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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-04-15
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Vida

Mr.. and Mrs. v. o. Mcclellan
were Vida callers Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Young and
daughter arrived here from Cali
fornia, Tuesday evening and are
visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Erickson moved
out to the old Sievers farm last
week. and the Waganius have NOV
ed back to our little village.
Don Sievers is working for A.
NJ. Erickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leondorf spent the
day Sunday at the NJ. e. Leuen-
berger home.
Geneva and Beulah Nefzger were
out firm Wolf Point and spent the
week end at home.
Several from our community at
tended the funeral of Mr.. Walsh
in Wolf Point Monday.
The South Siders enjoyed an
oyster supper and delicious lunch
in the basement Saturday night.
Penuchle was the evenings amuse-
ment for the men while the ladies
enjoyed five hundred. A very
pleasant evening was spent.
The ball players were out on the
diamond Sunday getting in trim for
the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith and
little son were all-night guests at
the j. M. Holland home recently.
Ethel Nefzger and Cleone Sch
illinger were among those who
spent the week end at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. K%rebsbach
and family were out from Wolf
Point Sunday calling on friends in
our community.
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NOTICE
To All Residents of
Roosevelt County Out
Side Incorporated
Towns:
NOTICE

You are hereby notified
to remove from premises
owned or occupied by you
in Roosevelt County be-
fore May LIST, 1882:
All refuse, garbage, ma
nure, dead animals, ashes
or other filth which is or
may become detrimental
to Public Health.
If above notice is not COM
piled with by above date
same will be removed and
charged to Property Own
Dated at Wolf Point,
Mont, his 18th day of
April, 1882.
By Order of The Roose-
welt County Board of
Health
f. L. Darland, M. d.
Sec'y
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8 Benrud

Ethel Ingvoldson spent Saturday
with Alta Mann.
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Finkbinder
are assisting Emil Nelson with his
Spring work.
Sunday dinner guests at the John
Mann home were Mr.. and Mrs. AL.
bert stat and daughter Evelyn, Mr..
Krause and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Siljenberg
and Mrs. John Mann cleaned the
Pershing schoolhouse Friday.
School started this week Monday.
Bonnie, Ludwig and Melvin Gun
derson were called to Minnesota
Saturday by the death of their
mother.
Doris Mann and Clarada Brook
man called Wednesday evening on
Grandma Campbell.
Garland Campbell is helping on
the farm for a few weeks.
Don and Roland Nelson spent
Saturday out on the farm.
Carl Kelgaard called on Charley
Mann Sunday.
Mrs. John Mann, Alta Bell Mann
and Mrs. Albert stat spent Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Hans And
erson. She has been on the sick
list.
Sunday guests at the Clyde
Brookman home were Arthur
Haynes and family, John Mann
and family, Neal Harlow and Mrs.
Bill Alderman and Emil Acker-
man.
Archie Campbell, Frank Camp
bell and their mother were supper
guests at the John Mann home on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. John Mann spent Saturday
evening with Mrs. Ludwig Gun
derson.
Mrs. Bonnie Gunderson and
children spent Wednesday with
her sister, Mrs. Ludwig Gunderson.
Clarada Brookman spent We'd
nesday night with Doris Mann.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-04-15
Snake Butte

Members of the All club were
entertained at the Hobbe home on
Saturday night, April 8.
I The Marie Palmer family were
guests at the Earl Ferguson home
Sunday, April 10.
Mildred Sorenson and Ida Rag
ne motored to Williston Saturday
returning via Culbertson where
they spent Sunday with Pauline
Nordley, who teaches near there.
Alvin DeTienne motored to Will
iston Sunday to spend the day with
his wife who has been there the
past two weeks receiving chiro-
practic treatments. He returned
Monday.
The Chas. Johnson family enter
tanned a number of friends at their
home Friday night, April 8.
The Jack Manningly family spent
Sunday at the Albert Manningly
home.
Mrs. Ernest LePouce spent Tues-
day. April u, in Williston.
School Notes
Mrs. Ernest LePouce and Bessie
Manningly spent Friday afternoon,
April 8, at the Crusch school as
sisting in conducting the state
scholarship tests and the contests
given that day. The results were:
Lauretta LePouce received the
highest average in the seventh
grade in the scholarship tests.
In the spelling contest Vivian
Butts received first place; Audrey
Picard, second and Beulah Man
ningly, third.
In the declamatory contest Laur-
cite LePouce received first place;
Beulah Manningly, second and vi
Wan Butts, third.
In the art contest Bulah Man
ningly received first place; Lauret-
ia LePouce, second and Vivian
LePouce, third.
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LOCAL CHURCHES
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
VIM. G.. Johnson, Pastor

