The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-21

Something new, The Liberty j
Offering a Variety Show Satul
day night. Several exciting fea
lures and comedies will be pre-
scented instead of the usual on
long picture. One night only.
Mrs. C. H. Winship returne,
Saturday from Shell Rock, Iowa
where she has been visiting TO.
the last three months at the hom,
of her mother, Mrs. Chas. Evritt
Mrs. Winship says that the frui
crop in Iowa this year was i'm
mense, and hat people have 81
many apples that they r feeding
them to the pigs.
Miss Virginia Nesbit of The
Herald staff left Saturday evening
for a three weeks vacation, to be
spent in Portland, Oregon with
relatives and friends. Miss Mes
bit will also visit in Corvallis and
Astoria, Oregon, both places
where she formerly resided.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rantz, who
recently sold their northside
property, are now visiting friends
and relatives in Iowa, their home
state before coming to Montana.
Jack Pickford has leading role
in two special pictures to be at
the Liberty soon, "The Goose
Woman" Oct. 1929 and "The
Bat" Nov. As.
Wolf Point friends of Mrs.
Walter Rantz, a former resident
of the northside, will be sorry TO
that she was called to
Yakima. Wash, last Saturday by
the death of her brother, Axel
Mr.. Svien died from the
effects of a ruptured appendix.
Mrs. Rantz was accompanied by
her husband and children and an
other brother, Carson Svien of
Williston. Mr.. and Mrs. Rantz
make their home in Glasgow.
R. S. Jelley, who has been in
Wolf Point recently consulting
local medical authorities, return
ed Saturday evening to his home
in Glasgow. Mr.. Jelley's son
Robert, a graduate of the Wolf
Point high school and now in his
sophomore year at the University
of Montana, is a member of the
University football squad this
fsll.
In the story of the Wolf Point
Poplar Legion banquet, in last
weeks Herald, the name of Mr..
and Mrs. Virgil Albert were in
advertently omitted from the list
IF those who attended from Wolf
Please do not be hasty about
accepting amy of the numerous
nail order offers of holiday
cards until you have
.een the extensive assortment of
and beautiful designs and
.olors at The Herald office. We
ave a carefully selected stock on
rand of exclusive designs selling
It prices to suit all, and also
ample books for special orders.
Remember, you may buy them
lain or have them printed or en-
with your " sentiment
n a ready-made sentiment. You
sill be very wise to order well in
dvance of Christmas. You will
re sure of good service, have the
dvantage of full assortments,
I'd need not pay until later.
Mrs. C. L. Marshall is assisting
t The Herald office during the
bsence of Miss Virginia Nesbit.
Phone the local and society
ews to TIE Hersld. phone So
e will appreciate it.
Mrs. Lott'e Owen arrived Mon
ay from Bismarck. N. D., end is
pending the week here locking
ter business matters and greet
g old friends.
Friends of Mrs. s. W. Jackline
Glasgow. formerly Of this city.
i'll be pleased to learn that ct
.e state Degree of Honor con :
at Great Falls this week :
.e ws,s elected state president.
rs. VIM. Raymond also attended
e convention from Glasgow. I
Mrs. c. D. Knauss who has been
sitting friends in Glasgow will :
cp off here Friday for a visit at !
e Julia Jacob home, enroute to ;
r home in Williston. q
B. A. Brakeman was in the
st end of the county Tuesday Z
ID Wednesday on telephone bus q
ess.