The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-04-20
Castle Rock

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The Benrud-C Castle Rock com
munity sent a large delegation to
Silver Star Saturday night. The
roads were bumpy, but the cross
ing at West Fork was good. Five
Or six loads and some horseback
riders made the round trip; made
it very quickly, too, as there
wasn't any dance.
John Taylor who is teaching
near Lustre, was at home over
Sunday. Lawrence Readicker
spent the weekend there with
him.
jim Simensen made a trip to
Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Kimmel and
Oscar House called at the c. D.
Taylor home last Tuesday.
Miss Rose Krogstad, who has
been staying with Mrs. Joe Cam
rud is at home now.
Leonard Sullivan has recently
purchased the Ben Strand house
to move over to his own place.
Miss Myrtle Nieman called at
c. D. Taylor's on her way to town
Saturday.
Ole Krogstad bought the sec
ton of Harrington land.
Mrs. Boyd Taylor returned Sun
day from a weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. S. Bridges, who lives
near Poplar.
VIM. Hormek returned from a
in North Dakota Saturday.
Leonard Sullivan has installed
a new radio.
Reid, Neil and Boyd Taylor and
families, Percy Peterson and Aug
ust Nelson enjoyed an Easter
dinner at C. D. Taylor's.
Miss Salpaka motored to Lustre
Sunday.
Bill Hormek has leased the
place which joins his own on the
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Boyd Taylor rode over to Frank
Milliman's Sunday.
The Sunday school which is
leld in the Golden Valley school
was organized last Sunday;
superintendent, officers and teach
rs were elected. The attendance {
5 growing each week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Sullivan /;
pent an evening last week visit {
lg with Mr.. and Mrs. Archie
ampbell. a
The result of district No. 3 a
,hool election was: Lawrence
director, no opposition.
.evy of 20 mills carries. The new !
choolhouse site proposed by Math /
,lson, B. r. Taylor and others, 5
as voted down, % to 25, the re-
nit being due partly to the loca- v
of voters and in part to per-
NAL feeling. Mr.. Olson, one of
lie earliest settlers, who has sew f
al children and has neve been
thin a reasonable distance of t
.hool, is now making a determin- il
| effort to get a school, even to
a new district or getting Y
art Of district No. 3, including d
70 miles of railroad, put back into a
list. No. As. He merits success.
The road committee, Tom Sim
nsen, Archie Campbell and G. d.
have secured nearly all of .
he right-of-way for a road from :
he Wolf Point bridge site straight
.orth to the county line to con
.ect with the Daniels county high
way. Committee also secured do
and labor. The Dry Fork
community will look after the
outh end from Tule Creek to the
Iissouri.
Golden Valley School Notes ,
Since the winter blasts have !
.eased to blow as violently as they
been for the last month, the :
have been more regular in :
heir attendance. Those who have :
.een neither absent nor tardy for !
he last month are: Orton Krog- :
tad, Helen Simonson, Dorothy :
Chas. Taylor and Burk Z
Since the Volt meet is so near
hand, IL school, as well as the II
hers, is very busy getting ready q
II the event. p
Some of the pupils have brought g
many interesting reports on the u
ring birds that they have seen.
ellen Simenson is leading as a
.en observer. =.