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Page Four
Frazer Couple Wed
At Glasgow Manse
On August 24th
The wedding of Miss Patricia
Chehey, daughter of Mr. and J. J.
Chehey of Anaconda, and Henri E.
Dassonville, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul J. Dassonville of Frazer, took
place at the home of Rev. Altman
at Glasgow at seven thirty In the
evening, August 24th.
Attendants were Mr. and Mm
Joseph Rastetter. The bride chosK
for her marriage dress a gray gab
ardine suit with gray and light
blue accessories with a corsage of
/Xmerican beauty roses. The matron
of honor wore a deep aqua dress'
with gold accessories and had a
corsage of talisman roses.
Present for the wedding supper
held at the Allen Qafe besides the
members of the wedding party were
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berge.
The newly weds will make their
heme at Frazer. The bride is a
member of the Frazer faculty and
the groom is a rancher.
MIKE STYER LEAVES
FOR CALIFORNIA
UNIVERSITY COURSE
Michael Styer son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. B. Styer of Wolf Point left
Thursday morning for the west
coast where he will enter the Un
iversity of Santa Clara for an en
gineering course. Previous to the
opening of school he will visit his
sister Carol at Watsonville, Calif.
EINAR LUNDS
LEAVE ON TRIP EAST
Mr. and Mrs. Einar Lund and
daughter Ruth Elaine left Tuesday
for Minneapolis where they will
visit relatives. They were accom
panied as far as Bismarck by Miss*
Doris Derlin who has been a guest
of Marilyn Gillette for the past,
two weeks.
IF YOU DRIVE OVER 25 MUS PER HOUR
YOU MUST HAVE SEALED REAM
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is used on latest 1947 automobiles
can be quickly and easily tn
f stalled in a lew minutee on yoar
Ei / $11.95 pair
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Mfc U KITS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR
‘ MOST M M
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Pierces Fog. SleeY «ed Stow 4s Never Before!
sealed ream
FOG LIGHTS
Easily installed oq all makes
■-/ an< ^ model* of car* and truck*.
Improve the appearance of
your car with a pair of these
light* today I
Ultra Modern fl TP EACH
AM NS* Chrome H»l»h ^fif J AE3O6
LOCALLY NATIONALLY
OWNED ^XSTORES/' ORGANIZED
fO i^^ R l YE YOUR WORM BEAT COVERS
TER MINUTE TREATMENT
Do four Car y OB can make your car seats
Seats Look Like This? nke new in 10 minutes with
It Isn't Necessary to CO4ST-TO-CO4ST STORKS
Leave Them Unsightly Seat Covers.
OV^ Oppl
COAST-TO-COAST
STORES SSAT COVERS
Are made from attr dive,
durable materials. Uni
formly cut to give per
fect fit'and appearance
at lev/ cost.
When Spring is in the oir it
ls*fir? o Hart cr repair
Club, Social and Personal Items.
OUT OF STATE GUESTS
AT MITCHELL HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Logan of
Washington, D. C., and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Walker of Poplar were
dinner guests Wednesday evening
at the Mrs. Martin Mitchell and
Mrs. Hattie Towns home in Wolf
Point. The Logans were on their
way to Oakland, Calif., to visit
their daughter Jean and other rel
atives with stop overs in Poplar to
visit Mrs. Walker. (Mrs. Logan.s
sister) and in Spokane where they
will look after farming Interests.
-^Mrs. Walker joTbud-ttnsui. on their
journey and Mr. Walker who was
attending the Masonic Lodge in
Great Falls, accompanied them to
her former home at Kettle Falls,
Wash., for a visit. Mr. Walker will
return after a brief stay at Spo
kane and Mrs. Walker will continue
on with the Logans to California.
MRS O. THORNBURG HAS
HAS EXTENDED VACATION
Mrs. Olive Thornburg returned
Monday evening after visiting her
daughters at Culbertson and Cir
cle following an extended vacation
trip wth* stops at Seattle, Portland
and Spokane where she was a guest
at the homes of her brothers and
sisters and an aunt and uncle.
She reports that she suffered no
hot weather until her return and
highlights of her trip included such
things as a dip in the Pacific and
a picnic at Mt. Hood.
RELATIVES VISIT AT
ANDERSON HOMES
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Diedrich and
four children of SL Paul, Minn.,
and his mother, Mrs. Lena Maynard
of Leng Prairie, Minn., surprised
Mr. Deidrich’s aunt, Mrs. Emma
Anderson of Wolf Point on Tues
day evening. After a trip to the
Black Hills, they will return for a
longer visit at the Anderson and
Deidrich homes in this communinty.
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vronti;
THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Coming to Liberty September 12
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“Butch” Jenkins, Peter Lawford and
Beverly Tyler in “MY BROTHER
TALKS TO HORSES”
THORSENS RETURN
EROM VACATION TRIP
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Thorsen re
turned home Monday evening after
a vacation spent visiting with rel
atives in Sidney and Fairview.
