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Evening star., 1928-03-04
WANTED--SALESMEN.

BUSINESS sTATi0KERY - Largest nnt,
h,sns.! aaa'y: aasens.. sn :'e,,,.'y w., s.s
e. ",. eS:iy .n. cn". ssn.re"e s
AK s. e...cioas a. snd s"tf, Tree ndnss n
nns% ST. y sAsA:sa . .s,. ~" 81 oSst. "s;.d % :s' " 5
with phenomenal appeatf B1@ srtlthw nation
ally ~ unpiseedsn,et pnant,i,s>; liberal I'm,
ss''? .as ,os r,fh Mts'f ave. s'"s S"~ @ s",h s 'A
EARN $50. 4 ~DAY~~E.l aiilsh m,,goIie fer
iiis se,,ins f'p ST. year NJ n''o so'ihsn. np.'
SALESMAN s~~Pfrftraby With etperltnsf. 10
sell le.eiy nn the outside re,Msnehi pn.l'
ad.n,lsi Ad,i,s.. nos &, = sisr ono,
ms,.,.i ES.in... s,"S.s.,. s.l.s, r
.s,. s"as',.n"s ~ rif nd .sisr" ssa.e.sa 1xadT.s.
Boz - s,sr afh.s syps -...'.rv
sALrssMAN-To ltp,e.sat %iIl'eea e.. della lie,
ra,hns s,th money back susrsntse. titset ="
M" e" '"". e.y 's'T: .,e,.nsa, ,.a" p".,,o"
ds "i.y.isnd ohio. .,,..... ....,,.-.-
sALE-MAN wAnTEn~ToiIet .oans IT., for
".,as "".as,."."'s' ."".sb s..,sbl.bed is yss'. f.ns
se,sd csa "s" only k"''"'" @'"" '''' ''.'s
| SALESMAN for wholesale pansy ho9sHe -
caIl on ,a,a,i trade, Address hoa i1t,E'
star 6ffprs -. ~ j
SALESMAN 10 sell low aud popular priced
hns ef sI,,mlnnm 10 iaiss trade. i. Ei..en'
tinnst, stusctise c"minissiat brephsttli,
lillnois Pure Aluminium 90. Lemon. VI
sALEshEks~ssll stsadsrd,ssd h,sin.ss
printing ha ssn aet1sd. hie comm o.!
orders euiht fresE save YOUR susi0msrs' time
| and t,asiass by Tspresantihs . nfsrbs arm
Merit r,,niias 70, hsfad 4 Es'srald sts.
PhttAhsDhia ps
| sALFkMEk tlhe II tbs sffatfst' initial srs,
ssilon @he,ssst thosR, Easy money I,hsfsl
.nmmissloas iPlWsdisisly, Mrite aunk
fnn. 1nh,snh. 70 = nd Flint Mtehs
| sATFsMEE~H HsLs ~ On every Ttisr isklus
can'fs'is fer nl'inflAI nswA ssrFhs nui.k
sslet r.fn,anssi tsnest h,,sinss. ttpis si6rt
| nfnspsst tlse siNft FlIiatt ssfflns I'm,
psns. ato We" ssts. sss Sess. "
Evening star., 1928-03-04
HELP-MALE.
Opportunity for
Two Good Real Estate and

The Riverside Golf and sCouutry Club.
WashinEtons newest suburban DEVELOPMENT.
has orcning for two alert meu. II is the
only subdivision IN this vicinity having golf
mun,tv house for its lot owners. The sea
son il lust ~ epIpg: wide awake man should
office, l"6' Natl. Press. Bldg. or call Main
Evening star., 1928-03-04
HELP--FEMALE.


WOMEN az permanent neighfOrhOOd repre-
sentatives for well known established com.
pany phone Main .2ssl -
WOMEN-Ambitious: 4 Immediately: expert
en.e unnecessary: good education. pleasing
personality and freedom to travel absolutely
essential details upon interview: phone for
aDbtntfhent. Katherine O'Scii. HOtei Wash
nktbD.
WOMEN--TO take orders fer made to- meas
ire dress patterns. Easy and pleasant work.
Liberal c0mmlsslon: writ. Tor ms nisgram:
54ih It. \. !. -
YOUNG LADY. energetic. with sales ability.
Apply 3tI international Bldg between
YOUNG tADIES--FOur more neat sp
.tan ~ rary ss s%G ln and Eve
MILLINERY PREPARERS-
Only those of practical expert
ence considered. Creeron. Ola
18th st.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
HELp--NfALE.

