The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-30

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w. Dewitt home.
Frank Weinrich of Fort Uniol
was here Tuesday on matters per
tanning to his school district.
Battery charging. Eight-houl
service. Give us a trial. Ablir
Oil Co. 46-4S-50-5s
Miss Juliet GIFTS arrived home OF
Saturday morning from judith
Gap where she is teaching, tc
spend the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Collins were
visitors Christmas day at the Mrs
E. Morton home on Fairweather
street.
John Brown, who teaches at Ma
doc, left Monday evening for Hell
ena where he will attend the
teachers convention.
John McFarlan came from Big
Timber to spend Christmas with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Nc
Farlan. John is county attorney
of Sweetgrass county.
Miss Irene Hanson, who teaches
about so miles north of Malta,
came home Christmas eve to
spend her vacation at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Anna K. Han
son. The roads were so bad that
it took her two days to get from
her school to Malta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Smith and
Charles came from Cutbank to
spend the holidays with friends.
They have been guests of the De-
Wanes. Mr.. Smith returned home
Monday evening, but Mrs. Smith
and Charles will remain until the
later part of this week.
Thursday market: hard spring
wheat, S1.O5, winter, S1.0O, amber
durum, GOO, flax, S1,75, dairy but
ter, 45c, eggs, SOC.
Mike Senzek was in town from
his home in the Benrud communi-
ty Saturday. He says it is the
first time he has been in town
with a team in three years.
Charles Council, un~dersheriff,
returned last week from an official
business trip to the western part
of the state. While away he visit
ed Kelvin and Sunburst and says
that for wide open towns they
have everything else pushed off
the map.
A letter from Ed Nichol states
that Mrs. Nichol successfully I'M
derwent her operation last week
Thursday and was to leave the
hospital the first of this week.
She will have to remain in Roches-
ter for some time, however, to
undergo treatment.
Arthur E. Bishop of the Ham
bin country hauled in a load of
wheat Tuesday. He says that the
roads are in good condition now,
and wants to call attention to the
fact that the Pipal hill is now OK.
for travel. This will no doubt be
welcome news to many Southsid-
ers.
Charles Halliday of Scobey is
visiting at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ben Youngkin. He spent
Christmas here waiting for Mrs.
Halliday to come from Sopkane.
They will go to Scobey Friday to
make their home. The Hallidays
'ormerly lived in the Scobey coun-
Try, went west and have now re-
to make their home. T,
Miss Hedwig Tessman spent
Christmas at the home of her
PARENTS at Poplar. Their Christ
mas time was married by an un-
ortunate accident to her sister
Marie, who seriously scalded her
elf when removing a kettle of
,oiling water from the range. The !:
.ccident occurred two days before :
christmas.
I. L. Jensen, who left for Col !
mbus, Ohio, last week to be with :
is mother, reached her bedside .
My a short time before her death !
rhich occurred on Christmas day. =
Irs. Jensen had gone to Columbus :
} visit a daughter and was sud ?
enly stricken. Her body was
lken to Oconomowoc, Wis. where +"
ervices were held and burial
lade. g
The two young children of A. ?
7. Blank, a girl of two and a boy =
three, have been taken to Web :
ler, S. Oak. where they will have "
home with his sister. 1t will be
that the mother recently :,
,mmitted suicide, and the child :.
n were at first taken to the
)me of Mrs. Blanks mother at :.
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