The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-07-22

flft has been moved to the east enc
elof the county and will do some
+ required road work there.
Travellers report the newly
graded road between Wolf Point
and Vida as being in excellent con
dition.
; Can you beat this weeks at.
fractions at the Liberty-Douglas
Fairbanks, Bebe Daniels, Hoot
Gibson, John Bowers and Mar
guerite DeLaMotte. 23-1
Mrs. Emma johnson and Miss
Audrey Johnson left early Wed
nesday morning by 2 for Can
ada where they will visit two
brothers of Mrs. Johnson. They
expect to be gone until the sec
ond week in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carr and
family of the northside have re-
turned from a vacation trip.
Mrs. J. F. Klaboe, VINO recently
moved to Havre, from this city,
was in Wolf Point Tuesday and
Wednesday calling o n friends.
sersphin Lenz is visiting in
Wheelock, N. D., this week. He
also attended the Fort Union cele-
bration during the week end.
Ed vanek and family have NOV
ed to Great Falls.
Mrs. j. C. Cairncross Of Nashua.
was the guest Of her niece, Miss.
Luella Larson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Murray of
Froid were in town attending to.
business matters at the court
house Monday.
C. L. Smith of Poplar was in
Wolf Point Tuesday.
Howard Alger of Poplar vas a
Wolf Point visitor Wednesday.
Lester Balm of Froid was in
Wolf Point this week attending
court sessions.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hardie
spent Saturday and Sunday on
their place near Froid.
The Cozy Cafe is being remodel
ed and reGnished. S. J. Peck is
moving his lunch room from the
Turner Billiard Parlor August l
and will conduct a first class lunch
room and delicatessen. 23-1
Lillian Schneider is working at
the local telephone exchange this
summer as relief operator.
Mrs. Jack Heating left this week
for the Pacific coast, where she
will make her future home. Mr..
Heating has been located there in
the employ of the Great Northern
for some time. Mrs. Heating will
first stop in Kirkland, Washing
ton, at the j. j. Click home and
from there will go to Seattle.
M, ~ Mo- Toeb1,o, Ma+ci+ rn-l
turned this week from S~isseton,
S. D., where they have been for
some time. Mrs. Wetsit was call
ed there early in June by the SER
ious illness of her mother. Mrs.
Wetsit's mother died on June III
and she has been there since then,
with relatives. Mr.. Wetsit Joined
her there about three weeks ago.
The Rev. A. o. Johnson, writ
ing from Crookston, Mimi, says
we have enjoyed a very pleasant
rip. North Dakota and Mime
sofa do not look nearly so prom
sing this year as Montana in gen
.ral and our Wolf Point section
S far ahead of the territory we
passed through" The Rev. and
Mrs. A. 0. Johnson and Paul
Johnson left Sunday night for
Minneapolis where they will at
end a conference of the Lutheran
hurch.
Coming to Vida. Vaughn's
Iusical company of Seattle, Wash
ngton. Comedy, music, sketch.
and Monday, August 1 and
!, at 8:45 p. m. 23-2
Kenneth Void of Pasco, Wash,
Tho has been visiting at the home
f his uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Irs. B. H. Sherdahl of this city,
eturned home Tuesday.
Del Witt, H. c. Ditmarson and
:. B. Turner motored to Glasgow
tuesday, to see the baseball game
here. They say Havre won from
cobey, 7 to 6.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H~alverson
f Nashua returned Friday from a
nree weeks vacation trip during
hitch time they visited Yellow
Park. They covered 100