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HEDGES G. MIDDLETON INC,
14l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin o503
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
14l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin 9503.
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$23,5OO.

A. distinctive detached brick home of ex.
square or so from Connecticut ave Il has
six we'll proportioned rooms with two tiled
baths The finishing and fixtures are of the
highest type, in keeping with this home of
character. in a setting most ideal. We have
other larger homes built along same general
lines close by, ranging in price UP to $40 900.
II you are looking for something different.
Allan f. Walker & CO., Inc,
Established 1901.
S13 18th St. NV Main 26aO
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$16,5OO.
CHEVY CHASE GROVE.

Not Just another house, but real honest
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looking for. Away from the noise and
the bus service. This detached home built
by reliable builder. is of the center-hall
late colonial type. of frame construction
seven well planned rooms with two baths
Beautiful oak floors throughout. Hardware
and fixtures of the finest quality. This home
has a. southern exposure. with porch on the
east side. G-1l6)
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I $4,000.
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Here's the biggest bargain in fine home
we know of. Il is beautifully situated on a
large lot in Chevy Chases most charming
section. The house is detached. of excellent
tural lines of modest character The in
terror finish. appointments and room arrange
ment are most ideal Contains eight excep-
tionally large. artistic rooms with two baths.
breakfast room fully eauipped: also a
add privacy and coy seclusion. vet give
ample room vista. The trim. is fumed finish
and the floors. upstairs and down, have been
insuring beauty forever. Let us show YOU
this property. You will surely desire IT,
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THos- J. OWEN & SON. AUCTToNEERs
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$l6,5OO.
English Village.

A large Colonial residence situated in one
of the most attractive squares in this
popular and convenient section. 1t con-
maids room and complete bath. front
and three large rear porches. storage
electric lights. TWo.car brick garage
This home must be sold, and any one
seeking an outstanding bargain in a
beautifully built home will do we'll to
investigate. Satisfactory terms can be
arranged
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open fireplace hardwood Convenient of
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low terms of sale
CHEVY CEASE-$12,250
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property quickly
o0 feet SIX and tile bath and covered osed
& electric light and
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT-$1O650
On MASSACHUSETTS In
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BOSS & PHELPS,
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Unquestionably the best value in a de-
sirably situated home Just west of Conn
ave. II you are looking for an UNUSUAL
opportunity. permit us to show Won this
splendid home. 1t contains six large
comi1rtaois CO tita rooms tile bath with built
off one bedroom large attic over entire
house. 22 living room with fireplace
oak floors throughout. side porch with
cement flooring: every modern conyen-
ienGe; Slate roof. Built-in garage Lib
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Toavs, the
smaller children and Mrs. G.. E.
Wurst spent Sunday ?. m. at Al
bert Lees.
Mary, Rosetta, Frank and Ro-
bert Toavs called at Bartel's Sun
day.
jim Cairns came from Nebraska
last week to visit Bill Cairns. They
both left for Nebraska Monday,
January 3.
Cyrus Lee has been i'll during
vacation and is not able to be in
school yet.
Sands, Grimsrud's, Jim and Bill
Cairns and Pat laughter spent
New Years Eve at o. w. Olson's,
Christ and Bill Sands We're to
Marmon's Sunday.
Mrs. G. f. Wurst spent Christ
mas vacation at Cut Bank, Mont.
Everyone enjoyed his vacation
and are very glad to get back to
work.
Our school house was cleaned
and the floor oiled during vacation.
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Eugene Doughterty of Wolf
Point came out Thursday for a
visit at the R. T. Steffensen home.
A new son arrived Christmas
eve at the B. Fl. Wilson home. He
has been named Merle.
Gerald Geer's came out from
Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Whitmus
and daughters We're visitors at
the Seminars home one day last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Fleenor were
visiting Wednesday at the Sickels
home. Mrs. r. T. Steffensen, Miss
Helen and the children we're cal
lers at the same place Tuesday.
