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partment to the following residents of
the District of Columbia:
Joseph A. Gerard. 3031 Rodman
street. as a first lieutenant in the Air
Corps; Walter Atkinson, 4426 New
Hampshire avenue; Aloysius B. Con-
molly, 1885 Irving street: Raymond T:
Holden, ir., 1911 Sixteenth street; Paul
J. ODonnell, 1913 Thirteenth street;
Anderson T. Scott, Freedmens Hos
pital. and Richard F. Shaw, 14l5
Thirty-third street. as first lieutenants
in the Medical Corps julius G. Ran
dolph, 1875 Randolph place, as a tirst
lieutenant of Infantry; Leo G. Faherty.
1415 Potomac avenue southeast, as a
first lieutenant in the Dental Corps.
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13-$195 White Beaded Bags. 79c
l1-%.50 to SIS Imported Leather Hand
bags. Soied from display y.,............. Sz9S
$Ios and $295 Handbags. Shopworn, S1l5
Leather Bill Folds for men. Black brown,
Ostrich shark calf or morocco grains for $l
(Ieaher Goods, Main Floor)
Assortment OF 25c to SOC Toiletries Powder
puffs talcums face powder, compacts,
rouge rubber gloves, Gillette decolete
razors--al greatly reduced to, each... Toe
Assortment OF Soc to 81 Toietrjcs-Gueldy
face powder and brilliantine-MaX Factor
cleaning cream-imported lipsticks--
waving Auid--compacts-a tomizerS-per-
fume-bath salts-smelling salts and many
others. All reduced for clearance to-
each ......... 2sc
Assortment of 75c and 81 Toiletries-hot-
water bottles-fountain syringes-Den-
neys, Djer-kiss and Guedy talcum-odd
pieces of simulated ivory and others.
Reduced to- each........ ............... soc
81 and S125 Miscellaneous Toiletries-Emo
Margo masque-Elmo cucumber cream
Elmo sEqud face powder-compacts-
atomzers, etc Reduced to, each ..... 7Se
$3.50 to sos Miscellaneous Toiletries-silk
vanity bags--dowu puffs-boxcs OF Marcy
soap-three cakes each-perfume Re
duced to- each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
CToiletries Floor3
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CHRISTIAN C DISCIPLES
PLAN NATIONAL CHURCH
Religious Denomination Proposes
to Erect Edifce at Thomas Cir
Gle bv Year 1880.

Plans for the proposed National City
Christian Church, Disciples, to be
erected at Thomas Circle by 1880 were
discussed at a two-day meeting which
closed yesterday at the Washington
Hotel. The promotional committee and
the trustees examined the architectural
drawings for the building, submitted
by John Russell Pope of New York City
and approved them substantially, 1t was
said
Another meeting is planned by the
trustees for later in the Summer for
final adoption of the plans, world
convention of the Disciples is being
planned in conjunction with the dedlca-
ton of the new edifice in 1880. and ar
rangements arc now being made to &C
commodate delegates from ia countries
that will come to Washington for the
event.
Present at the meeting yesterday
were: R. A. Long. Kansas City; Oreon
e. Scott and w P. ClarkSon. St. Louis;
y. w Morehouse. Des Moines, Iowa;
T. w. Phillips. jr., Butler, Pa; c. M.
Rodefer, Bellaire. Ohio; Keith A. Brum-
back, Rev. DR.. Earle Wilfiey. Green~H
Hackworth, H. P. Miller, Rev. Benjamin
II. Melton and H S. Shepard of the
District of Columbia
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The propeller of the Bremen, the first
airplane to traverse the Atlantic from
east to west, and the sword worn by
Maj. Fitzmaurice have found places
among the permanent aviation exhibits
in the Museum of the City Of New
York
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avenue southeast, and Theodore Sher-
man, TAB Gresham place.
Charles M. Shepperson, jr., 312 South
washington street, Alexandria. has
been commissioned second lieutenant
of Engineers.
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Month End Clearance--1st Floor

