The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-03-13
Dry Fork

) Rev. Flugstad of Washington hai
been holding religious meetings il
this community the past week.
Adolph Homrighaus and daugh
ters, Minnie Wallace and Bob De
vaney spent Sunday at the Rens
void home.
Joe Waters and Axel Holoier
have been mining coal this week
lola Homrighaus spent Sunday
night and Monday with the Rens
void family.
Rrulah Torrison and Kenneth
Parks visited at the Homrighaus
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Toavs have
moved to their new home on the
S. A. Wagaman place.
Homrighauses visited the Win.
ship family Wednesday evening.
L. Aasheim called at the Mel
win Erickson home Monday.
Mr.. Waters visited at the Bal
DiiOb hOliip ouludH.
j. Kelstrup and Arthur called
at Erling Kelstrup's Thursday.
Rev. Flugstad, John Keistrup and
Axe1 Holden spent Saturday at
the Kyllingmark home.
Mary and Edwin Ruen helped
Earl Rensvold celebrate his 14th
birthday March 9Th at the Rens-
void home.
Sunday dinner guests Of tho
John KelstruB home were Rev
Flungstad and Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
inc Kelstrup.
The Folden family from south
Of the river spent Sunday at the
Kvilingmark home.
Thslrmon Tate who has spent
the w1oter in Wolf Point has now
moved out to his farm at Dry
Fork.
John McPeek was a business
caller ct the Holden home Mon
day.
John Foldon is visiting friends
of the Dry Fork community this
week.
John KelstrpD and Arthur were
business callers at the Gunderson
place Saturday.
Dinner guests at the Cliff De-
yaney home Sunday were Minnie
Wallace, Bob Deyaney and John
Folden.
Due to the inclement weather
only a few turned out to the F.
U. meeting at Dry Fork school
house Friday evening.
Friends of Mrs. Minnie Kohl are
glad to see her back again. She
spent the winter in N. Oak. and
Minnesota, where she was visiting
relatives.
Ray Miller has returned from
Chicago where he spent the win
ter. He will look after his farming
interests here.
Azell Anderson spent the week
end with her sister at the Devan-
home.
Cliff Devaney and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Rensvold and daughter
Avis, Arnold Kelstrup, Mr.. HON.
and daughters, Fred My
ers and son Delbert, George Null
er, John Folden, Mr.. Breuing and
Bessie Anderson spent Monday
at the Bob Devaney
Bill and Jessie Toavs were Sun
lay dinner guests at Grandmother
Toavs'.
The dance given at the Stone
Carlson home Saturday night for
he north telephone line was we'll
attended. A large crowd from
own as we'll as most of the CON
were present. The proceeds
$500. Mrs. Hagen donated
IN angel food cake which was auc-
Toned off, the last nickel taking
he cake. Donald Seth was lucky
enough to drop the last nickel. The
cake netted $3.50. Another tele-
phone benefit dance will be given
1t the Carlson home again in two
weeks.
John Strachan and Bill Sands
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
George Hagen home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Holum
and daughter and Mrs. Holum's
Mr.. Breiung came out from
Wolf Point Monday for a visit at
the Rensvold home. Mr.. Breiung
,emained in the community where
he will spend the week visiting
with friends and old neighbors.
George Hagen returned to his
home Saturday after spending a
week in Wolf Point.
Bessie Anderson and George Mul-
Ter were Sunday dinner guests at
the Hagen home.
School News
For our March window decora-
tons we have bird houses, birds,
butterflies and flowers on the
windows. We have a shamrock
border along the wall for st Pat
day.
The drawing class have drawn
children, Dutch mills, etc.
Star spoilers last week we're Lii