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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-02

Der end. II has been quite numbc
Of years ago that people have cross
cd on the ice at Thanksgiving.
A number o: young folks from
this vicinity attended the Thanksxiv
ing dance at Hazclton. All reported
n good time. Music by the Hoo
Owls"
Math, Theresa and Elizabeth Kop
py were visiting at the Porter Um
Der home Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Putnam Of Pollock, who i
attending jury u; Linton, was al
overnight caller at the Porter Umbe
home Wednesday.
Frank Chesrown spent Thanksgiv
ing day ut Linton with his family
Babe kcsselcr and Tony Boscl
we're callers at the Paul Mauschunt
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Backhaus wcr,
Linton callers Saturday.
Fcrman Busby took two loads O.
grain to Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Weber wer,
business callers at Linton Saturday
<AuAlH toUcIT WIS SlliC
at Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve koppy ant
daughter. Pauline, were callers u
Linton Saturday.
Mrs. Jacob kiemelc and son wer,
callers at Linton the latter part o.
the week.
John Roth was short bushes!
caller at Linton Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David loeb were
callers at. Linton Saturday, Mrs
Joeb doing shopping.
Frank Chesrown was a caller a
the Steve koppy home Sunday after
noon
Philip Grenz and sons, John and
Sam. were business callers ut tn,
Godfrey home Sunday afternoon.
Henry Spotted Elk. from across
the river, was here hunting coyote.
with his hounds.
On Thanksgiving day, November q
occurred the marriage Of Mis-.
Martha Kiemclc, oldest daughter OF
Mrs. j. Kicmcle, to William Weber
son of Mrs. Weber.
Porter TIMBER was a caller at Lin.
ton Monday forenoon.
Herman Backhaus, ST., was bust.
ness caller ut the John Weber home
Monday.
Wallace Kycs moved down from
his ranch to Frank Chcsrown's Mon.
day morning. with his baler to bale
hay for Frank Chcsrown.
George Pcttis, Jr., who is working
for Wallace kyes, was business
caller at the home of Ed. kiemelt
Sunday.
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Long Lake

Mrs. A. {. Lane and daughter
Anna, and son. Byron. are visiting
With relatives and friends.
George Moffit, who has been max.
ing his home in the west, is visiting
mis- mother, Mrs. N. Bullock, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Whitaker have
taken over the Eat Shoppe." They
took possession Wednesday.
The Thanksgiving dinner served
by the Ladies' Aid proved very sue.
cessful. About $50 partook of thu
bountcuous and delicious dinner. The
quilt was won by miss Frances
Whitaker. who held the lucky mum.
Der drawn from the dish by little
Evelyn Krusc. The dinner, fancy
work and quilt nettcd the ladies 800
The ladies wish to thank the public
for their generous patronage.
Mr.. Mrs. Floyd Bier and famil,
of Braddock were guests of Geo
Lewis and family and among those
who took dinner ut the Moffit hal
Thanksgiving day. Il Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hamlin anl
family Of Bismarck spent Thanksgiv.
ing day with Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
Pillsbury.
The plany friends of Mrs. Goe
Parks regret to hear that she is yer,
i'll at a hospital in Bismarck ane
hope to hear Of her recovery soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lane, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harold Lane. Miss, Miller, Mr.
j Cosgrovc and Mr.. and Mrs. Fa,
Johnson took dinner ut the C. E
Moffit home Sunday.
Mrs. Ed. Olson, Mrs. VIM. Caro-
and daughter, Lois, and Mv. H. S
Adams spent Monday afternoon u
the Fay Johnson home.
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NaughtOn

Miss Anna Cook and Miss Ruth
Martincson spent Thanksgiving at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis MARITIME
son.
Edwin and Lester Johnson attend
ed the Thanksgiving service near Will
ton Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Solberg had as
their Thanksgiving guests Mrs. Sol
berg's uncle and cousin, Peter Har-
vcy and John Mohoney.
Chas. Johnson shopped in the CAPT
tOl city Wednesday afternoon. Isa-
belle Johnson and Alpha Iccnogle re.
turned home with him to spend
Thanksgiving.