Ben Anderson, our mail carrier,
made the trip Friday in his "snow-
mobile. 1t appeared to be sliding
over the drifts in good shape.
The pupils of our school are
trudging back to school after a
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Curtis re.
turned Tuesday from a visit at
Brockton.
Ted Fleenor informs his parents
that he is now working in Idaho.
1t may interest some of the
readers to know that Harry Som.
mars and family, former home
steaders here, are now located in
California.
One New Year resolution is,
eve resolve to not plant any gar
den before April 1, altho the
weather may be like spring.
Ruth Sickels returned to Wolf
Point Friday. The other high
school pupils returned later.
We want to mention again this
week that the Sunday afternoon
program sent out by the Wolf
Point Studio was very entertain
ing to the isolated country people.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seminars
and son Max called Saturday ev-
ening on the Sickels family.
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The New Year" has brought
us warmer weather. Everyone
seems pleased to e some of the
snow and ice disappearing.
Rupert McCrea took a load of
coal to Frazer last Saturday
Robert Adams made two trips
to Frazer last week.
Mrs. Ernest Penrose and daugh-
ter Nina returned home just be-
fore Christmas.
Mrs. Daye Brown came home
last Friday after spending two
weeks with the children in Circle.
The Lingle Bros. are hauling
hay for Kitty Cassidy.
A crowd Of friends and neigh
bors ate Christmas dinner at the
BERTHE Berry home.
Edna Busse spent Christmas at
the parental George Busse home.
She is taking a course in nursing
at the Glasgow hospital.
Mrs. E. Penrose and Nina called
at the Nasty home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Warren IRE
visiting in Spokane during the
holiday eason During their alb
sence Earnie Mcintyre is looking
after their ranch.
Chas. Cook called at Browns
last Friday.
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The j. ]. Toews and d. NJ. Olfert
families were callers at the j. j
Beier home on Tuesday afternoon
Henry Rempel, who has been
| doing carpenter work at Peter
Bergman's, is taking a vacation
from his daily work. Henry is
now staying at his shack, which
ne has on the ]. X. Fast farm. He
says that"Be it ever so humble,
there's no place like HOME.
Esther Fast, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. K. Fast, who has been
on the sick list lately, is recover
ing nicely.
George j. Schmidt is doing some
carpenter work for H. Fl. Schultz
If we understood rightly it is fin
ish work inside of the dwelling.
Tuesday evening the program
committee of the NJ. b. Young
Peoples Society met at the d. M
Olfert home to get up some pro
grams for future use, also to dc
other work in connection with the
society.
Rudolph Will accompanied by B
b. Teske went to Frazer per truck
on Wednesday. Mr.. Wills re
marks about the trip yer that
they found everything but the road
j. c. Wall accompanied by J. X
Fast, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Schier
ling made a trip to Wolf Point on
Wednesday in a Ford sedan. How
ever they failed to return the same
day. They got as far as H. G
Fast's on their return trip when
their Ford needed a little consul
tation. so they decided to stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Fast for the
night. They completed the triT
the next day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre Taylor re.
turned from Wolf Point on New
Years day to J. j.. BEERS where
they have a room. They returned
to be present and ready to open
school Monday at the Pantkratz
and Church schools.
The f. A. Schmidt and B. B.
Teske families were callers at the
Geo. ]. Schmidt home on Sunday.
J. ]. Beier and family called
on J. F. Heubert family on New
Years day.
J. ]. Wall and family dropped
in TO see their neighbors, Mr.. and
Mrs. j.. G. Schmidt on Sunday ev-
ening.
After all having had a splendid
vacation, both teachers and pupils
are ready to resume school duties
on Monday.
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Kaniewski won first prize for men
and Mrs. Dallas Matkin for wo
men. Mrs. Sorenson of Wanso
won the boobie prize.
Louis Sorenson was a caller
at 500.
Mrs. Donald Lang has been sick
for the last few days.
The last storm we had made
some awful big drifts around here
and the boys are busy with their
skis and sleds.
