The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-07-27

Manager Stephens of the SEQ
hey Theatre telephoned Mrs. Sew
erson congratulating her on Sc
curing the Wilkes MUSICAL Com
pany of 20 players for Wolf Point.
He said it was the best road show
that had ever played in Scobey.
Dick Buck, whose home is south
of Oswego, received a badly broken
leg Wednesday. He had been roping
a calf and when he got off from his
horse, the horse stepped on his foot,
throwing him to the ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Hebbin of
T%imberlake, S. Oak, Mrs. Mary
Bridges and children of Poplar,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Doane and Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Marshall of Nick
wall were visitors Monday at the
D. ]. Lintner home.
I. j. Hooking OF h Glasgow
Courier passed through Wolf
Point Saturday on his way to
Froid to see the coming of the air
fleet. He vas accompanied by
his wife and daughter Geraldine.
They visited Mrs. Hocking's sister
in Williston also.
Mrs. T. H. Murphy, who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.
w. P. Sinnott for several weeks,
left last week for Austin, Mimi,
where she will visit another
daughter and other friends. At
Austin she will meet her daugh-
tiers Winnifred of Indianapolis and
Sylvia of Washington, D. c.
Friends of Catherine Cook, the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff
Cook. of Chicago will regret to
learn that she recently fell from
a moving automobile and broke
her leg. The accident occurred
the day before Mrs. Cook was
called here by the death OF her
sister, Mrs. Trudo.
C. J. Severson left recent
ly for Salt Lake City where he
will select all the outstanding pro-
auctions of the coming season to
be shown at the Liberty theatre
during the coming fall. and winter
Through his connections with n
film companies, he is able to bring
to Wolf Point movie fans, the
very best and most popular pic
lures that the industry provides.
A few weeks ago "Flying Rom
eos" featuring George Sidney and
Charley Murray was scheduled to
play at the Liberty, unfortunately
owing to trouble with the power
plant, the lights were out and the
picture could not be shown. We
were able to get the picture back
again and it will be shown next
Saturday night, Aug. 4th, n
night only. Liberty.
The Val Rowland Company who
have often visited Wolf Point pre-
senting comedy stage plays, will
again be at the Liberty, Sunday.
July 20, this time with another
laugh show entitled "The
Hustling Swede". This company
is very talented and always Of
9rs special vaudeville numbers be-
tween acts. Don't miss this. Adj
mission 25-50c.
Mrs. A. J. Gleason, Mrs. H. n.
Olson and the Misses Atha Pritch-
ird and Mary Erickson motored
I'D from Brockton on business
Wednesday. Mrs. Olson says that
Ter son Orel, who formerly was
principal of the school at Brock
on, and who is now at Citizens
7raining camp at FIT. Smelling,
linn. was recently seriously burn
d in an explosion of gasoline
7hich occurred at camp, necessi-
ating his being taken to a hos
ital. He has recently been made
lieutenant.
In a few minutes time the en-
re house can be freed of mo-
luitoes. With an improved FLY
OK Hand Sprayer, spray FLY
OK directly toward the ceiling,
lso the draperies. 1t will not
ave a stain on the most delicate
!, wallpapers, hangings or fabrics.
pray upwards until all parts of
lie Dom are filled with the fine
atomized spray. Within a few
inutes all the mosquitoes in the
pom will be dead, regardless of
neither the windows are closed
open. In addition to being stain
SIS, FLY-TOX is fragrant, is alb
harmless to people but is
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