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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-08
LITTLE THEATRE
EADANNOUNCES
MORE WORKERS
Additional Committees Given
Out by President John
B. Reynolds.

Additional committees of the Lit
tie Theatre Society as announced by
John B. Reynolds, president, are:
Usher Committee-Marian Hilgen-
berg, chairman; Misses Dorothy
Goodman, Amy Keene, Katherine
Mcclure, Hilda Lieber. Carolyn
Forey, Olive Oliver and Betty Jane
Barrett and Mrs. Victor Keen.
Hostess Committee-Mrs. Grace
Duckwall, chairman; Mesdames Ed
ward Schurman, Ethel Williams, j..
F. Barnhill, A. i. Wilson and Misses
Natalie Smith, Stella Campbell and
May Vestal.
Social Committee-Mrs. j. d.
Pierce, chairman, and Mesdames
James Roberts, Julia Gardner
Rogers, Jack Goodman, Ernest
Knef1er, Robert Wild, Fred Appel,
Donal Jameson and John Judah
Brandon.
On Stage Committee
Stage committee, Robert Winslow,
chairman; rummage sale committee,
Mrs. Tom Snyder, chairman; finance
committee, Ralph Thompson, chair
man; Col. j. b. Reynolds, Miss Eden
Lauter, Myron Green.
Properties committee, Mrs. Dick
Richards, chairman; Mrs. MaXfield
Pease, w. o. Bates, William Allen
Moore, Edgar Govell, James McDill
Faris.
Indiana play group, Mrs. Everett
Schofield, chairman; Mesdames Ovid
Butler Jameson, Arthur Beriault,
James B. Steep, Faye Leckner, Rob
ert Winslow, j. Benson Titus, Henry
j. Raymond, Jr., Rosamond Van
Camp Faris, Eugene Fife, James
Branson, Christian Olsen, Charles
McNall and Misses Mary Winter
Mary Pratt, Lola Perkins, Flore
Love, Clara Ryan, Alice Higgins
Georgia Alexander, Marietta Finley
and Messrs. Booth Harrington Jane
son, Earl D. Munyon and Herman
Ernst.
Stunt Group Members
Stunt group: Norma Green, chair
man; Mesdames Arthur Beriault
Arthur Zinken, Harry Parr, IssaC
Born, Ruth McInnis Todd Rober
Wild, Louise George, Herman Wolf
E. E. Flickenger, c. A. Broadway
Ralph Chapel, Victor Hintzie, II. J
Raymond Jr., Mansur B. Cakes, Sid
ney Senstenmater, c. L. Vail, Car
Lieber, Ruth Parry Gordon, Roberr
Winslow, and Misses Jean Stewart
Bess Sanders, Margaret Williams
Relda Rose, Margaret Hamilton
Helen Montani, Isabel Montani
Sara Lauter, Charlotte Howe, Mary
Pratt. Lillian Pierson, Jean Orloff
and Messrs. Arthur Beriault, Arthur
tinker, Clarence Weesner, Rober
Wild, Robert Winslow, e. d. Pierce
| Donnar Cramer, Raymond Jackson
John Lang, Earl B. Munyon. Sam
uel L. Shank, Robert B. Brewer, c
O. Vail, Ed Green, Harry Parr ant
John Ray Newcomb.
Clerical committee: Mrs. Georg
Finfrock, chairman; Mesdame
| Wehmer Boshong, j. A. Bohamon
j. II. Corya, Margaret Noblett, Rob
ert Moore, Louis Chevrolet, Ros
Cruzan, James Bartlett, C. c. Pier
son, Raymond Dunning, r. C. Hig
gins. J. Burdett Little, Fred Rass
man, Herbert Price, and the Misse
Stella Campbell, Helen Hauser, Ann;
Caveny, Alice Higgin Title Kerr
Hazel Smith and Josephine Postal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-08

= The Naomi Auxiliary will meet at
the Masonic Temple at p. m.
Friday. The annual bazaar will be
held Wednesday at Odd Fellows
Temple, Pleasant and Shelby SITS. A
dinner and dance will follow in the
cy.ani1o
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-11-08

The Ladies' Society of the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Enginemen and
Firemen will have a card party
Wednesday at the hall. English and
Shelby SITS.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
To- 4. T. ORRIsoN.