Remnants of Sl55 to $3.50 Silks. crepes,
printed crepe de chine and georgette.
satin. Yard ................,......$ 81 and SLY
Striped Shirting for Summer frocks. White
backgrounds IS inches wide Yard loc
3oc to 81 Cotton Remnants Tommy Tucker
prints organdies French printed voes,
satinettes. Il to yard lengths. .1ard, 25c
tYard Goods, Main Floor
Stos and $3.50 Glove Silk Vests. Heavy
quality, trimmed tailored Sizes So
to A in the lot OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1.15
$1o5 Crepe de Chine and Radium Chennse.
Sizes SO to A. Pastel shades Soiled S1.59
$1o5 and sos Glove Silk Boomers. Pastel
and street shades. Sizes s to 7..,.. S11s
anu '''N'' ''N'' (slk Lingerie, Main Floor
18-$125 Metal Magazine Racks. Black red
green ..................,....a.. sue
18-$l25 Metal Smoking Stands. Black,
red green .....e................... soc
2s-S1 Imported Brass Candlesticks ......... soc
25-Sl Imported Cigarette Boxes. ............ soc
2s-Sl I'm ported Salt and Pepper Sets. to
a set Set ...,...... ................t....... soc
2o-s1 Imported Salt, Pepper and Mustard
Sets. Set ......... ..........,..'. SOc
1871 Imported Brass Cigarette Boxes soc
8-S1 Treasure Ship" shade or lamp pulls soc
4-S1 Imported Powder Boxes. .............. soc
6-S1 Brass Meat, Bread or Cake Trays soc
3-Sl Brass Bonbon Dishes. ................ soc
- a Rrass Smoking Sets................. SOC
6-$1 Mahogany Serving Trays soc
1O-Sl Imported Chinese BoXes...........,.. soc
K q Tnor Knockers rs................ soc
% (Gift Shop, Main Floor
Soc and 81 Novelty Jewelry-crystal Neck
laces, bracelets, bar pins. gold-plated
necklaces and pendants. Each ......... z9c
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Month-End Clearance--3rd Floor

blonde satin. fiat crepes, georgettes and
wool ensemble. Incomplete sizes. Re-
duced for clearance to.................. to SIS
A sale of 1895 Summer Frocks. All types of
daytime styles in PLAN and printed crepes-dark
and light coors.
4Q-S1275 Dresses OF georgette. fiat crepe,
prints and linen. Incomplete sizes for
SO Imported, Flowered Wolfe Dresses. Light
and dark colorings Incomplete sizes =. SOS
Cdoderate Price Dress Shop. Third FlocrJ
A sale of Summer Hats including white
fets. large mians and novelties. All
colors Large and small head sizes. S795
S2o5 10 S5 Hats OF hair braid togo straw.
crepes and novelty straws Almost all
(Sininsry, Third Fioo-I
sl2q5 Green Leatherette Coat. Size A.. $50
Si650 Green Gazette Coat. Size Is, .SI05O
Sl295 Green Leatherette Coat Lizard pat
tern Size 10 .......-........- ..-......... Se5o
Sl095 Black Leatherette Coat. Size 8,.. $3.50
1s-Regulariy SIPS Screen Doors, ; it. 10
in BY it. 10 In Damaged ............. 81
Just / Kitchen Cabinet Sold as is. Was
s0-Table Tops, 22x27 inches, 1924 inches and
25x40 inches. Slightly damaged. ......... SEC
l.500-Regularly SC Gold Dust Powder. 10 for Csc
5-Regularly $3oo5 Alcazar Gas Ranges.
cabinet NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .s29.G3
18-5-gallon Crooks. were S5c. .............. 6Oc
2S-Yacht Scrub Mops, were 65c............ SOC
24-ReguIariy Csc Camp Stools, metal frame,
canvas seat, each Observation-Disclosures. Soc
Observation-Disclosures. Third FloorJ
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DON'T Pay f Penny
For 10 Days

