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Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Miscellaneous
For Sale
PIANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2lS. 21tf

W. eAA
PIANO FOX SALE or rent. SIS
Broadway. Phone 2ls. 21tf
FOR SALE-Team of good horses
and harness, four miles west on
san Diego highway, 81 south. J. E.
Burns. 4-2s
ELECTRIC wasAer. cheap. 55t
Holt. So
FOR SALE OR RENT-Fine team
heavy farm horses. Inquire, Press
office. Aft
FOR SALE-Bargaiu, l G. G. Conn,
{ melody saXaphone. Good shape
Can be seen at III Main street.
between > and o clock or after
p. m. - 4-6f
$j15 equity Overland for $500, Ar
condition. 1000 miles Unable to
meet payments. Press Box 992.
50
FOR SALE-Some good horses, also
FordsOu tractor IN good order.
1t mile y. Acacia school. joel
Corfman. Is
MISSION GRAPES, not irrigated,
500 ton, delivered. Schafer, Yu-
ciapa. 1-5
| FOR SALE - Old newspapers at
Press office. 1tf
FOE SALE-5O0 Marsh Seedless
| grapefruit. 500 Eureka lemons- II.
Il. Hunter, San Dies2, Rte 4, Box
479, Nursery, Lemon Gro.A 19tf
/ FOR SALE-Pidgeons, White King
and Red Ca-ous. 764 Vine St
1Str
/ FOR SALE Grade 4 Ilolstem bull
/ 9 month, oh, also purcbrcd Jcr-
/ sey bull. IL wears Old Walter
GrochIi, l mile east. st mile south
Acacia school. 81
, FOR SALE-Saddlc horse suitable
for school children. Inquire Press
office. 4tf
TOR SALE-Bsstou Terrier pup
/ pics. Pcdigrced and eligible to
register f.. : Kaiser, Sth and
Walnut, IIoitville. tues-fri If
. pUEEBREn H. l. RED setting eggs
/ 100 per cent fertility guarantee.
Nahood strain, trJpuestcd. Bred
for color, type and eggs, f. c,
Kaiser Nth AND Walnut Holtyiue
tues-fri
SECOND HAND business Owner
1uu wants late sedan in trade.
Van Bur,n, calipatri9 u tn II
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Help Wanted

WANTED-Man capable Of hand
ling position as branch manager
at Yuma, Washer Wilson, l31 50.
9th ST. FL Centric 3ltt
WAATED-MiIker, married or sing
lc on f. \. Allen ranch, ) miles
south of Lotus ranal. y. NOorting.
3-5t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
So. California
Sporting Briefs
Ry Press SIaif Correspondent

Los ANGELES, Sept. Jimmy
McLaruin through his great popu-
llrity hcrc will be a Slight favoritc
over Jcr Click, New York Jewish
boy, when they enter the ring to-
night in the 10 round main event.
The battle will mark McLarnin S
first appearance as a lightweight
and will be lis first ring appear
anco for more than five months.
On the same card Sammy Me
Larnin, Jimmy, little brothr, Viii
meet Tony Cruz over the four round
route. The bout will he the first
professional fight for Sammy.
Santiago IoriNa and Charley
Rodriguez Will mix gloves in the
SIX round semi wiudup.
TTCSON.-Jack Lynch, light
hcayywcight champion Of Aizona
lo~f newspaper decision to Red
Williams Of Lo, Angeles, in THEN
tea round 60 here last night. VILE
ialus took eight Of the ten rounds
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
sODAy'S WANT ADS

LOST HORSES, . BLACKS, l
BROWN, 2 RhYa, / GREy. Re
WARD. J. c. BROCK, PHONE
97F5 OR J. 3. LEWI5, PHONE
386W. st
WANTED poultry Of all kinds. 1882
Woodward. Phone 966 for prices.
7tf
BE SURE and attend Bakers Eur
nituro Auction, 6"S South Sixth
Street, FL Centre, next Thursdav,
Sept. 9. 7t2
FOR RENT Furnished house to Il
permanent couple. clcau, attrac-
tive. Inquire $50 Brighton Ave.
~
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Watching the
Score Board
By United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
Yesterdays Hero.-Flint Rhcm,
st. Louis hurlcr, who held Pitts
burgh to four hits in winning the
first game of Yesterdays : double
header $ to l. In the second game
the Pirates were out hit but won /
to >.
The Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati
Reds split Il double header. The
Cubs Won the morning game, 10 0,
and lost the afternoon game : to 1.
Brooklyn won the first game from
the Phils, s to s; in the aftcr-piece
the Phils triumphcd s to >.
The Chicago White SoX returned
home after a losing road trip and
won double header from the Tig-
crs. } to + and : to !.
Eighty thousand fans saw the
New York NankS divide u twin bill
with the Athletics, the PhiladcIph
ians winning the first > to /
and losing the second 10 /.
The Cleveland Indians won the
first game from the 81. Louis
Browns, aided by doubles by sum
ma, Jamieson and l.. Scwcll. They
lost the second to /.
The Washington Senators wor
their tenth straight game, bcatipe
the Red Sox > to l. The sccono
game OF the scheduled double head
cr was called in the third because
OF rain, the Hose leading to o.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