WASHINGTON BRANCH OF Frieitiaire Cor.
poratlon division Of General Motors Corpo.
who think they possess the necessary uualit-
rations to secure connections with us -
s an% Ts'ssnvss as"e ,srrmrv tor District @ "i "
furnishing electrical rcfr;seration to homes.
stores. apartmrnt. drinking water fountains
and nrsct,cafiy everywhere refrigeration IL
REQUIRED
The men we desire will I've between "5
residents ot local territory for a reasonable
ncriod nast own auto ana should have some
Snnw'edSe of sneriaty "r electrical business
New York ayc.. and ask for Mr.. Ncf.
MEN.
To solicit order. for household, necessities.
ir"" N""S Co. fH ss .n.r !: pas ,H It,. s.s Ga"
REAL ESTATE
ALESMAN-ESperierced man rrefctred
Il n2ys %:'s n,S kent s'rS: ca:y
with Sf WTss nrG:s'r,' escwS ss n Ia" sG"'iTd r.
Would You Work if You Could
Make SIS Per Week?
Another store hcinr onened Tuesday the
Marvel Motor Co.. Inc. 18th and Col. I'd.
MilI.WORK ESTlMATOR-
Position is open to- man who
has had no less than ten years
actual experience in Washing
ton. To such a man we are
prepared to offer proper induce
ment to associate himself with
firm OF wears standing and
good repute. Carpenter fore
man and general estimators will
not be considered. Apply in
own handwriting. stating full
qualifications. age. and give one
reference. Address Box 6S-E.
Star office.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
OOUttuued.l

, AVIATION. -
LEARN AVIATION in WASHINGTON.
United States licensed pilots. NEW WACO
nirplales and RYAN MONOpLANES SIS.
TER SHIP spirit or ST. LOUIS" used.
-. AVIATION Is searching for trained men.
We viii qualify sou for the places AVIA.
TlON is offering YOU NOW. Easy terms
y. y. AUSTIN. Hamilton Hotel.
THOSE WITH UNDEVELOPED TALENT
FOR DRAWING
Large studio offers unusual opportunity
for practical training spare time or eve
nlnEs. Will interview only those desiroue Of
making rOninlercial art their profession. Ad-
dress Box loco Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-03-04
WANTED-SALESMEN.


SALESMEN--We need three city statesmen.
Washington Building. between Oil am and
- nm.
sALESMEN--New vclniing machines: sell 10
~! retai!ers: advan'e cash commission wit h
S40 weekly guarantec. BEST mon. $3.50 week
~. Box N.1. Cedar RAM II. Iowa.
SALESMEN--$25.S1O extra weekly selling
printed stationery. blotters and advertising
sperialties good side linr: liberal commission
Free sample outfit. Embosora~is. -S6" Els.
ton ave. Chicago.
SIDE LTNE---New: fast seller. everywhere to
merchants, mfgrs.. banks: advance comm
daily: tree outfit. ]. r. Carroll Co.. Mfgrs.
JY-:.lH. No. Albany. ChcaEo.
SOMETHING NEW--Nccessity. sells $50:
,rnsts YOU 81 big repratcr. Write for sam
pic. Trann. 33n So. Wells. Chicago
WANTED--Salesnan for hieh class line Of
rural sewerage disposal equipment: hlr
tares commission proposition: send COM
rlete references. Dali Steel Products Co.
Lansing. Mich.
SALES PEOPLE-We want several compe.
tent sales peorle in our new sales department.
also fun time. we will pay salary and com.
make a splendid weekly. income. Permanent
connection will he siven As you develop. For
those emrloyet in the Government and other
enterprisNs wh9 wish to increase their in
come this IL a big opportunity. Everyone
knows us our policy and our products. See
Mr. Rcran for interview regarding connec-
zion Homer T. Eitt 20 1130 q st n W
Evening star., 1928-03-04

sPrrR1Ty <ArFSNEr ~ynesiFnred
test oT,norts,njss fpffer ~ ,a o"s, nr6tsD.'tto0
ye.ees ses1s sBA sAsit - 6i+~ratt."t f'"@a
nIss FURNISHED YefeFsness ss 10 sf"h,P snf
rtstsffrs nr S0nt soo's $dts aJS -
80 4kF@
Evening star., 1928-03-04


