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Social Doings Around Town
BEAUTIFUL CHURCH WEDDING
UNITES WOLF POINT COUPLE
Margaret Marion Toavs became
the bride of Thomas Roy Heidner
at a beautiful church wedding last
Friday evening, March 22.
The Reverend Albert Ewert said
the rites at the candelight single
ring ceremony at the Bethel church
in the presence of nearly 200
guests. Attendants were Rosie
Veer, cousin of the bride from
Langdon N. Dak., and Donald
Heidner, brother of the groom.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father, N. F. Toavs. She
was attired in a white satin wed
ding gown with a full length veil
and train and carried a bridal bou
quet of talisman roses. The brides
maid wore a pink formal with a
shoulder length veil and carried
Colombia roses.
The flower girls were the twin
nieces of the bride, the Misses
Verna and Violet Krahn. Hanah
Toavs, sister of the bride carried
the bride’s veil and Warren Toavs,
William Twitchell
Marries Fallon
Girl ait Frazer
Mary M. Gebhardt became the
bride of William Arthur Twitchell
at a quiet church ceremony at
Frazer last Saturday evening, with
the Reverend E. J. Bott of the
Bethel Evangelical church per
forming the beautiful double ring
cereniony.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was at
tired in a white satin floor length
formal with net over-skirt and
carried a bouquet of mixed sweet
peas, carnations and snapdragons.
Her only jew’elry was a single
strand of pearls.
• The groom wore the convention-
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Detective — Didn’t you feel the
pick pocket’s hand in your pocket?
Absent-minded—Yes, but I thought
it was my own hand.
Smart Boy
Johnny—Why do you wash your
face with such a smelly soap?
Jimmy—l want mom to be sure
I’ve washed my face, so I won’t
have to do it all over again.
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nephew of the groom acted as
ring bearer.
Ushers were the twins, Marvin
and Monroe Bartel. James and
Bobby Toavs lighted the candles
and Ruth and Elizabeth Toavs
sang “Take the Name of Jesus
with You." Mrs. Herb Dyck sang
“Together with Jesus” and “Step
by Step.”
The wedding inarch was played
by Mrs. Lloyd Baker.
After the ceremony, a recep
tion was held for the wedding
guests in the church parlors and
the happy couple received the
congratulations and many lovely
gifts from their friends.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. F. Toavs of Wolf
Point and is a graduate of the
Wolf Point high school. The groom
is the son of Nelson Heidner of
the same community and is also a
graduate of the same school.
They will make their home on a
farm northeast of Wolf Point.
al dark blue suit with a white
carnation boutoniere.
The wedding was attended by a
small group of close friends and
relatives. A wedding supper was
given following the ceremony at
the bride’s home. A lovely wedding
cake was served to the guests.
Mrs. Twitchell is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Gebhardt of
Fallon and is a graduate of the
Mildred high school and of the
Eastern Montana State normal.
She has followed the teaching pro
fession since graduation.
The groom is the son of Mr.
James Twitchell of Frazer and has
recently returned from four years
army service, 13 months of which
was spent in overseas duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Twitchell will
make their home on the groom's
ranch south of Frazer.
Roy Hansen Family
Hold Grand Reunion
In Wolf Point Sun.
For the first time in about three
and half years, the Roy Hansen
family were together at their
home in Wolf Point last Sunday.
With four boys in service, Mr.
and Mrs. Hansen feel themselves
very fortunate to find them al!
home and in fine ^health at this
time.
Clifford returned from Guam
and was discharged from the navy
some time ago. as were Vernon,
who served with the air corps in
both the ETO and SWPA and
Harold in t)he ETO. Which leaves
Richard, the youngest who ar
rived from his station at San
Diego last week end for the re
union. He is in the U. S. navy ser
vice.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Delbert Blair was hostess
at a bridge party at her home in
Wolf Point honoring Mrs. Mads
Ibsen on her birthday, Thursday
evening. March 21. Those present
were Mrs. Harry Dasinger, Mrs.
Einar Traehok, Mrs. Walter Burt,
Mrs. Obert Nyland, Mrs. Henrietta
Evans, Mrs. Ida Jensen and Jo
Tilton, and Mrs. Ibsen and Mrs.
Blair. Mrs. Traeholt won high
score, Ida Jensen, traveling prize
and Jo Tilton, low prize.