FOR RENT-Largc room for one or
two men. Private entrance. 1eio
Olive street. ST
Fur RENT-Cozy room for l or =
gentlemen. 735 Olive st. 27tf
FOR RENT = Several nicely fur
nist I'd and unfurnished houses.
Mrs. Land, ?s3 PARK. 23tf
FOR RENT-Nicc clean furnished
house. Inquire III Park. 3tf
FOR RHNT-Apts and sleeping
rooms. III Commercial. Tele.
251J. 4-3
FOR RENT -~ Newly FURNISHED
three room apartment, 90 Adams
27tt
FOR LEASE Sept. l5., furnished,
modern house near school and
court house. 1919 State, rear.
phone 6SOJ. 2tf
FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
rooms, upstairs, 755 Orange
Phone 945. 2tf
FOR RENT-R6om for one or two
men. 764 Olive. 5-3
FURNISHED COTTAGE for rent.
7jS Commercial. 3ltf
FOR RENT-Aica furn shed apart
mcnt. Shcpa j apar' mems, 4Sl
Ell Centre Ave. etc
= On hr-N rive room house fur
nished, also apartments. 30
Broadway. To-;
FOR RENT-Large cool room, suit
able for one or two gentlemen.
66j He'll, phone 22O-W. 1tf
FOR RENT-IIousc, six rooms, bath,
partly furnished, also large gar
age. Phone Is. Neary. 1-5t
FOR RENT-Furnishcd house. 40
Hamilton. 2-4
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

CuICAGO-Kav Rychell, Chica-
20, and '.Pete" Sarmicnto, Philip
pine Islands, boxed ten round
draw here last night.
SACRAME y %. - james r.
Ritchic, George Ritchic and J. II.
Wcidcr, of San Francisco, and Man
willie Pcndlcton Of Sacramento, re-
maincd i'll the championship flight of
the second annual state fair golf
championship here today.
SACRAMENTO-.W. p. Sears of
Fresno. j. f. IIafucr md August
Ruhstallcr were winners Of trophies
in the initial day of the state fair
championship trapshoot at the Sac
ramcnto Bluerock club. Sixty trap
shooters competed.
SACRAMENTO-Witl nm, con-
sccutivc victories to his credit. FL
Hanson Of Fresno took Uadisputed
leadership Of tirs place in TIE fin.
a matches of the Ca';forn state
championship horseshoe pitching
tournament here today.
SACRAMENTO. - Three foe:
round bouts featured last night 5
card at the state fair Roy Soils,
local Filipino, and Albert ArroYo,
Mexican bantam, went the -four
rounds to n draw. Tiger NAPOLEON
o: Sacramento lost to Leon de CARL
of San Francisco and Jack Rilcr Of
, Sacramento and Cal Dion of san
Francisco Travelled the full route to
a draw.
SACRAMENTO.-Crawford. six
wear old Sterling Thoroughbred own
ed by $. II. Cowcll. set a now state
record Of 2:03 St in a trotting per
formancc against time at the state
! fair grounds. Crawford shattered
the standing record Of Princess Tia
.luana at Stockton in 1921 Of 2:06 :
for the mile.
ABERDEEN, Wash.-A six round
draw was fought here last night by
Ted Krachc, IIoquiau wcltcrwcight,
and Doe Bcrcot of Monroe.
/ WALLA WALLA. WaSh.--.Iimmv
Darcy of Portland lost the decision
10 Mickey Rocksou. Boise middle
weight, in six round bout here last
| right.
RENO, Ncv.-EiH lie Florc, san
Francisco fcathcrWcight, went
down for the count from a right
hand swing of Jack spencer, Rene
boxer Ia the 10Th round of one Of
thc fasto>' boats ever witness q"
here yesterday.
san FHAECI>tN.- Bert t"'c
Mission soutlpaw who turned in
tlrcc more Victories during the Y.,t
week, remained the outstanding
pitcher in the coast league in point
If gamcS won, with 20 wins "oJ
eight defeats. Wright of Los An
gclcS was second with Il victories
out of % games. Other rankin.
hurlcrs are Crandall of Los AM
gclcs; pructt, Oakland; llami'toe,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Wanted To Buy

