The Herald-news., January 29, 1942, Page Page Six, Image 6

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^Local BriepQs
। 'Mr- and Mrs. Richard Seip of
We buy Old Gold, White' Poplar were County Seat visit-
Jewelry, Wolf Point adv- 51-fcors Monday.
Carl Moe left Tuesday for
Great Falls where is is attending
a dealer's convention. •
Mr. and Mrs- Alfred Hanson of
the Volt Community shopped
and ivsited in town Saturday-
Howard Krogstad was visiting
in Wolf Point Monday from the
Benrud community.
Mrs Wynn Littlefield is spend
ing a few days visiting friends
in Poplar this week.
Richard Geiberding and Pete
Olson of the Vida community
were Saturday evening visitors
in town.
Wm Storm and sons of Os
wego were Wolf. Point shoppers
Saturday.
Wilbur Johnson and wife of
the southside were shoppers here
Saturday last.
Shirley’s back Folks! She's
twelve and terrific in “Kath
leen with Herbert Marshall and
Laraine Day showing Tuesday.
Wednesday. Thursday, February
3-4-5. Don’t miss it.
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CASH STORE
Phone 83 Free Delivery
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SPECIALS
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY
JANUARY 30, 31 and FEBRUARY 2
18K FANCY 14 oz. bottle
CATSUP ... 17c
SALAD DRESSING O Ec
Mary Stevens—Quart .
MUSTARD 1 O %c
Salad Style—32 oz. jar
APPLE BUTTER 1 Qc
GRAPEFRUIT .JUICE n for 1 Qc
I. G. A.—No. 2 Cans 1
18K SLICED or HALVES No. 2% Cans
PEACHES . . 2 tor 49c
TOMATO JUICE O for 9Qc
I. G. A.—2o oz. Cans P
GRAPEFRUIT O for OCc
Carol—No. 2 Cans £
PEAS Q for OQc
1. G. A. Early June—No. 2 Cans
COFFEE—IBK IK bag OQc
Ground fresh when you buy it ,
KETA ———— nb Tai Can
SALMON . • . 21C
ALL BRAN I Qc
Kellogg’s—ls oz. package
WHEAT FLAKES 9 for 1 Qc
Gold Toast 4. 1 ~
CHOCOLATE GEMS Ofor |Qc
I. G. A. Semi-sweet—7 oz. pkg. .
VANILLA “ ~ Qc
Fiavorite, Imitation—B oz. bottle . ..... “
FULL-E-RIPE , 2 lb. package
PRUNES . . . 13c
Fresh Fruits Fresh Vegetables
Fresh and Cured Meats
Among Wolf Point business
visitors last Saturday were Mr.
and Mrs- Edgar Casterline.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Sugden
transacted business here Satur
day. .
Friday, the James Scott fam
ily of Frazer were business vis
itors n Wolf Point. -■ \
Dr. Cloud 'made bl trip over
j.he c< unty Tuesday in -the inter
ests of Cancer Control.
Dr. and Mns- H- B. Cloud were
week end visitors' ’at'the home ot
Mrs- Jane Colgan at Sidney.
Mr- and Mrs Bud Bilyen and
children of the north community
■were among tlie Saturday callers
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Leuen
berger and John -Bell c.f the Vida
community were Saturday shop
pers in Wolf Point.
Orman Paus of Scobey was a>
patent at the Trinity hospital
here a few days last week. Mrs.
Paus was a, guest at the OT.
Stennes home during his stay at
the hospital.
The Herald-News — Wolf Point. Roosevelt County. Montana
Mr. and Mrs Mike Csanpbell
nrd daughter of the Benrud com
inunity were among the Satur
day visitors here-
and Mr>. Glen Engen and
family of the Vida community
were Wolf Point callers Satur-
Miss Charlotte Knapp of Os
wego was among the number
who attended the basket ball
game here Friday evening. 7
Mrs. H. Mor’ey was a Poplar
visitor Monday of this week.
She also attended to business
interests while there-
Lmnel Opgrande of Dickenson,
■N- Dak. was a week end visitor
at the home of his brother, A O-
Opgrande.
Jerry Bridges from sputh of
Frazer npent the week end in
Wolf Point having dental work
done-
Mr. and Mrs. C R- Moe and
famly have made two trips to
Glasgow, consulting Dr. Knie
rim and Arvid is wearing glass
es.
Mr- and Mrs. Chris Nelson of
Oswego attended bo business
matters here last week end and
availed themblve" bf some of
the (week end specials put on
by our Wolf Point stores.
Nels Lu-d and son Robert of
the northside were business vis
itors here Saturday. They also
visited at the home of Mr-'
Lund's daughter Mrs. Chas Rath
ert-
Big -Special 'Bargain Show-
Five Big Hits showing Fri.-Sat.,
January 30-31. Matinee Sat- 2:30
p.m- Five Big Hits “Down Mex
ico Way’’ with Gene Autry.
“Kansas Cyclone” with Don
Barry, “Jungle Girl,” “Holt of
the Secret Service” and Our
Gang Comedy all showing Fri.-
Sat., January 30-31- No advance
in admission prices.
