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Thursday, August 5, 1943
THE HERALD-NEWS
► ihe Pioneer Voice of The Community
t ESTABLISHED Di UU
Ccntinuaticr. of The Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt
County News, The Fcrt Peck Leader. The Wolf Point Pro
mo ter. The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second das* matter at the post office at Wolf
Point, Montana. Jwy 11. 1940, under the Act of March 8, 1879
NATIONAL €DITO R!AL_
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Member Eastern Montana Prem Assestettae +
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Published Every Thursday Momfag at Wolf PeM t
Oennty Seat of Boeoevoit County, Montsna
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Catholic |
| REV. FRANCIS J. SHEVLIN
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Two Masses every Sunday at
7 and 9 o'clock, followed by
Benediction of the Most BtLesaed
Sacrament. On Holy Days of Ob
ligation the Masses are at 6:M
and 8 o'cock.
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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j Imm esinai Lutheran |
I O. L BORBHEIM, Paster
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I VIDA |
Sunday, August 8:
Sunday school at 1:45 p m.
Afternoon services st 2:45.
Lunch -will be served after the
service by Mrs George Hall and
Mrs Olive Wagnild.
First Lutheran Chervil of ( Irek
Sunday, August 8:
Morning Service at 11 a. tn.
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! Engiuh Lutheran
MV. F. C. SCHMIDT, Pastor
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Trinity—Wolf Point
Sunday morning worship at 11
•tioek.
Sunday School maeta every
Sunday at 10 a. m.
The Ladies Aid meets Thurs
day, August 12 at the home at
Mrs Fred Ahrens at 2 p. m.
The Walther League meets on
Thursday, August 5 in tha Vida
church at 8 p. m.
The public is invitad to wor
ship with ua.
Our Saviar’s—Vida
Sunday morning worship at 9
The Walther League meets on
Thursday, August 3 in the Vida
church at ( p. m.
The public is cordially invit
ed to worship with ua
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Assembly of God
li. N. BARFOOT, Pastor
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Sunday, August Bth:
। Sunday school 10 a. m Classes
I for al).
Morning Worship 11 a. m-
Rev Shrader speaking.
Evangelistic at 8:09 p tn.
Mid-week Services:
Wednesday 8:08 p. m. Young
People’s.
Friday 8 p. m. Evangelistic.
Come! Where you are always
welcome!
CRUSADERS BIBLE CAMP
Crusaders Bible camp which
is being held at Fort Peck lake
begaA (Monday, August 2 and
will continue through August 11.
The closing night will be a^com
aencement service and a fellow
ship meeting with District Supt
L Palmer speaking.
Thpre are over 50 registered
and there will be about 75 pres
ent all together. <
Hie Northeast Section of the
Montana District Council of the
Assemblies of God are the spon
sors of this camp. The commit
tee includes Pastor Dormier of
Scobey, Pastor Paul Williscroft
of Glasgow, sec-treas., and Pas
tor H M Barfoot of Wolf Point,
ihairman.
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First Lutheran I
O- N- RUE, Pastor
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Sunday, August Bth:
Morning worship in Fraser at
9 o'clock.
■Morning Worship service at 11
at Wolf Point.
A short program by the pu
pils of the Daily Vacartion Bible
school will be given in connect
ion with this service.
Afternoon service at Prairie
Elk at 3.
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Baptist, Methodist |
. 11. D SIMPSON, Pastor
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First and Third Sundays of
the Month: Whitetail services at
7:45 p. m.
Second and Fourth Sundays:
McCabe services at 11:00 a. tn.
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First Presbyterian I
ALBERT H. CROPP, Pastor
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Sunday, August Bth:
9:45 Sabbath School
11:00 Morning Worship
Miss Idella Ferguson in charge..
Bible School begun August 4
under supervision of Miss Fer
guson. All youngsters interest
ed are welcome.
Chinese and Eyeglasses
The Chinese are reputed tu have
used eyeglasses befc.e Euwcans.
' says th*' •• ' • i .<
The Herald-News—Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
BAINVILLE NEWS
VALERA BETNOUM
The Chas Smith family mot
ored to Williston Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Martin Sands re
turned from an extended visit
in Minnesota.
Helen Smith spent the week
end at the Alec Skorick home as
the guest of Margaret SSkorick.
The Chris Grindland family
were dinner guests at the H M
Smestad home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Garlanld Lockrem
of Circle visited friends here on
Monday night.
Mrs Ernie Sala and Mrs Art
Coulston motored to Williston on
Thursday.
Sheriff Bill Mitchell was a|
business visitor in Bainville last (
Friday.
Mr and Mrs Geo Zimmerman!
left Thursday by bus for a tripj
to Billings and Lewistown.
Mr and Mrs Peter Helmut and
family returned Saturday morn
ing from a trip thru Minnesota.
Wlifred Smith arrived Monday
from Moccasin to work at the
Great Northern depot..
Mr and Mrs Milton Casey and
daughter of Wolf Point arrived
in Bainville Wednesday and are
guests at the R E Hall home.
R:v and Mrs B Alexander and
Violet left Thursday for Wyom
ing where they expect to make
their home.
Mrs Geo Reynods left Tuesday
night for Seattle where she will
visit her niece Mrs Everett
Thompson.