Carl Lawrence and Ruth MARITIME.
son and Anna Cook visited at the
home of Chas. Johnson Wednesda,
evening.
Hrs. Joe Fischer, son Myrou and
nnul Carlson spent Thursday at thu
homo of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Asgust Carlson.
Mary Aanden, Mr.. and Mrs. Henri,
Reed and M and Nh. Bill Geirki,
and daughter spent Thankscivin,
with Mrs. Olof Lsndin and family.
Abel Johnson, accompanied by Les
ter. Edwin and Isabelle Johnson an,
an1 Alpha Icenogle went to Dismarcl
Friday night to attend the Pentscos
~ mestins.s
Cart Mastinsson took Ruth Mar
tineson ard Anna Cpok to Dismarcl
E1t1eE a4ternoaNs
81. md Mrs. Ids Fischer and Pan
Cakio4n visiEed - tAs A0Ina Of Chs
1phnen Saturday night. u
frs* Hugo Bolber4 ~ so8n ttavsr
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ing the funeral Of Mrs. Schoon's
uncle, returned home Friday.
Albert Christensen and Winn
Katerba helped Olaf Olson with
some work Friday.
Earnest and Willie SchoOn were
at Sterling Friday.
Miss Lenora Hargrave attended
the basket social and program at
her sisters school south of futile.
Miss Vivian Shaffer Wis t e
School No. ! Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nielsen and
son Harvey visited at Mrs. Mel
sons parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Saturday evening and Sunday.
The basket social and program
given at Clear Lake School No.
by Miss Dis Levy and her pupils
is reported q success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rice and fam.
lily spent Sunday visiting 1t the
Peter Klucksdahl home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Nelson and
Ruth were Sunday callers at the
Ole Nelson home.
Henry Olson and Stanley Wal.
grean called at the Warren Belle
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland enter.
tanned Mrs. Ncwlands brother
Sunday.
Ralph Boyer called on Harold
Hargrave Sunday. ( y
Rudolph Jensen, teacher of the
Boyer school, >lm0tored to Sterling
Monday evening. - 1fs, :" D.
l.. b. Olson and daughter. Nora,
also L. A. Slaatenhues, were Sun.
day callers at the Frank Shaffsr
home.
Henry Olson was at Motif Mon.
day on business. = 'tl''
Christ Schoon took several truck
loads of hogs to Drisc0ll Monday
to be shipped Tuesday morning.
Ad0lph Hansen, J. w. Boyer and
AdOlph Bassen assisted in loadina
and hauling.
Rudolph klucksdahl is helping E.
A. Van Vleet at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Barkmau
and Miss Dorothy, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Olson, spent Monday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Olson.
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One murder case-that of the state
vs.. Walter Taylor-is on the calendar
for the December term Of district
cooft which will open at the Burleieh
county court house in Bismarck Tues.
day morning 1t 10 o'clock, hut there
is, some doubt as to whether it will
come up for trial.
Judge j. A. Coffey of jamestown
will preside at the term. Forty petit
Jurors hive been summoned to report
at the court house at p. m, on Tues
day, December Z, the time between the
opening Of court at 10 a. M, and the
reporting of the jurors to be taken
up with the setting Of the calendar.
The case against Taylor is about
seven years old and is known through.
out the Missouri Slope territory as the
Bowen murder case" On July 81,
1919. Bowen, a rancher living south
Of Besch. was shot and instantly
killed as he was picking up rifle
with the apparent intention of shoot
ing at q party of four deputy sheriffs
who had come to his place to take
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Sterling

Tyler johnson and family called a
the William Langley home Sunday
night.
Miss Mildred Johnson and Mis-,
Dorothy Zuroff visited at the Apple
Greek Ranch Sunday.
Mrs. Carey Johnson, accompanied
by Mr.. Ernest johnson, were shop
ping in Bismarck Monday.
Miss Mildred johnson is assistins
Mrs. Paul Lang with the work fol
q few days.
c. J. johnson and family enjoyed
Thanksgiving dinner at the L. s
French home in Bismarck.
Miss Laura Laird visited at the
Tyler Johnson home Monday.
Dick Bergman Of Lien called 1t thu
Tyler johnson home Monday.
Miss Mildred johnson called q th,
Tyler johnson home Monday.