VIM. u. Johnson, pastor
Gospel and Gossip are very close
together in the dictionary, but as
far apart as life and death in their
power. Our topic for next Sunday
morning is Gossip. Hang the tale
bearer by his tongue and the one
who listens by his ear, said an
ancient sage. A long tongue is far
more detrimental to public morals
than short skirts. If bobbed tongues
were as popular as bobbed hair,
most wars domestic and foreign
would be prevented. Sunday school
at 10: 90, and morning worship at
HOO. Young people at $50 and
evening service at 1880.
Ladies aid will meet at the home
of Mrs. J. G. Veldhuis IN Thurs
day afternoon at 800. Mrs. Weld
huis and Mrs, w. B. Everett host
esses
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Mr.. and Mrs. Flo Verstegan, VIII,
left the Vida community severa
years ago to make their home
north of Wolf Point, have return
ed to this community and are liv
ing on Mrs. Verstegan's farm, the
Remly place. Their many friends
are glad to welcome them back.
Pearl Harlow moved his posses
sions to a farm near Nickwall
which he purchased last year. Mrs.
Harlow will go as soon as her
term as teacher of the MUS school
expires.
Mr.. and Mrs. John HintZ and
family and Rienhold Pankratz were
Sunday dinner guests at the E. R.
Merriman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. o. Jorgensen and
daughter called at the Jas. DeWane
home Saturday evening.
A brother of Mrs. Sig Jensen
came recently from Miles City for
a load of seed wheat purchased
from Mr.. Jensen.
The Chas. Loendorf family is
caring for the Simon Walsh farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Farnham Wis
tied with the James Schwinden
family north of town Sunday.
Several from this community at
tended the Simon Walsh funeral
in Wolf Point, Monday.
Claude McFarlane and E. R.
Merriman were business callers in
Richey, recently.
The Albert Kettner family at
tended Sunday school and visited
at the Tim Knutson home Sun
day.
Members of the Vida Homemak-
ers club, do not forget that Miss
Bellamy expects to meet with the
club on April 20 at 1900. Answer
roll call with MY favorite yege-
table, and how to prepare it,.
On April IS occurred the birthday
Of Mrs. John Surrley, 1, o. Jorgen-
and Jay Lunde and a joint
birthday party was enjoyed at the
Surrley home Sunday. A large
number of guests sat down to S
splendid dinner. and the guests of
honor were assured that many hap
py returns of the day would be
welcomed.
Now that the herd law petitions
have been circulated, designed to
take care of stray horses, perhaps
4 herd law on thistles would be in
order. The only difficulty would be
in knowing what to do with our
neighbors' thistles after they have
been caught in fences, machinery,
trees, and what-not. Judging by
the smokes in the sky the past
week countless millions of these
pesky things have gone to contri-
butte their share to the atmosphere.
Let's hope that 1882 brings us few
thistles.
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FIRST LUTHERAN
Sunday school-10 A. M.