~, -, N. 7 UKKTNON.
lee: tlar :;2l. Col sta. Arlington Va. o.
o-KooM MODERN RESIDENCE on Two
scIes Groom bungalow on large lot excci.
t!niaI roiGaI narg easy terms. AI.COVA IN
ii,itot MENT GO. IUi Southern BulldIus
Phone Main ;y62 %
Evening star., 1926-05-09
WANTED--LOTS.

GOOD BUILDING LOTS IN ALL SECTIONS
prospects waiting give lot and So. number.
and full details price and terms 6
DIEFFENBACH 434S ELL1COTT ST Apt =
RESIDENCE LOT NORTHWEST. WEST OF
l4th 81. Give exact location. lot and saua .
number, lowest cash price. | avn not al
agent Address Box AS. star Office
WANTED BUILDING LOTS AND ACREAGE
located in the northeast or southeast sections
Of the District OF Columbia and suburbs
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY
FROM OWNER IN NV. OR CHEVY
Chase. 40 or so II. wide. semi detached
mouse section. Address Box 1i1-S. Star
Evening star., 1926-05-09

CHERRYDALE. YA.-NEW BUNGALOW !
running water. garage IN basement lot 5Oy
1926: S6.150. small cash payment and cor
venlent terms. Owner. J.. VI. MOORE. 9U
MelWoOd ave 0s
Evening star., 1926-05-09

BRAND-NEW BRICK HOME.
With Garage
Brant-ncw tapestry hriCk home that
has never been OCCUPIED. SIN large
rooms and tiled bath concrete front
porch - screened rear porches. not
water heat electricity. gas, hardwood
noors: Lear Eardke. lmme,latc posses
sion. $50 Il month. Cali Adams oiOF-N
rur Inspection.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
FOR RENT-STORES.