H. B. Wagner was doing some re-
pair work at Sterling School No.
Monday.
J. H. Riley was delivering coal "a
the north school Tuesday.
Mrs. A. C. Laird, accompanied By
her son.. Donald. and Earl Keever
visited at the Tyler johnson home
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Wright, &C
companied by Miss Defths fsterseu
visited at the home Of Miss Peter.
SON at Verona, N, D., Tor Z few days
the past week.
H. B. Wagner was helping at the
Wright home Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Zuroff taught fol
Miss Peterson Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson were
business callers, in Mckenzie Tu6s.
day. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. e.. J. johnson visited
1t the Magnus home Tuesday night
Harry Edserley and faKtiy. ,alta
x. L. Hurr and family took Thanks
giving dinner IT the Paul. Lang
hOme. .ss 80 ~
!. Nj. and Mrs.. r. Z. Rot anA, M
and Mrs. Henry Larson !. Of MeKen'
sie. also Mrs. !. Edith s ltij , n
jamestown, shjoyed Thanksgiving
dinner at the H. E. Wildfang hsbae.
Paul Lang and family steHg ?8un'
day 1t the Emil Lang home. sF'11
Ralph Hurr and sisters vislted Il
the Harry Edgerley hofAs Sunday. 3
Mrs. Walgrsn ard eht3dren; accom-
panied by John Olson u Di6mSse1
visited at the MSfk home Thursday
but owing to = breakdown With Hhsi
CO.. could not gstfbsek y tisniarsl
until Saturday.
n. B. Wagner was doing SOM
work for Paul Lang Wsdneaday,
Paul Lang add Martin Reddy wsr
Driscoll visitors Tuesday.
Richard Lang visited at the Pau
Lang home Monday night. s:ssss''
Miss Mildred Stewart accompanie.
the C. J. johnson family 70 Dismarcl
Thursday.
Nr. and Mrs. Osrhart Naenus Wis
l'itid 1t the zuroff home ThprsdaY.
Clifford Wright visited q ~ 3ar
or home Thursday.
| Paul Lang and family were Bis
nitck shopper Monday.
Clifford Wright vislfed 1t ~
Carey JOHNSON home sunday.
I ~. r.. Riley hhd family ard Helme
Midland AMI family, visited '6e-tke Do
bASsp hoq I6urSdAy.
Laurence MOrk us 4 business viz
itAr Sc MeIke9sie Friday. .
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son, Of Mckenzie, N. H.. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. N. Varnum. Ada and Stanley Nc
Curdy spent Wednesday evening ut
the Chas. Graves home. A lunch
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Boyd and
children were cptcrtaincd by Mrs. M.
+. Funston at Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hamblein enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Meyers and son, Mr..
and Mrs. Roscoe Bourc and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ckfisty at
Thanksgiving dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Abelein, Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Ishmael and Miss
Luella Tollofson attended the dance
at Sterling Wednesday night.
Miss Lauretta Jacobson, who has
been attending high school in Bis
marck. spent several days visiting hes
aunt, Mrs. Park Wood.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Funston and
son were entertained at dinner Thurs
day by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holmes.
Mrs. Roy Yulc and little son Of
Valley City, N. D.. came Wednesday
on No. 7. visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. V. NJ. Craven. She returned
Sunday with Mr.. Yule, who motored
here in his car Saturday.
The Misses Ella and Mildred Fun.
ston, who are teaching school near
Regan, N. D., spent Thanksgiving va
cation with their mother Mrs. NJ. E.
Funston.
/
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Dobson and SON
George and daughter, Goldie, Lloyd
Hamlin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Dance,
Miss Nellie Dance and Royal Thorn a.
were entertained at dinner Thursday
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Dance.
Mrs. Harold Welch and little son
are now visiting Mrs. Edd Ebling.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. WEIGH and
daughter were entertained at dinner
Thanksgiving day by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. d. WEIGH.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and SON
and Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Abelein at
tended vaudeville at Mandan Thanks.
giving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Klepstein, SON
Elmer and daughter Alice, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. Fisher and son Warren,
Mrs. Violet Clayton and Yeakle
Brothers were entertained ut Thanks
giving dinner. by Mr.. and Mrs. X. NJ.
