The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-21
Oswego and Vicinity


Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren of the
Southside were Oswego shoppers
Wednesday.
John Kjelgaard of the S%outhside
is the p~ossessor of a new GMC
truck purchased from Ablin Bros.
of Wolf Point.
Arlie Foor of Wolf Point was a
business caller Wednesday.
Ed Storm came up from Brock
ton Thursday and will assist his
brother William at the meat mar
ket during the rush season.
Oscar MCGEE from the North
country was in looking after bust
ness matters Thursday.
Ray Mitchell of Wolf Point
bought over a hundred cattle from
Mrs. Fred Scott. This is one of
the finest punches of cattle in
this part of the country and MI.
Mitchell made no mistake in get
ting these cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hanson were
Wolf Point shoppers Saturday.
John Wolf and Aug. Knapp
made a business trip to Wolf Point
Friday.
Chas. Hall finished ~threshing
Friday northeast of here. He had
a very successful year in this
neighborhood as the yields were
very good.
M. A. Lien of Frazer was here
attending to business matters on
Monday.
Sheriff Ben Olson of Glasgow
was a professional caller Satur-
day.
J. M. Void left for his home at
st. Ansgar, Ia, Monday after be-
ing here for the past month. Mr..
Void says that he intends to come
back here in the spring and buy
a farm.
Lars K. Nelson from south of
Frazer is shipping cattle from the
local yards Wednesday.
Matt Murray of Glasgow was a
business visitor here Thursday.
Mrs. L. E. Montgomery of Glas-
gov had a bad spill on the federal
highway about a mile east of here
Saturday while on her way with
a bunch of football players and
fans. The car was completely
overturned and all the glass brok-
en-. Only one boy had his wrist
broken, and they can all c%ongratu-
late themselves as being very
lucky by not being cut by broken
glass.
Those from the north that are
hauling grain here the past few
days are Theo. Berns, ]. J. Biers,
Henry Veins, John Hendricksen,
Fred Witty, ]. Tieszen and several
others.
Several cars of horses will
leave the local yards Wednesday
for Butte. They were purchased
by the Montana Horse Produce Co
and will be used for Gamers.
There will be a large horse sale
here in about two weeks, and this
will be the final sale of abandoned
and unclaimed horses.
Saturday evening while Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Neubauer of Wolf
Point were coming west on the
highway they were struck by a
car owned by Nels Holmgren, go
ing east. Both cars were badly
smashed and were towed to the
local garage for repairs. No one
was injured.
Franks Moving Picture Co, will
be at the local A. 0. U. w. hall
for one week beginning Oct. 22nd.
They will show late up-to-date ,
Herman Storm of Brockton is
visiting with his brother William
here this week.
The mask dance last Saturday
a very large crowd. The
prizes for the best masked couple ,
was awarded to Mrs. L. P. Holt
berg of Frazer and Jim Long of
Oswego. The music was furnish
ed by the famous Poplar Orches-
.ra and they pleased all. They
will play a return date here Oct. Il,
10Th.
Mrs. VIM. Storm and Miss Mil
lred Halbert were Wolf Point
shoppers Thursday.
VIM. Dawson of Butte is here
ooking after the buying of horses
or the Montana Horse Produce :
company. !
J.. F. Cook of Wolf Point was a