Wolf Talk Staff
Members Are Pledged
To Quill And Scroll
Seven members of the Wolf
Talk staff were pledged by Quill
and Scroll at a meeting held
Thursday evening. January 22-
Betty Fitzsimmons, Gertrude
Olson, Rhoda Jacobs, Ted
Scbwindem, Charlotte Oarey,
Milton Foor and Willis Lee
were selected as members of
this organization because of
their work on the paper and
scholarship. Formal initiation
will ibe held Thursday. Feb. 5.
At this meeting Mrs. George
Barwise presented to the group
a bronze seven point candel
abrum. which is used in the in
it ation ritual. The group feels
very proud of this possession
that Mrs- Barwise’s generosity
made possible.
RECEIVES WORD
OF SON’S MARRIAGE
Ben Jansen has received word
from his son Tom, that he was
■recently married to Elenore
Eaton of Helena.
Tom was a Wolf Point high
school graduate and his many
friends here wish the young
couple mudh success in their
wedded life- They are making
their home in Helena.
AMERICAN LEGION AUX
WILL SERVE HOT LUNCH
The American Legion Aux
iliary will serve a hot lunch at
the 'building recently vacated by
the Kent Jewelry, on Saturday
January 31st. The proceeds will
go to the defense fund- The
Menu will consist of baked
beans and brown bread, pie,
cake and coffee-
ATTENDS MEETING
OF FUNERAL DIRECTORS
L- M. Clayton returned from
Helena Saturday, where he had
been called to attend’ a Directors
meeting of the State Funeral
association of -which he is a
member. Arrangements were
made and speakers selected for
the State convention to be held
May 14, 15, and 16.
ACCEPTS POSITION
AT GLASGOW
Burl Schultz, who has been
employed as clerk at the Sher
tnan Hotel has accepted a posi
tion cit the Glasgow hotel- Mrs-
Schultz will join her husband
there in the near future.
HERE FROM MONDAK
Frank Weinrich, prominent
farmer and raincher of the Mon
dak country aiccompainied by
Mrs- Weinrich and his son Bert
of Culbertson were county seat
visitors Monday of this week-
Too Late To Classify
FOR RENT— Three (3) room
furnished apartment, close in.
Call 144. 1-tfc
'ROYAL NEIGHBORS
INSTALL OFFICERS
At a meeting of the Royal
neighbors held at the Eki Cody
home last Wednesday evening,
the . ffeers prev ously appointed
were ins-tailed for the cn uing
year- A lurch wi" served after
the b: ?ss meeting.
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WOMEN' CLUB
MET JANUARY 22
The Woman's Club met Jan.
22 at the Wolf Point Case with
Mrs- Mastin Mitchell presiding.
Mrs. M. B- Larson reported on
radio 'Clars- A quiz program
broadcast -by the men will be on
the air in the near future, also
a program on Nat onal Defense-
Mrs- H- Earl Clack of Havre
she bte.l nc if t e Ttf r f3ted
listener- to the club’s bro-ad
ca its.
Mrs Leora Shipman was
riimed chairman of the music
committee and Mrs. W. C- Han
son’s name was added to the
committee-
The secretary was instructed
to send a card of condolence to
Mise Larrabee and a card to
Miss Donaghue who is ill. Her
i addre.-s is Inspiration, Arizona.
Miss Randall read an excell
ent paper on Adult Education
'and the interest' worked was
shown n the lively discussion
which followed- Classes in in
। -truction for adults have met
1 with an over whelming response
, all over the U- S-.
District Five has a scholarship
girl, Roberta Morley, who is at
, tending Bozeman college and
• majoring in Mathematics. She is
' enjoying her work and doing
very well n her studies. In addi
tion to her regular work she
' hellps with N- Y. A. work and
lives at the Girl’s co-op house-
i At our next meeting, Mrs.
Morley will give a talk on our
’ national flag. Assembly singing
. of patriotic songs will follow, so
| tune up your voice box and
I join us on Feb- 12-
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1 ENTERTAINS AT
BRIDGE LUNCHEON
! Mrs- Milton Severson was
. hostess last Wednesday after
' noon to a number of ladies at
1 a bridge luncheon. The luncheon
I was served at 2 o'clock after
I which three tables of bridge
, were in play. High score for
the afternoon's play went tn
Mrs- R. D. Knapp, low to Mrs-
Lyman Clayton Jr- and travel
ing prize to Mrs. Jim Brownlee
HOUSEWARMING FOR
EINAR LUND FAMILY
The members of the North
Side sewing club, their husbands
COAL
PROMPT DELIVERY
— Excellent Service —
LEAVE ORDERS
AT THE
SUNNYSIDE
BAKERY
TELEPHONE NO. 71
Isle & Son
“Coal When You Want It"
EVERY CAR and
TRUCK OWNER
Wheel Balancing Is A Necessity!
And will prove a real economy in assuring
longer wear and lif J for your tires.