Ludemann.
Miss Ellen Geving spent Thanksgiv-
ing vacation at her home at New
England, N. D.
Dennis Ritual, who has been work
ing in the northern part Of the state.
returned Saturday and is ut the C. d.
King and VIM. Langor ranch.
Harold WEIGH of Bismarck visited
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Wclch, Sunday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Herman Anderson,
who have been living in the house
owned by Park Wood, moved to Ster.
ling, N. D., Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Norlin attend
ed the party at Odd Fellows hall
in Bismarck Saturday night.
The school children have been busy
selling Christmas seals. the proceeds
TO go to the state tuberculosis asso-
citation.
A large number attended the w. w.
Rutleif auction sale Tuesday north
east of Menoken.
A pre-school conference will be held
December It'll at the Town hall, hours
between a. m. and p. M. at which
all children under school age will be
examined free. A doctor and nurse
will be in attendance.
! Mrs. Otto Ayers called on Mrs. r.
6. Abelein Tuesday afternoon.
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Hampton

Ferman Busby was q business call
er 1t Linton Tuesday.
Frank Lawler is busy threshing
corn.
Henry Human. Jr.. was q short
business caller ct the Godfrey Grenz
home Tuesday afternoon.
Pauline Koppy spent the Thanks
giving holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Koppy.
Porter TIMBER was ! short business
caller at Linton Wednesday after.
noon.
Misses Lois and Blanche Wallace
both teaching in the Hampton dis.
trict. went to Bismarck to spend TIL
weekend.
People have been crossing the Mis-
souri, river on the ice since Noven
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Ole Krogstsd has rented the
farm of the Conrad Hagemeyel
estate. Mrs. Hagemeyer plan:
on leaving in October for Mime
sofa.
Meet Olive Hasbrouck. Yor
will hear a lot about her later. 31-1
Edward Nelson of Oswego sold
a a Load of horses in Minneso-
ia last week.
w. F. Churchill of Morrisville,
Vermont was in Wolf Point We'd
nesday. Mr.. Churchill is a bank
who has loans and other inter
ests in extensive land holdings in
this neighborhood.
Richard Camrud of Volt haul
ed grain to town Tuesday.
Dahl brothers sold 100 head of
cattle to the Rogers Livestock
company this week.
J. J. Nierling of jamestown,
n. D., was in the Sand Greek
country this week looking after
business interests. Mr.. Nierling
owns the Holm place there.
Have your radio looked over
low. You may need new batter
es. Hatmblin Electric Shop.
28-4tp.
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H. Lien who resides eight miles
south on the Sand Greek route
was in town Tuesday and reports
the arrival at his home on the 9th
of a fine boy.
The V. A. Lovells are moving
into the Mason house on Second
avenue this week
Pat O'Malley and May McAvoy
with Cullin Lands in "My Old
Dutch" Saturday-Sunday, Sept.
1919. 31-1
E. E. Krebsbach, the we'll
known Vida banker, was in Wolf
Point transacting business We'd
nesday.
Anton Hustsd of Lustre was a
pleasant caller at The Herald of
flee Monday.
Mrs. Paul Fay of Vida was
among the out of town shoppers
here Wednesday.
We have just received a fresh
stock of Kelly Springfield tires and
tubes at the new low prices. Cam
rud Motor Co. 31-1
F. J. Neutgens was at Glasgow
several days this week where the
Northwest Service Stores has just
opened a new grocery that "Neut'
says is doing we'll and receiving
good patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Linsten of
Vida were shopping in Wolf Point
Thursday.
Joe Evans and Dwight Cox
from Wolf Creek section were in
Town this week with stock to ship.
Zack Bartel is advertising a
sale of farm property at
MS place 17h miles north of Wolf
Point on Thursday, Sept. %.
w. M. Mason will hold a sale
If farm and household chattles
at the Simon Paulson place east
If Vida, Monday, September 27.
Poultry Buying Day, one day
Sept. % at the Armour
Cream station, Wolf Point. Bring
your live poultry hal day and
receive the highest cash price. GIL
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Becktel and
,hildren motored to Fairview for
he week end. They were guests
If a sister of Mrs. Becktel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Whitmus of
damblin were callers in Wolf
Point Thursday .