Penerbcr, We don { ask you to believe.
We just urge you to give the new
Indian Shock ADsor1ers a trial on
5sNy car~~i0r ten days a. ouY n bense.
Put them: to test over aii kinds Of
Yoad ~ruts. "washboaEd, " cobblestones
ard car tracks.
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SIS $40 and $45 Sheldon 3-piece Suits for
men. Single and double breasted styles.
Light and dark shades. Sizes 50 to As
regulars - shorts stouts - longs. No
charge for alterations ................
(Mens Shop Second Floo
2-Pairs White Canvas Tennis Shoes, size g.
2-Pairs Mems 81 Romeo House Slippers
s-Pairs Mems $3.50 Red Calfskin House
Slippers ..........'.. .....t.-.. @%'
15-Pairs S. Black and Brown Calfskn
House Slippers ....... ..,................ SI'
21-Pairs SIS Hanan High Shoes. Black and
tan. Incomplete sizes. zes................... IS.
$6 "Footmodel" Oxfords of black and tan
13-Pairs White Buckskin and Canvas Ok
fords Originally S. and $i5............. s..
12-Pairs $3.50 Black and Tan Kid and Calf
Hanan Oxfords. Incomplete sizes ... S.
mems Shoes. Second Floo
Junior Miss S35 Tan Georgette Dress. Size
4-S3950 Satin Dresses for junior misses.
2-Junior Misses s2o5O georgette dresses
Blue and red Size 17................. 81
Junior Miss SIS Orchid Organdie Dress.
Size Is. Soiled ......................... ii.
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1-sz Leather Sports Coat. Green. Size
2-S7o5O Metal Brocade Evening Wraps
with white fur collars and cuffs. Misses
sizes ..-......,.':.... -. 30
3-$los0 Wool Jersey, 2-piece Suits Sizes
TO- Is and 20 ........-. :....;.... ....''. %''"
Sl650 Tan Kasha Ensemble with short coat
Size 10 ..............t..,,.... go. %'0o
Sl65O NAVY Blue Wool Jersey Sports Outht.
with angora trimming. Size l6.....,.... SIPS
S4o.sO Sport Suit with light blue coat and
white skirt Size 10 .............. SlZSo
3-S12o5 Leatherette Goats Black with
white trimming Sizes Is. Is and So $3.50
sis Rubberized Satin Rain Coats. 3 red,
tan Sizes Is, 20 q and 42....--..... -
2-s12os Alligator Grain Leatherette Rain
Coats Black Sizes IA and lo.........- $3.50
sos Red Leatherette Coat Size Is ........ $3.50
$3.50 Rubberized Crepe de Chine Coat in
green. Size Is ..*....,. $500. .slo'Su
$3.50 Navy Blue Twill Coat with tur collar
SOS Tan and Brown Sports Coat with fur
collar. Size 50 ............. .t.......-:.. SS
$3.50 Navy Blue Twill Tailored Suit Size
s1oo5 Reversible Leatherette and Corduroy
Rain Coat. Black. Size II .......... $3.50
3-$25 .Rubberized Velveteen Rain Coats;
Gray, green and brown. Sizes 10, % and
40 ...,..-.... - '''.t.. '~A'''V
$3.50 Imported Transparent Oil Silk Rain
Coat Size ~ ........... ...........:..... SIS
6-S4o50 Belted Leather Coats Black,
blue. green red and brown. Sizes H.
5O-$25 to $3.50 Better Dresses, including
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CAPITAL men NAMED
TO ARMY RESERVE
Commissions Include Air and Medi-
ical Corps and Infantry As
signments.

Commissions in the Army Reserve
corps have been issued by the War De-
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81 Cretonne Garment Bags ..................' oSc
Cedarized Paper Moth Bags......,... "'c
35c Rubber and Wolfe Sanitary Aprons..... zoc
6oc Sanitary Step-ins and Boomers. .......'' SO0
6oc Girdles with hose supporters s'''''''.' sue
Cretonne Shoe Bags pockets .......'....' S'c
Cretonne Shoe Bags-12 pockets .....,...... S'e
7oc Coveran Rubber Aprons. Gray, green
and blue ............,....''' '''''''''' '"N
Sis Ostrich Trimming Mussed Yard SOC
4oc Rosebud Trimming Yellow and white.
Yard .,.......-.............'. '''.'.'''' E0e
ST let FlouncnC, IS inches wide. Yard.'' SOc
$50 to $3.50 Dress Ornaments of ostrich
beads or spangles .............. .......... ii
tNotions. Main Floor)
23-Boxes of SOC to $3.50 Stationery. Colors
and white. Boxes are broken and soiled
but the paper is all right. Ic
2sc to CSC Odd Envelopes. White and gray
Package ............ ....''.''.'. ''''- 'A-I7@
ST Decorated Telephone Screens. ............. zSc
SOC Bridge Prizes-ewel boxes engagement
and birthday books. score pads. Dam
SOC Boxed Paper and Portfolios ..,.......... 21c
ST Diamond Point Fountain Pens. Guaranteed
tor , years .........,........ - .''''.'''' ooS
SOC Hecht Co. Pinochle Playing Cards........ l9c
(stationery Main Floor)
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BURNED IN AUTO FIRE.
Man and Son Victims of Blaze
From Wire,

