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Thursday, October 28,1943
Personals
Henry H Dahl of Lustre was
in town Saturday.
Nimrod Davis of Frazer was in
town Sunday visiting friends.
Mrs Alez Frazier of Lustre
was in town Friday.
John Herzberg of Oswego was
in town last Thursday.
J E Spear and wife of Scobey
visited in Wolf Point Thursday.
Wm Busse of Oswego was in
town Saturday.
Ed Dacus of Scobey was a bus
iness visitor in Wolf Point last
Thursday.
John Jensen of Nashua trans
acted business in this city last
Thursday.
Miss Bell, /Supervisor of the
Fort Peck Iridian Hospital in
Poplar, called on friends in Wolf
Point Sunday evening.
Shop Early
in the Week
(Jf"^*3 SHOP EARLY IN THE DAY — EARLY IN THE WEEK. IF
S VOU HAVEN’T TRIED SHOPPING EARLY. YOU'LL BE
£ ~ Zs AMAZED AT THE WAY IT MAKES FOOD BUYING MORE
A PLEASANT. BETTER SELECTION—STORE NOT CROWDED
—FASTER SERVICE!
K PRICES IN THIS AD. EXCEPT ON
PERISHABLES. ARE GUARANTEED
THRU THURSDAY, NOV. 4th.
BAKING POWDER 4
, CALUMET 'iZ 15< a
11 1
BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS ___ M !■ ।
■k WHEATIES
FV SWANSDOWN
N I / QUICK OR REGULAR
| / Quaker Oats “Z 22<
B I ENRICHED ALL-PURPOSE FLOUR
| Magic Bake 1"4.95
RED ROOSTER
COFFEE
GROUND TO ORDER
59 c
3 LB BAG
less THAN 20c PER LB .
SPRY
AU VEGETABLE
iHORTTNIHG
I 12 BROWH POINTS
■J '.S'.- V >OR REG '
Rolled Oats
18
TARGET BRAND II
Macaroni I
OR I
Spaghetti
■ “ 3 7
E. &A. Cash Store
rSUPER VALU
Martin Rauch of Volt was in
town Saturday on business.
S. Peterson of Oswego was in
town Friday.
Bob Busse of Oswgeo was in
Icwn Thursday.
A A Werner of Poplar was a
county seat caller Monday.
D n't miss the big five hit
program Fri-Sat., Oct 29-30.
Rachel Sterns of Scobey was
Wolf Point visitor Saturday.
Mrs Harold Frazier of Frazer
shopped in Wolf Point Friday.
Lee Blevins of Frazer was a
Saturday caller in Wolf Point-
Mrs Ben Larson of Brockton
visited in Wolf Point Thursday.
Mrs Dave Brown of Frazer
was a* Friday shopper in Wolf
Point.
Cut Green a Polru
Beans 12c
Whole Kernel Moltt Pack IS Pointe
IBK Corn H . > 15c
Cream Style a Patnu E-*
!BKCorn 2 20 ~L, 29c
Flav-O-Rlte Kariy June ft Points
Peas Mo. t - 20 ox. con 16c
Extra Standard Ungraded IS Points Each
Sweet Peas 2 27c
Standard Alaska 18 Point. Each
Peas 2 25c
Unsweetened Juice of 4 Pointe
Grapefruit «.„35c
Oerel Dill
Pickles -31.19
Thrown Pao* Queen
Olives „.^39c
6 ©on om I cal
Peanut Bitter u ^^s3c
Plum and Apple
Jam <^^39o
French's WaroeeterehPe
Sauce ■ x. mx 15c
Mary Stavern
Sandw. Spread 15c
Imitation
Cinnamon 10c
Dairyland 1 Dsss Point Cash
Milk 3 29c
Dakar’s Baking
Chocolate
Mary Stevens
Cornstarch 7c
FluftOß
Pudding Mix 2 PAOS- 29c
Draadma’i Sugar Bavteg
Molasses ptet Jar 29c
•rendma's
Molasses • MMI «44c
(Mrs Katherine Neufeld was a
Monday shopper in Wolf Point.
Mrs Olive Stowell of Glentana
visited friends in Wolf Point on
Friday.
Mrs O S Thompson of Scobey
visited friends in Wolf Point on
Friday.
C A Turner of Circle was a
business caller in this city last
Friday.
Mike Darchuk of Scobey was
in Wolf Point Sunday visiting
friends-
Remember, it is Cash Night
Every Tuesday Night at the
Liberty.
L A Holverson of Flaxton
transacted business in Wolf
Point Friday.
R P. Nelson of Hinsdale was
in Wolf Point on business last
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs M W Gillet of Sco
bey spent Friday evening in
Wolf Point
M A Wright of Glasgow was a
business caller in this city Sat
urday morning.
