The Herald-news., August 05, 1943, Page Page Four, Image 4

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Thursday, August 5, 1943
Personals
O L Oplin of Culbertson vis
ited in Wolf Point Wednesday.
L K Neilson of Frazer was in
town Friday and Saturday.
Mrs E Furuli of Flaxville was
in town Wednesday evening.
Edwin Klos of Flaxville was
in town last Wednesday.
A C Tri, Nash-Finch salesman
was' in town last week-end.
Leßoy Fitzsimmons spent the
week-end at his home in Wolt
Point.
Mrs P R Dougherty is con
fined to her bed this week due
to a recurrence of her old enemy
phlebitis.
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THESE EVERY DAY LOW PRICES. EXCEPT ON PERISHABLES.
ARE GUARANTEED THRU THURSDAY, AUGUST 12th.
Natural Juice of 2 Point* B'rad’att of Champion*
Grapefruit (4c Wkeaties s o! f9c
18K Natural Juice of 4Po nt* Quaker Pu^ed Wheat
Grapefruit c4c Sias es C:
18K Heart* of 10 Point* Each
Grapefruit 2..^., 33« 7c
Peaches 27c sr-
Cut Green 11 Ponte D r dn r*.iKCS ids*.pt- «dC
Beans 12c ..
Standard Quality 18 Po’nt* Each Bran Fia. es .5 : - e
Tomatoes 2 <»«. c-.20c r.,ui.* sr
French’. gs, QT ’ -.4 "' £
Mustard ... 9c M Rich Ra
Peanut Buiier’V 49c S^ 061 ’ — -
oiirS" . 73c £ -
ISK Cider
Vir<nr ^,. wl lu: 49c Spaghetti 2 23c
Ma? Sie ent pure K-9 Kibb'ed
Vaiiiiia ~.24c Dog Food ,26c
economicai pkg. whole bean « V
18K COFFEE ® 2 i
DOUBLE ACTION BAKING POWDER Bl
CALUMET —m3
OAIRVIAND * 1 BED POINT J^ M
FLOUR - 1.55 EVAP.MILK 329<
GRANDMA’S SUGAR SAVING
FLOUR - 2.25 MOLASSES qu „,^2S<
Crackin' Good Soda
Croc/. Ji S 2 lb pkg. 33c
Liquid Pectin
Pekto 8 oi. bottle Isc
^Bttle'ed Pectin
Su. j Jell 2 3 0 £ 23c
Top Seal
Fruit Jars pint*, doien 63c
General Mason 2-Pc.
Jar Covers ^.„2lc
Searchlight 20 Cu. In.
Matches 5c
Zip Brand 16 Ou. In.
Matches 6 23c
|superVALUstores|
E. & A. Cash Store
Oscar Shipstead was a busi
ness visitor in town Monday.
Jess Angstman of Glasgow
was a business visitor in Wolf
rcint Thursday. »
Game Warden E M Krost of
Sidney was in town Thursday
>n business.
Relax and enjoy an evening at
Th? Ltbrnyr air conditionedfor
. ar cc.nfor .
Howard Gavin of Plentywood
was a business visitor in Wolf
Point Wednesday.
Jens Olsen of Dagmar called
on Wolf Point friends Wednes
day.
Bnr White
Glors Starch 8 lb. pkg. I9c
No Rub Liquid
Shoe White 2 <yi. bottle 9c
Drc.no .. 20c
Mich Tert
Lye 2 ! 5c
Ambassador, 860 Sheet
Toilet Tissue roll 5c
Recuiar
Fly Tox „«c„2lc
RarJiv
Fiy Tox quart 35C
Wain wall
Soap Grains large pkg. ITc
Mr and Mrs Chas Keeland of
Richey were Wolf Point visitors
Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs J DeVries of Cir
cle visited in Wolf Point Wed
nesday.
Mike O'Riley of Glasgow was
a business caller in Wolf Point
on Friday.
Don’t rruss the big bargain
show of five big hits, Fri.-Sat.,
Aug. 6-7.
Eunice Johnson of Outlook
was in Wolf Point Friday even
ing.
<Mr and Mrs- Joseph Lundblad
of Circle were Wolf Point visit
ors and shoppers Saturday. They
also attended the Randall sale.
Mrs Tom Wold returned Sun
day morning from Minot where
she spent two weeks vacation
from her duties at the local tel
ephone office.
