The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-01-01

meeting, Minneapolis i. b spec
ialist here.
March 13-Grand jury begins a
general Investigation; Jim Helmer,
Montana pioneer dies; 22nd legis-
lative session finishes work; Novel
plan of insuring aid; Gas tax ref
erendum does not increase the five
cent rate; Brockway elevator
burns; Hugh Marion chosen golf
club president; Woltana flour high
in protein; Non-eligibles ask for
seed loans; 637 vets loans made in
Montana; Comrade Blaich home
from California; American air ca
diets club; Rock Island opens a
Wolf Point branch; Poplar loses
to Dillon quint; New men join FIT.
Peck agency farming force; Kay
Lang married; Edward Bearskin
dies; Glasgow Courier suffers 49,
900 fire loss.
March 2O--Commissioners pass
emergency budget; Artesian well
water turned into Missouri; City
swimming pool drive centers on
funds sources; District music meet
March %; Westland Oil host at
st. Patrick's dance; Poplar wins
Sth at state basketball meet at
Bozeman; William Standing, Indi-
an artist, to visit Washington;
Mccullough adopted into Assini-
boine tribe; School districts in high
court on penalty-interest matter;
Marie Tessmann gets civil service
appointment; Benedict Kellar, Pop
lar, takes own life; Benevolent
society growing in numbers; Sends
carload of horses to Michigan by
express; Mrs. John S. Schmidt
dies; Mrs. A. F. Peters dies.
March 27-Joe Butch, oldest in
habitant, dies at Frazer, after ga
years; Postoffice to move soon;
John Dorgan dies; Skidoos to be
taken off on G.. N; County Farm
ers Union convention held; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. D. Forsness charivaried;
Dan Staples band to broadcast;
District music meet Saturday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas celebrate
silver wedding.
April 3-Grand jury finds much
to criticize; Guy Emory sells state
to people; Band concert April Is,
Liberty; Knute Rockne crash vic
tim; Athletic honors for Randall
sisters; Obituary notices of Oren
S. Remley, Douglas Finch, Charles
L. Long and Selmer Krogstad.
April 1o-Easter Monday pool
benefit dance goes over big; Road
division shops to be located here;
Leon David back from Klamath,
Oregon; Charles Rathert in Frazer
bank; Old p~ostoffice fixtures sold;
North telephone company organi-
yes; Nicholas Longworth dies;
Chicago done with "Big Bill";
Opheim choir to sing over KICK;
Lorna Jacobson dies.
April 17-Elite Beauty shop in
Liberty building; Cogswells are
home; Mrs. Livingston new Wo-
mems club president; Senator Gil
Doe in Wolf Point after 10 years;
Band concert is high class per-
Torrance; Major Allen inspects
E; Old postoffice build
ing fitted up for store; Vandals at
tempt to wreck county truck; Mus
ic festival at Lutheran church;
Jean Aeroboe, Brockton, robbed;
three are arrested; Spain to form
new republic; Josephine Redstone
dies; Mrs. Rose Mccain dies; T.
B. tests for local cattle.
April 24-High school band goes
to state music meet; Spring term
of federal court is on; Speeding
up road program to aid state de-
velopment; Oscar Oleson drowned
Oregon; Three business places
broken into; Lovejoy buys NINA
ture golf course; Vida to have
daily mail service May L; Bond
hearing case set for Apr. 80; Hoo
yer dam work begins; Program of
Volt field meet; 81 All leaders
meet with c. e. Potter; County
Dace ball league is summer plan.