T.,NTED-Secono hand f-Tnitu-e
CaH I95W $40 Main st 1917
WANTED-Sc Second hand Dane
mower or wheels for same. y. 3.
bromley, RI. box Il, FL Centre. 3-5
FURNITURE NANTED-l15 No
5th. Phone 623. 14t1
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Special Notices

FOR RENT on shares, 20 acres to-
mato land. | furnish water, stock
land. See Tucker, 2l2 miles
south Meloland, y mile west. 81
WANTED-To hear from ownor of
land for sale for fall delivery. o.
X. Hawley, Baldwin, Wis. I'LL
WANTED--A home for three tab
bies. Good mousers and ready
for work. Harriet Kirch, 92l
South 3rd street. 43
HEBER second hand store. Goods
bought and sold. L. X. Choser.
$50
WANTED-Children to board, any
age, near school. 5l4 Second St
800
JACUMBA STEAM LAUNDRY for
/ sale, good paving proposition all
the YEAR round. Apply at the
! laundry. 3ltf
TYPEWRIrEko RENTED
/ AL Makes
$1,000 for 3 months, 81 for l month
/ Special rates to students
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE, Inc.
62l Main 81. Phone 500, FL Centre
/ 27-2b
A CHANCE TO OWN Il home. vii,
! furnish lot and build You Il house
small down %avm rt. Write DOS
S53 or apply l2S1 El Centre. 27rt
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
WASHINGTON TO
HAVE VETER AN
TEAM THIS YEAR
by United Press Leased Wire

PULLMAN, Wash. Sept. t.
Washington state college viii enter
the 1926 PacItlc coa,t conference
games this year with the same
squad of veterans who upset all the
dope toward the close Of last sea
son by defeating the famed Univcr-
sltv Of Southern California team.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
BE SURE

And look over my listinGs on
houses and lots before YOU buy,
Modern five rooms, we'll locat
ed, $1,000 and up. Terms.
O. W. AFFLERBAUGII
10 NO. 9th Phone 5I3
FOR RENT-Furmished apts and
rooms. Ill Commercials. Phone
251J. 10
LOST Tuesday morning. Balloon
tire jack painted green. Reward.
IL. G. Davidson. Union Oil Com
panv Of California. 7t3
uAHTZNLL.-Roofer. Takes guess
work out OF roofing Phone DIV.
If
WANTED-Boy l. or Is to work
i'm battery shop. go BroadwaE.
ITS
FOR NALB-For cash. Easy Wash
ing Aisehine. in perfect condition.,
copper iapk. 80. Portable sew
ing machinc i'm GOOD condition.
So. Good Alright refrigerator
- lb. capacity, -. Good looking
rocking chair, -. Comfortable
folding couch, 50. Phone G16.
i :
EOE uIGH CLASS furniture Il
toad nak.r', auction s9ic. G.,S So.
sixth =. Lrvt Thursday, sept.
9. l:&0 p. IN. y. J., Zinn, Auc-
tionccr. 't2
MT. SIGNAL garage for sale, Com"
and look il over. ITO
FOR SALE-Furniture, rugs. china,
curtains. stoves. good condition,
Owner leaving valley. 6G4 Holt.
II. !. Barker. 1T
LOST OR STOLNN-Sundav. Silver
gray German police dog, seven
months. wearing collar with name
KaIl Also owners name. !. A.
Bowers. Box 81, FL Centric. Phone
$50 or deliver 11S So. Fifth -.
7tf
FOR RENT-So acres vegetable
land near Imperial. All plowed
disccd and ready to plant. Heavy
bermuda. In0uirc at Oregon Ito
tel. w. II. Flory. 1T
FOR RENT ,Fivc room modern nm
furnished house. Phone 9&5. 1t'
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Base BAH Standing
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I esterday's S Result.