7I3 9th ST. N.w.-sToRE AND, DWELL;
ing combined: h;,w h.. electriSiS' large Ssiu
TO wide alley. Phone Main 3se
ness: viii give long lease. Apply ALLIES
HOTEL. 4S3 Pa. ave. nv. u.
1110 I4th 81. N.W.--LAxGE sToIktsfEr ToIktsfE fEr,tAI AND
Main MIaiemfos; fosoo entirely redecora'ed o' i-''
sls iRfHs III i. + NV %AIKrE CO. M.l1 !S2a asoo.
1888 GEORGIA AvE.-LARGE STSRL;. San;.
tary: business block: $50. 30. Col. 1871; - .
s5l UPsHUR sT-coRNER STORE srlf FINE
CORNER STORE FOR RENT: EXcELLEiNilTr 81
meat market. Inquire go 9th :. St. Sc; psF
Ssss 81 EEoESTA AYE ERos ny GAkRETT hAEfE
INC. 9i5 New York ave. NV.
?4oe 14th sr. ,N:W.-LARGE STORE sEois ANp dr
two 5rm and bath SPartmssn1s as snsss as S"T oppor
tunities Apply Penn REALTY CORPORA
T1ON, Franklin sol. ---- ,--z,,,, 2;
4l;5 7rH ST. s.w.--sToRE AND o 9 RooSM45 ~
aoi 'in haia Sain Ssf Ha5s FStSSF Ne@y ecoraed io
10. + Nw.--SMALL SHOP ...,. .S35 S35 90 90
$4ggss Ga. & iaTve.Istore-ept .....~. 80 SSSS 90
50 n.c.--G1ocory store 1o:uoo
l7io ,3oth ST. N.w-sToRE AND SO 90
o2S S"fin"s II It. s.w.-store and dwelling * 40
THOMAS y, BROWN. Ol0 4 = e2.-1--@---- ~. -,
STORE TO LET. onos;,.
34fo NJ ST. n.W.-Fine locatloH' "pp"o'0
MY f'iTet r. +. sCHNEiDER. IT.. Agt"
1925 18th st. NV. W
FRONT PART OF STORE FOR LEASE
Good downtown location Present pu9rrrc pX.7drcss
bringing in 10000 women year AuO,esS
Box los. star office. ---.------ =
FOUR NEW STORES. TWO CORNERS -
a sOlendid nv business section. SURROUNDED
by handsome residences and largo apartni1;e,ntsa
p!rIce from SOP to Si2o ,,G Ger, n''h'" i"'"0
81 L ST. NV; NEW STORE WITH DO. 81 r.
rarase: both for only $40 month; next 10
0'7IF 7ls p' Il 81. NV store with tvo show
windows; only !r, -, 10 ,,T1 W3rtHf p4lpr co
7f3 II -, NV Franklin S'!h',
1904 NEW Hampshire ANEEs ltolKkE' loKE' To-
rooms and bath; eicc.; cellar, desirable TO-
eat on for any business. .,
rooms; exceptional opportunity 10 rent or
hIy this business corner at your terms
colored neighborhood; good for any husi-
''''' COMMERCIAL REALTY .Co.,o
1905 St. NV Franklin 6I29.
sia UPsHUR ST NV. - GOOD STORE.
suitable Tor any business. Rent, 500.
524 Sth st. se.-Store vita rooms anoNe
can be used for almost any business. Rent
40 Sth st; s.e---3-story. building: large
desirable. modern. store and dwelling rooms
above: entire building at reasonable rent TO
rse s;s s nv CO. Nam sG 5000
so4 10Th ST. NW.-NEw. MODERN
''S 1922 'Hiih 'fHiith st. n.w..-Modern store; $50.
THOS. u. WALSH,
SIS 11th St. NV. Main 155s.
Evening star., 1926-05-09
For SALE-ACREAGE.

ExCGEaPTIoNAL Ga FOR LARGE yidLAs shS 1000 6dd
or osrT Wors ho cash TsG1Ged BoS
star Office ---
100 ACRES. MILES DISTRICT. On
route proposed new washington .Baltimo!e ;,s
sI2b acre. Address Box sa-s. Star once:
ls3-AcRE FARM 1CoMpLETEttY VI EeEiIp efiep
ss S'f%' e 's!s K
ably priced. Address Box 227.s. Star Office
WALNUT HILLs-MUsT SELL SELL Js i,s, acres. sR,sS.
did water: 240O feet frontage man roan
adapted for gentlepans h9me @ ate na cup and oi
adonnE s9ld for 5000 an aSye a5WNER T1 14i4 IA
s75 cash, balance monthly w3oded; Land L,nSi
aaepty aepyy p Of r. MpHREY H Mfs aeoaoWs 81 M
IDEAL VILLA SITE SUBDIvIsION on
Rockville roat. CT acres large road irontase
On on two {, sides; no grading required. AduresS
120 ACRES. ABIDING TOWN or ROCK.
vile: 81. miles to District line; 100 rI,s EarHI,s
from 81 q station and eleetri1 ears s.5H 3Sei an
acre. 3lIO ii st. West 2251 or Cleveland
SPEtCLATION IN AthEAOf~--ou.o ANniE'
about ga miles from Silver sprinE sun sun
This land is worth 81 900 per acre now.
An increase is assured as city grows. hea-
JOS 4 HERBERT & SONS.
1913 1bth st. NV.
BEAUTIFCL TRACT OF ." ACRES ON
River road. south Of Wilson lane: an uii.
rlvaled site for one orr several me toHess !,
unusual natural beauty. Priced 10" ior
w. Allan L. WALKER & CO, Ma %:!sa,
s13 18th St NV. Main 2oe".
5 ACRES-EA.
Six-rooD dwelling. chicken house. othe-
outbuildines. several bearing fruit. trees:
hard surface road d miles d. G.; = mics
Alexandria: school and church nearby nls
line convenient; $500 $1,000 cash sou
per month.
IS ACRIIS-A \.
Eight-rooni brick dwelling. modern ,,sr,i eoni
yeniences. one-acre bearing orchard: haGu
surface road. well situated; 81 . .oou
81 300 cash 500 per month WI! rade
800 ACRES-NA.
Well set in timber near railroad close 30 10
d. c. aud Ale exandria; excellent future i9 I9r +
acre lot subdivision: near hard roSu
3l7,500: $4,000 cash, balance ! : anu o
years.
DAIRY FARM-NA.
D. C.: priced icw for QUICK sale.
q j. p. QCARLES.
10S 8. Washington St. Alexandra. Va
Phone 16I.
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{ \ + X [ + L