CARS ~ TNuNNyN -s rpySNYl<S
NN,yNM MIN ssnV<N,ssnsSd nurse, l>tAssess MN
~ fEAR Will GEr Stt NSsA \SvtNgNY
sasNrSagw WttA tn% Artln,sslSt.tu.s ann xSN
NJ sAsN',.ss,sa As.s sSsl,sS sua sS'stesI
A.Aissss 81 rr.Nes 81 faNae AIsaa sSSl.
nsNyS., sa new Nesses sss ,s,ssss,' "
sNessAl tees gelsAN We@Ats, Cleveland saSa
WANrEn~ TF,NrlENTs PRIVATE AnNr
MAJ @ mn s,,sa,asj ~ e,sNsF stsaSasA
ss,N,tv'se@2 s,ss,,tv'e2 >faAN@A PAIN raess SslSss
NURSE VIII. CARE EtNR EfrEKIy YNrN
" Masd " aer AasNsessNN saNagt>aa Assata
~ stN.,saaent~s tAeee SNepA@sd atAS,A
GleNn HuNE> MurMgES VARE y,SA
$ss,NsSs'ss $sNSs NJ sSse~S axe sNSas esNs s,e
REArry ct;IvuNN aRNnpNvg vii,
sNs her smtv,cvA iva dsss weeA IN q
SasAS ta Nsssas ia aases NaskA2 A
N@ss NN Al StN Nnea
Witt RsNr sOatNTay .FysAeg ~ NlyH<
w". masA As9Ss tA sesN tsessfx teg hssal
81 St.ts AsMassa AtasssA ssss alsE s.sr eMes
,esatsassA ~ NsAs eAseA
Evening star., 1928-03-04

WANTED by an established
banking house of Baltimore, a
man not under IS years OF age,
with some sales ability. to work
in the Washington branch: must
be OF good character and cdu-
cation. Address by letter only.
l.. $. Carter Co.. Sl2 Woodward
Bldg. "s
Evening star., 1928-03-04

StNIF ffRpVS esI4f3AnNed AoNIt VI
T. G.tmt @"@ E,"p -. tl",sndrls Va ..
sD~aI&TrY Ftf.ESHEk fnF .,"pie ianes
.ss saseg,sns ale stewart B8ihtiH&.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

FRIGIDAlRE. SALESMAN.
Very attractive proposition.
unlimited territory. beautiful
display room. many advantages.
Call between ? and E pm. and
see for yourself. Mr.. Baldwin.
3113 l4th st. NV.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

look and general house worker r.are nv
meat coored girl: no laundry. Jss$ SIorida
Evening star., 1928-03-04
EARN $4,000 OR MORE

MILLINERY SALESLADIES
--Thoroughly experienced sales
lady OF good appearance. Cree
ron. Ola 18th st.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

1t may not be necessary 10 "tfade In" your old
house when purchasing For O direct sale
try an advertisement in the Sale House column
Of The Star You may use q picture Of the
property, which will make special sppesl to pro.
speetve purchasers. .."..-a
Evening star., 1928-03-04
WANTED-h MAN

IN Supervisory Capacity.
w.eInatY EFJwEEN go AkpzA YFAEs
~ IaK Hi9H a.HrtHt oRhta,hTk. GH
~ Ftnt hs nv 1ns f1r rsstsszsfy II A4ti
rilI<tkd pEksQNATlTY. .DfTiEs
tnifr' Y rIrrt}gSs tfps I'm Je e I,r4hn va,
yat' FEJJEyE Ydf pOss EsS THf sE
61'fEFs5 GtAfetFH.hInhs Address
f11 ass u STAR OFFICE .-..
sAITE MANAGER
sHa ssistsliEleG Hs'iimDif hsnufsttHrsf
~ bpussIold ne4sststIes sDG fn"d Hf'riptt
Wssh}AstpH shd slistlftsU ssss department
Iraaptts s1 tnif djrff q, b"mfs Mat
In afaff ~ GfE aH}gf SID UalH ss}Fs s4eHU}f
sac aorF ~ fsiG gfmssif daflas Wshriys
loh ~ ysfsf TffnsntEt posIti1r ARG
II s}nE aeslibs kn9Bt. IGfJets bnI sDk r,
LesET GnSGs
Evening star., 1928-03-04

ftLEsNA% -~- OfIase ens'irpeni iEnesr1er
AIDING nsssh,gf ctr F~ssevsente sai nf. -
saw. Address Box ..Es ", star Once.
Evening star., 1928-03-04