We Have The Latest Beaa-Wheel Balancing
Equipment and Can Do the Job
RIGHT and PROMPTLY
—and at—
A VERY LOW COST
Bring Your Car or Truck for a Wheel
Inspection Free of Cost!
Complete Service — Gas— Oils — Grease Jobs
N.W.Hauge.Conoco Service Station
OPPOSITE SHERMAN HOTEL
WOLF POINT : 4—: MONTANA
find families sponsored a House- 1
warming Sunday evening at the
-new home of Mr. and Mrs. Ein
’r Lund wH: recently moved
from the Harm north of towin
to their new residence recently
completed- The guests were Mr
and Mrs. Chas. Allen and Mrs.
Allen’s mother Mrs. Ritzam, Mr
and Mrs. Clarence Lee, .Mr. and
Mrs. Max Fitzsimmons and fam
ily. Mrs. Bolqy and sister Lucy
Tyner of Oswego, Mr- and Mrs.
Bob Beery ond Mr. and Mrs-
Ro’.'and Mundt.
A pot luck lunch was swed
wh eh also included a large
cake aind a freezer of ice cream.
Games and visiting was the
diversion of the evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Lund were presented
with a gift a& a token rs, esteem
from the guests present.
•• • •
MRS. BERNDT HOSTESS
TO DEGREE OF HONOR
Degree members met last
Wednesday evening ct the home
of Mrs. Albert Berndt with Mrs
Grace Erickson presiding. -Mrs.
Erickson appointed committees
for the year- Program booklets
were outlined- Lunch was serv
ed at the concluson- The next
regular meeting will be on Tues
day evening. Feb. 3rd instead of
Wednesday the 4th. Members
please note the change in the
date-
•♦ • ♦
SEW’NG MEETING
AT CATLIN HOME ,
The American Legion Auxil
iary will hold a sewing meeting
February 3rd at 2:00 at the
heme of Mrs- Frank Cat-lin. All
members are urged to attend.
MARVIN HAGEN
CALLED TO COLORS
Mrs. O- Hagen reports that
her son Marvin, who is a junior
in the lew school of the Mon
tana University has been called
to the quartermaster’s Corps of
the army. Marvin is a brother
of Occie Hagen, who will be
remembered by many Wolf
Point friends when he was af
filiated with the Roosevelt coun
ty News and a brother of Bill
Hagen of the Plentywood Her
ald staff.
You’ll like It!
Here’s where you save
yourself the hard work
ind drudgery of laun
dering, and still save a
good part of your laun
dry bill. Be sure and try
our semi-finished ser
vice the next time you
send your laundry out!
We' Specialize In
HAT BLOCKNG
Wolf Point Laundry
and Cleaners
Sanford Mahlum, Prop.
PHONE 118
We Call For and deliver
—IS FACED WITH THE
NECESSITY OF SAVING
FIRES, BOTH IN KEEP
ING WITH THE NATION
AL DEFENSE PROGRAM
AND A PROTECTION TO
IueMSELV ES-
&6y Scouts Collect
‘Ton^Of Paper In Week
^be Boy Scouts, under the
able leadership of John Motter
ud collected a ton of paper last
week Jan. 18 to 24 from bum
places and homes of Wolf
Point. They now have a total
'of three and one-half tons.
I P'. ~r are being made by the
Scouts to build three paper
| bailers.
Short and Sweet
-^ls The Word For, The New
Feather Cut
FOR SATISFACTION
IN ALL BEAUTY SERVICER-SEE US FIRST
Phone Millie’s—l 93
Millie 9 s Beauty Shoppe
MILDRED LANGAGER, Prop. ACROSS FROM P. O.
’r
EIH
Annually, Red Owl offers you this opportunity
to purchase a variety of Stokely*s Finest Foods at
Special Savings. All Stokely Food Prices are guar
anteed thru Wed. Feb. 4th. ...
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STOKELY’S 12-OZ<»yt ■
REAL HOME-MADE FLAVOR BOT 11 ■
CUT BEANS
I STOKELY’S GREEN OR WAX B
DOZEN cans I
, L 45
CANS I |
VDTQDV 2 lb aqc
IklUdri cracrers n< box mw
SUNSHINE'S FINEST AND FLAKIEST
VEGETABLE SOUP 33&29<
VAN CAMP'S CONCENTRATED—DOZEN CANS iLO«
BEANS'““-.3 2^
WITH PORK AND TOMATO SAUCE
[winter health apple sale]
Growers 7b Move A Bumper Croji
EKg APPLES M.,’1.05
HEAD LETTJUE Iceberg 1 * J for 21cII
ORANGES ebd' L ess > n a vels 2 dozen 39c 11
CELERY 'resh Pascal per stalk 18c I
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Thursday, January 29, 1942
Services Held For
Mrs. Daisy Garfield 4
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Mrs. Daisy Pipe Garfleia past
ed away at the Fort Peck In
dian hospital in Poplar Sunday,
Jan. 25th at the age of 30 years,
following a lingering illness-
Funeral services were held
Wednesday morning- at thie
church in Wolf Point and burial
was made in the Catholic ceme
tery at Oswego.
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