MOORE ( HILL, NJ -.
30 7th st. NV Main lii
A HOME IL TIE BURLEIrn COMM NIFTY.
1882 \ ST. N.N.
= rooms. white tlleu bath. n VII, eie',. :
he,iro0ms. with large closets; garage. $50.
SHANNON * LCCuS, lNC~
-I3 IAN II Main 't4".-
Evening star., 1926-05-09

CLARENDON. VA. PRICE 81 800 EASY
terms: convenient TO ears. seni-bunSalOw o.
five rooms and bath space for two rooms
on 2nd floor: electricity and gas. two-csr
garage: LOT 75xI2S feet: located In one OF
the best sections and in excellent condition
! full particulars addressing Box 496-M. sta
Evening star., 1926-05-09
SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

BUSINESS PROPERTY IN Sc. FOR Sal
or VIII exchange for dwelling. Call Atlan'
Evening star., 1926-05-09
WANTED--NOSEY.
sALE-sUBCRBAN PROPERTY.

$40 600 WANTED. FIRST TRrST. THREE
BOX 232-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1926-05-09

CtOiCE LOTS AT ARLINCTON. VA, On
,1la smaaI cash payments and small monthly pay
neHts me surcst and best Investment yOu
.an make can and niak- an cngaseine,.r
10 have them ahown
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

Bruce Randall motored in from
Vida Sunday afternoon.
Have you decided what light
ing fixtures you need? Hamblin's
Electric Shop. SOL
Mrs. Sam Ellsworth of Glas-
gov who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. P. M. Merwin left Sat
urday for her home.
Friends of Miss Nettie Funk
and Miss Freda Hetter will be in
terested to learn that both girls
are now in Milwaukee where
they have secured positions.
Miss Juliet GIFTS left recently
for Alder, Montana where she
will be a g%overness for the chill
dren in one of the prominent fam
lilies of Alder.
Bebe Daniels and Neil Hamil-
ton in another splendid Paramount
picture entitled "The Splendid
Crime" It's great. Sunday at the
Liberty. SOL
Howard Tooley of Poplar at
tended the dance here Friday
night.
H. L. Hanson of Vida, and
George Teichroew of Lustre, were
callers at The Herald office Sat
urday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Appelgren
motored to the Southside Sun
day.
"Chicko Ferguson will close
his studio in this city before the
first Of April. Prices on all hi
stock of goods will be sold at
discount of from 10 to rs pei
Govt Soft
S. L. Kleve of Helena was {
Wolf Point visitor this week.
]. E. Rucker Of Culbertson at.
tended law and motion day SEES
sions here Wednesday.
Robert Meister and son George
E. H. Mendenhall, Knute Hen.
rickson and Henry Seminars were
visitors from the Southside Tues
day.
Joyce Stanley broke severa.
bones in her hand last Monday
The accident occurred when she
caught her hand in a wringer.
Richard Dix and Bebe Daniels
at the Liberty next Saturday II
"Sinners in Heaven" Its great.
W. E. Nickel of the Wide Awake
community was in town Thurs.
day.
Ed Sletvold was in from the
northeast country this week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28
CAPONS