Morning SerV1ce-ll "A. M
Service at Victory-3 p. m. The
Ladies aid viii also meet at the
close of this service and will serve
a lunch. Members of aid please
bring cake and sandwiches. All
members and friends are invited.
The w. M. F. meets at the home
of Mrs. A. Sethne Thursday, April
21st. She will be assisted by Mrs.
]. Mus and Mrs. H. Nedrud
Confirmation class each Satur-
day at 10 a. m.
On Sunday, April oath we shall
have the honor of having with us
the executive secretary of the Ma
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Spring work is on in full swing
Some are blowing, some are drill
ing, some are raking and burning
thistles. The farmers are looking
forward to a good crop this fall.
Ivan Breum was a supper guest
at the Anderson Bilyeu home on
Wednesday evening.
Marshall Winship was a business
caller in Wolf Point on Thursday
and Anderson Bilyeu was in Wolf
Point on business on Wednesday.
The Marshall Winship family
visited at the Ivan Breum home
on Sunday.
The Anderson Bilyeu family Wis
tied at the Axel Grimsrud home
Sunday.
Azell Anderson, H. Louise Carl
son. Bessie Anderson and Adolph
Homrighaus enjoyed a picnic at
Nashua Saturday.
The Paul Nygaard family visited
at the Shumway home Sunday.
H. Louise Carlson was a supper
guest at the Hadley Nyland home
on Friday.
School Notes
Virgil Bilyeu and Elmer Adams
had birthdays last week.
We are busy working on art, de-
clamation and spelling.
Virgil Bilyeu has received his
large Reading Circle certificate (
for reading "a books, Elaine has
received 4 small certificates, Wal
lace 4 certificates, Burle has 2 GER
tificates, Leslie has ,, Vivian has
l and Evelyn has 3.
We scrubbed our schoolhouse
thoroughly on Friday. We have our
April decorations up.
H. Louise Carlson was a week
end guest of Miss Irene DER at
he F. A. Schmidt home in Wolf
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RURAL CORRESPONDENCE
From Our Rural Patrons
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Highland

Morris Peterson and family call
ed on Joe Camruds Sunday.
Miss Esther Cannout spent Sun
day at the M G. Senzek home.
Mrs. Lester Gross and children
visited at the NJ. G. Senzek home
Thursday.
John Schauer went to Terry
after Mrs. Schauer's sister.
Louis Senzek was called to Glas-
cow Friday.
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Largest European BIRD

The great bustard is the largest
European bird, being over a yard
in length, with a Widespread of
eight feet from tip to tip.
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Let us cling to our principles as
the mariner clings to his last plank
when night and tempest close a.
round him.-Adam Woolever.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-30
McGinnis Meadows

James Orr and the boys have been
busy the past week on the ranch on
the river.
NJ l. Davis went to Kalispell last
Wednesday to visit with his mother for
few days.
Mrs c. E. Glbertson spent Sunday
at Happy's Inn
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p Nash of
Kalispell visited last week at the M. |.
Davis home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Scott are en-
joying a visit with relatives and
friends from Troy.
Judge and Mrs, c. w. Pomeroy of
Kalispell were callers here the first
of the week
Mrs. Harvey Shelley and little
daughters came home from Libby
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Davis were
visiting in Libby Saturday.
James Orr is working for Lloyd
Bower on Thompson lake this week.
Tom McGinnis. who until last fall
had been a resident of the Meadows Tor
about Is years, died last week at his
home at Hot Springs. Mr.. McGinnis
had been in poor health for long
time. His death was not unexpected
The funeral and burial took place al
Plains.
The Thompson Fisher community
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club held their last meeting with Mr..
and Mrs Peter Rau on Lost Prairie
last Friday. There were SIS present who
enjoyed the day. Mr.. Paisley, county
agent from Kalipsell, was there and
we are glad to learn that he will be
with US at our meetings the rest of
the summer The next meeting will be
q, picnic on July II at the Lloyd Bower
place on Thompson lake.
Ernest Davis drove over to Kalispel.
Monday
Several from here attended the
dance at Hhe community hall Saturday
night. Tidy report good crowd, good
music and a good time.
James Flynn went to Hot Springs
last week to attend the funeral of
Tom McGinnis.
Mrs. l. P. Nash and Mrs. M !. Davis
visited Mrs. Morris Davis Friday after
noon.
We are glad to hear that William
Lloyd IS much better and able to be
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Lloyd have as
their guests DIR. and Mrs. r. w. War
mack and little daughter from Ogden,
Utah. DR.. and Mrs. Warmach are look
ing over this dountry and hope to make
their home here some day
MIR. and Mrs Earl Walker visited
Monday with friends on Thompson
river.
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War1and News

Mrs. La Munyan and Phoebe were
weekend guests at the Ed Rodgers
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Midyett and son
and Mrs. Corbett spent Sunday visit
ing friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. Office Maize and chill
dren stopped in Warland Sunday.
Andy Gompf gave another success
full dance at the Warland hall Satur-
day evening.
Jack Chapel was in Warland Tues
day.
Mrs. Kukinski and Mabel were in
Warland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Serenus Amends gave
a chicken dinner Sunday for the extra
gang stationed at Volcour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volcour and children,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Vartainian of Libby
and Eleanor McMurry and Tom Ban
field spent Sunday afternoon at the
M j. Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Blanchard and
JEANNE were visitors at the r. L. Hess
home Monday evening.
Woodwards, Billings, Young and
Braybrook made up a party who
climbed to Ranger Point Sunday after
noon
Hank Smith spent the weekend with
his family. He has been out on the
Big Creek forestry trail.
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Fortine News Notes