'sUPE^iB
foodstores]]
CAKE OCe I
FLOUR " G 45 s
ASSORTED FLAVORS
JELL-0 2 13<
FLOODS O’ SUDS FOR DISHES AND DUDS
Super Suds 23<
Clapp’s Dry
Cereal Food 2 25c
Clapp’s Instant
Oatmeal 2 25c
Bich, Full Flavor. Satisfying
IBK Coffee ( ^3lc
Ground to Order
18K Coffee ~ ^270
Sunrich
Bran Flakes 2 Phot. 2lc I
Post’s
Bran Flakes 13c
Sunrich
Corn Flakes 2 MW- Isc I
Sunrich
Wheat Flakes 2 '-X 17c
Mary Stevans Wide
Noodles 2 25c
Sho-Pak
Macaroni 1 18. oallo pks. 12c |
Searchlight. 20 Be. la.
Matches 9 X 29c
Zip. IS Cu. In.
Matches 9 pts. 23c I
Sno White
Gloss Starck 8c
Lewis Lye 8 1 ~ 25c
Mouoaliald Otoenem
Hennox . /9c
Wealth Soap
Lifebuoy 20c
Fer Sport Ung MHsMBBB
Spray Brito IS OL Bottle 27c I
Spray Brils 8 aa. SotUa 15c I
Sal Soda I* B. PM- 10c I
Ansßasaader, 650 Sheet
Toilet Tissue 2 rolls 9c I
Ashland. SOOO Sheet
Toilet Tissue 3 25c
Local Social Activities
BUFFET DINNER AT
M B LARSONS SUNDAY
Mr and Mrs M B Larson were
hosts at a buffet dinner Sunday
at their home in Wolf Point
Those present were: Mr and
Mrs L N Brandborg of Remer,
Minn.; Mr and Mr’s Ray Scam
mon and son Richy of Wibaux,
Mr and Mrs David Dick and son
Jimmy of Wolf Point and Mr
-nu Mrs Baxter Larson.
* * * *
-INNER GUESTS
AT DICK HOME
(Mr and Mrs David Dick of
Wolf Point entertained at dinner
Saturday evening. Those present
were: Mr and Mrs L N Brand
borg of Remer, Minn, and Mr
and Mrs Ray Scammon of Wi
baux and Mr and Mrs M B Lar
son of this city-
• * * •
ROYAL NEIGHBORS AT
STRACHANS THURSDAY
The Royal Neighbor Lodge
met last Thursday at the home
of Mrs Richard Strachan. No
special business being necessary
the affair was in the nature of
a social get to gether. Mrs
Strachan served a lovely lunch
and the members enjoyed the
evening immensely.
• » • •
GARAGE FORCE
GUESTS AT CAMRUDS
Mr and Mrs Ed Camrud enter
tained the Camrad Garage force
at dinner Saturday evening.
Those present were the Clarence
Lees, the Alvin Hagans, Bill
Black and Ann Anderson.
• • * •
MRS. NYGAARD HAS
COFFEE PARTY
Mrs Paul Nygaard entertained
a few friends at a coffee party
Wednesday evening. Sewing and
conversation and a delicious
lunch filled an enjoyable even
ing.
» » • •
DENNY CASEY FETED
ON EIGHTH BIRTHDAY
Young master Denny Casey
was guest of honor at a party
at his home in Wolf Point on
his eighth birthday, Oct. 14th. A
group of his young boy friends
helped him to celebrate with
games and a fine lunch complete
with a big birthday cake. Denny
received many nice gifts.
• • • •
PROGRESSIVE CLUB
HOLDS MEETING
The Wolf Point Progressive
Club held its first meeting last
Friday. Oct. 22 at the home of
Mrs Gene Eatinger. Miss Iren{
Graybeal, county Home Demon
stration agent explained the in
tricacies of “Cleaning the Sew
ing Machine-” The next meeting
will be Nov 19th at the home of
Mrs Harold Erickson. The topic
will be “Adjusting the Seiwing
Coming to Wolf Point
Dr. Imhoff, eye-
sight specialist, op- BERR®®]
tometrist, who reg-
ularly visits here ]|
every six weeks.
wil] again be at the
Sherman Hotel, in
Wolf (Point on
NOV. 2 and 3 ■MMB]
where he will examine eyes and
fit glasses. 43
SAFETY
... IB ALWAYS TUB FIRST
CONSIDERATION, NOTHING
ELSE IB SO IMPORTANT.
NKW YORK un no. 00.
