The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-24
TRADE CARNIVAL MORE POPULAR
THAN EVER, BIG CROWDS ATTEND
BIGGEST DAY YET TO COME;
QUEEN RACE CLOSE;
DAILY WINNERS

JUSl DciOiC 9OiH9 " PICSSy
Elida Smith announced that
she had withdrawn her name
from the queen contest. From
the first there has been keen
rivalry between the friends of
the candidates at the top of
the list. EIida led the race for
several days, and her with
drawaI at this time came as a
surprise to her many friends.
Favored by beautiful sunshine
and dry roads. the Sth Annual
Trade Carnival has been we'll pat
ronized from the first day. People
came from near and far to mar
ket grain or produce and purchase
supplies at the special low prices
offered on many items in virtual
ly all business places.
Pearl Westra Leads
The free coupons are eagerly
sought. The voting coupons are
making the queen totals mount
rapidly. Some of the attractive
girls in contest could give the old
party candidates valuable pointers
on how to accumulate votes.
Thursdays vote put Pearl Westra
in the lead. but three or four
of the leaders are closely
punched. Elida Smith is in Sc
cond place and has been popular
from the beginning. Thousands
of votes have not been turned in.
No one can name the winner till
it is all over. But there is glory
and gold for the best campaigner.
The school girls and boys are
bordering deeply I'VE essays
about trading and the crop of
compositions promises to be all
the judges could desire.
Yes, We Have No Depression
Saturday brings several big fea-
lures including the NOrth-South
tug of war, And in the evening
the browning of the queen and the
awarding of the grand prizes.
Trading and paying accounts is
the real business of the week,
however. and while many people
have not as much money to spend
as they do some years, they re-
alize more fully the advantage of
extra low, money stretching
About the only thing
hard to find in Wolf Point just
now is Depression. 1t is scarcer
bananas.
Saturday Prize Winners
$40 prize, Mrs. Anna Sethne;
500 prizes, H. c. Nedrud, Paul
Holiday, A. F. Lund, A. N. Dick,
Brownlee, John Stolen,
thirst Sands, Bonnie O'Brien.
Monday Winners
$40 prize, Martin Rauch; $500
A. NJ. Foor, F. E. DER, Abe
J. Dallman, Vida, H. W.
filler, Mrs. N. Tier, B%rockton,
v. c. Johnson. D. Sugden.
Tuesday Winners
SO prize, Ray Doe; $500 prizes,
1rs. c. L. Arrivee, c. Hanger,
FRS. B. H. Spencer, Opal Spencer,
:. w. Geer, NJ. Jacobson, J w.
lien, Geo. LaRokue.
Wednesday Winners
$40 prize, Martha Michaelson;
500 prizes, L. r. Nelson, o.
yego, Mrs. K. Femme, Mrs. Cy.
ohnson, Nels Christensen, c. C.
Frazer, Peter Funk, jr..
rank During, Lustre, Eddie
rchdale, Fazer.
Thursday Winners
80 prize, l.. E. Sateren; $500
rizes, John Holum, NJ. Braaten,
Irs. l.. V. Balbinot, Mrs. Nick
-eser, J. Seel, Ed. Krebsbach, j.
Curran, Mrs. Honn.
Queen Contest
Standing of the queen candi-
ates Thursday evening was as
Pearl Westra 56S,100,
Ida Smith 44S,300, Elizabeth
eek 296, 700, Margaret DeTray
I2,40O, Irene Pipal $4,000, Oar
ne Campbell $1,000, Lorraine
oungkin $1,000, Ruth Fossen co.
10, Goodwin Walters 49,400, Eli
en- Steffenson 33,500, Elizabeth
eser 1900. Yvonne Pipal 1890.
.ne Clark 11,400, Louise st. Ger
laine 1900, Vivian Beecher 300.