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1 LB. JAR 24c 5 POINTS H
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18 K COFFEE I
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SOAP GRAINS I
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FC Davis, the Socony-Vac
uum man was a business visitor
in Wolf Point Friday.
Vivian Nasby of Circle was t
Wblf Point visitor last Wednes
day.
Ernest and Bernice Stenberg
of Malta visited in Wolf Point
last Friday,
E .J Ladwig of Glendive was a
business visitor in this city on
Friday.
Helen Smith of the County
Treasurers office had a few days
vacation last week.
Mrs Eleanor Zenlz and Mrs
T* AtiM K •■’Sey" tfrtd children of
Poplar were Saturday visitors
: Wolf Point.
Mr and Mrs James M Spear
man of lb? U S Geological Su •-
ve" d'onitment of Helena were
in Wolf Point last week.
S.c in Technicolor the story of
tihe Barbary Coast in "Hello,
Frise 1.. Ho” with Alice Faye,
John Payne and Jack Oakie, on
Sun.-Mon„ Aug. 8-9.
Donna Jean Evans arrived
home Sunday morning from
'hitc'Ash. Mont. wh?re she vis
ited at the Barwise camp and
z: ed as life guard at the lake.
Harry Olsen of the U S Navy
and Col Arthur J Johnson of
Salt Lake City, Utah were Sev
rive guests in Wolf Point last
week-end.
There's swing music on the
swing shift in “Priorities on Par
ade” with Ann Miller, Betty
Rhodes and Jerry Coldnna. Tue.
Wed.-Thurs., Aug. 10-11-12.
Big bargain show: Gene Autry
I in “Bells of Capistrano”; Allan
I Jones, Jane Frazee in "When
I Johnny Comes Marching Home”;
I "The Secret Code; The Adven-
I tunes of Smilin’ Jack; Our Gang
I comedy. Fri.-Sat., Aug. 6 and 7.
Don’t miss it.
I Coming To Wolf Point
I Dr. Imhoff eye-
B sight specialist, op
tometrist, who reg
ularly visits here
every six weeks,
will again be at thf
Sherman Hotel, it.
Wolf Point on
AUG. 10 and 11
where he will examine eyes anc
fit glasses. 27-2tp
Third War Loan
Drive In Montana
In September
(Montana’s third war loan
drive will open September 9th
and continue through September
30th in the most comprehensive
campaign for sale of war bonds
; and stamps since Pearl Harbor
' according to William H. Bartley,
। Executive Director of the Mon
i tana war finance committee.
Dates for district meetings as
announced by the committee are
—Missoula, August 1; Butte, 2
Great Falls, 3; Havre, 4; Wolf
Point, 5; Glendive, 6; Miles
City, 7; Billings, 8 and Bozeman,
9th.
WEST RESERVATION
I Mrs. Ed Morin |
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Mr and Mrs Matthew Eagle
Boy of Chelsea were Saturday
shoppers.
Those who were in town from
Frazer were Mr and Mrs Paul
Hamilton, Mr and Mrs Sibley
Fire Moon and Ramona, Walter
Clark Sr.
Rose Adams of Macon was in
town.
Mrs Jessie Bearskin and son
George, Phillip Eder and Mark
Eder Jr were invited by the
Wolf Point War Mathers to a
supper at the home of Cleveland
Ovens.
Alvin Warrior of Chelsea was
in town Friday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Day and
Evelyn and Mr and Mrs Chasing
Hawk of Oswego were in town
Saturday.
Mrs Lizzie Arthur of Tule
Creek was visiting friends in
Wolf Point last week.
Joe Wallotrte has been on the
sick list.
Mrs Joe Bergie and daughter
of Poplar were in town Satur
day.
Mrs George Boyd Sr. of Brock
ton was transacting business in
Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr Kane, educational field
agent and Mr Vaughn called at
the Wolf Point canning kitchen.
Keys to Scrap
If 833 bureau drawer keys were
turned into scrai>, there would be
enough steel for an army .45 caliber
automatic rille.