Jack Winkley has gone to Glacier
Park where he will be employed as
park guide.
Mrs. P. v. Klinke and Helen were
in Kalispell last Friday
Mrs. Henry Beaulaurier and chill
dren Weer Fernie visitors Tor several
days this week.
Misses Betsy Peterson and Marion
Weydemeyer hiked to Dickey Lake
last Wednesday and spent the day with
Mrs. Art Berg.
Matt Stokan. Sr., Matt Stokan, Jr.,
and John Hruby were in Libby on
court business on Tuesday.
John Stokan has gone TO the North
Fork OF the Flathead where he is en-
ployed with the forest service tele-
phone crew.
A deaf and dumb Indian boy named
Lucas and hailing from Browning
stopped in Fortine last Saturday. He
did some drawing while in town and
his pictures showed a good deal OF
artistic ability. He was bound for The
Grave Creek country where he ex-
pected to do some prospecting.
Mrs c. T. Young and daughter
Helen Of Libby were callers at the
Winkley home last Friday. Miss Har-
riett Winkley accompanied them to
Libby and will visit there for several
days.
Miss Lillian Scouten visited Miss
Enmeline Gael in Eureka last week.
Quite number from here attended
the dance at the Trego school house
last Saturday night They report @
large crowd and good time. Music
was furnished by the Greens OF Rex
ford
Work on the church building is
steadily progressing. Seats are being
manufactured by the men Of the con-
gregation and Jesse Wetzel Of Eure-
ka will do the kalsomining this week
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-30

Mrs. Fred Marvel returned from
funeral of Bert Eaton.
Mrs. Leslie La Dyer is expecting her
parents from Newport to spend the
Bird and 4th here.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Gilchrist have moved
to Ural
]. ]. Hess, general roadmaster, with
]. E. Campbell, division roadmaster,
are making an inspection trip of the
relaying west of ReMord.
Evelyn Williams returned home from
Whitefish Thursday.
]. Hurst went to Spokane Sunday
for medical attention.
The Libby All Stars met the Rex
ford team Sunday but did not live up
to their reputation and were defeated
1916. Brown, WOLF and Richardson
were the batteries for Libby. Harner
and Fetterly for Rexford. 1t was a good
ball game and everyone had a good
time.
A. L. Dunagan and daughter Alberta
of Whitefish were guests at the Archie
Thompson home Wednesday,
Mrs. Henry Follettee of Whitefish was
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs Otto
Schwartz Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miller and son
Ralph of Whitefish have moved to Rex
ford and are now residing in the Ham
smond house. Miss Elsie Blomberg, a
sister Of Mrs Miller. is making her
home with them
Ross Larson has returned to Rex
ford
Dorothy Jean Thompson, Nadine
Marks, Fay Larson, Mary Ester Mont
gomery and Mary Beth Hammond gave
a show at the Thompson home Tues
day evening. Cake and lemonade were
served and all @the children report
a good time.
Otto Schwartz, who has been work
ing at Lupfer, was bumped last week
and is now back in Rexford again.
Alex Donaldson is driving new
Dodge car.
Leslie La Dyer and Ray Schrader
were fishing in the Yakt Wednesday
Mr.. Baney was in town Wednesday
on official business.
Tom Johnson of the Yakt was
caller at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Cochran Wednesday.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1932-06-30
Ural Happenings

