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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL ITEMS
Former Wolf Point
Girl Weds Coast Man
Miss Betty Mae Hauge, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Hauge of
Take it Easy
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NOTICE TO
PROPERTY OWNERS
ON
WOLF POINT SOUTH SIDE
The Wolf Point Street Department will furnish free of charge,
excess earth from the street improvement projects, to property
owners who -desire that their lots be filled.
Those who wish to have some of this dirt left on their property
are asked to leave a signed slip at the City office giving a des
cription of the property and the estimated amount of fill re
quired.
CITY CLERK,
Wolf Point, Montana.
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Cheney, Wash., was married bn
June 12tih to Hazen Humphreys at a
double ring ceremony at Our Sav
ior Lutheran church at Bremerton
. Wash.
' The bride, given in marriage by
THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
her father, wore a white wool suit
with all white accessories and car
ried a single purple orchid and a
white Bible. Her matron of honor
Mrs. Robert Humphreys wore a
grey suit with black accessories and
a corsage of carnations.
The best man was Russell Hum
phreys, brother of the groom.
The bride is a graduate of the
Cheney, Wash, high school but at
tended the lower grades In Wolf
Point where the Hauges are form
er residents. She has been em
ployed by the Cheney Branch bank
for the two years slncd her gradua
tion.
Mr. Humphreys is the son of Mr
and Mrs Mrs. B. P. Mumphreys
of Sheridan Park, Bremerton. He
has recently received his discharge
from the Navy after over three
years service.
A reception followed the cere
mony at the Humphreys home at
tended by the wedding party and
relatives and close friends.
The couple went to Island Lake
for a short honeymoon after which
they will be at home to their
friends on the bay near Bremer
ton.
Mr. Humphreys will attend col
lege in California in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hauge drove out
to Bremerton for their daughter’s
wedding.
MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER
FOR MRS. WILLIS LEE
The Matejovsky home in Wolf
Point was the scene of a post-nupt
ial shower for Mrs. Willis Lee on
Monday evening of this week. Mrs.
Matejosky, Mrs. W. A. Felck, Mrs
Lionello Battani, Mrs. F. J. Neut
gens, Mrs. T. R. Kelly and Mrs. J.
B. Kemp were hostesses. They ser
ved delicious angel food topped with
strawberries and cream with coffee
The recently-married Mrs. Lee
received many beautiful gifts.
MRS. WILLIS LEE HONORED
AT POST NUPTIAL SHOWER
Mrs. Willis Lee, nee Betty Fitz
Simmons, was guest of honor at a
miscellaneous bridal shower Wed
nesday evening of this week at the
Grayson home. Miss Hope Casey
and Miss Varian Grayson were the
hostesses. There were 15 girls in
vited and they enjoyed the get
together and the fine lunch served
by the hostesses.
Mrs. Lee was the recipient of
many lovely and useful gifts.
FAREWELL PARTY
FOR HOPE CASEY
Miss Hope Casey who left last
weekend for Bozeman was honored
at a farewell handkerchief shower
last Thursday evening. Twelve of
her friends gathered at the Paul
Nygaard home and enjoyed a so
cial evening. A delicious picnic sup
per was served on the lawn of the
Nygaard home, by the hostesses
Lyla Nygaard, Betty Neutgens and
Harriet Green.
3- M. Ainsworths
Celebrate Golden
Wedding Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Seth M. Ainsworth
of Wolf Point celebrated their gold
en wedding anniversary last Fri
day evening with a dinner party
held at the Wolf Point case club
rooms. Only the family and a few
close friends were present. 1
Mrs. Martin Mitchell had decorat
ed the tables with yellow roses and
spring flowers and the golden motif
was carried out in the favors, nut
cups and in the decoration of the
golden wedding cake. Tall yellow
tapers lighted the tables.
The guests presented the couple
with gifts, among which was a
beautiful gold-based table lamp.
Seth M. Ainsworth and Harriet
Belle Bassett were married June 21
1896 at Olweln, lowa. By some
strange quirk of fate, they had been
bom within 11 days of one another
on lowa farms just a mile apart
The Bassetts moved away while Mrs
Ainsworth was still an Infant and
the young people never met until
they were grown and Mrs. Bassett
and the children returned to Ar
lington, lowa after her husband's
death.
Mr. Ainsworth has spent thirty
two years of his life in the employ
of the U. S. Fisheries. They have
lived at hatcheries in Leadville, Col
orado, Spearfish, South Dakota, Put
in Bay, Ohio, Northville, Michigan
Charlevoix, Michigan, Bozeman
Montana and for the 14 years prior
to his retirement in 1938, he held
YOU MAY MAKE THESf
HEADLINES. .'.
Jury Awards $5,000 Verdict... Lends
Truck—Sued for SIO,OOO . . . Wife
Drives —-Husband Pays $2,000 . . . Skid
Costs Farmer SB,OOO.
GET A STATE FARM MUTUAL
POLICY TODAY AND STOP WOR
RYINGI
Lloyd Montgomery
Wolf Point. Phone 12
~CTATt'FA»M INSUtANCt COMPANUS
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For the 6 Year Term
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“A FAIR, SQUARE DEAL FOR ALL”
Your Vote and Support Will
Be Appreciated!
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A part car of fancy watermelons for this weekend! Come in and select one
from the big tank. They’re packed in ice and ICE COLD ! !
ART’S FOOD STORE
Wolf Point, Mont.
the position of superintendent of
the Saratoga, Wyoming hatchery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth moved
to Wolf Point in 1941 to be near
their only daughter, Mrs. Harry
Morley, and have resided here since
that time .
They received greetings from their
many friends all over the country
on their anniversary.
County Couple Wed
At Springs Bible
Camp Sunday
By Bainville Correspondent
Miss Dorothy De Tienne, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Martin De
Tienne was united In marriage to
Mr. John Bilyeu of Wolf Point, at
the Bubbling Springs Bible camp
on Sunday, June 23rd, after morning
services. The single ring ceremony
was performed by the Rev. H. D
Simpson of Culbertson.
The bride wore a medium blue
suit with white accessories and a
corsage of American beauty roses
She was given in marriage by hei
father, Martin De Tienne.
The bridesmaid was Miss Marj-
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orie De Tienne, sister of the bride
who wore a blue suit and corsage
of pink roses and carnations.
Charles De Tienne, brother of the
bride acted as best man.
Mr. Bilyeu was discharged from
the army in the spring and is em
ployed by the county highway con
struction company.
The happy couple left for Regina
on their honeymoon, after a re
ception at the home of the bride’s
parents.
Mrs. Bilyeu graduated from the
Bainville high school In 1943, and
worked In the Triple A office In
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Thursday, June 27, 1946
Culbertson for a year and hat
taught school the past two terms
The young couple will make theh
home In Wolf Point.
WEDDING SHOWER FOR
MRS ROGER MORAX
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A wedding shower was neld last
Monday evennlg at the Alex Moran
home for Miss Imelda M. John
son of Browning, who became Mrs.
Roger ^lbran the next day. Mrs.
Art Moran and Agnes Garfield were
hostesses.
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