The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-07-15

]. NJ. Wigtil is helping out il
the Northwest Service Store.
Mae Finstad of Helena is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. George Kohl
Our Gang comedy. Sunday-Mon
day. i
Jack Heating of Seattle is visit
ing his cousin, James Schwinden
at the Mitchell farm east of the
city.
Is man 'The Waning Sex? See
the answer in Norma Shearer's
latest comedy success, Thursday.
Enthusiastically, Liberty. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith and
o John arrived from Illinois
this week for a visit at the Cliff
Wilson.
County Treasurer Neil McFar-
Ian, has been granted a 30-days
leave of absence. He left by train
Tuesday for Iowa where he will
visit relatives and old-time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Marion and
Rose Mary are expected home Sat
urday from a ive-weeks' motor
trip to Iowa and points in Min
nesota.
A whole circus of freaks, ele-
plants, clowns, tricksters, horse
riders are coming with Johnny
Hines in his greatest laugh show,
"The Live Wire, Sunday-Monday.
Our Gang comedy, also. 1t
The Rev. and Mrs. S. A. Walker
and children left Monday for Boze-
man, where they are attending a
Presbyterian conference this week.
Later they will drive to Seattle
and remain there until about the
first of September.
Remember July 27th-It means
the coming of n of the largest
attractions Wolf Point has ever
been honored with, The Luther
College Concert Band with go peo-
pie. 1t
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Runningen,
Melvin Runingen and daughter,
Myrtle, arrived Tuesday from Col
umbus, N. Oak, for a visit at the
home of Mrs. Anna K. Hanson and
to attend the Stampede. Mrs. Han
son is a sister of the Runningens.
so people! Luther College Con
cert Band to give Wolf Point peo-
pie a treat-enroute from Seattle
to DEBORAH, Iowa, will stop and
give wonderful concert in Wolf
July 27th. Music lovers
VIII UOI care W HISS IHiS. IL /
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Gutenberg
and son Willis of Noonan, n. OAK,
came last Friday for a visit at the
VIM. Zimmerman home. They re-
NAMED until Tuesday. Saturday
afternoon, with Mrs. Zimmerman,
and Roland, they motored
Nashua.
Mrs. Ben Anderson returned
rom the Degree of Honor summer
amp at Lake Minnetonka, Mimi,
asst week. She came part of the
way by car with Mr.. and Mrs. T.
v. Greer of Plentywood. She re-
a fine trip and says that
Minnetonka is a wonderful
lace to spend a vacation. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ablin and Mr.. ;
nd Mrs. Charles Ablin and fami- :
es have returned from a ten day ;
trip. They went to Aber- :
cen, S Oak. From there to Pierre j.,
nd then through the Black Hills +
nd home by way of Glendive and Q
nowden. They report a very
leasant trip. E
Mrs. Ben Andersonf returned y
ON the Degree of Honor summer =
mp at Lake Minnetonka, Mimi, q
st week. She came part of the :
ay by car with Mr.. and Mrs. T. +
:. Greer of Plentywood. She re- *
,rts a fine trip and says that
AXE Minnetonka is a wonderful >,
ace to spend a vacation. >,
w. j.. Hardie, county clerk and -
corder. has been granted a 30 9,
US leave of absence and will n,
ave with his family the latter .,
irt of the week for the coast. -
ley will make the trip by car.
RS Max Legge of Chinook, a
lighter, will accompany them. >
r. Hardie has a son, Herbert, To- u
ted at Port Angeles, Wash, and '
ey will visit him.
No one can relish food after a -
station by ants. Hours of pains
king labor are spoiled. Deli
JUS dishes are tainted, made un-
table. F1y-Tox kills ants. Spray :.