Rev and Mrs Backman have
as their guest /Rev Backman’s
father, who arrived on Saturday
from Whalen, Minn. Mr Back
man came for the baptism of his
grandson Dwight O’Dell.
Mrs Bertha Leeson motored to
Williston Thursday. She was ac
companied by Mesdames George
Reynolds, ess Grant. Louis Haef
ner and Lois Haefner.
Mrs L Jensen is visiting her
daughters Buelah and Marjorie
at Boreman and will go on to
Cheyenne where she will visit
at the Elmer Jensen home.
About 75 friends and neigh
bors gathered at the Alvin De-
Tienne home Sunday as a sur
prise to help them celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Lunch was furnished and served
by the guests. A purse of silver
was presented to Mr and Mrs De
Tienne.
Guests this week at the Alvin
DeTienne home are Mrs De-
Tienne's brother and sister-in
law, Mr and Mrs Harry Mapes
arid children of Minoqua, Wls.,
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and Mrs Maprs' sisters Lucille
and Eilene Young. They are on
their way to Washington to
work.
Harvey Goff of Couer d’Alene,
Idaho arrived in Bainville Fri
day, called by the death of his
mother, Mrs Harris, who passed
away at a Wolf Point hospital
Wednesday. Funeral services
were held Saturday afternoon
at th Lutheran church with Rev
Backman officiating.
(Mrs Garvin Sandsmark and 2
daughters Beverly and Arlene
are visiting at the John Sands
'home. Mrs Sanismark is the
rc-. m :t Lucille Sands.
Miss Evelyn Rietan arrived on
Saturday to spend a few days at
the home of her brother-in-law
-and sister, Rev and Mrs Back
man. Tuesday morning Misses
Marcella and Evelyn Rietan left
for their home in Minnesota.
Rev Simpson of Culbertson,
who has been filling the Meth
odist pulpk for the past seven
months, preached his farewel'
sermon Sunday" evening Rev
Kemis of Sidney will have ser
vices Sunday at 11.30 a. m. Ev
eryone welcome.
Os eatisnwMe MoOy PKctee Day,
Aagast 4 (la ratal areas, gaiarday,
Aagast 7) wmmb war aaviag werk*
ere wW distribute the red-wMte-ead-
Melly Ptteher Tag te every pur
chaser sf a War Stamp er Baud.
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Feed Distributers CeaacH salt rs
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Then yon moot be proud SBMflfh of Mm (er her) to
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McCABE NEWS
Mr and Mrs M Lyngaard anj
family, Mrs Myron and sons and
IM,- and Mrs Pe.er Gilbertson
>vere dinner guests at die
. ute Ha..sen home Sunday.
Ce.erai irom hera attended a
rodeo at the Portra ranch Sun
-ay. »
Mr. and Mrs. Martan Nelson
and Viola Mae visited at Har
old 111. m's near Bainville last
Surcay evening.
Mrs P D Rohrenback and son
1.1 Sunday evening'at the Wm
uo.s homa.
xhe school board of District 25
ade a (business trip to Wolf
oint Monday.
Christ Knudsen, Martin Nel-i
on and Max Anderson went to
Viilliston Monday and brought
name a truck load of lumber.
Mrs Myron and sons who have
been visiting at the home of her
parents Mr and Mrs M Lyngaard
for some time returned to their
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MRS. LOWELL YOUNG
ome in Idaho Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Miartin Nelson and
liss Inez Foribes spent Monday
vening at Lowell Young's.
Mr and Mrs Christ Olsen and
irs Agner Hofman and Judy
,»ent' Tuesday at the Carl Olsen
..atne in Froid. Carl Olsen re
.•nitly came to Froid from Cali
-1 >rnia, and (Mr Olsen has ac
ipted a position at an elevator
i Froid.
Eileen Nelson has been help
g at the Frank Young home
. uring the illness of Mrs Young.
Mrs Chirst Knudsen and Mrs
■Miartin Nelson were callers at
?rank Young’s Tuesday ■ after
,-ioon.
■Everyone has been busy can
ning this past week. Mrs Otto
lansen of Culbertson has been
assisting at the Ed Hansen home.
Mrs Martin Nelson at Knud
Knudsen's; Mrs Pete Gilbertson
at Pete Hansen’s and Mrs Otto
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Hansen at Jim Rudolph's.
Miss Inez Forbes and Mrs Lo
well Young were callers at the
home of Mrs Agner Hofman on
. -i.es-lay afternoon.
The Government granaries in
(McCabe were all pair
■Mr and Mrs Axel Hansen and
family, Mr and Mrs Martin Nel
son, and Mr and Mrs Pete Gil
bertson and son visited at Knud
Knudsen’s Friday evening.
Harvest has begun in our com
munity with several cutting oats,
ibarley and rye this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Adams
and son who have been in Great
Falls while Mr Adams attended
school, returned Saturday to
spend the rest of the summer
with relatives and friends here.
Mr and Mrs Cliff Martin of
Mona and Mrs Oora Beltz of
Ohio spent the weel^-end ait. the
Frank an jd Charley Young
homes.
(Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson,
Eileen and Ruth were guests of
Mr and Mrs M Nelson Sunday.
Aage Madsen's moved into
their own home Sunday.