The Herald-news., September 12, 1940, Image 6

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d&lpcai Brie#;,
Fred Kuehne of Vida trans
acted business here Saturday.
Wesley Howard was here on
business from Peerless Friday.
Oscar Horsford of Vida was in
town Tuesday.
Matinee every Saturday and
Sunday afternoon jat 2:30 P. M.
New Liberty Theatre.
Mrs. Nancy Mann and Wilbur
of Benrud shopped in town Fri
day.
Mrs. Chris Smith left the latter
part of the week for South |
Dakota. She intends to bring her
mother Mrs. Joe Pereau, back
home with her for a visit.
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Ibsen Ramstad of Poplar trans
acted business in Wolf Point
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stansbury
and Raymond Kibbe of Poplar
were in Wolf Point Tuesday.
Eldon Pickard of Culbertson
was a business visitor in town
Tuesday.
Young DeTeinne of Bainville
was a Wolf Point uusiness caller
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Getchell. Miss
l Vivian Getchell, Bob Brur"tt
and Mrs. Lee Myers of Scob-';
were visitors in Wolf Point Fri
day.
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fHE HERALD-NEWS a— WOLF POINT. ROOSEVELT COUNTY, MONTANA .
Jan Gai^^
1 Play in Glasgow Sept. 16
Announcement that Jan Oarber
md his orchestra, featuring many
nationally known network stars,
lave been booked for a dance in
the Glasgow civic center. Sept. 16,
fas made tills week by The Boosters,
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• Jan Garber, the "midget maestro,” and his nationally
known dance band, will play at the Glasgow civic center on
Monday, Sept. 16.
Glasgow civic promotion group. Ad
mission is sl.lO per person.
Garber and his 12-piece band are
now appearing in southern Califor
nia and are heard nightly on the
major broadcasting systems. Besides
the director and m-slcians, appear
ing with hint wiii Ite Lee Bennett,
romantic baritone; Dorothy Cord
roy songstress, and Fritz Hetlbron,
rhythm singer.
Garber is cail’c: the mighty atom
; of band leaders, whose music is
! known from coast to coast. Among
his scores of pr. nTant engagements
I have brat- those ja the Trianon ball-
I ; ’ Jie- ■ ala’ina T’-md
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simonson of
Benrud were shoppers in town
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hagen
of Benrud were business visitors
in Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor of
Benrud transacted business here
Saturday.
Mrs. C. D. Taylor and Charles
of Benrud were ’among the Wolf
Point shoppers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Campbell
and daughter Kay shopped in
Wolf Point Saturday.
Peter B. Weims of Volt was a
business visitor in Wolf Point
Saturday.
A Wolf Point business caller
on Saturday was O. E. Spear of
Richland.
Ben Schlag of Redstone was
here on a business visit Satur
day.
Hubert Brogan of Nashua was
in town on a business visit Mon-
Iday.
i Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDonald of
[Poplar were callers in Wolf Point
Monday.
A. D. Picard and son of Bain
[ville transacted business in town
j Tuesday.
Oscar Horsford of Vida was in
town on business matters Tues
day.
Martin Johnson of Oswego was
in Wolf Point on a business visit
Tuesday.
Miss Frances Ketchner of Pop
lar is a guest at the Jake Seel
home for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Baird of
Scobey were visitors at the
Thomas Kelly home Monday.
Frances Ketchner of Poplar is
a guest this week at the Steele
home.
Every Tuesday Night is Pal
[Night. Two admitted for one ad
mission. New Liberty Theatre.
FALL FLANNELS
J And now its Outing-flannel time for the home- J
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Casino, the Cocoanut Grove in Hol
lywood and the Palomar ba'lroom In
Los Angeles.
Malting his debut in professional
circles with a three-piece string en
semble after the war, this diminu-
tive but energetic baton waver grad
ually Increased his orchestra, chang
ing his style to the "hot jazz” tunes
which predominated not so many
seasons ago. Right at the height of’
his career, It seemed, came another 1
change vthich saw him revert back'
to the first style exemplified by the
ensemble.
Now, of course, he has a full size)
organization and while featuring the
sweet, melodious tunes, both classi
cal and popular, he still manages to
inject some of his humorous esca
pades into the entertainment, af
fording no end of amusement to his
listeners. i
Mrs. Oscar Olson and daughter
Beverly left Sunday for Lignite,
N. Dak. to visit with her par
ents for about a week.
Mrs. Rocksey Tunison and
daughter Grace and son Danny
moved from Froid Saturday to
Wolf Point were they will re
side.
I Mr. and Mrs. F. Gilman of
Santa Monica are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Muus
of Wolf Point. They arrived
Monday and plan to leave soon
| for a visit in North Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris Winnes
motored to Glendive Sunday,
i Ralph and "Dib” Calder will
[ work for the Bechtel Construc
tion Company. Harvey Bryan al-
I so accompanied them nn the trip.
Mrs. C. P. Swedberg, Mrs.
: Richard Schaale, and Misses
I Ruth Swedberg, Louise Schaale
and Patsy DeWane, motored to
Frazer Thursday for a visit at the
Bob Hovey home.
Mrs. Anna Wooley, National
Organizer of the Degree of
Honor, attended a meeting here
Monday. She also visited at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Earl
Maltby. >
Among Wolf Point people who
, attended the funeral of Elmer
! Thorburg held at the United
Brethren Church at Circle Satur
day were Mr. and Mrs. H. V.