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PlCis Ai ?R’O IE
FOR VACATIONERS
Mr and Mrs Fred Ahrens and
daughters Inez and Eunice and
son Billy, Mi ana Mrs Gene Tal
iafeu-ro and daughters Helen and
Lucile, Mr and Mrs Gordon
Montgomery, Oscar Opgrande
and daughter Joan, Mrs Grace
1 and daughter Betty, Mrs
Ici ma Anderson and grand
daughter Donna, Bob Durfey and
Roberta Morl y enjoyed a bount
-eoUs--picnic dinner -art the WolL
Point bridge park Sunday ev
en^ng, The girls who are home
on vacation especially enjoyed
every bit of it, ball gam s and
all
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GUESTS AT
HARRIS RANCH
ana Mrs. Art Zervis and
Mrs Andy Hansen were dinner
guests at the Elmer Harris ranch
on the southside Sunday. Mr and
Mrs Frank Johnston returned
with them for a short visit at
the Zervis home.
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DINNER AT
AHRENS HOME
A delicious dinner was much
enjoyed at the Ahrens home in
Wolf Point Monday evening.
Those present were Betty Bauge,
Lucile and Helen Taliaferro,
Roberta Morley and Inez and
Eunice Aniens. They all attend
ed the theatre after dinner.
PAST MATRONS PARTY
MONDAY EVENING
The Past Matrons Club of the
East.rn Star gave a farewell
party Monday evening at the
Sweaberg home for one of their
faithful members, Mrs Lepra
Shipman, who is leaving Soon Io
make her home in Minnesota.
Conversation and a dainty lunch
were the order of the evening.
Mis Shipman was presented
with a gilt from the Past Mat
rons.
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WEEK-END GUESTS
Mr and Mrs Eugene Nelson of
Richland were week-end guests
at the R F Hansen home in Wolf
Poirit. Mr and Mrs Howard
Arnold arid little son of the Rich
land community were also
i guests at the Hansen home Mon
day and Tuesday of this week.
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GUESTS FROM WIBAUX
Mr and Mrs Roy Scammon and
son Ricky of Wibaux were week
end guests at the M B Larson
home in Wolf Point.
DINNER AND THEATRE
P.ARTY TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mont
gomery were hosts at a dinner
and theatre party Tuesday ev
ening. Guests were: Mrs Grace
Bauge and daughter Betty, Lu
cile and Helen Taliaferro and
Robenta Morley.
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OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
AT BULL HOME
Capt Harold Boyd and wife of
Salt Lake City were guests on
Monday and Tuesday of this
week at the Carl Bull home in
Wolf Point. Oapt. Boyd is in the
Inspector .General’s department
and is on his way to Chicago
where he has been transferred.
He will be remembered as a
former superintendent of the
Nashua and Choteau schools
some time ago.
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PARTIES FOR MRS.
ERLENDSON
(Mrs Earl Erlendson of Graf
ton, N D was honored by a ser
ies of coffee parties, hostesses
being Mrs Chas Howe and Mrs
J C McLachlan and Mrs Lud
Ahlberg enertained at a theatre
party. Mrs Erlendson was a
guest at the W A Feick home
here last week.
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DINNER GUESTS AT
JOHNSON HOME
Mr and Mrs James Rada and
Mrs Warren Boyd and baby
daughter were dinner guests at
the Holger Johnson home Sun
day.
K— K M
r American Legion *
AUXILIARY NEW’
American Legion Aupdliary
met at the Greenwood home last
Thursday afternoon to formu
late plans for the Molly Pitcher
day stamp and bond sale, which
is being handled by the Legion
Auxiliary. Miss Irene Graybeal
who is in charge of the entire
county, attended .the meeting
and offered suggestions. Mrs.
Sprague appointed her commit
tees and arranged for the sale.
Those present fixed the tags to
be used and were treated by
Mirs Sprague and Mrs Green
wood to a lovely lunch in re
turn for their ‘‘hard labor."
JACOBI SISTERS
ON VACATION
The Misses Ada and Mamie
Jacobi left Sunday morning for
a vacation from their duties at
the Stephens Mercantile and the
J C Penney Store. They will'
visit friends and relatives at Se-I
aittle, Portland and Vancouver. |
For distinguished service
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EO CRMRUDB VISIT
IN FROID SUNDAY
Mr and Mrs Ed Camrud and
• family went to Froid Sunday to
: attend a family gert-to gether at
11 the home of Mrs Camrud’s sia
l ter, Mrs Andrew Sundvold. Ad
•I excellent chicken dinner was
I much enjoyed by the group.