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Personals
Dorothy and Evelyn Beck
were business visitors in Glas
gow Wednesday.
There will be a special New
Year’s Matinee Friday January
1, at 2:30 P. M.
James Byrne of Brockton was
a business caller in Wolf Point
Monday of this week.
Mr and Mts Orrie Woods
spent Christmas at the home of
Mr Woods par nts in Sidney.
Mrs Mark Roach of Glasgow
visited with fri nds and relatives
in Wolf Point Monday. ,
Leo Lattin. Superintendent
of schools at Scobey was at Wolf
Point visiting Wednesday.
Mr and - Mrs Al Huber, Paul
and Irene spent Chrismas with
the A O Johnson family at Pop
lar.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Anderson
and daughter, well known resi
dents of the south Poplar com
munity were shopping and call
ing on Wolf Point friends Mon
day. .
A thousand teeming thrlls in
15 exciting chapters with the
greatest cast of of action and ad
venture aces eve r seen together
Dick Foran. Leo Carrillo, Buck
Jones and Charles Pickford in
"Riders in Death Valley’ Watch
for the opening playdates.
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'A SAVE TIME! SAVE GAS! SAVE MONEY!
F RRARY STEVENS
Salad Dressing ’V 25c
MARY STEVENS
Sandw. Spread 'V 25c
FRENCH'S MEDFORB
Mustard 9c
k SALAD STYLE
18K Mustard 12c
| CAROL QUEEN
Olives 35c
PURE CIDER
IBK Vinegar Glass Jug 49c
MAGNOLIA
Molasses 4.r, t0 37c
k NATURAL FLAVOR TOMATO
I Juice 3 N ^. 03 29c
I WHOLE lEOME^TS OMNOE AND
' Grapefruit JV™ 21c
CAROL HALVES OR SLICED
Peaches 24c
QUICK OR REGULAR
Quaker Oats " r 23c
k CLAPP'S CHOPPED
) Baby Food 3 4 LT 29c
■ CLAPP’S STRAINED
I Baby Food 4 29c
' REDIFLO, REG. OR IODIZED
Salt 2 U 15c
KIBBLED
K-9 Dog Food 8 lb. pkg. 29c
ZIP BRAND
k Matches 6 boxes 23c
■ CLEANSING
| Tissues pkg. of 200 10c
■ NO-RUB
' Floor Wax 39c
OLD DUTCH
Cleanser 3 25c
CLEANSING
Tissues pkg. of 800 23c
i SPAN BRAND
| Brooms each 59c
I BNOWHITE
' Gloss Starch 3 lb. pkg. 19c
Bab-0 2 «« 23c
HI-TEST
Lye 2’^7 15c
Sani-Flush largp can I9c
I FRUITS ^ VEGETABLES |
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Luille Taliaferro who spent
Christmas at her parental home
in Wolf Point returned Tuesday
t o Havre.
Mr and Mrs L M Bruggeman
and son visited relatives in B.nk
r, Mont., over the Christmas
holidays.
Mrs Ralph Bray and children
left this (Thursday) morning for
Vancouver, B C, where Mr Bray
is employed in defense work.
Mr and Mrs F E Rathert were
dinner guests at the home of Mr
and Mrs Chas Rathert Christmas
day.
Albeda Schutt of Vida was
’hopping and calling on friends
in town Saturday. Mrs Schutt
also called and renewed her sub
scription for another year.
Mr and Mrs Tom Brown and
vibv son of Glasgow spent the
Christmas holidays at the M J
O'Leary home on Cow Creek.
'Dr. A Howe, Optometrist,
graduate of American College of
Opthalomology of Chicago, who
has practiced Optometry for over
30 years in Montana will be at
’he Sherman Hotel at Wolf
Point, two days, Monday and
Tuesday. Jan. 4th and sth. Dr.
Howe will be prepared to ex
amine eyes, fit glasses and treat
all eye d.fects. If your eyes
trouble you in any way see Dr
Howe- adv 49 ??
These Every Day Law Prices, Em.
cept on Perishables, Are Guaran
teed Thru JAN. 2.
