The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-01-31

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Steel and Machinery Co, Seattle,
Washington" Page A. t. Listug,
who dealt with the matter as
Senator Walsh did with the Tea.
Dot Dome oil lease. Then Gentle
men: We grow a fine grade of
strawberries and was wondering
il you would be so kind as give
us addresses of stores, good re-
liable stores, that you could rec
ommend to be honest to deal with
and thanks" AS all our stores
here are Of this description we
recommended stores and trade in
berries ensued.
It is the aim OF the members
of the club whenever their atten-
ton is drawn to a map with Wolf
Point in an erroneous position
thereon to write to the map-maker
and have the error corrected. 1t
will be appreciated should anyone
note an error of this kind to draw
the attention of the secretary to
the mistake.
A committee, composed Of A. t.
Listug, f. e. Rathert and o. t.
Stennes, has been actively en-
gagged in signing up leases for
drilling a standard well on the To-
cal structure to a depth of $500
feet within the limits of the Wolf
Point dome for either gas or oil.
What this will mean to this COM
munity cannot yet be computed as
the possibilities are incalculable.
/ am in hopes that one of the
members of this committee will
this evening favor us with infor-
nation about their progress.
In 1929 b~roadcasting station
KICK moved from Vida to this
city. Through the good manage
ment of Mr.. Ed Krebsbach, it has
earned the good will and appre-
citation of this community and has
become one of our most highly
priced assets. We have asked Mr..
Krebsbach to favor us with some
information about KICK and
trust he will be able to do so.
In the matter Of aviation, rec
ognizing MI. j. F. Cook as the
leader, we shall ask him to be
good enough to tell us something
about the progress of aviation
here.
The attention of the club has
been drawn to the necessity of
either an overhead OF subway
passage over the Great Northern
tracks on the western boundary
of the city, connecting the north
and south districts. This is the
one and only crossing in and
near this city and is very extens-
lively used. We intend to follow
up this matter.
The bridge across the Missouri
will be finished by July l next
and the formal opening celebra-
ton will take place a little later.
A large number Of visitors will
come here for this celebration
and it will be a big affair, neces-
stating careful preparation for
reception. Many state officials will
be our guests.
There are other matters involy-
ing the development of this COM
munity to be taken up in 1881
but it would serve no good pur-
pose to go into those matters in
detail at this time.
Among minor matters, the t. &
It. company have been approach
ed to install the automatic sig
Mailing system here This will OBJ
viate the necessitate of inging up
the opeator at central before call
ing for a number. On Monday
last. Mr.. F. F. Mueller, at the in
stance of the head Office OF the
company, called at the club Office
and went over the situation at
length. Among other things said
BY him was that the advances
made lately in the telephone
world were so startling that
changes might come at any time
in the phoning system. The COM
pany will not lose sight OF the
matter.
The club is working on the sub
iect of a non-salaried, exchange
baseball league, between this city
and half a dozen other communi-
ties. Favorable replies have been
received from Opheim, Scobey,
Culbertson and Poplar.
Some towns move ahead and
blossom into cities. Others equal
" we'll situated, lose out in the
struggle and sink back into will
ages of less Importance. Why?
More often than not it is a ques-
ton of leadership and then CO.
operation.
Wolf Point has been noted for
it's aggressive civic spirit in the
past and it lived up to it's reputa-
ton in 1929. The residents stood
shoulder to shoulder when the
necessity arose and it more
than once. Let us carry on. NO
person in this community who is
worthwhile desires a free ride. He
wants to pay his share.