The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-11-25

Frank Boyd was called to SEQ
t hey Tuesday by the sudden death
r of his father.
Mrs. Ed Goolsby returned to
r her home at Hamblin Wednesday
/ after a ten day visit with friends.
Mrs. ]. S. Bruner is enjoying
| her Thanksgiving vacation at her
home here.
Three cars of cattle were shipp-
ed by Ray Mitchell and Art Terpe
shipped in three cars of sheep to
place on his farm north of town.
Mrs. Sig Hove who underwent
an operation at Mrs. DeWitt's hos
pital is convalescent and has left
the hospital.
Nothing but the snow prevented
Thanksgiving golf, and if it holds
will drive some of the i~ncurables
south to the Gulf of Mexico.
Mrs. E. T. Harris of Havre trans
acted business here Wednesday
and called on a few friends between
trains.
Everyone on the Southside is
busy hauling coal; some from the
Sand Creek and some from the
Stelzig mines.
Local people had their Thanks
giving football at the Liberty
watching Red Grange do his stuff
on the screen.
Mrs. Edith Olson, McCone sup
e~rintendent, visited schools in the
northern part of the county last t
week. {
Price Vine, Henry Sewers, Carl /
Nasner and several north McCone v
farmers spent this week in Circle a
serving on the jury. i
The Presbyterian Woman's club f
will hold a bazaar at the Presby- a
terrain church basement Saturday f
afternoon, Nov. 26. Dinner served r
at noon and light lunches through Il
out the afternoon. e
"Stella Dallas, the drama of a n
girl you know, peopled by types T
met, an epic of emotion, tc
directed at the heart and striking =
true to it's alma wonderful pic
.ure everyone should see. Thurs IT
lay and Friday, Liberty.
The graded roads in some
places are quite drifted, especial
y where plowed fields are near ol
he grades or the thistles were do
,iled along the grades. We sin III
,erely urge each farmer to try As
0 aid our loyal mail carrier by ne
,eeping his part of the road clear. w
"A Southsider. III
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A long list of Bainville people III
ttended court here the first of the
week as witnesses or interested le {.
,arties in the A. L. Woods case. cl'
7hese included A. w. Schilling, nj
J.. J.. Sommers, Fritz MORRISON, MI
ohm Iwen, MI. and Mrs. Ed Ans re
er, John Peerboom, Billie White, !"
|. w. G~ustafson, A. Swanson, Mrs. loi
lose Ratledge and Hugh Conroy. ia
M.
It will be worth while to visit ao
he Herald's little office and sales
Dom right now, and take a look =
t our display case full of goods
f special interest at this season
unusually attractive and var
I'd assortment of greetings cards,
and bulk stationery, late pop
lar works of fiction, Webster's
dictionaries for the school or
ONE, ring-binder note books, col
red crayons for you will find
he prices as attractive as the
Gods.
The Lutheran ladies aid will
old their annual bazaar and sup
at the church basement on
thursday, Dec. 1. Goods will be
I'D from 2 o'clock throughout the
fternoon. Supper will be served
family style from 5 o'clock on.
he menu as planned is Is fol
WIS: roast veal, dressing, brown
'avy, creamed carrots and peas,
.ckles, jelly, white and brown
.ead and apple pie. The price
so cents for adults and 35 cents
II children under IL.
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