The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-17

Southslde RESIDENTS, were IN town
Saturday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Winship
and son Wallace left Friday for
Havre.s The two younger Win
ship children are staying at the
Charles Winship home during the
absence Of their parents.
Jack Dempsey and his pretty
wife, Estelle Taylor, will appear
in a snappy, poppy adventure
drama with laughter, thrills and
shivery mystery and many a
punch-Saturday at the Liberty,
Sid Securely was in town Sat
urday from the Volt country. He
says that although it has been a
little dry the crops are in good
condition and the farmers are
feeling optimistic.
DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Burgess and
children left Sunday morning by
car for Harlowton where Mrs.
Burgess and the children will Wis
it her sister, Mrs. E. S. Shoemak-
err. DR.. Burgess will continue to
Helena where he will attend the
state dental association conven-
ton, and may possibly go to Port
land, Oregon, to the Northwest
Dental Association convention.
The Burgesses will return to Wolf
Point about July l..
We buy and sell second hand
stoves and ranges. Kelly Bros.
6-tf.
Mrs. F. B. Hawley and son
James arrived Saturday to visit.
Mrs. Hawley's sister, Mrs. Lucy
Mitchell. The Hawleys came here.
from their home in Harlem and
expect to remain until after the
Stampede.
0. B. Horsford was in from the
Southside Saturday. He reports
finishing construction on a $1,000
barn on his place this spring.
The Rev. C. E. Haynes return
ed Thursday from a tour through
the state in the interests of In
termountain Union College of
Helena.
Sheriff John Anderson left Sun
day evening, taking C. C. Moore
to Deer Lodge. . Mr.. Anderson
returned Wednesday evening.
Charles Council was a Poplar
visitor Tuesday.
Claude Carpenter of the Pop
lar Standard was a Wolf Point
visitor Monday.
Uncle Toms Cabin, in four
acts with specialties, Tuesday at
the Liberty. 1871
Miss Ruth MacFarlane left
Wednesday evening for Missoula.
George Sweihart and son, resi-
dents north of Poplar, were in
Wolf Point Tuesday, transacting
business at the court house.
Charles Brown of Daniels coun-
ty has been visiting and receiving
treatment for an injured back in
Wolf Point several days this week.
He is considering going to Great
Falls for further treatment.
Charles Ablin and family have
moved from the new Paul John
son house into the house recently
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh N.
Marion.
Charles Simon passed through
Wolf Point Friday on the Nation
al Guard troop train bound for
Fort Harrison, Helena.
"Behind the Front" is a smash
ngly good human-interest com
sdy, with a couple Of roughneck
loughboys, enemies in real life,
'uddies in the army, who make
life in the great A. E. F., with
is muck and mud, its guard
Houses, wine shops and front line
renches, just one big "wow"
rom start to finish. Thursday
friday, Liberty. 1871
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Klaboe have
.one to Havre to make their
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Mrs. J. A. Lund left last week !
or a visit with friends in Mime ;
ota.
Mrs. H. A. s~choening, her
mother Mrs. Hagen and the Z
.'choening children left Sunday {
corning by car for Havre.
Mrs. William Zimmerman and /,
lucille left last week to visit Mrs. !
iimmerman's mother in Fergus /,
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