The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-02-11
OIL
FORCES CAPTURE
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Women Delegates

into the limelight and received
much well deserved praise. Miss
Goodlaxon took charge of the
Outlook station last year under
trying conditions. She continued
with the school she was teaching
and with the help of a hired man
also managed the oil business. She
did a wonderful business and
tripled the quota of the station
winning n Of the cash prizes Of
fered by the company for the
month of November. She con-
sented to tell the convention how
she did it and was one of the big
hits of the program.
An Oil School
The lectures by Mr.. Edwards,
Henderson ard Mr.. Daniels
opened up a fund of information
processes in refining gasoline,
oils and heavier lubricants and
their action in actual use. To the
uninitiated the addresses were
glimpses into a new realm OF
science and to oil statesmen were
Of great value as a guide to select
ing the right goods for the custo-
need, as we'll as an aid in !
tracing trouble.
Pep and Progress ]
Mr.. Nelson and Mr.. Townsend
in poppy talks gave out gilt edge
suggestions on service. President :
Toughlin and other Westland Of '
frequently took the floor I
and always for a good purpose and
With happy results. The atmos-
1here of the convention vas char
lcterized by good clean, original /,
.ommercialism and effective adj
rertising. Tables in the Palm J
DOM, where the sessions were held J
we're supplied with printed mat
and novelties. Some of the
ectures were illustrated by Ian
ern slides. Red paper hats and
inflated balloons were everywhere +
resent and lent color to the var
Gus occasions. 7
During the noon intermission, A
Wednesday, several group pic n
ures were taken in front of the q
Cuts will be made of q
ONE of them. 2
Talks and Toasts n
Mayor Thompson's address q
tuesday, morning was a felicitous f
ombination of welcome to the II
guests, boosting for his 7,
ONE town and hearty invitation 81
return next year. His talk n
lade such a hit that he was urged /
} speak the next day and re-
bonded in a happy and philosophi-
al vein on the kindred topics of NJ
and labor. v
The noon luncheons and evening "
inner and banquet were high m
pots in the days programs,
larked by informality, wit and
God cheer. The speeches were
Iostly brief but appropriate. The T
.ayor and other local men were
.vited to sit in. The program
Glow gives an accurate outline p
: the two days. =.
Program g,
Tuesday: 900 a. m, Sherman r.
otel Palm room. ~
Introduction, R. J. Coughlin, =
resident Westland Oil Company. i
Address of Welcome, R. NJ. D,
Mayor Of Wolf Point. ! =
Response, R. J. Coughlin. :
"The Red Hat" J. B. Townsend,
.lpervisor of Sales, Westland Oil
)mpany.
1916 p. M, Luncheon, Sherman NJ,
tel dining room-L. c. Linde-
ann, POSTMASTER.
1870 p. M, Address, J. A. Ed
ards, fabrication Engineer Mar st
nd Refining Co.
Address, M. C. Henderson, Man
er Sunburst Refinery. ac
p. m, Dinner, Sherman de
tel dining room-Otto Lund, CT
.astmaster. &c
200 p. M, Dance, Sherman Re
tel Palm room. Gle
Wednesday: 900 a. M, Ad- tn,
ess, G. w. Wolbert, Representa- da
e Winchester Simmons Com A.
ny, hardware. o'c
Address, ]. H. Nelson, Repre-
ltative White Eagle Oil & Re- clio
ing Co. the
Address, j. A. Edwards. hel
p. M, Luncheon, Sherman on
eel dining room-Ben Braucht,
ele
80 p. M, Address, A. j. Dan No
j, Vice President Battenfield Pc;
& Grease Co. Ro,
Address, j. A. Edwards. ira
100 p. m, Banquet, Sherman the
ell dining room-Joe Townsend, Def
flee
he dance Tuesday evening, to
oh the Westland people had era
ciously invited the whole COM iste
nifty, was such a delightful sue wht
that it was repeated Wednes- Gin,