ALI kinds poultry wanted for
our carlot shipping business. Any
amount, alive or dressed. Ship
by express. Check on arrival Of
shipment at encouraging prices.
We are responsible; buy outright,
no commission or other charges.
You will be pleased. Write f
coops, barrels, prices, tags.
MANDAN CREAMERY &
PRODUCE CO., Mandan, N. Oak.
47-3t.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28
SICK AT BUTTE

W. L. Stephens who resided here
for some time, in the employ of
his brother, R. L. Stephens, is re-
ported quite ill in a Butte hos
pital, trouble being diabetis. Mr..
Stephens went to Butte in Deem
Der,
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28
BIRTHS

To Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Little
of Sand Creek a daughter Satur-
day, January %. She has been
named Mary Catherine. Mrs. Lit
tie is now at the w. S. Good
home in this city.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

James Murphy was a visitor
from Williston Wednesday.
Claud Clark spent the week
end in town.
Mrs. H. Wright is on the sick
list this week.
A marriage license was issued
to John Thundercloud and Josie
Treetop of Brockton this week.
Wrestling $3.50 next Wednes-
day at the Liberty, Alley VS.. Kar-
ras. SOL
Mrs. William Wilkinson and
Frank Sugden left last week for
Saltwater, Mimi, where they will
visit their grandmother. Mrs.
Iowa Bannister.
Jens Brahe of the Southside
was in town Monday.
H. C. Mills and John E. Balder
were in from the Southside Wed
nesday.
The Chelsea radio cannot squeal
and bother the reception of 9TH
ers. Hamblin's Electric Shop.
50-1t,
P. M. K~rebsbach and Paul Fay
motored in from Vida Wednes-
day.
Otis Hallett of Glasgow tran
sacted legal business here We'd
nesday and Thursday.
Magnus Magnuson of the Di-
vide community came into town
Monday.
Mrs. Harry Hogan of Prairie
Elk called on friends here Mon
day afternoon.
1920 people in the greatest
picture of it's kind, "Scara-
mouche" next Thursday and Fri
day at the Liberty. SOL
Mrs. Connie Schenkenberger
left recently for Grand Forks
where she will take a cours in
beauty culture and %marcelling.
Joe Heser and A. T. Allen were
in from the Southside Wednes-
day.
Dan Noble drove down from
Bainville Thursday to attend to
various business matters here.
Fred Buettner came in from
the Divide community Wednesday
Jack Bruner was at Willistor
this week and attended the Elks
big minstrel show, which was
great, he says.
Now is the time to have those
pictures taken. The Wolf Point
( studio will close in the near flu
ture and to dispose of his stool
"Chick" Ferguson will sell it a
discounts of 10 to rs per cent
50-t.
Among the Southsiders in towr
Tuesday were H. P. Heser, anc
J. B. Mickey.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Slette anC
Mrs. Scott Smith of Poplar were
in Wolf Point this week calling
on Mrs. James Rowan who is z
patient at the Wolf Point hospi.
tai.
Mrs. Bert Norby, Mrs. I. Q,
Breiung and Mrs. William zim-
norman will be hostesses for the
/ Lutheran Ladies Aid supper next
Thursday evening in the church
basement. You are cordially in
vited to attend and enjoy a home
cooked meal.
The Rev. S. A. Walker recently
received a card from Carl Miller.
who will be remembered in this
city as the advance agent for the
.I1925 Chautauqua circuit. Mr.
], Miller has been travelling through
| South America and is now in Ha
vana, Cuba. He suffered a break.
down in health several months
ago and has been travelling since
to regain it.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express u deep
and heartfelt thanks to the mem
bers of the community who so
kindly assisted US at the time of
the death of our infant son.
MR.. AND MRS. PHIL GEISEN.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