Kaniewski's entertained for
Christmas dinner, Dallas Matkin
and wife, Ole Risa and family.
Dallas Matkin and wife were
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w. w. Miller and Harry Rounds
made the round trip to Richey
with the mail and then made a
trip to Wolf Point and home, via
Poplar, Friday.
Clarence Hurt went to Poplar
Friday to spend Christmas with
his mother, Mrs. Abe Dale.
The Christmas program Friday
night at the school vas a good
success, and speaks much for
Miss Gertrude Houck's ability as
an instructor in both acting and
learning.
Roy Capper accompanied by his
wife and baby, from Idaho. who
has been visiting her mother spent
Christmas with Nickwall folks at
the ]. H. Bawden home.
Gladys Martin, who is living at
2S16-31st Ave. South, Seattle,
Wash. sends Christmas greetings
to the dear home folks, one and
all. saying she wishes she could
be Santa Claus.
C. H. Baker entertained his
sons. daughters and their families
at Christmas dinner. There were
% guests. The evening was spent
playing whist and other games.
All remained for breakfast next
morning and went to their homes,
wishing "Popie" and grandpa
many more merry Christmas's.
J. II. Bawden entertained 76
guests from among the home folks
at his old homestead on the banks
of Nickwall and a grander Christ
mas dinner. a jollier host and a
happier crowd just simply never
were found.
Nickwall school will go right on
without a mid-winter vacation.
Pleasant View school closed
Friday.
Earl Good was around deliver
ing Christmas candy Sunday.
Clarence Rounds and his wife
spent Christmas in Poplar with
Mr.. Rounds home folks.
Walter Bishop and family spent
Christmas with the NJ. w. Poor
family.
Harry Rounds was in Poplar
with his family for Christmas and
took the mail to Richey with his
team Tuesday. Snow drifts make
driving a car rather difficult.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. DeVaney,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. DeVaney, Ro-
bert DeVaney and George Thibido
| spent Christmas day at the HON.
righaus home. The day was spent
by playing whist.
Bethel Ladies Aid Christmas
meeting was held at the Rensvold
home.
A Christmas program and tree
was held atthe Dry Fork school.
The program "a greatly enjoyed
by children and neighbors.
Mr.. Appelgren called at the c.
II. DeVaney home Thursday even
ing and returned home later in
the evening with his daughter
Agnes.
William Smith has been a fire.
quent visitor at the c. H. DeVaney
visitor at the c. Fl. DeVaney
home; well we haven't seen Bill
this week.
Fayrie Homrighaus was a visi-
tor at the c. II. DeVaney home
during Christmas vacation.
George Thibido wishes to an
nounce to the young ladies of the
community that the old Ford will
be in shape to hit the trail Monday
morning.
Arthur Hanson spent Christmas
vacation at the j. E. Wagerman
home.
Melvin Gunderson, Mr.. Holden
and John Wagerman motored to
Wolf Point Tuesday.
A. l.. Homrighaus and daughter
were tr~ansacting business in Wolf
Point this week.
Every one had a pleasant time
at c. H. DeVaney's home New
Years day. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Homrighaus
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
DeVaney, r. l.. DeVaney and
| George Thibido.
The report out is that George
Thibido has been quite busy this
week. If any one wants to know,
why? Ask him.
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callers at Trumbles.
Willard Inghusin is busy look
ing for horses.
Chester DeTienne and Bill Bill
ings spent Christmas at Mamie
Sheridans.
Dallas Matkin, Frank Tumble
and Kaniewski made a trip to
Flaxville in a sleigh. s
Chester DeTienne is now staying
at Watkins for the balance of the
winter.
Mrs. Donald Lang is in bed witty
inflamatory rheumatism and is in
a bad condition.
There were a few from here that
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Many friends gathered Monday
night at the L. A. Styer home and
spent a pleasant evening, the oc-
casion being Leo Doyles birthday.
Miss Evatz came back Friday
to esum school duties after
spending the vacation in the par
entail home at Butte.