YOUNG LADY. energetic. with sales ability.
Apply 3tI international Bldg between 81
Evening star., 1928-03-04

sTE&rsf EhpHYE e-~ Yn'tn@ men fSnerienr.f
s,s% - sgauE "a eoFs, state sgs a.htF fnaii-
's,ss,ns es,@ salary txDeetd Aa'jress is"k
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SITUATION-DOMEsTIC.


work. 1909 North Capitol st. A.
cOLORED WOMAN wants. dinner partes.
IuhcneoBs. or accommodating hrst-cIass
cook 11 best of references. Phone Decatur
Evening star., 1928-03-04

| Man or woman capable of handling pro
| motion publicity and sales department
| "rie eivlnS past connection and experiences
/ Address Box J-E. Star office
Evening star., 1928-03-04
PERSONAL

the rate anyses Nesstex NJ tsAs.xAsAaa -
ye'1ts nee Hire ashhttetsst ~ "a. t~s
ulsi hue tate s
Evening star., 1928-03-04

sALEsMEE-we will interview hunted
r,Irptsr n! young men for selling potinonf
'ybi, 10 an uausazI ssspnr.units Ia make q
very rrohtshls connsetlon. See MI DriEf.
Htrssnsr Chfvyt1let ssfes Co. efu Of ne
Evening star., 1928-03-04

TptFFk DgigFEs gond n,@r rsne~encer IN
. fsndUnS siIrn.tn,e and frriYht hrins refer
sn"s ~G,b sna tie ssy }ob. 5a"ott 1rans'
an
Evening star., 1928-03-04
HEI.p--MALE,

AGENTS--only few hours Of YOUR time
needed 20 satisfy YOU that s5r. Of pcnpe
interviewed will buy new invention which
rrotects home from hursiars. and that iih'
eral cnmuatss'on means hie nfnfits 70 YOU
k."S a,hat. NV Phone Ceorgia it01-w.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

Usually the Greatest barrier in the way Of &c.
curing new automobile is the disposition Of the
old one. The Sale Automobile classification Of The
Star is daily selling many used cars. Try il for
yours.
Evening star., 1928-03-04

sAIgeNFN. fDf .inae: $50 Dtf week ~
gated See Mr. Normandy Room NJ"
a E.,.aG a n
Evening star., 1928-03-04

stTuArtON-~NONtESTtC.
AFTERNOON ur m,,rnsns work IN reNAhle
NntNre's strt tFts, rhnae Adams feua
CWAMRERMAtn eSnesisNessi Wsnts seues y
WauseMafh, part ttne, dNs wesM yltS peEa
eteNes. 81 aiahts Sasth p3iS
tt,fAN ART, Nafhtass eg AtterAapns set
utnnets. pAft'tiNs af DAYS .Ma.k. nv Nsat
Naae%t toa,,SteW WuMan IA aAyxtsaat
rN teleleMe faeaa Poi eaaaa ~
tMMREn GIRL wanss wask Nv aN, Gan
tWoREn WOMAN ReltNauishlns ,es,iSas
w eN1*t'eM S"saeet Mnn.sa, dyes aAss warS
N HN us MWA ar W are Mssk tevnRasetvi
Ieteehaee tt,taase N>lSa %
yNtoREn 1iRl, item Sauatrs wae,s ssneg y
h"4ssWash viii hela With sAiIttgsn stay
MshNs ssAs Alta N, A,ws
Evening star., 1928-03-04
SITUATION--MALE.

MAN. colOrrd. desires work AZ hOuseman or
butler. 32l2 Sherman ave. NV. Col. 1923.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19
On WySinger Special

Mrs n. B. Tilghman and Williams,
the Drrritk<. - Davis, Longrus.
D.. Pickens writes the national
Office is busy in it's information
section answering questions con-
cernin1g the tris to Los Angeles
and advises US to be ready to
receive the big bod, of Eastern
people who are coming.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19
ROBERT ". BAGNALL

MAGNETIC <ter Of the N.A.A C.P..
NTH the glow of Young manhood
-. xrr~cnn Gnc him. one of Ameri-
n's pre- lest lecturers a powerful
a,,,,e in the Episcopal church. or
,,;o,d r,ir>t in 1905. &C 'erted as q
most vrrd,rfuI acquisition to Aihe
c,;,l # # If the N.A.A.C.P.. will
rp beerl at TrthicaI high school on
y ~, rf lure II, at 8:l5 O'Clock.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19
Miss California Contest

B,v vote for Maxine Blackburn,
Talna Brooks, ZeIiea Stenhenson
and Ursula ~Merriweather. IN the
Miss California Popularity contest.
Fill book for. the girls as Vob
contribution to thei, efforts. A trip
to Los Angeles, handsome gown
and all the cDurttSleS or tl'e ah''''''
conference. These three features
Offered the winning Young Law
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19

