The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-08

William Mclaughlin of Helena
candidate for railroad and publ
f service commissioner at the comm
k election, was in this city Thurs
day.
Miss Onita Klingelhofer of tn
$ Indian Training school is enjoy
e ing a visit with her sister, a teach
d er from st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Clement an,
f family went to Havre this weel
e to attend the circus there.
Jack Holt with Margaret Morri
/, and Raymond Hatton il Zan'
Grey's latest-and it's no ordinar!
. Western, but a knock-down-drag
out, blood-tingling, herman actor
drama Of the great open spaces
with romance running wild. Thurs
day-Friday, Liberty. 21-1
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Brown and
John, of Daniels county, operated
one of the concessions on Main
street during the Stampede. John
says that two Of his pupils from
the Rosebud school, Gertrude and
Elizabeth Schilke, won the girls
race, on the program at Sc Nbey,
July Fourth.
Mrs. Olga Olson returned Sat
urday from a three-weeks' visit
with friends and relatives in Pas
co, Wash, and has resumed her
position in the Wolf Point Bak-
cry.
The picture record of childhood
becomes a treasure chest of happy.
memories in years to come for.
photographs of children never
grow up. The Wolf Point Studio,
Wolf Point, Montana. 21-3t.
Among the Stampede visitors
who arrived Tuesday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Selmar Nelson of Scobey.
Mr.. Nelson won the fve-mile auto
race, held during their celebra-
ton on July Fourth. This is the
second year that Mr.. Nelson has
won the Scobey race.
Mrs. Julia jacob, Annie jacob
and Maxine Deck returned Sun
day from a weeks visit in Willis
ton. Phil Shotnokopf of this city
motored down to get them.
The Misses Elizabeth, Margs-
ret and Una Randall returned
Wednesday morning from Jordan,
Minnesota where they have been
guests of Miss Luella Arnts, who
formerly taught here, for a
month. A part of their visit was
spent at the Lone Pine Camp,
Brainard, MINI.
Raymond Hatton Of "Behind
the Front" will supply heaps of
cowboy comedy in Zane Grey's la
test thriller "Born to the West
which comes to the Liberty Thurs
day-Friday. I'll
Winfield Montgomery was kick
ed and injured on the leg by a
horse last Friday. An X-ray exam
ination showed no broken bones
and he was able to be about this
week.
W. w. wilkinson returned We'd
nesday evening to Havre. He and
Mrs. Wilkinson have been here
with their small daughter who has
been i'll with pneumonia. The lit
tie girl is reported to be much bet
ter.
Mrs. C. NJ. Gender went to Will
liston Wednesday evening.
The Rev. S. A. Walker left
Tuesday for Bozeman where he
will attend a church conference.
Miss Juliet GIFTS and Miss Mary
Moran came here from Glasgow
Wednesday and are now at Miss
GIFTS home in this city. The girls
neighboring schools last
and have been visiting re-
of Miss Moran's in Glas-
Cow.
Send your carpet rags to be
made into beautiful rugs. Prompt
service guaranteed. G. A. Nc
Neil. 21-4tp
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Bjorgen and
laughter Jean left by a Thurs
lay morning for a two-weeks'. va
sation trip in Minnesota and North
Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cairns of
Neptune, Sask., were guests at
he J.. K. Bramble home during
Stampede. When they left by
for their home Wednesday
morning Mrs. Bramble accompan-
ed them and will visit there for
.wo weeks. Mr.. Cairns and Mrs.
3ramble are brother and sister.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Hsoan If