MARY STEVENS, ECONOMICAL J
Cake Flour 5 LB. PKG. 29<f
RICH, FLAVORFUL If
18K Coffee GSO -29< \
SUN RICH. PREPARED A
Pancake Flour “£ 17< 0
POST BRAN MARY BTEVINI |V
Flakes 2 Pkgt. 29c Corn Starch ,» 7c U
QUAKER PUFFED RICE PURE EXTRACT W
Sparkies 2 4 ^" 25c Vanilla ~ 29c \
SUNRICH FARINA FLAV O-RITC BLACK k
Wheat Cereals Isc Pepper 12c A
GRAPE NUTS / U
Wheat Meal 14< v
MARY LYNN VITAMIZED ■
SOUP MIX 2 » 29< I
SUN rich q Uick
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■ OATS ZZ. Hi I
■ Tar get brand B V ■
■ macaron or I
■ SPAGH Eni 97< I
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The Herald-News Wolf Point. Roosevelt Countv. Montana
Butl Nygaard returned Tues
morning to Bremertop.
Wash., after spending Christmas
holidays here at the home of his
parents-
Mr and Mrs Geo Loftus and
family spent Christmas day at
Williston visiting with Mr and
Mrs E O Hamburg, former Wolf
Point residents.
A card received from Arlyne
Gustafson states that she is get
ting along nicely in her new lo
cation, Anchorage, Alaska and
likes it very well.
Miss Raeburn Fredrickson re
turned to Havr- Tuesday morn
ing to resume her work at But
tevrs after spending the holidays
with her parents here.
Gene Lund who is attending
"hoe] at Havre spent a few days
visiting relatives and friends
here during the Christmas holi
days.
Mr and Mrs Chas Rath<-rt and
family spent Christmas eve at
the home of Mrs Rathert’s par
ents, Mr and Mrs Nels Lund,
north of town.
Mr ad Mrs Lage Johnson and
Mr and Mrs Tommy Vine were
Christmas dinner guests at Mr
and Mrs C B Stuart's in Glen
dive. Other guests were Mp and
Mrs Frank Youngkin and son
and Mrs Edith Reagen.
Mr and Mrs Gerald Thomas
and Judy and Mrs S Z Thomas
and children spent Sunday with
th- Harry Inman family. Ben
and Robert Hnman, who had vis
ited a few days with their grand
parents in Circle, returned home
with them.
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^^MERTS
1 First Lutheran |
I O. N. RUE, Pastor 1
, Sunday, Jan 3rd:
Morning worship at Frazer at
9 a. m.
Sunday School in Wolf Point
ait 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship service at 11.
Afternoon Service in Volt at
3 o’clock.
Junior Luther League program
.at 5:30 p, m.
New Year’s Wake program,
l social and service on Thursday,
Dec 31st beginning at 8:30 pm.
All are welcome.
Confirmation class on Satur
day, Jan 2nd at 10 a. m.
Junior choir on Monday, Jan
4th at 7 p. m.
Dorcas Society will meet on
Wed, Jan. 6th at 8 p. m.
Senior choir practice on Thurs
day, Jan 7th at 7:30 p. m.
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I First Presbyterian 1
। HUGH R. FOSTER, PASTOR
Thursday, December 31
Choir practice 7:30 p. m.
Sunday, January 3
Sunday School 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship 11:00 a. m-
Called meeting of the congre
gation immediately following the
morning service.
Pioneer Society 7:00 p. m.
Monday, January 4
Trustees meeting at the home
of Mr* and Mrs Oliver Mont
gomery at 7:30 p. m.
Tuesday, January 5
Session meeting 7:30 p. m
Thursday, January 7
Ladies Aid 3:00 p. m.
Choir practice 7:30 p. m-
Assembly of God
I H- N. BARFOOT, Pastor
Sunday Jan 3
Sunday School 10d)0 A. M.
Subject by the Pastor “God’s
Elect Who Can Lay * Anything
To Their Charge’’
Evangelistic 7:45 P. M- Sub
ject “Fruits Worthy of Repent
ance".
Midweek Services
Thursday, Dec. 31 beginning
9:30 P. M. Watch night service
this service will be a candle lite
service.
Jan. sth. Service Oswego 8:00
P. M.
You are welcome here where
your welcome never wars out
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Catholic |
I REV. FRANCIS J. SHEVLIN |
I Pastor |
Two Masses every Sunday at
8:00 and 10 o’clock followed by
Benediction of the Most Blessed
Sacrament. On Holy Days of Ob
ligation the Masses are at 6:30
and 8 o’clock.
Confessions every Saturday ev
ening at 7:30 and the same hour
on the Vigil of Holy Days. On
the First Friday of each month
the Mass is at 7:00 a. m.