Yesterdays Results
St. Louis '3-2, Pittsburgh IA.
Chicago -, Cincinnati o..
Brooklyn 80, Philadelphia 6-8.
New \ ork Boston, double header,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Rivers FavOrite
Over Imperial
In Bout Tonight
HS nitcd Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal, sept :. Gcorgic
Rivers, Los Angeles flywcight. who
aaar au impressive showiug against
fidrl laRarba. flvwciqht champion,
in a title match several months ago,
was u lu TO I favoritc over Freddie
Tmpcrial Stockton Filipino for their
scheduled 10 round bout here to-
night.
Eivcrs cypocts to enter thc ring
at about III pounds. Imperial is
.er.ltcd tu ho lu good condition.
Anything can happen. Kid Lewis
boxer. was fined for irving to
smeg.lr perfume into England.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

BE AN ELECTRICAL expert. Earn
5000 to $500 monthly. Electrical
industry developing rapidly and
needs men. New guaranteed ways
makes it easy to learn electricity
quickly. Positions secured.
Money making electrical book frco
Write National Electrical School
1000 Fisucroa St, Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
PRESS CLASSIFIED SECTION
For Rent-Houses

FOR RENT room modern house
See William with the Buick. jtt
FOR KEN p---fwo room furnished
apartment with shower, $40
lights included. Mrs. Land, 73d
Park. 2ob
IOH RENT u. niShtd house tot
Jy'y AMI August Apply 52g SO
Seventh st. l9tt
FOR kEAT-LaEse apartment with
rr1vatc bath. Also sleeping room
Park View Apts 2jtf
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Hollywood IT, Los Angeles 2-3.
Oakland %, Seattle 40,
Sacramento 90, Portland l-6.
San Francisco 3-2, Mission O..
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Situations Wanted

EXPERIENCED dressmakcr wishes
position. Press Box 994.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
FOR RENT
NEN BTEGALOW
In COLONIAL COURT
no 10 14I Olive Sfrcnt

rl>o in. modern. Built in 'ca-
lures. hardwood floors, f're
places. Call at 675 Brighton
after o clock. Phone Mrs.
Green, 2G1J. tues thur sat
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
AMERICAN Ji;AGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago 81, Detroit 40.
Philadelphia 81, New York %.
Cleveland II, St. Louis 6-3.
Washington ., Boston /.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

II'N Angus y ''''' >'''''i 'i'N''
Seals
by United Press Leased Mir"
New York.-Epinard, thc French
horse which participated in three in
transitional races ina America two
years ago, was to be unr,adcd today
from tn, liner MiuucwaSka, lie will
bc sent to the Djxiaua Stud farm in
Kentucky. Epiuard is insured for
nearly T20o.0uo.
Newport, R. I,-.lrsSr GuiIiouj,
former amateur golfer champion,
won the gold mashio i'm the tourua-
ncut at Ocean Links here with n
score Of 293 for - holes. Roland
Mackenzie. He'd Francis Ouim"t by
enc stroke ON the total having a 30
10 win the silver mashio, second
prize. MaN Mar~ton, Who had led
The field. wa, forced To drop cut
hoeausc of iljur,~, His ~ for 30
holes west best and lac received tine
geld ball for his play.
Corset firm i'm Niagara Falls
fohhrd Of Sl0u0o Imagine Il corset
, firm with So much money.
Detroit nan shooting at a eat hi
= GciubhCf. II would he best ia shoot
at a ucjghhor aud Nit rat.
-.--
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Corset firm i'm Niagara Falls
robhrd Of SloUoo. ImH@lnc Il corset
firm with So much money
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Detroit man shooting At a eat hi
ncigbbor. II would hc b,~t t" shoot
, .. uciohhnr aud hit "a ra1,
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

Los Angeles and Mitchell Of the
SonlS.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
TYPEWRIrERo RENTED
All Makes
Mrs. KATE e. OLDHAM
Insurance of All Kinds

546 Main Stree. Phone 437
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07
Here and There
in Sport WcrId

CHlCAGO-Eay Rychell, Chica-
20, and "Pete' Sarmicnto, Philip
pine Islands, boxed a ten round
draw here last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

SACRAME y T O. - james r.
Ritchic, George Ritchie and j. II.
Wcidcr, of San Francisco, and Man
willie PcndIeton Of Sacramento, re-
maincd i'll the championship flight Of
the second annual state fair golf
championship here today.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-09-07

SACRAMENTO-W. p. Sears of
Fresno. J. F.. Ilafncr md August
Ruhstallcr were winners Of trophies
in the initial day Of the state fair
championship trapshoot at the Sac
ramcnto Bluerock club. Sixty trap
shooters competed.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
Ed Nahum of Waska was a
Wolf Point shopper Saturday.