Short-circuited wires last night start
ed a fire IN the automobile of Frank
Grimes, 80 years old, 725 Seventh street
southeast, near the corner Of Eighth
and l. streets southeast Grimes was
burned on the left leg and hand. while
his son, Robert Grimes, years old,
was slightly burned on his left leg.
They we're given first aid at Whitley's
drug store, 825 Eighth street southeast.
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Month-End Clearance--6th Floor

s2i.75 Cane Panel Da-beds with cretonne-
covered Mattresses .,....,............. $4Bo
Sio7s Simmons Extension Da-bed with SIM
mons Twin-Iink Spring ......,......... 1890
15-Compete Bed Outfits. Metal bed in
brown enamel finish twin link fabric
spring and soft cotton mattress. Twin
or double sizes t.,.,>...''...,''. -Si4DS
12~s405 Steel Cots 30 in. wide. ,.......... $2oS
81 Full Size Feather Pillows ,..........-... S1I0
Beds and Bedding, sixth Floor
A eroab Of yadieaily reduced ragsaH hare been
ased In "The Lfftie House Of How" and wH be sold
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Month-End Clearance--2nd Floor

Junior Miss Green Taffeta party dress
Girls ''Ae and d Misses ST Sleeveless Crash
Jackets. Sizes 10 to Is years ........... zSe
Girls $lo5 Plaid Tom Girl Skirts
Size IA ,.................. ............ ZSc
81 Middics Whte-short sleeves Is and
~ years ................. ......-.....' oOC
$295 Sweat Shirts, with upper fastening
S4o5 Tan Crash Knicker Suits Size 49, .... S2.o5
(Junior Misses and Girls Shops, Second Floor)
Junior Misses SIS and $3.50 Shoes-patent
beige kid, tan calf Sizes 2H TO in
Infants 81 and $3.50 Patent Leather and
White Kid Slippers and Roman Sandals
Sizes to 6................... ....,......, Sl-50
Childrens Black Rubber-soed Tennis Ok
fords Sizes to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. &c
Boys 81 and $3.50 Tan Blucher Oxfords. In
complete sizes ranging from to g.. S2.o5
(Childrens Shop, Second Floor)
30-Litte Boys Novelty Wash Suits SOC
40-Pairs Boys 81 and $50 Broadcloth
Pajamas one and two piece styles soc
7o-Pairs Boys S5c Khaki Knickers. Sizes
TO II .........-.....,..,, ,,.,,..,,........ 0Sc
l6-Boys' $40 and s2275 Two-trouser Suits
long trousers, blue and fancy. II to 20 SIS
(Second FIoor)
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Try FREE for 10 Days

A. Fsy fak been found 70 make autos
ride smoothly. way that eliminates
rlgch q the wear ard tear on motor,
car body and tires. It's a new way,
better way, fnucn less expensive
way end way that you can prove
20 yoErself at absolutely no cost to you.
Evening star., 1928-06-28

] ne results VIII amaze you.
No bouncing. No tossing. No rack
ng and wrenching of car body. No
strain or discomfort.
50, by all means, accept the free trial
offer today. You can't lose. You're
the judge-the only judge. And there
is no obligation whatsoever!
II your car is not equipped with shock
|ab6orbers, or If your present shock
absorbers are out Of order, YOU simply
cannot afford 10 lei another day 60 by
without trying INDIANS. For in
addition To the greater comfort they
give they cost only $500 for complete
set Of four.
90 get your Get for Free illal today.
Just clip invitation printed below and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
immigration Patrol
Inspector Examination

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10,
1928.-The Civil Service Commits
sion has announced an examin-
alton for immigration patrol in
spector, application for which will
be received until December 81.
The examination will be held
in nero cities in this state.
The entrance salary is $500 a
year. Higher-salaried positions
are filled through promotion.
Appointees will be required to
perform guard duty in coast and
border territory for the purpose
of detecting and preventing the
illegal entry of aliens into the
United States.
Full information may be OBJ
tanned from the United States
Civil Service Commission, Wash
D. c., or from the secre-
tary of the United States Service
Board at the post office or custom
house in any city in this state.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
D. OF H. CARD PARTY

