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Thursday, April 29, 1943
Personals
It is cash night every Tuesday
ight at the Liberty.
Ray Long of ©swego was a
caller in Wolf Point Thursday.
Harry Llewellyn spent Easter
in Wolf Point with his family.
Mrs. Albert Berner was in
town shopping Monday.
F. H. Lux of Billings was a
business caller in Wolf Point last
week-end.
E K Bowman of Helena spent
some time in Wolf Point last
week end.
F. M. Moran of Minot, of the
Paper Supply Co. was in Wolf
Point last week-end.
Mr and Mrs C R Mariner of
Billings were in Wolf Point on
business last week-end.
Estelle Dale of Miles City was
Wolf Point Thursday on busi
ness.
Low Prices Today
and EVERY DAY!
Save More Specials
Dili tickles 32 oz. pack 21c
Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. cans 35c
Laska Fancy Pink Salmon 1 lb. cans 29c
18k Canned Milk tall cans 3 for 29
Kellog’s Krumbles large pkg. 2 for 25c
Kellog’s Rice Krispies 5^ oz. 2 for 25
ZERO - - - - Quart 19c
SPAN BROOMS - - -59 c
Sno-White Gloss Starch 8c
18k Coffee drip - - lb. 33c
18k Coffee Whole Bean - - - lb. 29c
To get the most for your coffee coupon buy really fresh coffee. The
fresher the coffiee the less coffee you need to use. 18K whole bean
coffee, fresh ground assures you of fresher, better coffee every time!
Dandelion Butter Color 25c
Enriched Vitamin B-l Flour 49 lbs. $1.99
E.&A. Cash Store
— — —
Gust Thoma was in from the
farm over the week-end.
Matt Laubach was down from
Fort Peck over the week-end.
Mr and Mrs Albert Eliason
were in town over the week
end.
Louis Linner was a visitor in
Wolf Point Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr and Mrs Herzberg of Fra
zer spent the week-end in Wolf
Point.
B J Lekvold of Scobey called
on acquaintances Friday in Wolf
Point.
Mrs Laura Ault is spending a
few days visiting relatives in
Poplar.
Miss Irene Shaw of Seattle
has been spending the past two
weeks visiting friends and rela
tives in Wolf Point and the
Prairie Elk community.
The Herald-News— Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Henry Kjelgaard was a Wolf
Point caller Sunday.
W O Gregory of Missoula was
a visitor in the city last week
। end.
■H F Roahen of Billings was in
Wolf Point on business Thurs
day and Friday. *
J K Hayball of the U S Bureau
of Mines at Butte was .in Wolf
Point last week.
Ruth and Mary Hanks spent
Sunday at their home on the
south side.
Mr and Mrs Bud Balder of the
southside were shopping in Wolf
Point Saturday.
Ethel Ingvoldson spent Easter
with her folks in the North
country.
Prudence Lien came home to
spend Easter at her parental
home.
Margaret Holum spent Sunday
at the parental L. A. Holum
farm.
Miss Jackie Wilkenson who is
employed at the Montana-Dako
ta Utilities Company spent Eas
ter Sunday at her home at Tren
ton, N. Dak.
Billy and Margaret Hershberg
I spent Easter Sunday visiting
with Ddhnis and Ruth Hanks. ,
' Irene Huber came home for j
| Easter from Scobey where she'
| is now employed.
Ida Carison stopped in Wolf|
Point Tuesday on her way from
the coast to her home ncar Vida, i
Frank Hanel of Glasgow was,'
in Wolf Point after a load of gasi
Monday.
lA H Turner of Oswego spent,
some time in Wolf Point last
week looking after business
matters.
Mr and Mrs W M Costello of
the Tribune staff in Great Falls
were business callers in Wolf
Point Thursday of last week.
(Mr and Mrs E M Savage of
Butte arrived in Wolf Point on
Thursday in the interests of Ci
vilian War Activities.
Walter C Vandrey who is con
nected with the U S Geological
Survey was in Wolf Point last
week.
Betty Johnson came down
from Fort Peck to spend Easter
with her parents Mr and Mrs
Bill Johnson.
Marian Courchene returned
Tuesday morning from the coast
where she has been visiting rel
atives for some time.
| The Rev Fr Kilp left Monday
morning for Spokane after hav
ing spent the Lenten season in
Wolf Point assisting Father F J
Shevlin.
Lyle Holum who has been in
defense work in Portland, re-I
turned to Wolf Point last week
to help his father, L A Holum,
with the farm work.
Mrs Tom Rowan stopped in i
Wolf Point between trains lasi’
Thursday to see her sister-in-i
law, Miss Mary Rowan on her •
way to her home in St Paul.
“Eyes in the Night" stars Ed- ,
ward Arnold, Ann Harding ana i
and Donna Reed—come and see
this amazing story of a blina
detective, showing Tues., Wed ,
Thurs., May 4-5-6.