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Immanuel Lutheran ,
VIDA
O. L. BORSHEIM, Pastor |
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Jan. 10, Holy Communion ser
vice .at 2:30 P. M. Also installa
tion of Church officers.
First Lutheran ’Church of Circle
Jan. 3 Holy Communion ser
vice at 11 A. M. Also installa
tion of Church officers-
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1 Evangelical Lutheran |
I _ (Missouri Synod.)
W F. BIEL, Pastor )
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Trinity-Wolf Point
Sunday School-10:00 A. M.
Divine-Service-ll:OO A. M.
Special Services on New Years
Day at 8:00 P. M.
Annual voter's meeting Sun
day, Jan. 10 after services.
Our Savior’s- Vida
Divine Service- 4:00 P. M.
Sunday School-2:45 P. M.
Special services on New Years
Day at 10:30 A. M.
Listen to the Lutheran Hour
over radio station KGHL, Bill
ings, each Sunday morning at
9:00 o'clock.
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| Baptist
11. D. SIMPSON, Pastor
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First and Third Sunday's of
the month: Divine worship at
Mineral Bench at 11 a. m.; at
McCabe at 8:00 p. m.
Second and Fourth Sunday's of
the month: Divine wonhip at
Vida Community church 11 a. m.
At Whitetail at 8:00 p. m.
Remember the broadcast from
। radio station KGCX each Wed
|nesday at 10:30 a m. by Rev.
Simpson.
VIDA NEWS
Mr and Mrs Sig Jensen called
at the Ingvald Jorgenson home
on Tuesday afternoon.
E R Merriman w<as a business
visitor in Circle Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs John Schillinger,
Gene, and Gladys Elverud wera
quests at the Oscar Horsford
home Christmas evening.
Albert Loendorf, who had ex
pected to spend Christmas at his
home, is now planning on a fur
I" “h in January.
Mr land Mrs Clarence Nefzger
were guests at the Elmer Dye
home in Wolf Point on Christ
mas.
The Royal Neighbors are meet
■ng .at the Leonard Jacobs home
Tuesday evening. Husbands are
invited.
SOUTHVIEW ।
1 By Mrs. Carolyn Styer I
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Christmas Day
Mr and Mrs Al Huber and
Paul were guests of Mr and Mrs
Alfred Johnson of Poplar.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Loendorf
dined in Wolf Point.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wander
aas and Bernard and Leonard
were guests of Andrew Christ
opherson and family.
Mrs Emma Anderson entertain
ed Mr and Mrs Hardy Anderson
and girls and Mrs Styer.
Mrs Katie Heser and Leo, and
the Millard families were guests
of Mr and Mrs Jake Neumiller.
Mr and Mrs O J Vine and boys
and Jerry, and Mr and Mrs Law
r-ence Olson and 'Baby (Ruth
were guests of Mr and Mrs Vern
Vine.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ahrens and
family were entertained at the
Gene Talliaferro home in Wolf
Point.
(Bob Durfey was # guest of
Mr and Mrs L C Kelly.
Mr and Mrs P L Vine and
John spent their Christmas at
home.
Mr and Mrs Julius Ware had
Harry Kirkpatrick for a guest
on Christmas day.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Barreth
and children and Harry Sievers
visited Tuesday evening at the
Huber home.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Wander
aas were Wolf Point shoppers on
Tuesday.
Donna Mae Anderson visited
her grandma a few days last
week.
Mrs Sylvester Dillon and girls
called at the school Monday as
ternoon.
Hubert Loendorf went to Wolf
Point Tuesday.
O J Vine was also in Wolf
Point Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Hardy Anderson
and girls were out for the pro
gram Wednesday evening.
Mid-night Mass was celebrat
ed at the Riverside Sacred Heart
church on Christmas.
Inez Ahrens is home from
Havre to spend the Christmas
holiday. She plans to stay until
Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ahrens and
family were guests for Saturday
evening supper at Mrs Ander
son’s.
Mr and Mrs -Hubert Loendorf
and Paul visited Mr and Mrs
Martin Beck Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs P L Vine were
Wolf Point shoppers Saturday.
Eileen Ahrens and Irene Dahl
got home from their vacation
trip Tuesday morning.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Single
ft>n are staying at Gus Goed
ecke’s while Mr and Mrs Goed..
BANKS IN THE WAR
Banking is primarily a peace time industry,
but the banks of Montana and of the nation are
working shoulder to shoulder with every indus
try and individual concentrating on winning the
war. Here are just a few examples of how our
efforts have been geared to the times: >
We are handling without compensation or
profit a big share of this community’s investment
in War Bonds. The people in this community have
purchased through this bank over $300,000.00
worth of War Bonds since Pearl Harbor.
