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Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Karge and
son were in town last week.
Doris Brenden of Williston was
I a Wolf Point caller Saturday.
Dennis Johnson of Outlook was
a Wolf Point caller Thursday.
Ed Willan o f Outlook was in
town on busii^p last Thursday.
Archie Cantrell of Poplar was
a Friday caller in Wolf Point.
Arthur Sampson of Scobey was
a business caller in this city Fri
day.
Ralph Stockman of Williston
called in Wolf Point on business
Friday.
A. F. Small of Scobey was r
business visitor in Wolf Point
Friday
Clara Belgarde of Flaxville
spent last week end visiting in
this city.
Herschel Davis of Froid visitr^
in the count}' scat Friday of last
week.
Mrs. Harriet Carver of the
Nashua faculty visited friends in
Wolf Point last week.
Loretta V. Cowden of Sidney
wa s a Wolf Point visitor Thurs
day of last week.
Alma Stearns of Scobey was in
town last Thursday visiting and
shopping.
Fmil H. Gertha of Scobey
transacted business here last
week end.
Glen Vinson of Glasgow visit
ed friends in Wolf Point last
week.
Jess Angstman Jr., of Glasgow
was a busine-s visitor in this city
last week Tltursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles B. Hand of
Malta were in this city last week
end.
Don’t miss Bob Livingston.
Smiley Burnette in “The Lara
mie Trail" also Judy Canova m
“Louisiana Hayride,’’ Fri.-Sat.
Jan. 5-6. Liberty theatre.
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Marriage Licenses
The following marriage licen
ses were issued by Guy A Miller
clerk of the district court of
Roosevelt county, at Wolf Point
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Frank Bell and Pretoria May
Ogg, both of Froid.
David Franklin Buchanan 31.
of Poplar and Esther Mae Baulch
23 of Lewiston.
Clayton Leßoy Lowe 21 and
Mary Margaret Hibl c 18 both of
Poplar.
Kenneth" Rollins James 23 of
Logan, Utah and Mary Jean Mo
rin 23 of Poplar.
Morris Stanley Nygaard and
Dona Delorez Casey both of Wolf
Point and Albert Reinhard
Zieske 42 and Betty Florence
Welsh 20 of Kenmare, N. Dak.
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DIVORCES
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Robert Morin from Jean Morin.
Freda Bercier from Sam Ber
cier and Jeannette Birthmark
from Clarence Birthmark.
Only 2 Per Cent
Only 2 per cent of the men car
sing, but when 100 per cent sing
together, it sounds fine.
Sam Brand
says —
Ever notice, the first thing folks
ask the proud parents about the new
baby is, “What’s his name?"
Mostly, too, if it’s a first son, the
answer is “He’s named for his
father."
Same thing’s apt to happen when
a man invents something. He likes
to put his name on whatever it is he
produces to show he’s responsible
for it and proud of it, too.
Mr and Mrs. F. C. Davis of
Glasgow were visitors in th;
city last week.
Fort Benton callers in Wolf
Point last week end were Harold
Collins and Jack Parsons.
Avis Schmitz of Brockton- re
turned to her teaching duties in
the Wolf Point schools Tuesday
। on the bus.
S-Sgt. and Mrs. W. H Sand of
Fort Wayne, Ind. are vis ting
i here due to the illness of Sgt.
Sands father.
North Dakota callers >n this
city the past week end included
L. Macheel of Minot and Earl
Higgins of Flaxton.
Judre and Mr= Dave Nyquist
of Scobey and Henry Goodman,
court reporter were in Wolf
Point for court Wednesday.
Washington visitors in Wolf
Point recently included Nina L.
Donay of Seattle and Geo. D
Mangalene of Tacoma.
Mary Ketter of the high school
faculty returned to her duties
here Tuesday, having spent the
holidays in Minnesota.
Marjorie Tubman ’•^turned to
school dutie s Tuesday after
spending her holiday vacation
with her parents at Bainville.
Jean Tay’or left Tuesday
morning for &?ok f ne where she
is employed after spending th '
holidays with relatives n-a; Wolf
Point.
See the Technicolor musica’
"Bathing Beauty" starring Red
Skelton with Esther Willi rm
Sun.-Mon. Jan. 7-8. Liberty
theatre.
Peggy Shipman. Rmerta Mor
ley and Lily Stensland left Tues
day morning to re’urn to tael -
duties at the Montana S :ite col
lege at Bozeman.
Elva Cobeli left Wednesda'
morning to return to Lawrence
Kans., where she is a student at
the Haskell college having soent
the holidays visiting at the pur
ental Morin home in Wolf Poin
Havre visitors in this city the
past week end were John Trishu
las. J. E. Morrison and Dorothv
Sure. Stanley Forster of Brown
ing and Mrs. Robert Stone of
Cutbank were also in the city
last week.
