The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-28

erson and Avis Lund were so far
in the lead that the interest cen
tered on them particularly. Aileen
won with LOTT, 500 votes to 10000
for Avis. Queen Aileen was truly
lovely with her crown and queen
ly gown of yellow crepe and Paris
ian feather trimming. She was es-
corted to her throne by Arlie M.
Foor. Ernest L. Walton, after max
ing a neat, appropriate speech,
placed the crown on her head. The
queen was blindfolded and drew
the prize tickets from a box where
all the tickets of the week had
been thoroughly mixed. The prizes
contributed by the merchants were
drawn first, then the smaller mon
ey prizes, and finally, the grand
prize of SIS, which went to J. r.
Opheim, a high school bay whose
home is in the Benrud-Kahle vi
entity.
The Coliseum was well filled by
the large crowd at the Carnival
dance. Before the GROWING of the
queen dancing was free, and those
who did not wish to remain the
latter part of the evening, left af-
ter the awarding of the prizes.
Many remained and enjoyed the al
Turing dance music of the Harmon
izers.
Those who received prizes are.
Carnival Prize winners
Grand prize of s75, j. r. Opheim;
SIS, Ben Anderson, s15, Jake Seel;
SO, o. Brandon, $500 prizes, Mrs.
Aase Femme, w. C. johnson, L. E.
Blankenship, C. P. Swedberg, Ruth
Hanson, Mrs. Cal Rogers, ROLAND
Trotter, R. Schultz, Mrs. Tjon, Odin
Femme.
Merchandise prizes. Hotel Sher-
man Cafe, chicken dinners for two,
Mrs. H. Ferdina, Volt; Farmers
Lumber Co. prize, Gal. Plasco or
rool roofing, B. LANCER, Benrud;
Roy's Cafe prize meal ticket at
half price, Lester Gross; Lovejoy
Studio prize, half dozen large pho
tographs, Alfred Hanson; J. H.
Coffey prize, wooden blanket, Ten
mis- Rem; Huxsol's fountain pen
set, ]. L. Davey; Listerud's 5 lbs
cup grease, Mabel Ferguson; E &
A store, pair of shoes, LaVerne
Mcneil; Norby's, pound box choco-
lates, Mrs. Helen Bradshaw, Balm
Vile; Monarch Lumber, quart floor
varnish,, Thos. A. Wagner; Kelly's
gallon thermos jug, Robert Steph-
ems; Valley Market, 98-pound VOL
tana flour, Mrs. A. Femme; ]. c..
Penny, wooden blanket, Ray Bunk
er; Stennes-McConnon choice of
tricycle., electric lamp, golf set or
Aladdin vase lamp, Mrs. Math OIL
son, Benrud; Davey Tailors, pair
Of mems shoes, H. A. Nieskens;
SmalT's cash store, $500 worth of
merchandise, Ole Kyllingmark;
Coulter's barber shop, free shave
and tonic, j. A. Doane; Jacob &
Dewitt, free rs cent shampoo;
Motor Sales Filling station, A gal
of gas, Mrs. VIM. Schneider;
Eva's Beauty Shoppe, free sham
poo and finger wave, Susie Toavs;
Gardens Service Station, n SKIS
Durwood auto frost shield, Paul
Keller; Equity filling station, Fire
stone tube, Irene Cahill; Schaale's
Bakery, $500 worth of bakery
Robert Huxsol; Ruth's Style
shoppe, pair silk hose, George
Meister; Westland Service Station,
lb. gun grease, Art Wilson, Nick
vail; White Jewelry, fountain pen
Mrs. Bylund; Wolf Point Drug,
Wolf Point Cafe; Chamber
barber shop, haircut and
have, M. Jacobson; Dolven Chew
olet, inner tube, P. Mckee; Steph-
ms Mercantile, part wool blanket, |
oe Bailey; Motor Sales, Ford in
.er tube, VIM. Getmore, Circle;
northwest Service Store, 100 lbs
sugar, E. Sheffelbine;
Motors, Goodyear tire and
ube, VIM. F. Toavs; Cusker Shop
e, choice of any hat in store, R.
.ergeant; Wolf Point Cafe, meal
ticket at half price, r. G.. Fergu-
on; F. U. Oil Co., gallon cylinder
il, Mrs. Wiens; Wolf Point Her
Id, $3.50 in trade, Dean Swanson;
lson Tailors, suit cleaned and
ressed, Ed Krebsbach; Electric
unch, chicken dinner for two,
go. LaRoque; H. Earl Clack, 2
larts cylinder oil, Garnet Mont
omery; Sunnyside Bakery, $500
orth of bakery goods, Ed Bell;
:. B. Fargen, casing and tube, Mrs.
:. T. Listug; P%oulson's Electric
hop, flashlight, Dorothy Burgess;
Theatre, family ti>xet to
OWES, H. Loendorf, Vida; The
ad, Pendleton auto robe, Grace