There is one subject on which
everybody is agreed-it is a won
derfully fine winter with not a
storm and very little snow, day
time temperature ranging from
ten to so degrees above zero.
Have you noticed the new lights
in The Fad windows? Hamblin
did it. 5O-lt.
Mrs. Paul johnson has return
ed from her visit with relatives
in Minnesota.
j. D. Stone and family left
Thursday morning for their new
home at Glentana.
Northsiders in town Wednes-
day included Sam Mcdonnell, Hen
nv Lowers, and Oscar Forsness.
Ed Camrud spent several days
this week in Williston, going
there Tuesday and returned here
Thursday.
Make bread that tastes better,
looks better and is better. Occi-
dent Flour lift
Scott Hart, resident engineer
in Roosevelt county for the state
highway department, was a visi-
tor in Wolf Point Wednesday.
Theo Rounds of Poplar was a
local visitor on business matters
Tuesday.
George Barth of Brockton call
ed on friends here Wednesday.
William McClammy of Poplar
transacted business here Tuesday.
Middlings and shorts always on
hand. Occident Elevator Co. lift
Mr.. Koch of Lustre made a bus
mess trip to Wolf Point the early
part of this week.
Mrs. Margaret Inglehart con-
Quoted eighth grade exams in
Bainville this week.
A. E. Hutchings, travelling rep
resentative of the Mergenthale1
Linotype company, and a mechani-
cal expert visited The Herald of
flee Thursday and spent consid-
cradle part of the day working or
the linotype machine.
We are now agents for the new
Singer sewing machine. We also
have three secondhand sewing
machines on hand. The Davey
Tailors. 49-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Corbin Of
Poplar called at the Frank Cat
lin home in this city Tuesday eve.
ming.
Joyce Flint was out of schoo
several days this week because
of illness.
Ruth Sickels returned from he
home in Sand Greek Sunday af
ternoon and has again taken W
her work in high school.
1920 people will be seen IL
at great picture "Scaramouche'
at the Liberty next Thursday ant
Friday at the Liberty. SOL
Mr.. and Mrs. Vitalis Dougherty
expect to leave this evening fol
Whitefsh where they will engage
in business. The Geo. Mitchell
cottage which they have been oc.
cupying will be occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Peterson.
Mrs. Jack Heating returned the
first Of the week from Minot
where she was called by the seri-
Gus illness of a brother. The
brother has been taken to Colo
RADIO in the hope that the change
in climate will relieve him.
Have Davey clean your clothes.
29-tf
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

Mrs. H. C. Saunders was at
Minot last week where she con-
suited specialists.
Mrs. Frederick is able to be out
after being confined to her bed
for several days.
Mrs. ]. R. Burgess, Mrs. C. B.
Larson, Miss Lucy Huxsol and
Mrs. H. A. Schoening were visit
ors in Poplar last week, going
there on lodge matters.
"Ihe Law Forbids" a most won
derful picture, next Tuesday and
Wednesday at the Liberty. SOL
DIR. and Mrs. J. R. Burgess and
Mrs. A. w. Burgess attended the
basketball game in Poplar last
Friday evening.
Mrs. Guy Sickels of Sand Greek
was a Wolf Point visitor Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ray Mitchell returned last
week from Twin Bridges where
she had gone to take several or
nhan children from this communi-
tv to the state orphan asylum.
"Best-Ever'' new spring suit
samples. Davey Tailors. 49tf.
Bert Norby returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit with rela-
tiyes in Grand Forks.
Sheridan Anderson was a visi-
tor here from Poplar last Satur-
day.
L. M. Clayton left Tuesday for
Helena to attend a meeting of as
SCISSORS. The convention days are
Wednesday and Thursday.
Ernest Walton of Bainvi'le was
a visitor here on legal matters
Wednesday.
We have what you want or will
get it for you at once. Hamblin's
Electric Shop. SOL
Charles Ennis, local railroad
man. has been transferred to an
other station on the Great North
ern. He left here the early part
of this week.
Mrs. H. J. Cusker and son Ray
were visitors in Poplar Monday
going there to visit at the j. l.
Atkinson home. DR.. Atkinson viii
leave in the near future for the
Mayo clinic at Rochester, MINI
You can make better bread ant
more loaves every baking, witt
Occident flour, ll-tl
A. T. Listug was a visitor II
Minot from Sunday to Tuesday
evening.
Boston Melton of Prairie Ell
lis seriously i'll with appendicitis.
o. C. Heinze is expected bac-
from his buying trip in the mid
die west, the first of next week
Mrs. BETSY Hauge is on tn
sick list this week.
Wrestling match, Alley VS.
Karras, $3.50 at the Liberty mex
Wednesday. 3d.
Dan Courchene was a visitor
from Culbertson Wednesday.
Wayne Sackett of Sand Creel
was in town Wednesday.
Peter Penner of the Wide
Awake community suffered {
painful injury the last part of las
week when he was hurt while
working on a new well on hi'
place. A piece Of pump fell fiji
teen feet down the shaft injurinG
his shoulder.
Beaver, mink and fox fur!
suitable for making into scarf
and chokers are on sale at thu
Wolf Point studio. These fur.
represent exceptional values. Al
of them are from the Arctic cir
cle. Soft
John McFarlan came over from
Bainville Tuesday on legal bust
ness. He is spending the remain
der of the week with his parents
-
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

