirled through most amazing ad-
ventures and-well you just must
see "The Skyrocket' a super
special two days at the Liberty,
Thursday-Friday. PAL
Mrs. j. D. Corrie, clerk in the
First State Bank, accompanied
by her husband, left Monday
morning for a vacation trip to
Glacier Park. During her absence
Miss Cleo Flint is taking her place
in the bank.
F. N. Hamman of Circle accom-
panied by Mrs. Hamman was a
Wolf Point visitor Friday on his
way from Sheridan county. Mr..
Hannah is a candidate for coun-
ty attorney of McCone county at
the primaries.
The Rev. w. o. Wee, an in
instructor in the Lutheran Theo-
logical seminary in st. Paul was
a Wolf Point visitor Thursday
while on his way west.
The Concordia College Quar-
tette which has been engaged to
sing in the National parks out
west, will pass through here and
give concerts on the evenings OF
Aug. 3-4th. AS these dates were
set before Chautauqua dates were
announced and as they nov have
their route marked out so that
the dates cannot be changed, in
order not to conflict with other
attractions, the concert will start
at nine o'clock both evenings. Sam
Stern, president of the Fargo
Commercial club says "Concordia
College Qulartette recently render
ed a group of songs at the Com
mercial club. This %quartette has
appeared a number of times here
and in every instance the program
given has been very much enjoyed
by all members present, and we
can highly recommend the quar-
tette to any organization who is
DESTROYS of having first class en-
tertainment." PAL
A. A. Hanna, an official of the
Monarch Lumber company, who
makes his headquarters in this
city was in Scobey and Plentywood
and other nearby offices of the
Monarch company on business last
week.
John Lisoski, an employee at the
.ocal depot, accompanied by his
wife, has moved to Glasgow. Mrs.
Lisoski will be remembered as
Miss Leona Merwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Strate for
ner residents of Wolf Point who
lave recently been living in Glas-
row have moved to Opheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herman,
Ruth, Ina and Dean, returned
rom a ten-days' trip through Can
ida, Thursday evening. They had
damned to remain on their vaca-
ion trip longer but were called
Jack because of business reasons.
Don't miss this-A Christy SAT-
.ty Razor given free with a 15c
an of Prince Albert tobacco at
Co. store. 24-1t.
Virgil Christensen who is now
Employed at Havre spent the
week end at his home.
Ed Nichol went to scobey
Wednesday on a business visit.
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