Ed Nahum of Waska was {
Wolf Point shopper Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bradford
moved into their new home Sat
urday. They T occupying the
Breuer house south of the Sher-
man hotel, Mr.. and Mrs. Breue1
having gone to Havre Ito make
their home.
David Fredine was a pleasant
caller ait the Herald office Sat
urday. He is now caring for the
". <. Gerner place northeast of
town. Mr.. Fredine says Mr.. Ger
ner is o. in Bohemian and Mrs.
Corner is still in MINNEAPOLIS
with her parents.
Three Faces East-what do
0hey mean? BAL
'Cy johnson will give another
of his popular dances in the Coli
scum on October 20, when the
Beck and Walkers colored orches-I
ira will furnish music.
Mr.. and Mrs. James FROST
passed through Wolf Point Thurs
day evening on their way to NAL
"a Ar. Frost was an employee
at the depot last year and when
ne left here went to Canada to
1--we. Mrs. Frost will be remem-l'
bered as Anna Davis. Mr.. Frost
came back to Wolf Point the first
of the week and will be- employed
the depot for a while. Mrs.
Frost has gone out to the coast
DO visit.
MRS. C. w. Mcneil was on the {
SICK list last week but is up and :.
around this week. !
Fay Bartholomew of Great Falls IS
was a business visitor in Wolf a
the early part of the week.
Clean cotton rags wanted at 4
5he Herald office. We cannot F
use wool rags. E
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
To The Electors Of
Roosevelt County

I take this opportunity of am
nouncing that I am a candidate
for sheriff of Roosevelt county. If
elected | will, as in the past, be
fair, considerate of all and vigil
liant in enforcement of the laws
My record as sheriff is known
to the electors and if it is endorsed
by them at the election in No
vember, my aim in filling the of
fee will again be Service"
34-4 JOHN H. ANDERSON.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
COMMISSIONERS MEET

The board of county commits
sioners met Monday and Tuesday
of this week in their regular
monthly meeting.
R. J. Moore presented a propo-
sition to the board whereby he
would sell them the Sherman no.
tel and lot on which it is situated
for $4,000, the building to be
used as a county court house. The
proposition was rejected by the
board.
Judges and clerks for the COM
ing general election were chosen
and other matters of general rou-
tine business cared for.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
c AND OTHERWISE

4 The John Bakken family move
to Glasgow last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herman Pipal had vision
of a Florida storm last Thursda.
: evening when the strong win
blowing that night blew in a larg'
Iplate glass window in her house
No other damage was done and n
one was hurt.
William Aronson of Helena
representing the Northwest Nur
sery off Valley City, N D., a il
Wolf Point Saturday. Mr.. Aron
sons special line of work is land.
scaping and he says that severa.
home owners in Wolf Point are
making plans Ito have the ground
surrounding their homes land
scaped.
Mrs. Myra Cusker and Mrs.
Hank Cusker were in town from
their Southside homes shopping
Saturday. The Hank Culskers
recently purchased a home on the
northside and for the present the
three Cusker children in school,
Gertrude, Clyta and Roy will
keep house there.
For the coming. winter season
Liberty will present four and
sometimes more distinct programs
week. Select pictures have
been chosen and all available road
attractions will be presented.
the program adj every
Miss Gladys Tennison of Wis
,onsin has been the house guest
If her sister, Mrs. Floyd De Witt.
Mr. and Mrs. De Witt and Miss
motored TO the South
ide Sunday ito visit relatives
md friends.
Master Warren Smith of Pop
ar spent the week end in Wolf
POINT as the guest of Master
Bobby Lowell.
Lloyd Montgomery, who is now
Employed in Glasgow, spent the
week end in this city with his
emily.
Mrs. F. E. Der and her daugh-
er, Mrs. Ralph Dexter were
.mong the Volt shoppers in Wolf
Joint Saturday.
Mrs Fred Johnson of the
5ou'shside attended the bargain
arrival Saturday.
DO your subscription paying in
.dvance, and do not forget that
.istant friend, during The Her
lids big subscription drive, Oct.
to Nov. 16. Read our ad in
his issue. Get a big prize, free.
Mrs. Russell Harmon was
mong the Southsiders shopping
n Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Witt and
rank Redikopf spent Sunday at !
he Neal Harlow home near Vida.
Stanley Wilson of Nickwali !
pent the week end in town with
is parents.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
PIANOS, PIANOS

