The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-07-01
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International Harvester Co. was
in Oswego on business Friday.
Hadle Nyland of Wolf Point was
0 in Oswego Friday for repairs for
: the coming haying and harvest
2 season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hanson,
l the former a brother of Joe Han
/ son. arrived here from Washing
: ton Thursday by car. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson will make their new
home at Poplar.
The gravel crusher and all equip
ment, such as cook houses, bunk
houses and work shops were NOV
ed to the west side of town the
last part of the week.
Several of the Oswego people
attended the dance at Frazer given
by the Roosevelt County Syncopat-
ors last Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. John Num- and
Mrs. Fred McCune were Wolf Point
Shoppers Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren and
Mr.. Warren's nephew, Harry War
rem were Wolf Point visitors
Thursday.
Miss Thale Scott left for Havre
Wednesday night where she will
attend the sumer school at that
place. Miss Scott has been en-
gagged to teach at Oswego for the
coming term, taking the place of
Miss Josephine Farrelly. who re-
signed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ames of
Scobey came over by car Thurs
day and are visiting at the F. j.
Tyner home.
L. C. Wiberg of Kansas City,
representing the Pacific Board of
Fire Underwriters, was in Oswego
on business Monday.
Mrs. Alex lines of the n bar n
was in shopping Monday.
James and Russell Scott and
Kenneth Gilbert returned Satur-
day from the national guard en-
campment. They report a good
time and said that they saw plen-
ty of K. P. work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Shotnokoff
with relatives at Wolf Point
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Boley and
children of Vida visited at F. j. :
Tyner's Saturday and returned !
home Sunday.
Sam Bickford returned to Os- {
wego Tuesday from Northern Al
berta where he has been the past
two months. Mr.. Bickford says
that in his two thousand miles OF
travel through Canada and the
northern part of Montana, he did
not see as good wheat as he did l
here in the valley. Much
Of the wheat is just coming up ]
md will have to hurry to beat the
t
Dan Garoutte. McCone county's
lorse racer, was an Oswego Wis
Monday. Mr.. Garoutte will
be IN his way to stampedes
nd fairs with Hank Cusker's
lorse, Come First, that has won
many races in the past year
fast horses.
Several cars went out to Lustre
Sunday to see Lustre's ball team
AXE a walloping given by the fast
Frazer club.
Cook and Cooper are shipping
wool from here this week. Several
our horse loads were loaded Tues
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fisher of the
;outhside were Oswego shoppers
tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Welzenbach
f Wolf Point visited at the home
f w. ]. Dempsey Saturday and
The Great Northern railroad has
.ipped in a new engine, pump
nd all equipment to get the local
.ock yards in good shape for the
oming fall. We have not had
at the local yards and it
rely will be welcomed by ship
ers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Berns OF
Ie north side were OswegO bust
ass visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo. R. Brown and child
were Wolf Point visitors Mon
~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Long and child
spent the Sunday with Mrs.
1ng's mother. Mrs. Koch at LUIS
There will be a vaudeville show
the local A. o. U. w. hall on
lursday, July 18th. This will be
good clean show put on by the \
oudeens of Big Fork, Mont.
Sig Holm of the Southside is
for c. D. Nelson. !
Every one from here and COM
unity seems to be going to Glas-