Johnson and Dean Johnson and
Gordon Meyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Lee of
Nashua called on friends in Wolf
Point Tuesday evening, enroute
to their home from Glendive
Where they have been visiting
Mrs. Lee’s ’parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Swen Berg. Mrs. Lee will be re
membered to Wolf Point friends
as Miss Arlene Berg, who has
made her home here for the past
several months.
TUMOR LEAGUE HOLDS
IRST MEETING OF SEASON
"’h" ,tumor L^gne met Mon
day evening at the home of'Mrs
T ma Bohart for the first meeting
of this season. Mrs. Jean Lowry
was assistant hostess.
The officers, who were elected
last spring. were installed. They
-'rp Yr- Louise Husband, Presi
dent; Mrs. Thelma Klauwitter,
Vice President; Mr. T’cronfoa
R-- c ". T-nnsurer; .Miss Amy
Dougherty, Secretary.
The committees appointed 'by
the president were:
Preea Ccmmi-t«ee: Helen Louise
Brownlee and France^ Rathe-*
Membership Committee: Ima
Bohart ard Mabe’ r '"’' , en.
Program C-r’—'iTap; Marian
Moses, Marv Cook, Grace Phalen
MarcetDn Higgins.
-nV- aommitipo: Gudrun
Pev-rson, Elida Schreiber.
Library Ctvirdbs: Josephine
— w Marjory
K^rvo Haas.
Visiting Committee: Virginia
Settle. Donna Feda.
Dance Committee - Ella Reiter,
Dethman, Wilma Dolin,
At— her Jacobi.
Initiation Committee: Mariory
Lowe Thelma Klauwitt°r. Ver
oefoa Broee. Helen Smith.
Public Health Commit'ee: Jean
T Doiwherty.
The next meeting is to be ait
do horn" o f Helen Louise Brown
lee on Sent. 23. Initiation will be
held at thait time. Mrs. Gudrun
Severson will act as assistant
hostess.
HARVEST DINNER AT
PRESBYTERAIN CHURCH
The a nnouncement has been
made that a Harvest Dinner will
h° given in the basement cf the
Presbyiteman church Thursday
evening. The charge is 50c. Every
one is cordially invited to attend.
BASKETEFRS TO HAVE
OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY
The Basketeers 4-H Club will
have Onen House at the Lou
Green Home on Friday Sentem
ber 13th between the 'hours of
3 and 5 P. M.. and 7 to 9 P. M. At
this time work done by the girls
this summer will be on display
for public insroection. Everyone
is cordially invited to attend.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
TO MEET TONIGHT
The Royal Neighbors of
America will hold their regular
meeting at the Parish Hall this
evening. All Roval Neighbors are
urged to be present at this im
portant meeting.
♦• . •
PATSY NEUTGENS GUEST
HONOR AT PARTY
Miiss Patsy Neutgens was the
honor guest at a surprise r-arty
held at the Neutgens home Sept.
9th. The partv was held on the
lawn at the Neutgens home and
the main attraction for the many
little guests was 'the weiner roast
supervised bv Mrs. Neutgens.
The hostess also served ice cream
and a beautifully decorated
’birthday cake. The guests pre
sented. Miss Patsy with many
fine presents in honor of her 10th
birthday.
•• • .
DEGREE OF HONOR
EXECUTIVE HERE
FOR MEETING MONDAY
The Degree of Honor met on
Monday at the K of C Hall under
the supervision of Mrs. Anna
Wooley of Great Falls. A discus
:sion of the coming trip to Great
Falls was the main topic of the
eventing The next meeting will
|be held at the Parish Hall Sept.
18th. Following the meeting at
'the K of C Hall. Mrs. Sanford
Mahlum served a delicious lunch
leon at her home for the mem
bers.
SURPRISE PARTY*
for ruth McMorris
A group of friends of Miss
Ruth McMorris surprised her on
her 14th birthday Sunday. Those
who attended were Marv Jane
Bushman, Margaret Laßocque,
Martha Burnell, Marian Beck,
Lois Lynd, and Elinor Johnson.
A delicious lunch was served to
the guests. Ruth received some
lovely and appropriate gifts to
remember the occasion.
•• • •
SUNDAY DINNER
AT MARRON HOME
Attorney and Mrs. Hugh Marron
entertained Dr. and Mrs. Klatte
at their home Sunday evening at
dinner.
«• • •
DINNER GUEST
AT SNYDER HOME
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Snyder en
tertained at a chicken dinner at
their home Sunday. Mrs J. Me-
Peek was a guest on the occasion.
A very enjoyable time was had
by everyone.
•• * •
MONT.-DAK. UTILITIES
COMPANY ANNUAL PICNIC
AT WILLISTON SUNDAY
The employees of the Montana
Dakota Utilities Company of
Wolf Point motored to Williston
Sunday where the annual picnic
City Garbage Service
—HAULING—
Gravel and Cinders
Phone 63
Roger Booth
was held. Those who attended [
from Wolf Point were Mr and
Mrs. Cliff (Martin, Mr. and Mrs. I
Phil Johnson, Jfan Cowan Miss'
Dorothy Kemp, and Bud Halvor- I
sen.
The picnic was held at the
Williston Grove •and a very en
joyable time is reported.
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