GUESTS AT CASEY HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Arntzen from
Whitetail, Mont., were visitors at
the Jim Casey home last week
end. Mrs. Arntzen and Miss Goss
lin were formerly employed at
the same establishment in the
Twin Cities.
THE HERALD-NEWS —- Woif Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Magne Hammar
Takes Southern
Bride Thursday
Miss Almareta Hartwell and
Magne Hammar were united in
marriage at the First Lutheran
church of Wolf Point on Thursday,
March 21, 1946 with the Reverend
Rolf A. Normann officiating.
Attendants were Miss Audrey
Sorenson and Lloyd Hammar,
brother of the groom.
The bride wore a navy blue
tailored suit with a red rose and
white sweet pea corsage and the
bridesmaid wore a brown suit with
red rose corsage. The groom’s
mother wore a black suit with a
red rose corsage.
Mrs, Hammar is the daughter
of Mr. Phillip Bell of Campbell,
Mo., and the groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hammar of the
north Wolf Point community, and
is a veteran of World war 11.
Only a few close friends and
relatives of the couple were pres
ent for the ceremony and for the
wedding dinner held at the Wolf
Point case immediately after the
wedding.
A beautiful wedding cake top
ped by a miniature bride and
groom was made by the groom’s
mother and served to the guests
who were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Sorenson and daughters, Rosemary
and Audrey and Miss Millie Lan
gager, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Hammar
and son Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs.
Magne Hammar.
The couple will make their home
at Wolf Point.
Pocket Testament
Banquet Is Held
At Church Monday
The ladies of the WMF of the
First Lutheran entertained 90
young people at a pocket testa
ment banquet last Monday eve
ning. Pastor V. Boe of Scobey
was the speaker. Vocal solos were
sung by Miss Olive Wold of Wat
ford City, N. Dak., and Miss Ver
nie Lou Grayson. Special guests
were the members of the senior
confirmation class.
DINNER GUESTS
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Moses enter
tained at dinner Tuesday evening.
NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST
Pat Atkinson spent Thursday
evening visiting at her home in
Poplar.
E. M. Krost, deputy state game
warden was a business caller in
Wolf Point last Thursday evening.
Daniel Bushman of the Montana
State university is spending the
spring vacation' with relatives in
Wolf Point.
Albert Eliason 'of the north
•country attended to business mat
ters in Wolf Point the first of the
week.
Connie Hensrud of the Univer
sity at Missoula is visiting her
mother in Wolf Point during
spring vacation.
T. S. Lovering, special agent
from Miles City was in Wolf Point
the last of the week investigating
the theft of the Herting car.
Henrietta Devaney of the
Treasurers office, spent the week
end in Minot visiting her sister
Mabel, now Mrs. Jimmy Dolan.
Robert Appelgren who is attend
ing the University of Minnesota
is spending the spring vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
V. Applegren in Wolf Point.
Mrs. George Barwise and Mrs.
H. W. Bryan made a trip to the
east end of the county this week
to organize the cancer control
drive to be carried on through
April.
Bobbie and Harry Johnston, who
are attending college at Bozeman
spent the ten-day spring vacation
at the home of their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnston of east
of Woll Point.
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PUBLIC DRUG
GORDON MONTGOMERY, Prop.
Wolf Point, Mont.
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DRUG .TOR.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Gillette. Michael Vukelich and
son Mickey and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Konecny. •
“U. S. Foreign Policy
Study at Club
The Senior Woman’s club of
Wolf Point met on March 19, at
the Wolf Point case with Mrs.
Wold presiding.
A communication from the U. S.
treasury department was read,
commending the women df the
federation for their fine coopera
tion in the national war bond
sales.
Roll call was “Highlights of the
Big Four Conference” and re
sponse showed deligent investiga
tion of the topic had been made.
Mrs. C. L. Arrivee gave a well
prepared and instructive paper on
“America’s Foreign Policy, Past
and Present.’’ The round table dis
cussion which followed proved that
club women are awake to national
problems.
At the April 2 meeting talks
will be given on the cancer pro
gram. Roll call will be facts about
cancer.