Geo. Loftus, Agent
******♦***♦****-< m !»♦♦♦« *♦♦»»»»»»»« oe»oooo»a
ANNOUNCEMENT B
It is with pleasure that I take thio
means of announcing to all my form
er patrons, and new ones as well, that ::
/ have purchased my former business, ;;
The City Barber Shop, and began op- ;
eration under my ownership, Tues- ;>
day, October 26th. I
< ►
I extend a hearty invitation to all to ;
come in and see me and I will appre- < •
ciate your patronage as in the past, +
Yours Truly, +
HANK ARNDT t
Always At Your Service
The City Barber Shop
Machine.” Any others who wish
to come will be welcome—Mrs
Harold Erickson, Secretary.
• • • •
BRIDAL SHOW-FIR FOR
MILDRED ROUNDS
Miss Mildred Rounds was the
guest of honor at a bridal show
er given at the home of her per
ents, Mr and Mrs Harry Rounds
of the Southside on Sunday,
Oct 24th. She received many
lovely gifts to take with her
when she leaves Nov. 4th for Se
attle where she will be married.
• * • *
BAWDEN FAMILIES
GET TO GETHER
The Harold Bawden and W H
Bawden families were guests at
the Irvin Bawden home in Wolf
Point last Sunday, Oct. 24th for
dinner and to spend the day. Mr
John Bawden who is still con
fined to the Trinity hospital en
joyed a visit from them. His
condition remains about the
same-
ART COULSTONS
AT MILTON CASEYS
Mr and Mrs Art Coulston of
Bainville were guests Wednes
day at the home of Mr and Mrs
Milton Casey of Wolf Point.
• • * •
IDA ALLEN HOME
ON SHORT VISIT
Miss Ida Allen arrived in Wolf
Point Monday morning from
Witchita, Kans., fpr a ten day
visit at the home of her parents,
Mr and Mrs A T Allen of this
city. Ida has been engaged in
defense work in the Boeing fac
tory at Witchita for the past
year. She likes her work as a
sheet metal worker fine and
makes her home with her aunt
in Witchita.
RECIPES
a
v
'V-]\
Left-over mashed poWoes pre
sent quite a problem to ,<>e thrifty
housewife who is anxious that no
food be wasted in these critical
times. Try this recipe the next
time there are mashed potatoes
from the day before:
PIGS IN BLANKETS
Wrap thin frankfurters or pre
cooked link sausages in a coating
of left-over mashed potatoes. Roll
in flour. Fry until brown in hot
skillet in melted margarine (use
enough margarine to cover bot
tom of pan generously).
! Other favorite low-point reci
pes are found in a 32-page cook
book, “Ration-Time Recipes”, a
copy of which will be sent Free
tp Herald-News subscriber! up
on written request. Do not tone
or call at the office for your
copy, your request most be by
mail—a penny post card will do.
Write name and address plain
ily and address Herald-News,
i Dept R; Wolf Point, Mont.
GUESTS AT
BRUGGEMAN BOMB
Mr and Mrs L T Bruggeman
are epjoying a short visit this
week from their daughter Mra
Wayne McDonald and children
of Baker, Mont. They came Sun
day and returned Wednesday.
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As a service to homemakers during these trying times of rationing
and scarcities, this newspaper is presenting a series of recipes that
are low in point value, low in money cost and high in nutrition value.
Reproduced above, is the cover of a 32-page cookbook, “Ration-Time
Recipes,” which contains additional recipes/'^' --
/This cookbook will be sent Free to Herald-NJews subscribers upon
•written request. Do not fone or call at the office for your copy;
your request must be by mail—a penny post card will do- Write
name and address plainly and address Herald-News, Dept R;
Wolf Point, Montana.
I
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HILEt CTOIHES
For Every Occasion-the
NEW CURLEE OVERCOATS
Fill the Bill
WHETHER YOU ABB WALKING OB BIDING, THESE
BRISK FALL DAYS, AND WHETHER THE OCCASION IS
BUSINESS OB PLEASURE—YOU CAN BE WARM, COM
FORTABLE AND WELL DBESSED IN ONE OF THE
SMART NEW CUBLEE OVERCOATS
FOB THE 1943 SEASON.
WE ABE FEATURING CUBLEE OVEBCOATS IN TOR
SEASON’S NEWEST AND SMARTEST PATTERNS, IN
WEIGHTS AND WEAVES TO SUIT EVERY TASTE AND
NEED, AND IN A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES,
SIZES, AND MODELS. COME IN AND SEE THEM
The Fad
Men's Wear Ladies? Foot Wear
Wolf Point
Page Four
MR AND MRS JIM HIGGINS
HERE SUNDAY
(Mr and Mrs Jim Higgins, for
merly of Wolf Point were down
from Fort Peck Sunday visiting
'friends,-in this city. They attend
led the' fine chicken dinner at the
Pariah Hall in the evening.

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