The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-11-11

Havre Tuesday attending TO bus
mess matters and greeting old
friends.
Mothers and fathers, are you
boys or girls sewing their Wild
Oats? If so what are you doing,
are you treating them, what re-
suits do you expect? See what
happened to the girl and boy in
"Wild Oats Lane" at the Liberty
Thursday-Friday, Nov. 1919. 1t.
Jas. Everett whose home is on
the reservation 25 miles north
east of Wolf Point, was attending
to business matters here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Halliday
and Mrs. John Oglesbee from the
Westfork country were in town
from Thursday until Sunday
shopping.
Miss Erma Small returned Sat
lurday evening from Portland
where she has been during the
summer. Mss Small will remain
in Wolf Point until May and says
that should any of her former
pupils or others desire to take
music lessons that she will give
lessons while here.
Learn auto mechanics, practical
training, no books. HANSON AU-
TOITRAC. & ELEC. SCHOOL,
Fargo, N. Oak, box M926. 38-4t
MI. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson, Mrs.
H. B. Wilson and son Laurence
visited with relatives in Nickwall
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Goolsby and
wife of Hamblin left Wednesday
evening for Nashville, Tenn, be-
ing called there by the serious i'll
ness of Mr.. Goolsby's mother.
Mr.. and. Mrs. P. Nasty and
daughter of Hstmblin went to Will
liston Wednesday for a few days
visit with the latter's parents.
Extra Special picture Sunday
Monday, Nov. 14-15. THE
Prince of Pilsen". Starring
George Sidney of Potash and
Perlmutter fame.
Ben Nahum of Waska had the
misfortune to have his hand crush
ed in a pump jack last Saturday.
He came to Wolf Point for medi-
cal attention.
The L. M. Clayton family have
into the J. P. Murphy house
on Fairweather street.
Ambrose Bauer and family re-
this week from Hawkeye,
Iowa, where they have been
spending the past month visiting
relatives and friends. They made
The trip by car and coming home
encountered NOR or less snow
the eastern part Of North Da-
1ota.
Buck Jones Tuesday Nov. 16
1t the Liberty.
Mrs. W. V. D. Chapman who
.ecently underwent an operation
or appendicitis at Missoula, is re
ported to be convalescing. AS
ioon as she is well enough to make
he trip she will return to Wolf :
!
Jacob H. Unrau of Volt was !
.ttending to business matters in
Wolf Point today. :
George Sidney who played the c
,art of Abe Potash in "Potash |
MD ~Perlmutter" will be at the Q
liberty again in another positive
augh riot, "The Prince of Pill :
en-" Sunday-Monday, Nov. 14-15
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter .
will be glad to learn that >
he is much improved in health 7
nd that they plan soon to return {
} their home here. Mr.. Sinnott
ill be back about the goth and {
[rs. Sinnott will return a few
avs later. She has been visiting
err sister in Washington, D. C.,Ie
Or the last few months. !,
Henry Jantz Of Volt brought g
| a drove of cattle to be shipped D
n the livestock train today. 7
Please do not be hasty about F
ccepting any of the numerous L
lail order offers of holiday s.
cards until you have 81
the extensive assortment of HI
ew and beautiful designs and
,lors at The Herald office. We 6
a carefully selected stock on
md of exclusive designs selling V
prices to suit all, and also u
books for special orders. .;
emember, o may buy them fe