MISS LAMKE SURPRISED
BY FAREWELL CLASS
IN HOME NURSING
Miss Virginia Lampke who has
been instructor at the Red Cross
home nursing classes held at the
court house on Friday nights, was
agreeably surprised by a handker
chief shower from her apprecia
tive class, at their farewell meet
ing last Friday evening. An ex
cellent lunch was served and the
ladies of the group expressed the
wish that Miss Lampke would
find another class for them to.
enjoy as much as the course just
closed.
DINNER PARTIES
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Brownlee en
tertanied Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sev
erson and Marvin Severson at din
ner last Wednesday evening.
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Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Knapp were
hosts at a dinner party last Thurs
day evening. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lenhart, Dr.
and Mrs. P. M. Feda, Mr. and
Mrs. L. M. Clayton and Michael
Vukelich.
SCOBEY BUS DRIVER
MARRIES BUTTE GIRL
Judge W. A. Feick officiated at
the marriage of Miss Hazel Hicks
of Butte and Ted Border, driver of
the Scobey Intermountain bus last
Monday evening at the court
house.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Sprague of
Wolf Point made a business trip
to Nashua, Thursday of last week.
Miss Margaret Randall of Malta
visited a few days last week at
the Bruce Randal] home in Wolf
Point.
Kenneth Eagle of Havre visited
relatives and friends in Wolf Point
last week end.
Mrs. Lyda Holst and Keith Don
aldson of Plentywood, visited at
the Oscar Opgrande home in Wolf
Point last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Hall, former
Wolf Pointers now living at Malta,
visited with relatives in this city
over the week end.
Mrs. W. W. Hamilton of Dodson
was a Wolf Point caller last Sat
urday evening attending the Jack
son day dinner while in the city.
Einar Lund, Jr., spent the ten
day spring vacation from his du
ties at the university in Wolf
Point visiting at the parental Lund
home.
Peggy Shipman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Shipman of
Wolf Point, is spending her spring
vacation from the University of
Minnesota at the home of her
' parents.
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BAINVILLE NEWS
WM. HARMON BUYS PLANE
Wm. Harmonfl prominent ranch
er of this community drove to.
Williston on March 23 accompani
ed by his daughter Emma Jo. his
brother Carl and Norman and
Laren Davis. While there Mr. Har
mon purchased a J 3 Piper Cub
plane and had Pilot Mike Mahanna
fly it back to his ranch south of
town with Emma Jo as a most in
terested passenger. Carl Harmon
and the Davis boys took their phy
sicals for private flying lessons
and passed. Wm. Harmon, his
daughter Edith, Freddie Park and
the two Davis boys and Clarence
and Paul Romo are taking flying
lessons from Instructor Virgil
Nordstron of Minot. They all ex
pect to be soloed out this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Picard drove
to Butte last week.
The basketball boys received
their sweaters on Monday.
Mrs. C. A. Fournier entertained
the demonstration club at an all
day meeting last Friday.
Mrs. Martha Hobby celebrated
her birthday on March 24. All the
relatives visited her during the
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Olson of
Williston visited at the Albert
Nelson home Sunday evening. The
Olsons will leave on the Grips
holm in June to go to their old
home in Jemptland, Sweden where
they plan to stay for a year.
Miss lona Davis returned from
a week’s visit in Froid.
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VIDA NEWS
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Mr. and Mrs. Claude McFareana
and boys, old-time residents of
our community, moved this week
to the Mike Campbell farm north
of Wolf Point. The L. C. Kelly
farm on which the McFareanes
liyed was recently sold to Dick
Farris.
Clyde Sch’illinger took time out
for a few days in the Trinity hos
pital last week. He returned home
Friday.
Quite a number of our farmers
are busy with field work these
days.
March is slipping by. We would
like your Red Cross contribution if
you have not already signed up.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig Jensen and
Stanley returned home Monday
from Phoenix, Ariz., where they
spent the winter.
Andy Dambez of Billings is vis
iting at the Paul Schillinger home.
We are very sorry to hear that
Mrs. J. M. Hofland it confined to
NOW ON HAND
AT
PRESSER'S
SERVICE
STATION
PRESSER VILLE, MONT.
560 GAL. GAS TANKS
complete with all
fittings at $76.50
PROPANE BOTTLES
at $27.50 full of gas.
Refills at $8.50
COAL RANGES
at Special Prices
CHICK BROODERS
(fuel oil type)
250 and 500 sizes.