Our own employees are buying War Bonds to
the limit of their financial ability.
We have greatly increased our investment of
bank funds in United States Government securi
ties which necessarily provide a low rate of re
turn. We expect these investments will be ex
panded still further.
We are complying in law and in spirit with the
BUY MORE U. S. WAR BONDS
First State Bank of Wolf Point
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
Mrs P^ck and John visited at
Ed Schiilinger’s Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs Gorton is spending he
vacation visiting friends in Mich
igan.
Lucille Schillinger arrived on
Thursday morning t o spend the
Christmas vacation with rela
tives at Vida. She returned to
Glia. Falls Monday morning
" h sh has a position in the
insurmcc department of the Gen
oral Motors Corp.
Mrs Hayes and children visit
ed sev:ral days at the Tritschler
home this week.
Mi- and Mrs Joe Schillinger
entertained a-number of guests
at dinner Sunday.
ccke are gone on a trip to Cali
fornia.
Mr .and Mrs Fred Kuehne and
Mr and Mrs Martin Wittenberg
md Robeit were Sunday visitors
of Mrs Katie Heser and Leo.
Mr rnd Mrs P L Vine and
John visited Sunday at Hubert
Loendorf’s/ The men went rab
bit hunting.
Merry Christmas and H^ppy
New Year to Mr and Mrs Dolin
and force.
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HOSPITAL NEWS
STEELE HOSPITAL
To Mr and Mrs Fletche Clam
pit of Fnazer was bom a baby
daughter on Dec. 26 weighing
8 lb- and 3 oz.
Mrs Melvin Strand is very
much better this week.
Mrs Stewart Warden and in
fant son were dismissed Sunday.
ON PAY DAY, BUY BONDS—
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—Reason's (SreetuujE—
N OW, when all America looks hope
fully to a new and better year, we pause
to take stock of our assdts, and find
that chief among them is the good will
of our many customers.
So we renew our pledge to do every
thing in our power to merit a continu
ance of your good will. There are
clouds on the horizon, and clouds in the
zelnith, boo, but we face the future with
tlhe firm conviction that now, on the
threshold of 1943, we may truly say,
as in the past, we wish you a
Very Happy New Year.
Qwl Pood,
Mildred Jensen Stanley Lucht, Manager
Government's control of consumer credit to pre
vent inflation.
All our lending facilities are available to help
individuals and business engaged in the war ef
fort. With farmers, ranchers and livestock grow
ers producing "Food for Freedom" we are cooper
ating fully.
In every way we can we are making our ex
ptrience, our facilities, and our Information avail
able to help individuals and business firms ad
just their financial affairs to the extraordinary
demands of the times.
Our work is greatly increased. Notwithstand
ing a mounting burden of taxes, much of our ad
ditional work is done without compensation to
the bank. But we have a job to do and we're do
ing it—willingly and as well as we know how,
glad that banking, which thrives on peaee, out
play a part in winning the war.
Thursday, December 31, 1942
| WIDEAWAKE I
Mrs. Axel Grimsrud
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Virgil Bilyeu who is attending
the School of Mines at Butte is
sp.nding his Christmas vacation
here visiting his parents and
other relatives-
Lily’ and Lilia Toavs who arc
attending Bible school at Min
neapolis are visiting at their par
ental home for their Christmas
vacation.
A F Toavs and family, Her
bert Dyck and family and Earl
। Maltby family all attended the
Christmas program at the Bethel
church Christmas eve.
, Mr and Mrs Everl Bilyeu and
children, John and Virgil Belyeu
and Mr and Mrs Axel Grimsrud
and family and Krist Grimsrud
were Christmas dinner guests of
Mr and Mrs A P Bilyeu.
Byron Lee was home on fur
lough for a few days to spend
Christmas with his parents, Mr
and Mrs Albert Lee-
Friends of Ted Hoffman were
shocked to hear of his death.
Sincere sympathy is extended to
the bereaved parents and family.
Mrs Harry Sorenson is able to
be back teaching this week after
being sick since Thanksgiving.
Her two daughters accompanied
her, one will enroll in school and
the other will spend the week
with them-
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ELSE IS SO IMPORTANT.
NEW YORK LIFE INS. CO.
GEO. LOFTUS, Agt.