Mrs. Charles Holly, son Charles and
daughter, Annie and Mary of Fortine,
visited at Fritsch's Sunday
Those from here who attended the
dance at Warland Saturday night
were, Danny Paolini, Joe Cada, Cor
RADIO Fantozzi, Nick Kambich. and MIR.
and Mrs Ray Alkire.
Roscoe Garrison was campaigning
here the last of the week.
Sheriff Baney was a caller here
Saturday
Who was it said that their buzz was
worse than their bite?
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rose and Mrs.
Mitchell of Libby called at Ben Ora
hams Monday evening.
DR.. Martin of Libby assisted the stork
in delivering baby boy at the August
Morey home Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Morey's mother, Mrs. John Christian,
and brother Tony of Whitefish arrived
here shortly after the interesting event
took place
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Mrs. Asa Curtis and Mrs. P. D. Arm
strong entertained about dozen lit
tie girls at the latter's home on Tues
day afternoon in honor of the birth
days of Ruth Curtis and Aubyn Ann
and Rosalie Armstrong. The little
guests wound the maypole and played
games after which the hostesses
served delicious refreshments.
Helen Franklin is visiting her aunt
at Lupfer.
Oscar Carlson has gone to Coram
to work for the forest service.
Jack and Albert TeWsley of Detroit,
Mich, are visiting at the home OF II.
P. Scouten.
Mr.. Maize of Libby was in the
neighborhood Sunday investigating the
school house painting job.
Miss Grace Lemon Of Columbia Falls
is the guest of Miss Phyllis Knapp.
Miss Marian Weydemeyer was the
weekend guest Of Mis- Lenore Ritter
at Trego.
Rev. H D. Simpson conducted serv-
ices here on Sunday after three
weeks absence in Idaho.
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George Long left Monday for Upper
Ford where he will work with the
Seen and Unseen Area survey crew.
DR.. c. B. Hamilton and Glen Camp
bell enjoyed fishing at Butchers
Saturday. They report good catch:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rueter Of
Havre were here Monday. They lett
the same day for Bolton, accompanied
by Mrs Charles Sutherland.
ST Waller was home from Troy
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. r. W. Waters and Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Day and family en-
joyed picnic at Glen Lake Monday.
The B. Y P. u. ice cream social,
which was held on the Robertson lawn
last Thursday, was a real success. The
organization realized 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Winslow and DR..
and Mrs. j. A. Cook were dinner guests
at the Earle Price home Sunday,
Frank Baney was business visitor
in Eureka Monday.
Mrs. o. F. Teel, Ella. and Dorothy
accompanied Mrs. Ethel Long to Rex
ford Monday where they visited Mrs.
Nellie FleidinR.
Eva Rhodes visited Mrs. Molly Lar
son at the Fred Marks home in Rex
ford several days last week.
Bob Gibson, accompanied by a
friend, was here from Kalispell Sun
day.
The cast of the 1.-THE Evacuation of
Boston" and Bobette Waller, director,
picnicked at Glen Lake "Wednesday
evening.
A baby girl weighing nine pounds
was born to Mrs Casey Pagan Thurs
day evening, June q. at her home.
Mrs. Jennie Copp underwent another
operation at the Olsen Hospital last
week
The Eureka Philharmonic Society
met with Lois Rice Wednesday evening
The society is composed of Mrs. Ray
Frost, Mrs. P. ]. Zook, Grace Frost,
violins; Roy Porter. cornet; Aurea
Shuck, Lois Rice, Mr. Sweas, saxa-
phones; Loise Frost, piano.
Jewel Thomas returned home Sun
day from Harlem. He left Monday to
work at Ural.
Miss Marjorie Preston, accompanied
by Sam Bottorff, motored home from
Kalamazoo, Mich, where she has beer
teaching They arrived Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. Rem Palmer and Mr.
and Mrs. Van Palmer were fishing
at Phillips Falls Sunday.
Mrs. Merlin Scott enjoyed a trir
to Libby Thursday.
Jesse Wetzel went to Fortine Wednes-
day to decorate the interior OF tht
Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merlin Scott drove t.
Gateway. They brought Guy Brock I
Eureka for medical treatment OF ar
infected boil on his arm.
Captain Walter Sutherland returned
Monday from the national guard caml
at Helena.
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Cuffe School Dist.

Several Of the farmers are again busy
in the hay fields.
Hugo Anderson of Libby, who is out
for assessor, was calling on friends
here last week.
Mesdames Cook, Price and Sailing of
Eureka were pleasant callers at the
Winslow home last Fridav
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lenarz were
Saturday evening callers at the Moses
home
Misses Helen and Mary Moses were
callers at the Waynire home last week
Thursday.
Purdy Bros. are hauling lumber
from the A. T. Purdy ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Winslow and
family were entertained at the Earl
Price home in Eureka on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Reese and son
Jack were callers at Art Henningsen's
Sunday eve.