Kay Picard, son of Mr. and Mrs.
LaVerne Picard took sick sudden
ly on Friday evening and was
rushed to a doctor in Williston.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fjeld and
little son left on Sunday to ’visit
friends at Zahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Torgerson and
family a nd Mr. and Mrs. C. T.
Hobby and family were dinner
guests at the Eric Crusch home
on Sunday evening.
■Ole Granley, Alfred Hanson and
Cyp Fournier made a business trip
to Wolf Point on Monday.
Dennis Simard, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Duwayne Simard was very
sick last week with gland fever.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Kangas en
joyed a visit from Mr. Kangas’
mother from Red Lodge. She re
turned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Clarence Crisman of Havre
is visiting her daughter Mrs. A. C.
Coulston.
Mrs. Ernest Sala accompanied
her sister Mrs. Frances Dolan and
children to Keokuk, lowa and is
expected back this week.
Mrs. Emma Hogenson and Mrs.
C. A. Fournier visited Mrs. Ella
Torger at the Dale hospital in
Poplar on Monday and then drove
on to Wolf Point and visited at
the Clark hosfield home.
John Lukken, an old time home
steader of this community died at
the home of Ira Calder, east ot
town on Friday, March 22. Rela
tives in Wisconsin were notified
and funeral arrangements are
pending.
her bed for the next three months
with high blood pressure and com-
TheFort Peck Chapter of the American
Indians of Montana is sponsoring a
BENEFIT
(Proceeds will be used to help defray expenses for
the Washington Delegation) "
Hudson Bay Blanket
K Indian War Bonnet
(The prizes are on display at the Fad Clothing Store,
Wolf Point
(Tickets, 50c. May be secured from any member
of the organization)
Holiday and Closing
Hour Schedule
FOR WOLF POINT 1946
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The Wolf Point Stores Will
Be Closed All Day:
NEW YEARS DAY!
GOOD FRIDAY |
MEMORIAL DAY|
JULY4&STH |
(DOUBLE HOLIDAY) =
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CTAUnEHE RA VC Stores will close each of these
J I AFIr LUL 11A I J 3 days at 1 o’clock, remain closed
■■ —■*— until 3 p. m., when they will
JULY 11 12 13 open and cl <>se for the day
’ ’ at 6 o’clock. »
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BANK HOURS 9N ' ” p ’ :
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POST OFFICE Doors open from 7a.m. to 9
URI IRC Window Service from 8 a. m. to
UVUKv $ P' m - each day
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Week Days:
aoawoa 8:30 a. m. to 6:30 p. m.
DRUGSTORES
Sundays: (Alternating)
8:30 a. m. to 10 a. m. only
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The above schedule does not apply to establishments that normally
stay open Sundays, Holidays and Evenings.
Thursday, March 28, 1946
plications.
Clyde Schillinger left Saturday
for treatments at the Mayo clinie
in Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. George Singleton
of Roundup were greeting friends
in this vicinity last week. ,
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^Obituary
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Frank B. Good
Frank Branson Good was born
at Frankford, Pa., March 10, 1902.
He moved with his parents to Wolf
Point where he grew to manhood.
He farmed in the Pleasant View
community, until the year of 1936
when he moved with his family to
Polson, Mont., where he lived un
til the year 1944, when he moved
to Helena. He passed away March
20, 1946 at the age of 44 years,
10 days.
He was united in marriage to
Verna Jones at Wolf Point March
17, 1923.
Funeral services were conducted
by the Rev. Rudolph Johnson,
pastor of Evangelical mission in
the Opp-Conrad Retz chapel Mon
day at 2 p. m.
Mr. Good leaves to mourn his
passing, his wife Verna, two sons
William E., John Philyips, two
daughters, Mns. Lola M. Kitts and
Ramona Lee and two brothers,
Walter of Great Falls, George of
Wolf Point. Marth K. Good, his
mother. His father proceeded him
in death Nov. 4, 1930.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triplett of
Froid visited and transacted busi
ness in Wolf Point this week.
Mrs. Triplett visited at the par
ental Kirkpatrick home while here.
LABOR DAY
(SEPTEMBER 2)
THANKSGIVING
ARMISTICE DAY
CHRISTMAS DAY