MISS '1>''is"''j' e Mt st is growing
warn. C"n'e>tantS are working
a'nest|v, Or he nigh, Of the 25th
" North Oatjant' Baptist church
VIC junior Nr&n,h N.A.A.C.P will
reert amos: interesting program
"@ sSphen>or, with North Oak
! ~" Church belnod her. expects 70
:" oul' Dou'l miss i.er Nav pole
social.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE
ADVANCEMENT OF cOLORED
PEOPLE.
Activities

!: Thev say the greatest scream in
vaudeville shows ever presented by
Mrs Jane Hudson will be presented
at Berkeley high school auditorium
Buv vour tickets now, 75c and SOC
from any member of the board of
directors. See Doc Busch and
Orviss in the Indian dance.
DR.. Bagnall comes heralding
the great conference. Prepare to
hear him on June IL at Technical
high school. Particulars appear
in this paper later. n
All visitors who are members of
the Northern California branch, and
who intend attending the rational
conference OF the National .Associ-
aticn TO be held at Los Angeles
June u to july 3, will please notify
Secretary. Thornwall 3748 The
national office is asking for names
Of all in attendance, along with The
delegates. -
Branches throughout the State of
California are issuing invitations to
delegates ard visitors to N.A.A.C.P
annual conference. in Los Angeles.
Or. Hudson, president Los Angeles
branch, states that a one-day enter
talnmrnt o. delegates Is being plan
ned IN an Francisco under leader
ship ot }. Howard Butler, president
of the San Francisco branch.
The Western outlook., 1928-05-19
WORK WANTED
Indoor Sirius

You are going to miss the time of
YOUR life if you do not see Peoples,
Fisher, Johnson's Great Big Indoor
Sirkus. All kinds of animals, and
real red circus lemonade. Fred
johnson will feed the monkeys
everv night at BIS. So come early
and avoid the rush. June 1916.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
Father, Daughter and Son Reunited
After 17-Year Search Over Nation
THREE persons. each searching

THREE persons, each searching
L for the other, the other day
terminated a nationwide hunt last
ing for more than II years and
that has taken each of. them in
all manner of strange hooks and
corners Of the country.
A daughter, a son and a father
enjoyed their first dinner together
in more than II years.
That many years ago George H.
Slaght, of Buffalo. N. Y, awakened
early one morning to find that his
two small children had been taken
from him. Also Mrs. Slaght was
strangely missing.
Time dragged heavily for the
heartbroken father. Years passed,
but without bringing the word
from his family that. his heart
yearned for.
Wound Won't Heal
Instead of the wound healing
with the passing of time, Mr..
Slaght said that it only accentuated
the deep hurt-made larger the
empty space in his life which had
been caused by the loss of his two
children.
Gas [ found myself growing
older, life grew more and more void
of the happiness that l craved.
ut is a peculiar sensation to
greatly desire something and yet
not fully realize what it is you are
in need of. | can't explain it."
Both children seemed to share
with their father the strong affec-
ton he had for them. AS soon as
the boy, Arthur, became old enough
to work ION his own he promised
his sister, Edna, that he would find
their father and then send for, her
to join them.
At that time the children were
living in Canada with their mother,
who lacked the ability to hold their
love. Arthur, determined to find
his father, set out two years ago
with only a photograph of his
parent and the slim hope that
Buffalo, the city of his birth. would
give a clue.
Begins His Search
Arriving in Buffalo, he secured
a position, saved a few dollars and
commenced his long and tireless
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
Laughs Wrong Place;
Misses Rest of Show

CHICAGO.-Suit for $4,000 has
been brought by Thomas j. Pill
lion, salesman. as compensation
for the humiliation, he said he
suffered when elected from a
theatre because he laughed at a
movie subtitle, that was not in
tended to be funny.
How a a man TELL" asked
Pfllion, when to laugh and when
not to? They might show a this
is comical' line with some of their
titles and a this is very, very
sad with Others"
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13

investigation.
False leads took him from here
to New York, from whence he
journeyed all the way to the West
Coast, stopping at various cities;
only to find that the man he was
trailing from city to city in the
belief that he was soon to have his
father again. was not the object
of his search, or that he had moved.
Once he was overjoyed to find a
George Slaght, but the man proved
to be another Slaght.--a travelling
salesman.
Undaunted by this unfortunate
and discouraging turn of affairs the
boy went back to Buffalo and
again started the long hard grind
of work, save and search.
Walking along Main street one
day Arthur paused to gaze into a
brightly lighted shop window.
He was thinking of his sister
back in Canada. He sighed, turned
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
JOSNJESI