Kragrud hall was the scene of a
very pleasant Degree of Honor
card party and oyster supper on
Friday evening. Dec. 7th. Eleven
tables of whist were in play dur
ing the evening. Mrs. Earl
Douglas and Miss Beulah Tori
son cut for head prize, Miss Tor
rison winning. VIM. McConnon
won the mems head prize. Conso-
lation prizes went to Jake Seel
and Mrs. Schwan. After the play
ing was concluded a fine oyster
supper was served. The drawing
for the different articles for the
shareholders then took place.
Miss Maud Kellogg Won the first
prize with ticket No. SAB and got
the fine bridge lamp; Mrs. Del
Witt took the second prize, a lus-
ter ware tea set, having ticket No.
1913. Bartel w. Anderson won the
third prize, a nice blanket, with
ticket No. 554.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
DISADVANTAGE OF
UNLICENSED ms.
STATE AUDITOR GIVES SEVEN
REASONS FOR NOT BUYING
OUTSIDE INSURANCE

Geo. p. Porter. auditor of the
state of Montana, has mailed to
newspapers a signed card setting
forth the following seven reasons
why the purchaser of insurance in
companies not licensed in Mon
tana is not a good investment for
a Montana citizen"
They operate through the mails
and do not pay any fees and taxes
into the state of Montana for do
ing business therein.
The insurance department of
this state has no supervision over
their operations, has no knowledge
of their finances and it is possible
they could operate while insol-
vent.
The policies of the company are
not reviewed in any way by the
insurance department of the state
of Montana and they are thus able
to issue policies that have obiec-
tionable features.
Not being permitted to have
agents in Montana, they have no
facilities for the prompt adjust
ment of their claims, such adjust
ment having to be made entirely
through the mails.
This department has no jurisdic-
ton and could be of no assistance
to the insured in case
there was a dispute over the just
settlement of a claim.
Ordinary claims under a policy
such as these companies issue are
not of sufficient size to be carried
into the federal courts.
No being legally admitted to
Montana, court action in this
state cannot be instituted against
The company. Any suit, which of
necessity must be filed, would
have to be filed in the state and
in which the home office
If the company is located.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
Expression OF Thanks

In retiring from the business
which they sold to the H. Earl
Clark company, Chas. D. and Ed
wish to express their sin
cere thanks and full appreciation
% all their former patrons for the
generous share of business given
hem and for the pleasant rela-
ions brought by that patronage.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
SCHtNDLER-RYAN

Joseph SCHNEIDER and Leila
Eliza Ryan, both of Glasgow were
married Thursday by Judge Chas.
Gordon. They motored from Glas-
gov and continued east by car.
They expect to visit in Minnesota
and spend the winter in Florida,
returning to Glasgow in the spring.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14

Y n BORS

A meeting of the R. N. A. will
be held next Wednesday evening,
Dec. 10 at eight o'clock sharp.
Two new members are to be ini-
tiated and there will be election
of officers. Lunch will be served
and if the hour is not too late
when the meeting is concluded,
games will be played.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
STANLEY FRANCIS GAGNoN
MARSHALL

Marshall Lovejoy, aged and
feeble veteran of the civil war,
died at the home of his nephew,
Photographer Lovejoy at 1880 a.
m. today. The funeral will be con-
Quoted by Rev. S. A. Walker at
the Clayton undertaking parlors
at 200 p. m. Saturday. A sketch
of his life will be given next week.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14

and Mrs Sylvester Dillon, Miss
Helen Steffensen, Guy Sickels
Bruce Mcmahon and Olaf Tveten
were shopping In Wolf Point Sat
urday.
Ruth and Thelma Sickels return
ed to Wolf Point last Saturday.
Donald Stefensen and Mary and
George Baldwin have been i'll
with the fin.
II. E. Seminars, son Max and
Carl Whitmus drove to Circle last
Friday.
The Wiers school is preparing
for a Christmas program.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
INDIAN HERBS

There is nothing better for cur
ing influenza, colds, constipation
and the like than Indian Herbs.
For sale at my home or at the
Northwest Service store. Get a
box now and be prepared. Mrs.
c.. F. Blaich 44t3p
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
BIRTHS