Col. T. E. Fenton from Frazer
vas a visitor in Wolf Point Tues
George Kjensrud of Lustre was
n Wolf Point Thursday on BUSH
less.
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enroth, a son on Sept. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Lindsey OF
Wolf Point are the proud parents
Of a 7h pound girl baby born
Wednesday, Sept. 8 at the Stinch-
combe hospital.-Scobey Leader.
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Tom Menus has purchased 3
Ford truck.
Mrs. William Monroe is on the
sick list this week.
Poultry Buying Day, one day
only, Sept. % at the Armour
/ Cream station, Wolf Point. Bring
in your live poultry that day anC
receive the highest cash price. 31-1
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Stephen;
returned last Thursday evening
from a trip to Butte, driving both
ways. On their return trip they
were delayed two days in Great
Falls because of bad weather.
Mrs. Charles Warmbrod left
Monday night for Puyallup, Wash
ington where she will visit her
father, W. L. York and her broth
Ell, W. B. York.
Supt. and Mrs. P. H. Moller,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Corbin of
Poplar were callers at the F. E.
Rathert home Tuesday evening.
MI. and Mrs. Clyde Flint of
Frazer were callers at the George
Flint home in this city Tuesday
evening.
C. W. Hamblin is in Opheim
working on the wiring of the
town. The Montana-Dakot Pow
er company is bringing electricity
into the town this fall.
Lon Clancy is coming Sept.
25-26th. 31-1
The Misses Catherine Nail and
Grace Craig, new teachers in the
Wolf Point schools this winter are
living at the John Cook home.
Thomas Barton and Claude
Nichol returned to their homes in
this city Monday and enrolled in
high school.
Harvey Patterson and John
Martin of Froid spent the week
end at the Nichol home.
Robert Brown has gone TO
Glasgow where he will be en-
ployed during the winter.
Mrs. A. Arndt has purchased
the Purkett place and will have it
remodeled and make her home
there this winter.
Several new families have
moved into the northside from the
country so as to be near Wolf
Point schools.
A "heat-intense-hre" is a sim
pie device which cuts your coal
bill in half. For full particulars
see The Wigtil Co. Silt.
Attorney and Mrs. Frank Cat
lin and daughter Catherine re-
turned Saturday night from a
three weeks motor trip to Iowa,
Illinois and Minnesota, and in
arnnediata nointS
Mrs. c.. G. Thompson returned
Monday from a trip to Spokane,
Washington.
Attorney Arlie Foor and Clerk
and Recorder W. J. H&rdie made
a business trip to Circle Thurs
lay.
Art Lindsten of Vida drove tot
Wolf Point Thursday.
Joe Pipal of the Southside was
n town shopping Wednesday.
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Archie Campbell of Benrud
hauled grain to town Tuesday.
Mrs. Roy Porsborg who has
been spending several days at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. E. B.
Styer, left Tuesday morning for
her home in Opheim.
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A. w. Eynon, president of the
First National Bank of Circle,
was a business visitor in Wolf
Point Monday.
@. P. McClammy of Oswegc
was in Wolf Point transacting
business Tuesday.
Al Engelson stopped in Wolf
Point one day last week to visit
old friends. He was on his way
from his home in Havre to the
Minnesota state fair.
H. C. Wiens and family of
Lustre we're in town shopping
the first of the week.
Thomas Meighan will be at the
Liberty soon. 31-1
C. G. Rain of Lustre left Wed
nesday for Rochester to consult
medical authorities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bswden
of the Nickwall country were in
Wolf Point shopping Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Nieman and
family, A. w. Peterson of Lee
mars, Iowa, and Harvey Schill of
Ladysmith, Wisconsin, were visit
ors at the Hagen Stone Hill
Ranch. Sunday afternoon.
Martin Sethre was hauling
grain to town Tuesday from his
place in the north country.
George Beck, Joe Mcmahon,
Hubert Loendorf, and Otto Radke
among the Southsiders who
lrove into town Tuesday.