E. w. Dye and family spent
New Years day in the Charles
Jacobs home in company with
several other families. Mrs. ia
cobs is right there when it comes
to putting up a fine feed, say the
guests.
Mrs. James De Wane and Cleo
Nav returned home Sunday after
spending several days in Wolf
Point visiting in the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Schill-
niger.
B. F. Naber and family spent
Sunday in the J.. M. Holland home.
A. H. Corners and family spent
Sunday in Wolf Point.
Boyde Nefzger is freighting
grain for Claud McFarlane this
week.
William McBain and family
spent New Years in the Bill Goe-
decke home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Casterline were
out from Wolf Point visiting
friends and looking after farm in
terests.
Glen McFarlane spent several
days during the holidays with his
friend Charles Loendorf.
Clarence Nefzger who has been
having another siege of quinsy was
in Wolf Point yesterday. He had
his throat lanced and is reported
to be improving.
The little girl in the Walt Peter
son home is under the doctors
care.
Dyes spent Sunday in the A.
Huber home.
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Miss Rose Wallander returned
Saturday from Sutton. N: Dak.'
where she spent the holidays with
her brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Perry and
children spent Sunday at the
Blaukenship home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fossen and
family spent Sunday visiting MI
and Mrs. Fl, Ferdina.
Mrs. L. Delaney and children
from Wolf Point spent a few days
visiting Cecil Perry's.
Little Gary Perry has been quite
i'll with stomach flu but is better
again.
Cecil Perry, Ferd zerbe and Sid
Scourey were business visitors
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Hanson,
Grace Mae and Roy ate New
Years dinner with Securely folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Zerbe spent
the evening at John Goosen's Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goosen are
entertaining a sister of Mrs. Goo
sens and her husband. Their
home is in Canada.
MI. and Mrs. Ferd Zerbe and
Miss Wallander visited at the
Lund home Sunday evening.
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Rasmus Halverson is hauling the
school children from the north this
week after the holidays. On his
return Monday morning a little
bad luck and blow out delayed
him over an hour.
Earl Wise in driving his car TO
Wolf Point last week encountered
so many drifts, he found his shovel
worked very efficiently.
On New Years day the follow
ing were invited guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Dye and daughter Mary,
MIR. and Mrs. Art Lindsten and o
Sidney, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fiske,
Mn and Mrs. Daniel Farnham and
family. which includes the tea
cher. Dinner was served at one
thirty. and as all gathered around
the festal board loaded with its
substantial viands, there was lett
NOT a doubt of a Happy New Year
with such a happy beginning.
Games of various kinds were
PLAYED while others listened in
on the radio. Later progressive
whist was started and time flew
till some one said it was time to
return to our homes, wishing our
hos and hostess many such days
for the coming year.
On Wednesday of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Beck were
entertaining some of their friends
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lindsten,
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Farnham and
the teacher of Hill Crest. The
dinner and cuisine of service
we're of a manner that only one
experienced in that art could APP
preciate and Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
deserve only praise for their re-
ception. The afternoon was spent
in conversation. playing of games
and listening to the radio, and
all declared a very pleasant time
on departing.
L. c. Kelly had an accident com
ing back to Vida on Wednesday
owing to the bad roads. Stopping
at Sylvester Dillon's to put water
in his radiator and getting into
some drifts broke a rear axle and
gears. was unable to pull his load
into Vida, but secured Clarence
Dillon to bring in the mail o
him.
On the same day Ed Krebsbach
was stalled in his new Essex near
Goedecke's and had to be hauled
into Vida.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hintz enjoyed
. New Years dinner at the home
Of Sig Jensen. Later they visited
Gottlieb Schock's, staying over
night. inspecting their new home
with keen interest. owing to the
fact that if crop forecasts are
favorable next year they hope to
build themselves. This would in
dictate that the North of Vida sec
ton is made-up Of extremely thrift
fv and progressive farmers and
will if the seasons rainfall justifies
see many improvements in this VI
entity.