If you want to buy, rent or
exchange pianos write Hops Piano
Co., Crest Falls for free cata-
logue and information. Prices
low. terms easy. 34-2t.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07

Hans L. Peterson and Lillian
Breckenridge, both of Glasgow,
Oct. 4.
Louis LeGare of Riverside and
Claudian Lemieux of Poplar, Sept.
"a.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
MARKET REPORT

Cook Swiss chard stalks and
leaves separately and serve on
different days as if they we're diff
ferent vegetables.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07

P. A. Koslowsky, his brother and
their two families, from north
west of Lustre were in Wolf Point
shopping Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07

Among those who drove cattle
here for shipment this week were
Charles Meyer of Lustre; Oscar
Erickson, northeast of town; J..
j. Freisen of Lustre; Jack Heser
of the Southside; and Chris Sand
of the north country.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-10-07
Albert Lee was a Wolf Point
Wednesday.

AlOSLL L "a
Visitor Wednesday.
Clarence Chamberlain drove il
| from Sand Greek Wednesday.
Milton Siljenberg drove to tow
"Wednesday.
Mrs. Abe Wiens of the nortI
lIcountry was in town shopping
"Wednesday.
Sam Mcdonnell was AMONG
those from the north country il
town taking advantage of the car
nival bargains Wednesday. HI
and his family plan an extensive
eastern trip soon. He expects To
Visit relatives in Boston anc
eastern Canada.
The Camrud Motor Company
received a carload of Oldsmobiles
lthis week.
Ben Turpin is among the not
able screen celebrities in "Steel
Preferred" to be shown Friday and
Saturday at the Liberty. BAL
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Camrud RET
turned Friday morning from a
short trip to Minneapolis.
w. A. Rogers of this city is
shipping 20 cars of cattle out on
the Scobey branch this week.
J. f. Listoe of the Western
Fruit Express at Havre, was in
Wolf Point Wednesday.
w. B. Dewitt, formerly fore
mtsn at the Western Fruit Express
in this city, will be night clerk at
the Express office beginning this
Miss Loretta Becker of Glas-
low came to Wolf Point Monday
and visited Miss Mabel Kellogg
and her sister Mrs. Ruth Trichert.
Miss Becker left on the skiddoo
W ednesday for Bainville where
The will visit relatives.
Art Wilson of Poplar, an en-
of the Westland Oil Com
,any spent last week in Wolf
Point ON business.
Prof. Green, the magician,
very highly recommended
md has just finished a weeks en-
.agement in Devils Lake, also in
He has some very enter
moments in store for those
Who witness his performance at
he Liberty Monday and Tues
34-l
Mrs. AL Herstrom of Poplar
vas in Wolf Point shopping Mon
lay.
Harold Knutson and E. G..
,esmle Of the Povlar reservation
,ffces drove to Wolf Point We'd
lesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Ketchner
md Mrs. William Seips of Poplar
we're guests eff Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
seel Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ketch-
Ter are Mrs. Seel's parents and
drs. Seips is her sister.
Miss Lodmill and Mrs. Gleason
f Brockton were in bown shop '
ing Wednesday. 4
Marcia Miller of Williston is
isiting Mrs. V. o. Shuman this I
reek. I
Guy Sickels drove in from Sand
reek Tuesday. r
Howard Alger of Poplar was a F
cal visitor Tuesday. {
Clean cotton rags wanted at y
le Herald office. We cannot :
se wool rags. U
Among the Southsiders in town II
-eGnesday were Fred Ahrens, HUI 7
,rt Loendorf, Otto Radke, AxelI d
rickson, Louis Thornberg, George
eek, Paul Schillinger, Fred
oung, Joe Schillinger, Jack Nc =
,et ard Charles Gorley. q
Ivan Butler, Francis Poulsen, y.
lie and Fred Martin left by car D
ednesday afternoon for Cali =
They are going by way Of
eat Falls, Spokane and points in
Oregon and Washington. They h
E driving two cars, Ivan and a
sncis in one and the Martin
vs. in the other. Ivan and Fran
expect to spend the winter in nc
Habra, California and the Mar pi
boys will go to Sacramento
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Mar !
are now living. -,
Henry Halstad. constable from IN
wego, was in Wolf Point on al
Monday. Ipo