The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-08-12
Jane Clark visited with friends

While playing around the yard
Wednesday evening, Marian Helm
re fell and broke her left arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Johnson ant
Walter were in Tuesday evening
for Motor Sales auto show.
Miss Patricia DeWane is spend
ing the week with Lucille and
Helen Johnson along Wolf Creek
Miss Catherine Catlin has accept
ed a position in the First National
Bank.
Bert Norby and family have re-
turned from a visit to Grand Forks,
and Minnesota points. They had a
very pleasant vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Jensen return
ed a few days ago from Oconom-
owoc, Wis where they spent their
vacation.
Miss Sethre from Fergus Falls,
who is here to visit with her rel
atives, the Sethres and Hougs, fell
down the cellar steps and fractur-
ed her right leg.
Mrs. j. S. Bruner returned Mon
day from Missoula where she at
tended the state convention Of wo-
mems clubs, going as a delegate of
the Poplar club.
Mrs. c.. J. Severson and Harriet
left this morning for Detroit. They
will go by way of the Great Lakes.
They had planned to go about two
weeks ago but changed their plans.
Morris Calvin, an uncle of the
Delahunt children, was here from
Morris, Mimi, a few days this
week looking after interests con
nected with the Delahunt estate.
He left for home Wednesday night.
The Ralph Ferguson and Lester
Gross families returned Sunday ev-
ening from a two weeks trip to
Glacier Park. Mrs. Gross and Mrs.
Ferguson spent a few days in Spo-
kane.
]. G. Sullivan, county assessor,
accompanied by his granddaughter
from Froid, is leaving on a two
weeks vacation trip to his old
home in Minnesota. He will go by
way of the Black Hills.
Irene Huber, daughter of MI. and
nTnc Al UJ,,h0, &c Al tT;To ~o,,o+,,r
while riding on a motor cycle, got
her foot caught in the chain, cut
ting the heel. She was brought to
town for medical attention.
Miss Celia Peterson of the Ind
ian service, returned Thursday
morning after almost four weeks
visit with her people in Chicago.
She also made side trips to towns
Chicago to visit friends.
Mrs. Tom Kelly, Father A. j.
Richards and Miss Miriam Murk
of Great Falls are making a cir
cult of Northeastern Montana towns
this week in the interests of the
Catholic Daughters organization.
Meetings have been held at Glas-
COW, Opheim, Scobey, Plentywood,
C%ulbertson and Poplar.
Prof. J. A. Van Dyke, a member
Of the faculty of C%oleraine junior
college, Coleraine, Mimi, was in
Wolf Point this week. He has land
interests north of Wolf Point. Miss
Halle Chapman will be a member
Of the faculty of the junior college
here next year {
A sister of Mrs. F. B. Turner |
and her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl |
Ernert and their daughter, Flor !
ence, of Minneapolis, arrived We'd :
lesday evening for a visit. They /
will go to Havre, where he has '
property interests, then to Glacier {
,ark, and will visit here on their =
'eturn trip. .
Rev. Father VIM. Peters of Ap- J
Wis. was in Wolf Point the =
part of last week visiting :
is sister, Mrs. VIM. G. Johnson.
lie was on his way to conduct a =
etreat on an Indian reservation
ear Forsyth. He left for there V
going to Forsyth with
Jean Herman who drove down to
ct Ina Herman who has been