They visited with Mr. and Mrs.
George Wilson (Mrs. Thorsen’s sis
ter) in Sidney and at the homes of
Mr. Thorsen’s parents, the Martin
Thorsens of Fairview. They enjoy
ed a visit with his youngest bro
ther and wife of Oklahoma City.
A family reunion was held there
Sunday.
DELEGATES RETURN FROM
ATTENDING GRAND CHAPTER
Mrs. Willard Butzlaff, Mrs. A. C.
Terpe and Mrs. Boyd Taylor of
Wolf Point returned Sunday from
attending the Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star held at Great Falls,
Aug. 21-22 and 23. They report
a very beautiful and instructive
session and a good trip. Gordon
Terpe who had been visiting in
Helena returned with them.
HELEN GESS WILL
SPEAK AT F. U. MEETING
There will be a Farmers Union
Meeting Friday evening. August
29th at the Farmers Union Hall
in Wolf Point at 8 o'clock. Miss
Helen Gess will speak on the Cit
izenship Encampment which she
recently attended in New York. All
are welcome to attend what pro
mises to be an interesting and in
structive meeting.
MRS. O. J. NORBY ARRIVES
FOR EXTENDED VISIT
|
Mrs. O. J. Norby of Bagley, Minn.
I arrived Friday morning for an
extended visit at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. W. C. Hanson of
; Wolf Point. Mrs. Norby has visited
in this city several times and has
j many friends to welcome her back
। again.
BOBBY KEMP HOST
AT WEINER ROAST
Young Bobby Kemp, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Kemp was host to
a small group of boy friends last
Tuesday evenipg at a weiner roast
held in the Kemps back lawn wihch
is complete with fireplace and ac
comodations for a picnic. The boys
all were enthusiastic about the
affair.
THE FAMOUS COAST-TO
COAST STORES MASTERTEX
SEAT COVERS*
FOR COUPES 75
SIZES TO FIT
TWO AND n* p*
FOUR DOORS %
BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR
BEVERLY SUE FITZSIMMONS
Mrs. Max Fitz Simmons was hos
tess at a birthday party Tuesday
evening complimenting her daugh
ter Beverly Sue on her seventeenth
bHlhday. A large group of her girl
friends were invited to share in the
celebration and the girls played
“Truth and Consequences’’ and the
hostess served a delicious lunch.
Miss Beverly received many lovely
gifts from her friends.
GLEN LENHARTS LEAVE
FOR SERVICE REUNION
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lenhart left
Tuesday morning for West Yelow
stene where a reunion is being held
by the World War II buddies of
Lenhart’s company. After the re
union the Lenharts’ will visit with
relatives in the western part of
the state before their return.
VERA LYNN WEST HAS
THEATRE DINNER PARTY
ON BIRTHDAY
Miss Vera Lynn West was hos
tess to several friends on Sunday,
August 24th at a Matinee and din
ner party in celebration of her
birthday. Those present besides the
hostess were Ramona Marquardt,
Kathleen Dougherty, Patsy Sulli
van and Darlene Wolf.
WOLF POINT COUPLES
ATTEND MDU PICNIC
L. F. Bruggeman and wife and
Mr. and Mrs. E. Birkmaier of the
Wolf Point Montana-Dakota Utili
ties office attended an MDU picnic
given by the Glasgow office at Fort
Peck Sunday. The fishing was good
and the group reports a fine get
to-gether.
Ready for
Business
FORTUNE
'TOWNSTREET'
SERIES
• When there's business ahead, look fit, feel
right, in Fortune "Townstr^ eters"—the footwear
for town and business. Cor.io in and try a
pair today. Your firs step wilt convince you.
. AS ADVERTISED IN
Collier’s
SHOES FOR MEN
THE FAD
ED CAMRUD ENTERTAINS \
GARAGE STAFF AT
STEAK DINNER MONDAY
Ed Camrud, who was leaving the
following day to return to Arizona
was host at a steak dinner at the
New Hotel Sherman Case on Mon
day evening. Guests were the mem
bers of the Camrud Motors staff
and their wives and after the din
ner the group viewed some movies
put out by the Dodge truck and
Motor Co.
NEUTGENS VISIT FR.
SHEVLIN ON TRIP
Mrs. Hazel Netugens and daugh
ter Betty and Patsy and son Dickie
returned Monday evening from a
vacation trip spent visiting rela
tives in Shelby and Cutbank. They
returned by the south route and
stopped for a brief” visit with Fa
ther Shevlin at Columbus and the
Kermit Johnsons at Forsyth. The
former Wolf Point people sent
greetings to their friends in this
community.