The Rev. S. A. Walker recently
received a card from Carl Miller,
who will be remembered in this
city as the advance agent for the
1925 Chautauqua circuit. Mr.,
Miller has been travelling through
South America and is now in Ha-
'vana, Cuba. He suffered a break
down in health several months
ago and has been travelling since
to regain it.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-01-28

his shoulder.
Beaver, mink and fox furs
suitable for making into scarfs
and chokers are on sale at the
Wolf Point studio. These furi
represent exceptional values. AL
of them are from the Arctic cir
Gle. 5O-tf
John McFarlan came over from
Bainville Tuesday on legal bust
ness. He is spending the remain
der of the week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil McFarlan.
Joseph B. Townsend, super
visor of sales for the Westland
Oil company, stopped in Wolf
Point Wednesday, enroute from
the western part of the state to
his home in Scobey.
One of the treats of the year
will be next Thursday and Friday
in the showing of the most won
derful picture "Scaramouche" at
the Liberty. SOL
Mrs. Donald Webster and
daughter Patty of st. Paul have
been recent guests of Mrs. V. A.
Lowell. They left Tuesday eve
ming for their home. Mrs. Web
ster and her daughter we're on
their way home from a trip to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Violet Peterson who has
been at the home of her sister,
Mrs. R. L. Stephens, nursing
baby Ruth during her GONZALES
cence, left Wednesday for Plen-
tywood where she will visit her
brother, Carl Peterson before
leaving for her home in. Halstead,
Keep the dates open for the
[ntermountain lyceum numbers.
Dr.. Klemme in playing Keeps"
S on February 5. Tickets for the
are $3.50. This includes
Ill four numbers. SOL
William F. Wyman of Spokane,
Washington and Margaret Nc
1owan of Poplar obtained a mar
iage license here this week.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-08-20

who declared that Whitney had
subjected the children to hurried
-by-night trips, and that they
often had to sleep in improvised
beds in church pews. Hunger was
not unknown TO them, Ransom
said.
ASK the boys how they were
treated while in my charge, Is
the challenge issued by DR.. Whit
ney. The only mistreatment
they received was while they were
in charge OF the S. P. c. c. In
fact, the boys always We're treated
with the utmost care while in my
charge
Several of the boys verified Dr..
Whitney's statements 1--WE were
having a wonderful time" James
G.. Morgan, Jr., 81 S. Red Bank
avenue. Woodbury., member OF
the chorus declared, until the 5.
p. C. C. entered the affair. Then
our troubles began. No sooner
had the S. P. C. C. taken charge
when we began to suffer hard
ships.