Mrs F B Clement and daugh
ter spent a short time in Wolf
Point Thursday. They were driv
ing thru from Blytheville, Ark.
to the coast.
Miss Anice Brodie who is em
ployed in Washington,, D. C.
stopped overnight in Wolf Point
Thursday on her way to her
home in the Scobey vicinity.
Mr and Mrs R J Lockhart of
Billings spent a few days in
Wolf Point last week. Mr Lock
hart is with the Burroughs Add
ing Machine Co.
-
James Holum, son of Mr and
Mrs L A Holum came home from
Great Falls where he is employ
ed to spend Easter with the
family, returning Monday morn
ing.
Mr and Mrs Konrad Kopper
man of Brockton were business
callers at the courthouse last
Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Barfoot
conducted services at the Penti
costal church in Poplar Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs Walter Burt and small
son and Mrs Monk Evans and
Donna Jean were Williston shop
pers Friday.
Mr and Mrs Glen Brown and
family accompanied by Miss
Beverly Carpenter spent Easter
Sunday in Poplar with relatives
Lieut Roland Tinney and Mrs
Tinney left Monday after a brief
visit at the Henry Lowe home.
She will return to her work at
Helena and he to a camp In
Kansas for further officers
training.
Harvey Bryan, son of Mr ana
Mrs H W Bryan, is spending his
Easter vacation in Wolf Point.
He expects to be called for ser
vice in the Navy soon as he en
listed last November.
Uncle Sam’s secret agents bat
tle Nazi spies in a blood tingling
serial, “The Secret Code” star
ring Paul Kelly and Anne Nagel
starting Friday, Saturday, April
30, May 1. Don’t miss a single
hair-raising chapter.
Coming To Wolf Point
Dr. Imhoff eye-
B"~ sight specialist, op
tometrist, who reg
ularly visits here
every six weeks,
will again be at the
Sherman Hotel, in
Wolf Point on
MAY 4 and 5
where he will examine eyes and
fit glasses. 13-2tp
X X —X
WEST RESERVATION
I I Mrs. Ed Morin |
* 8 ■
Mrs Rose Adams and daugh
ter Cora have returned to Wolf
Point from Mandan, N. D. where
they have been visiting.
Mae and Everett Redstone of
Oswego were visiting in Wolf
Point over the week-end.
Pvt Laurence Moran is home
on a furlough from Mercer Is
land. Wash, visiting his parents.
Pfc Cleveland Owens Jr left
Wednesday morning for Port
land, Maine where he is station
ed.
Services were held for Mrs.
Estelle Campbell of Harlem, in
Wolf Point last Thursday.
(Mr and Mrs Warrior of Pop
lar were up to attend the funer
al of Mrs Estelle Campbell last
Thursday.
Miss Norma Redstone and her
brother Jimmie of Nashua were
visiting in Wolf Point over the
week-end.
Pvt Charley Martin Jr of New
Guiena has been honorably dis
charged from the army and is
now at his home in Frazer.
The Cleve Owens family and
Mr and Mrs Chas Hall were in
vited to the home of Mr and
Mrs Clarence Fear Bear for Eas
ter dinner. They were all served
a very plentiful dinner.
Mrs Sylvia Wigend and sister
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/ them to Red Owl where quality and economy IK
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\ expire Friday Night, April 30th. VdMßv
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valid also.
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We Reserve The Right To Limit QnaiitttiM
jed ou>6 food Stoned
and brother, Ruby and Maicon
Campbell were up from Harlem
last week-end to attend the fu
nral of their mother.
Mrs Lucy Mason of Poplar
was" up Sunday to attend Eas
ter services.
The L D S church held Easte
services a t the Bearcub home
Sunday. A delicious pot-luck
dinner was enjoyed by all.
Pvt Adam Redd who has been
home on sick leave has return
ed to San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs Frank Spindler
and Bill Bridges of Poplar were
in town last week.
Mr and Mrs Claude Bearskin
and March Redd were in town
Tuesday.
Mrs Rose Carrier Mason was
in Wolf Point over the week-end
and returned back to Poplar on
Tuesday afternoon.
There was a pow-wow at the
home of Alan Clancy last Friday
night. A fine time was enjoyed
by all attendants.
Chinese and Eyeglasses
The Chinese are reputed to have
used eyeglasses before Europeans
says the Better Vision Institute
SAFETY
—IS ALWAYS THE FIRST I
CONSIDERATION. NOTHING
ELSE IS SO IMPORTANT-
NEW YORK LIFE INS- CO.
GEO. LOFTUS, Agt.
Page Four
German Occupation
The daily cost to France of Ger
, man occupation would bui’.d 2,530
modern workman's homes.
CLAYTON'S
funeral service
IS COMPLETE
EVERY
DETAIL IS
HANDLED
WITH
I THE UTMOST
UNDERSTANDING
AND
RELIABLE
KNOWLEDGE.
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FUNERAL CHAPEL
Residence Phone go
! Office Phone 47
WOLF POINT : MONTANA

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