MRS. JOE CAMRUD RETURNS
FROM TRIP TO NORWAY
Mrs. Joe Camrud returned Thurs
day from Norway where she spent
the summer months visiting her,
parents and other relatives. She
reports that the trip was wonderful
and she enjoyed seeing her people
again and finding them in good
health after the war scourge but
says that Montana is the best and
only place for her now.
TAYLOR FAMILY REUNION
HELD SUNDAY AT RANCH
Mrs. C. D Taylor, the Boyd, Reid,
John and Charles Taylor families
and Mrs. Funk and children gath
ered at the Taylor home ranch last
Sunday for an informal reunion and
dinner.
O. C. JOHNSON IN
GREAT FALLS HOSPITAL
O. C. Johnson left Friday for
Great Falls to receive medical at
tention at the clinic and has been
hospitalized there. His condition is
about the same at last reports.
INFORMAL BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION FOR
DR. J. C. MOSES
A small group of friends gath
ered for cards and refreshments at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. J. C.
Moses last Friday evening in cele
bration of the Doctor’s birthday.
“WELCOME BACK” PARTY
FOR THE “BOOTS” PETERSONS
Friends gathered at the apart
ment home of Mr. and Mrs. “Boots”
Peterson’ last Thursday evening to
welcome the newly weds home.
A social time was enjoyed and re
freshments were served.
FUDGE PARTY IS
GIVEN FOR DORIS
DERLIN AT MARRONS
A Fudge Party was held Mon
day evening as a farewell occasion
for Miss Doris Derlin of Bismarck
who has been visiting at the Gil
lette home in Wolf Point.
FAREWELL PICNIC
HELD SUNDAY FOR
THE J. B. SWITZERS
The J. B. Switzers who plan to
leave this week for their new home
in Colorado, w^re guests of honor
at a big picnic held Sunday after
noon at the Bridge Park. An en
joyable time was had by all and a
silver offering was given to the
Switzets to buy something for their
new home.
BABY SHOWER FOR
MRS. JOHN WIMMER
Mrs. John Wimmer and baby
daughter were honor guests at a
shower given by Mrs. A. R. Klatte
and Mrs. Jim Dolven at the Cal
Rogers home last Thursday even
ing. The greup of neighbors and
friends enjoyed an evening of con
versation and getting acquainted
with Nancy, and the hostesses
served a dainty lunch.
Veterans
LEARN TO FLY under
C. I. BILL OF RIGHTS!
If you are eligible under the G.l. Bill of Rights, the
chances are it wed't cost you a penny to become a pilot.
Come on out to the 'port and join a swell bunch of mon
and women who are not only learning to fly, but loaming
that private flying is good business in town or on the
farm — a grand clean sport, tool
El
ECCLES FLYING SERVICE
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
WOLF POINT, Phone 182 MONTANA
[ froud peSurpmed']
n->
NOT see
better in
Your assurance for the highest prices for your cream and
eggs comes from dealing with a reputable firm such as the
HI-LINE CREAMERY CO. . . We consistently pay higher prices
In order to get the best
—The answer to the above “You’d Be Surprised" will be found on
another page of this Issue of the Herald-News.
C<\
= TIRES & TUBES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES
| WASHING POLISHING
= LUBRICATION
= MOTOR TUNE UP
| HAGEN & BAKER
E , INDEPENDENT OPERATORS
= H. EARL CLACK CO.
= PHONE 41W WOLF POINT,-MONT.
1 Just purchased, a new, 1947 Flush
= Master. See us first and get your crank
= case and motor cleaned out for Winter.
f This machine cleans the inside of your
i motor and removes all sludge from the
= crankcase.
We now have a large supply of Black
= Simplex paint for you who want to
| paint your car. You just wipe it on and
| it looks like new.
See us and get your car tuned up for
= (he Winter.
—
Thoradajr, August 28, 1947
A. W. MILLARD FAMILY .
ENTERTAINED ALL WEEK '
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Millard and
son Walter of Tacoma, and Mr*.
Grace Millard were guest* at the
Elizabeth Millard farm home last
Thursday. \
Mrs. Leona Neumlller gave a
luncheon at the Hotel Sherman
Case on Sunday. Guests included
the A. W. Millard family, Mrs.
Grace ■ Millard and Mrs. E. Millard
family.
On Monday evening a family re
union dinner was held at the Wolf
Point Case attended by all mem
bers of the family mentioned in the
foregoing items. •
Monday, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Millard and Walter and Mrs. Grace
। Millard were luncheon guests at the
Fred Ahrens home at Vida and al
so visited with the Harry Kirk-
I Patricks while in the community.
AND YOU OTHER FOLKS:
Wa'd appreciate the chance to
tell you all about this flying
business. It's a safe, fast, reli
able means of transportation...
one that's really here to stay,
and g'row. Drop out, let's talk
it over. No obligation, of course.
W l U IN d i L)A11 < \
(ASTI UR I ZED
y > ki \m|
PHONE II I WOLF POINT

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