The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-06-14

d on Saturday. June s.
r Miss Louise Courchene under
went a major operation at tn
l General hospital Monday.
l The four year old son of VIM
l Goedecke fell and bit his tongue
quite severely one day recently.
Mrs. Leonard Sullivan and baby
from north of Poplar were in Vol
Point Thursday.
Mrs. Russell Barnes and Mrs
Ruth Moschelle were in town from
Waska Wednesday.
Bruce Randall stepped on a nail
Wednesday inficting rather a
deep wound.
There will be a dance at Jos.
Readicker's on June 22nd. Every
body invited.
Miss Mary Council who has
been teaching the first grade went
to her home at Culbertson last
Friday.
Joseph Gunderson of the North
country was hurt about the face
and hands when a car in which he
was riding tipped over.
The son of Louis Smith of the
North country sustained a broken
collar bone when he vas thrown
from his horse recently.
Mrs. Fred Willoughby, who has
been a patient at the Ferguson
hospital for the last two weeks
returned to her home south of
Poplar Saturday.
Mrs. John NJ. Wilson came in
from Nickwall Sunday and visited
with her daughters, Mrs. E. A.
Mcdonald and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman
of Minot at the Mcdonald home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Farnham of
the Southside left by a this
week for a several weeks trip to
Minnesota and Wisconsin where
they will visit in the lakes region.
B. E. Tilton of Bainville, who
purchased the Irwin Baldwin home
on Edgar street this spring, moved
his family here last week. Mrs.
Tilton is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Youngkin.
Miss Helen Beier left Wednes-
day for her home in Wisconsin.
She has accepted a position to
teach near her home for the com
ing year SO that she may be with
her father.
Miss Florence Gibbs and Miss !
ISABEL Young of Glasgow visited T.,
'ver Sunday at the home of Miss ,
foung's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. :
:. Young. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed and !
amily have moved here from !
Peerless for the summer. They y
ave taken a house on the North d
ide.
At law and motion day of court :
ere Wednesday a divorce was |
ranted Anna Take of Froid from :
ans Take. Mrs. Take was Civ
4 custody of the two minor child
IN. HI
Miss Agnes NJ. Duffey and Miss D
race Woods, who have been en- g
Dyed here by Accountant ]. D. II
wyer, leave today for Circle Jc
here they will be employed on ca
cCone county books. Fl
One hundred and sixty-four stu 81
nts were graduated from the Sth a
AIDE of the schools of Roosevelt
unity, the number being 20 more
e graduated in 1928.
Seventy-fiye sets of beautiful
Unaware to be given away alb
free to the lady patrons
the Liberty. See the Liberty
for particulars. A chance no
~ wishes to miss.
Annapolis" a splendidly dra-
tic romance staged against the
orful background of the u. S.
Academy, coming Tuesday
| Wednesday to the Liberty.
mission only 10 and 30 cents.
Sims of Pelican Rapids,
ln., formerly of the Sand Creek
ntry, arrived about Tuesday
from Minnesota. He left
ne Monday morning, driving
rly 500 miles.
hina Night starts at the Lib
7 Theatre on Monday, June "a
continues every Monday night
il every lady has received her
utiful 6O-piece set of china
e. This chinaware is given
free to every lady pay
admission to the theatre on
Monday.
ert Norby and three children,
.herine, Duane and Stuart left
day for Grand Forks where
will visit. The children may
relatives in Grand Forks and
lesota for several weeks.
Aid Societies, Clubs
: chance to supply your club
l with beautiful dishes. All
members attending the show
each Monday night starting
oath will receive a beautiful
of chinaware which she may
tie to her club. Don't miss
opening night. June oath as
tiful dinner plates will be
that night.
lOng thOse who attandad ~.