The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-04-29

May 1920, Douglas Fairbanks in
"The Black Pirate; a gorgeous
fairy tale in tectrocolor-there will
also be a matinee. Liberty. 1t
Frank Reddikopp returned Sat
urday from a business trip to
Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Cole of
Cutbank were in Wolf Point visit
ing friends and relatives. Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pipal of
the Southside were local visitors
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lee Burch of the South
side was in town shopping Tues
day.
w. A. Rogers was shipping
horses to eastern points Thurs
day.
Supt. Eggers and former Supt.
Moller were local visitors from
Poplar Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Montgomery
and Lloyd Montgomery came to
Wolf Point from Opheim Sunday
to visit friends and relatives.
Lloyd and Oliver returned to OPP
helm Monday. Mrs. Lloyd Mont
gomery. Mrs. Oliver Montgomery,
and Garnet Montgomery left
Thursday for Opheim. The OPP
helm folks say that there is still
snow on the ground in the OPP
helm country.
Coming Soon: two paramount
productions of merit "Lady of the
Harem" and "Variety". Watch for
dates.
In this issue of The Herald the
4Sth and last golf article of the
series appears.
Arlie Foor was a Circle visitor
the first part of the week.
Andy Listug and E. B. Styer
were visitors south of the river
Thursday. The towns they visited
were Vida, Circle and Glendive.
Services of dedication will be
held at the Lutheran church on
Sunday, May L. The program for
the services will be found on an
other page of this issue.
George Flint and j. K. Bramble
visited Circle on business Mon
day.
E. c. Bjorgen, accompanied by
Mrs. Bjorgen, is on a business
trip to Red Lodge. They expect
to be away about a week.
The cleanup and paint-up cam
paign is under way, and among
places being improved by new
paint are the interior of Norby's
Sweet shop, the front of Cooks
Ready-to-Wear and the city hall.
Mrs. Conrad Hagemeyer az
rived Thursday from Albertville,
Mimi, to make a short visit and
attend o property interests.
Mr.. Baudry, a resident imme-
diately south of the river, broke
bis collar bone Monday.
Irene Goosen who has been a
patient at a local hospital was
able to return to her home in the
Lustre country Tuesday.
Mrs. F. ]. Mullis was discharged
from the Ferguson hospital Thurs
day.
Nels Nelson of the Southside
purchased a Twin City tractor
this week.
Joe Pipal has purchased an At
water-Kent radio set.
Recent Odds purchasers are Will
liam Hormek of Volt, a De Lux
coach; and August Mitguard of
this city, a Landau sedan.
Olaf Wahl of Circle, the Nc
Cone county assessor, was a To-
cal visitor Thursday.
Work on the construction of the
new Motor Sales service station
will begin today friday. Paul
T. Johnson is in charge of the
work.
Mrs. William Eggebrecht and
Mrs. Wilbur Clark of Vida
were in Wolf Point shopping
Thursday.
Recent purchasers of Ford
trucks are Paul Fay and Fred
Young, both of Vida.
e. C. Meyer of Fargo, Ford e
preventative, was in Wolf Point
two days this week, transacting
business at the Motor Sales Com
pany. !.
Henry d. Rempel of Lustre pur-
chased a Ford sedan this week. j.,
w. L. Young purchased a Ford !
sedan and Paul T. Johnson a
coupe, this week. !
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Boomer of
Butte spent two days this week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Severson. Mr.. Boomer is connect
ed with the Butte film exchange.
D. T. McElhenny of Salt Lake
was a business visitor in Wolf /,
Point this week. Mr.. McElhenny ,
IS in the moving picture business. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Coulter :
spent Sunday in Poplar. !
J. j. Dyck, who has been en-
on the Dahl Brothers farm 7
the north country broke his 7
arm Wednesday. He was brought :
o Wolf Point for medical atten- c
ion. :
A milestone in Thomas Meig-
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