A man has invented an illumi:
mated golf ball. Some of the play
ers also have been "lit up" we
understand.
+ \ =
Truth Beats Fiction
A man named Bull. living in
Singer. Wis, has invented a
manure spreader
4 3 II
Judging by the conversation it
certainty is an awful shock to the
people this November to learn that
winter is coming on.
s + :
Mayor Bill Thompson's ALL
America organization can't get
very far in this country The mem
bers aren't even going to wear
masks.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13

George Herbert Jackson, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Jackson of
Nashua and Miss Verna Waters,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Waters of Nashua, were married
on Jan. 8 by Judge Charles Cor
don. The ceremony was witness
ed by w. E. Wells and Alice
Wells.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13

abruptly from the gay window and
trod heavily upon the foot of
anoiner who was edging into the
crowd before the window.
che Long Lost
rne polite pardon" about to
rise to his lips, froze in his throat,
He choked. and gasped.
"Father!" he finally managed to-
stutter.
P~assers-by who saw the strange
sight of two fully grown men,
standing locked in an embrace in
front of a busy down town store
window, went on after a hurried
glance. But the father and SON
will remember those few moments
for the rest of their lives.
Edna, the daughter, displayed her
feelings at the reunion by wiping
two large tears from her pretty
eyes, a sure sign that she was
happy.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
Ten Years Ago

From the Files of The Herald Of
January 3, 1918.
e. N. Shikany of Scobey had
started a harness shop north of
the Security Bank building.
C. F. Blaich sprung a new gag
on the Herald editor. AT Glas-
gov" he said, they tell you to
watch the go in Glasgow, now
can you find the flow in WON
Point?" When the editor gave IL
up, Mr.. Blaich said: Just urn
the wolf around and you'll nave
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
Weddings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Antoinette Swoboda of
Bainville and Harry G. Macdonald
of Scobey were married this after
neen, Jan. Is, by Judge Charles
Gordon. J.. L. Davey and Eleanor
Hanson witnessed the ceremony.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13

it, flow"
S. T. Cogswell and Miss Alma
Cogiwell had gone to Florida for
a few weeks.
DR.. l.. H. Huber had gone to
Chicago and DR.. Mowatt to New
York City, both to take POSTCARD
uate work.
1t was cold weather in the east.
% below in New York and 40 be-
low in Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs.
John o. Garden returning from a
visit in Minnesota, said that they
had been intending TO stay long
er, but it was too cold.
Meatless and wheatless days
on the schedule. A mar at
Winona, Mimi, bet S25 that he
could find a restaurant in that
city that would serve meat on a
meatless day. He spent the day
hunting for the place, and finally
paid his bet.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-13
From The Herald of Jan. 10, 1918

From The Herald of Jan. 10, 1918
Commercial club officers elected
we're ]. H. Coffey; president; H.
B. Tyson, vice-president; A. M.
Foor, secretary and V. NJ. Pike
treasurer. Other trustees elected
were L. A. Kragrud, F. E. Rathert,
S. L. Kleve, o. T. Stennes and G..
H. Flint. Club dues were raised
to $1.0O a month. S. L. Kleve,
president of the bridge company,
gave a report on the situation.
There was discussion as to wheth-
er it would be preferable to re-
build the pontoon bridge or build
a ferry boat. IT was estimated
that either course wanid require
between $4,000 and $4,000. More
S20nn was subscribed at this
meeting.
Announcement was made of the
starting of four new businesses,
the Knight Electric Company, the
7 T: Miller construction Company,
The Electric Construction Co. and
the Knapp and Meyer bakery.
Too many kids, was the problem
which the school board had to
solve. After building a fine new
building which they considered
would be adequate to take care OF
the number of school children for
several years, the rapid growth of
the town made it imperative eth
err to build additional buildings or
else put an addition on the new
building.
War tax at the Glacier theatre
during the month of December
amounted to $170.
The Citizens National Bank
had just moved into its new build
ing, now the First National build
ing.
1.-THE river has been impossible
several days the fore part of the
week, owing to the recent raise
and thaw west of us. At the pres
ent writing, with the thermome-
ter lowering between 80 and 40
below, the river probably will be
safe again"
Hay was SIS a ton in the stack.