Baby girls were born on De.
yember 7th and 10th, respectively
to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Mcpherson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mcpherson,
both of Nashua, at Mrs. Burnt
sons maternity hospital. The
fathers of the babies are brothers.
A boy was born Dec. 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Mrs. VIM. P. Johnson of
Vida at Mrs. Brrnison's maternity
hospital.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the stockholders of the
Masonic Temple association of
Wolf Point will be held at the Ma
sonic Temple on Thursday, De-
cember 20 at 500 p. m. for the
purpose of electing five directors
and t~ransacting other corporate
business. Att
q. u DMrIEnRn e-nnr.tarv
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
MEETINGS POSTPONED

The regular meeting of the Wo-
mans club which was to have
been held Tuesday evening was
postponed until Jan s on account
of the flu epidemic.
The Degree of Honor meeting
for election of officers which was
to have been held on Dec. 18th,
has been postponed until the 18th
for the same reason
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
Sand Creek
& 4 x q x z n q Z 3 4 4

The Carl and Frank Whitmus
families and VIM. Wits were vic
Tins of the flu last week.
Max Seminars has been suffer
ing with an abscess in one of his
ears.
Lawrence DAILY spent Sunday
with Homer Sickels.
Mr.. mad Mrs. B. c. F1eenor, Mr..
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
A Fine Christmas Plant

The Solanus Capscastrum or
what Is better known by its old
fashioned name of Jerusalem cherry
mas become a very popular Christ
mas plant; and nearly all green
houses grow a quantity Of these
for the Christmas trade.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
Weddings
GLASCO- StCCAIR

Judge Charles Gordon perform
ed the ceremony Wednesday
which united in marriage Evelyn
Irene st. Clair and Lee Edwin
Glasco of Poplar.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14

Burke Campbell Of Poplar I'M
derwent a major operation at one
of the hospitals here Wednesday.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14

The local doctors are badly
less calls, day and night.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

A. E. Dullenty is assisting in
the First State Bank.
Richard Barthelmess Thursday
Friday Liberty.
The Western Fruit Express ex-
poets to begin cutting ice in about
two weeks.
The Cogswell Implement Co.,
has received a car load of tractors
for the 1929 season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. G.. Durham of
the Southside were in Wolf Point
Thursday.
At 80 below your car shifts easy
and you are sure of proper lubri-
cation with Dura Graigrene.
Mrs. Helmer Fromdahl under
went an operation for appendicitis
at the General hospital Wednes-
day. She is reported as getting
along well.
Make winter driving a pleasure
by using Dura Graigrene Lubri-
cant. 1t is not affected by cold
weather.
Karl Dane and George K. Ar
thurs latest picture "Brotherly
is purely a laughing mat
ter! If you do not want to laugh
don't go to the Liberty, Satur-
day, Dec. 22nd.
DR.. KRONER of Helena, the re-
liable Eyesight Specialist will be
at the Sherman hotel all day We'd
nesday and Thursday, Dec. 10 and
20. Eyes examined and Glasses
fitted one day only. 43t2
Jack West, a high class printer
we'll known here, is now foreman
The Williston Herald shop after
years in that position with
he Williams County Farmers
press (Williston).
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ewert and
of Lustre, Montana stopped
IF here to visit on their way to
arizona, where they will spend
he winter.-Mt. Lake Cor. In
denonite Review.
George Rathert left Tuesday
vening for Kalispell to spend
he Christmas vacation with his
Mother, Mrs. Rathert, at the
ONE of his grandparents, Mr.. and
frs. C. w. Scharf. =,
Paul Schillinger, ST., and Ed {
chillinger of Vida went to Adams, J
to attend the funeral +,
f Mrs. Paul Schillinger's sister.
frs. Schillinger was prevented
'om gazing by illness.
John H. Appelgren was listed
mong those suffering severe at {
icks of flu the first of the week
ut is reported better. Mrs. Appel n
was called home from her
isit in Minnesota. (
q
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14
UER-NICHOL

Friends of Miss Gladys Nichol,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Nichol, will be interested to know
of her recent marriage in Los An
geles to E. j. Bauer of that city.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-12-14

Mrs. Leo Coombs of Poplar was
visiting friends in Wolf Point
Wednesday.