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VEET JAN. 16
The senior Womans club will
hold their next regular meeting
in the Presbyterian church base
ment on Jan. 16. All members
are urged, to be present and en
joy the fine program.
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BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
BETTE JO' GAFFNEY
Bette Jo Gaffney celebrated
ter ninth birthday, Sunday, Dec
31 with a group of her little girl
friends invited for the occasion
played games and enjoyed re
freshments at the home of her
prandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Jos
F. Doliny followed by a matinee
theatre party at the Liberty
Bette Jo received many birthday
gifts and best wishes for many
mor e happy birthdays.
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DEWANES
Last Tuesday evening the Rev
Father Francis J. Shevlin and
| his nephew Father James Shev
। lin were dinner guests last Tues-
I day evening at the James De-
Wane home.
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PARTY AT SPRAGUE
[ HOME FRIDAY EVENING
A group of the members of the
"ounger set ware entertained
Friday evening at the Rex Spra
gue homo.-. The crowd' had a fine
time with games and the Ouij
boa d and partook of a potluck
I--'.ch. r -gy f hipman and Ro
berta M - ley who are home lor
” ? holid: ys- from their duties at
the colic* : at Bozeman were alsc
in attendance;
NEW YEARS DINNERS
Mi -. Al Huber entertained a
group of friends at dinner at
ainner on New Ycar’is- day.
Guests present were Mr. and
Mrs. E'mer Dye and Mrs. Howard
Hveem, Mr. and' Mrs. James
Schwinden Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Farnham and son Calvin' and
Paul Huber was in from the
farm.
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Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Cropp en
tertained at a turkey dinner for
Elva Cobell who was home from
college at tLawrence, Kans., and
Peggy Shipman home fr o m
Bozeman college last week end.
The Ed Morin family and Mrs.
Agnes Nyseth were also guests.
The Glen Brown family ami
Mrs. Addie Carpenter and mother
and sons went to Poplar and
spent New Years day at the Stan
ley Nees home there.
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i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marquardt
। and daughters and Gertrude
Kjono were New Years dinner
guests at the Bud Green farm
1 hdme in the north country.
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jacobs and
daughter Rhoda were New Year’s
dnner guests at the James De
. Wane hom e in Wolf Point. Miss
. Rhoda left s°on after to take
jup her studies at Havre, having
! spent her Christmas vacation vis
, iting her parents and other rela
' fives.
Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Johnson
i and son Herby were New Ydars
I dinner guests at the H. H. Brueg
ger home in Culbertson. Herby
enjoyed the distinction of having
[ two grandmothers and a great
grandmother at the dinner with
:him.
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Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Martin Mitchell and Mrs. Hattie
Towns included Mr. and Mrs. ।
Jim Schwinden, Mr. and Mrs. i
Dan Farnham, Mr. and Mrs. John
Schneider and Frances Preble of
Amery, Wis. Miss Preble is a
sister of Mrs. Farnham and j
Mrs. Schwinden.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Poor o
the Nickwall community had as
New Years dinner guests t. c
Pearl Harlow family, the Ed Fer
guson family of Wolf Point. Mr
and Mrs. Carl Hill and daughter
Dorison and Dorrayne, Mrs. Lind
and Gust Johnson.
WATCH REPAIRING
Mr. Earl Higgins, a competent
watch repair man'is now at yuoi
service at the White Jewelry and
will eare for all your needs in
the repair^line in a prompt and
satisfactory manner.
White Jewelry J V.
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•Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Thompson
and son Billy of Scobey spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Utompkcm’s uncle, L. M. Clayton
and Mrs. Clayton.
A fine New Years dinner par
ty at the Wolf Point case was
enjoyed by Mrs. Martin Mitchell,
Mrs. Hattie Town®, Mrs. Jwnes
Yandall. Mrs-. Lennie Reed, Miss
Myrtle Larrabee and Miss Clara
Mires.
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The P R. Doughertys and Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Brown were New
Year s dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beck on
the south side.
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CORRECTION—In the Christ
mas dinners write- up it was in
correctly stated that Mr. and
Mrs. Bodray Hagestad were din
ner guests at the Frank Kirk
patrick home as well as the
Linner family. It should have
been only the Linner family as
the Hagestads were dinner guests
at the parental Ray Hagestads
home on the south side.
STEVE DURHAMS VISIT
PARENTAL HOME
Mr. ana Mrs. Steve Durham
of California arrived in Wolf
Point last week to spend a vaca
tion visiting with th e Rupert
Durhams. All three of the boys
are home at the seme time for
the first time in years. Sammy
has been in the southwest Paci
fic for the past three year 3 and
Charles with the navy on sea
duty for a long time.
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