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Dick Macy is on the route again
carrying mail. He stopped off last
week to take his invalid wife to
Warm Springs for treatment.
Charley Nelson made a business
trip to Frazer and Wolf Point last
week.
William kirkland is hauling
wheat from--his homestead to Fra
ger.
The Chinook" the last week is
spelling the sleighing in many
places.
Roy Miller spent a few days in
Frazer on business.
BERTHE Barry helped Ed Nelson
drive a bunch of horses across the
river, by way OF Frazer and then
to Oswego.
Melvin Skyberg has been help.
ing Ed Nelson ride for horses sew
eral days.
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August Knapp was a Glasgow
business visitor Tuesday of last
week.
Miss Florence Caravan of Fra
ger visited at Oswego Wednes-
day.
Miss Josephine Farrelly and
Florence Canavan left for Havre
Thursday returning Sunday night.
jim Conklin of Gardiner arrived
here Thursday and will visit with
his brother George for awhile. Jim
had the misfortune to break his
arm a short while ago, and is still
carrying it in the splints.
William Wetsit has been assis-
ting.at Knapp & Long during the
holidays.
Sam Bickford of Opheim stopped
here a few days the past week.
Mr.. Bickford is on his way to
Minneapolis.
James and Russell Scott came
back from Bismarck, N. D., Sat
urday and left for Glasgow Sunday
to take up their school work.
Mrs. G. R. Brown entertained
at cards in honor of her guest
Miss Lucy Fagg Wednesday night.
Miss Mildred Halbert winning
first prize for the ladies and Vic
tor Jelmberg for the gentlemen.
Mrs. Maud Halbert was a Glas-
gov visitor from Friday until Sat
urday night. Mrs. Halbert left for
Frazer Sunday night and will
start her school Tuesday.
Mrs. William Storm entertained
at cards New Years night. Vic
tor Jelmberg winning first prize
for the gentlemen and Mrs. G. R.
Brown winning first prize for the
ladies. The hostess served a de-
licious LUNCH at twelve and after
that they danced until a late hour,
Ted Dahl came back from the
Southside Monday. Mr.. Dahl says
that the Southside looks mighty
good to him, although he owns a
fine farm on the Northside.
Mrs. Joseph Hanson entertained
twelve of her friends at a four
o'clock goose dinner Sunday in
honor of Miss Lucy Fagg. The
evening was spent in playing
games and cards.
August Knapp and J. L. Tyner
visited at Glasgow on Tuesday
of this week with the County
Commissioners.
Mrs. Herb McSloy came back
from Dodson Wednesday night,
where she has been for a few
days.
Miss Lucy Fagg left for Boze-
man Sunday night. Miss Fagg
has been a house guest of Mrs. G..
R. Brown since Christmas.
Mrs. Ted Omoth was a Glasgow
visitor Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kolstad
visited on the Southside Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu-
bauer.
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P. F. Penner and family spent
Sunday at the Bartel home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Fast, Susie
and Theodore Toavs spent New
Years Eve at A. F. Toavs.
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A card party was given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Ruud at
the home of Chas M. Sager and at
which party the young couple was
presented with a beautiful set of
silverware. In cards John M.
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Hasn't this fine weather been
one of the finest Christmas pre-
sents we could ask for? 1t is
certainly a blessing to those low on
feed and let us hope it continues.
A lovely Christmas dinner was
enjoyed at the Roy Liddle home
by George Beck and family, Chan
cy Buxton and family, Joe and Ed
Mcmahon.
William Buxton returned home
from Circle on Thursday after
spending about two months under
the care of a chiropractor.
Clarence Chamberlain and Hans
Tweten spent Christmas day with
the Thornburg family.
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F. r. RAIHERI, CASHIER.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 4th day of January, 1927.
CHARLES GORDON,
Notary Public in and for the State
of Montana, residing at Wolf
Point, Montana. My Commission
expires June %, 1929.
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G. H. FLINT,
A. V. APPELGREN,
Directors
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-01-07
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