The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-12-30

I fluenza victim.
March Poplar wins Northeas
Montana basketball title; Lind
bergh boy kidnapped; Chick Fer
guson writes from far North; For
Peck fair better than usual; regu
. lations given for new seed loans
Degree Of Honor to give costume
dance; Mrs. Boissens i'll; w. L
Rose goes to California; Mrs. Chris
Ellertson, Lustre, dies; Eric Jen.
sen, Froid, shot by mystery bullet,
March 11.-George Bairey owner
of new monoplane; Farm Union
company gets Home Lumber COM
: pany site for oil station; Poplar
in running for place in state BIB.
tourney; Indian delegates home
from Washington; John Phillip
Sousa, march king, dies; Marlene
Carey dies.
March 1S.-Poplar gets Sth place;
Irish observe st. Patrick's day;
Mrs. Frank Cusker to open new
shop; 4th graders compete for Aux
iliary flag essay prize; Auxiliary
has doughnut day; Indians get per
capita payment; Red Cross crack
ed wheat shipped in; Bismarck re-
tains N. Oak. state capital; Liv-
ingston and Burgess attend school
board convention at Lewistown;
Norma Littlefield and Ted Fleenor
marry; Charles Gorley and Mrs.
Mary Kluth wed; Mrs. Mary Nc
Rae, Vida, dies; word is received
of death of Mrs. Emily Collins in
England.
March 25.-Tornado in southern
states kill $50 and destroys sever
al towns; little interest in city cleo
ton; K. C.'s to observe 50th birth
day; Roosevelt county receives
2 1,962.16 school money; Vida Roy
al Neighbors have anniversary
party; Roosevelt All club work
rates high.
April 1.-Gustave Buchholz dies;
Mrs. Mary Bergan buried in Min
nesota; annual meeting Farm I'm
ion oil company at Oswego; county
newspaper men visit Bainville;
Ivor Ullestad home from Norway :
visit; Havre to hold music festi-
val; manager plan suggested for
counties; Russell Huxsol on way
home from Stanford; Red Cross !
to give garden seeds; McClammy l
tours Mexico. t
April S.-School election vote is .
heavy-Lovell and Mindeman cleo i,
ted; A. T. Listug new mayor, AL :
rick, Heinze and Maltby aldermen;
baseball league plans s
team schedule; band concert best I.
one yet; Scott Leavitt to broad '
cast; Simon Walsh of Vida sue !
cumbs; Great Northern boosts the !
swimming pool; John Helmer sue =.
ceeds Frerich as undersheriff; Lee y
gion and Auxiliary have district
convention at Plentywood-Mrs.
Burgess elected district president; =
Eleanor Carlson gets All scholar !"
Spring cleanup at bridge is =
suggested; seed loan extension y
blanks just received. "
April 15.-Commercial club Of
'ers children garden prizes; Mrs. {
Arrivee new Women's club presi- L
lent; Red Cross moves from coun-
y; 10 per cen penalty on automO-
)ile licenses after May list; scout
executive compliments local boys
IN good work; horse men chief M
buyers of land sold in McCone II,
county; Federal grand jury indicts h,
ieveral; clothing burglar leaves a Fl
of thanks at Coffey's store; m
Iindbergh bill list at banks; Luth- 81
ran pastors in conference here;
irst Ford VS. arrives for demons
ration; John d. Olfert dies. ia
April 22.-J. G. Seel is new Lee st
lion commander; baseball SEIZED pl
lie to start May l; burning thist- by
es cause painful injuries to two as
3rockton men; soaking rain boosts is
man who burglariged Coffey NJ
tore caught; county school con-
ests held in Wolf Point; Carl Moe
o travel out of Minot. tn
April 29-John W. Schnitzler and N
blot Hedberg killed in airplane liz
rash north of Malta; rains ex- W.
eeding all April records; Doris tn
rogers wins high school declam ne
.ontest; Fort Peck Sioux claims
o participate in Sisseton-Wahpe-
on award, denied; McCone farm I'll
RS get feed wheat; M. P. Trenne il
lies for representative; Achsah m
Dood and David Drummond re
lie; Produce Company to grade at
ggs and pay cash for them. be
May 6.--New city administration I'd
axes charge; band a off for LII
Iavre; First National Bank gives
tie for pool; Stennes to keep rec
I'd of rain; big community ban "
net honors Father Benedict; Mrs. =
!. L. Rogers Auxiliary head; Ber- -
ice Lovejoy and John Moore win |
oppy poster prizes; little Edith %