A. G. Funk of Volt was haul
ng grain into Wolf Point Tues
Men Wanted-Big demand for
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experts. Big pay. Write
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27-6t.
Meade Steele and Alex San
aver left Tuesday for a business
rip to Billings.
Henry Lowers of the north
ountry was in town shopping
tuesday,.
Lee Burch, Devert Baker and
.oe Heser of Nickwall were Wolf
Joint visitors Monday.
Bob Balbinot has returned to
is threshing rig in the north
ountry. The rig resumed opera
Tuesday after a temporary
ayoff because of the weather.
Roy White of Butte arrived in
his city Monday to visit his
rother Wilbur White. He drove
ere. Mr.. White of Butte is in
he mining business.
c. M. Cleaveland of the Mon
ana Dakota Power company of
ce left Tuesday for a business
Zip to Opheim and surrounding
ountry.
Leonard Kalstad of Iowa is at
re Montana4Dakota Power of
&c this week in the capacity of ,
ASKING machine salesman. Y
Just say Colleen Moore and you
you will enjoy the show. 31-1 I
Mrs. Hans Sethne and children
turned last week from an ex-
nded vacation spent with rela- 2
yes in North Dakota. d
Ed zimmerman and family left {
st week for Minneapolis. I
Dorothy Gilligan of Brockton !
d her cousin Jovita Tolkesdorf !.
We rented the Joe Montgomery
use and moved in Saturday.
ley have registered in high L
nool. il
Harry Lovejoy and family NOV
from the Cliff Wilson house
70 the Bissel house on Sapphire
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Olive Hasbrouk and Jack Hoxie
Monday-Tuesday at the Liberty.
Kay Lang of Froid is registered
in the Wolf Point high school.
Mrs. Harriet Carver of Poplar
was in Wolf Point one day last
week. Mrs. Carver is teaching
the Burshia school.
Leroy Kellogg returned Sun
day from Bainville where he has
been spending the summer
with friends and is registered in
school.
E. G.. Lee and family are NOV
ing this week from the Switzer
cottage on Third avenue, south,
to the Merwin house on the
northside.
John Dorgan of Benrud was in
town Monday.
Lawrence Delaney and family
returned Tuesday from a summer
spent in the vicinity of Scobey.
C. E. Dougherty of Whitefish
is in town this week and is pay
ing friends and relatives a ten
days visit.
Three trainloads of "Maytags''
passed through Wolf Point last
month. They sell like hot cakes.
80 for a free demonstra-
ton. The Vigil Co. 31-1t.
Mrs. D. L. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Flemming of Poplar were Wolf
Point callers Wednesday.
Donald Damson of Poplar, who
nas been a patient in a private
hospital in this city, was dischsrg-
ID Wednesday and returned to his
home.
Three new residents of Wolf
Point are the Wilson brothers of
Iaryville, Mo. The boys r the
lephews of Art Wilson. They
,ame here several weeks ago on
/ vacation trip and have liked it
we'll that they decided to stay
lere. Hilbert is registered in high
Lester is working in
acknowledgements barber shop and
lawrence is seeking a teaching
situation.
DR.. and Mrs. c. B. Larson spent
he week end visiting friends in
Iavre.
Could you do the Charleston
While riding an aeroplane? Col
cen Moore does it in eve Mod
rms" at the Liberty Wednesday,
rhursday-Friday. 31-1
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Hrs. Harry Daniels died n this
.ity Saturday. She was four
months old. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels
lad just returned from a trip with
~threshing rig near Avondale.
Herman Oruman has purchased
Ford truck.
Mrs. H. C. Saunders is i'll with
fever.
Mrs. J.. M. Wilson of Nickwall,
7ho has been i'll for the last two
is much better this week.
Ivor Umsted has purchased a :
ord truck.
Mrs. John Dorgan of Benrud
sft Tuesday for a visit in Ore
on. She will be the guest of !;
.aughters in Portland and wilLal-
j, visit her old home at Albany. :
he was accompanied by her son
rancis. Before leaving for the
oast Mrs. Dorgan spent several
ays in town at the home of Mrs.
. G. Knapp.
Frank Reddikoop accompan-
d w. A. Rogers into the country
lmediately north of town We'd
.sday on a cattle buying trip.