The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-06

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r. S. Gribble of Bredette was a
county seal visitor Saturday.
Boost a home town enterprise
by patronizing home town dances
during the stampede.
Mary and Babe Rowen of Pop
lar were shopping in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Lulu Fishbach went to
Minot Monday to have some den
tai work done.
Be the first to wear the new felt
hats. A new shipment OF Gage
models at the Woman's exchange.
Fred Knabe and family were
Sunday visitors at the Tony Heser
home south of the river.
Matinee every morning during
Stampede at 1920. Liberty Thea
ire.
Delrs orchestra has been en-
gagged to play for the Coliseum
dances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Copper and
son Ray of Vida left Tuesday for
a visit with relatives in Wisconsin
and Minnesota.
The Travel Air bi-plane just re-
ceived by the local Air Ways
company bears the register num-
Der C6O96.
Wolf Point bank footings stay
near or over the million dollar
mark-sometimes a million and a
quarter.
Mrs. Fred Johnson and little
granddaughter, Marian Walther,
were in Wolf Point from their
home on the Southside Saturday.
Mrs. Cooper and a niece from
south of Poplar are visiting In
Wolf Point and having dental
work done.
Little Miss Dortha Davis came
up from Brockton Wednesday and
visited at the D. D. Booth home
until Monday.
Archie Council, son of c. L.
Council, a university student, is
spending part of his vacation here
relieving Jailor Seglais, at the
Roosevelt county Jail.
After a visit at the Chas. Warm
brod home for a few days, Mrs. L.
L. Alexander of Seattle left Fri
day for a visit with Williston
friends. She expects to be back
to attend the Stampede.
Among the Northcountry people
in Wolf Point Saturday were Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Winship and Yer
ma, Mrs. John McPeek and little
son, Mrs. J. E. Wagaman and Jes-
sic Wagaman.
Joe LaRoque was taken to the
hospital Friday suffering
from a broken jaw which it is re-
that he received the night
before in a fight at one of the
restaurants.
Geo. E. Lytle, who is running to
succeed himself as clerk of court
in McCone county, was in Wolf
Point last Friday. Mr.. Lytle is a
pleasant man to meet and will no
1oubt secure the votes of a large
lumbr in McCone county.
O.. T. Stennes returned from a
rip to Seattle Sunday morning,
accompanied by Leo. Mrs. STEM
hes still remains in Seattle for a
Few weeks in the hope of receiv-
ng benefit to her health which
las been poor for some time.
Mrs. Lottie Owen arrived Tues
lay from Missouri where she has
,een visiting her son and daugh-
er-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
owen, who are located in the
)zarks. Mrs. Harry Owen will be
.emembered as Ella Bowron.
Now is the logical time to sub
cribe for the official county pa
'er, published at the county seat
The Wolf Point Herald; $500
'er year, $1.25 for six months, in
fontana. See subscription terms
op of page 4,
Mrs. Geo. E. Ellinger of Lustre
anne to Wolf Point Monday with
err sisters, Mrs. L. B. Vangsness
f Riverside and Miss Ethel Star
err of Circle. Another sister Miss
lay Starner, came up from Gull
and accompanied her to
razer for a short visit at the
ome of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Star
er, their parents.
Flies have caused more deaths
ar all wars" says Major Ran
m of the Medical Department of
e United States Army. "Since
e fly came into the world it has
en- synonymous with epidemics
pestilence and disease" But
tn FLY-TOX it is a very simple
sy matter to rid the house of
es-to keep it fresh and clean,
of insect faint. FLY-TOX is
: scientific insecticide develop
at Mellon Institute of Indus
al Research by Rex Fellow