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Page Two
OSWEGO
By Shirley Mae Bridges
Robert Phillips was a business
caller in Wolf Point Monday.
Those who attended the Basket
ball games in Frazer Tuesday from
Oswego were: Mrs. Frank Redstone,
Mae, Elaine Olson, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Dubbe, Mrs. Leonard Rada and son,
Ben McClammy, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wetsit and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Jackson and children. Mrs. Shirley
Bridges, Betty, Bob Phillips.
Frank Meyers was a business
caller in town Tuesday.
Lester and Russell Nickels of
Nashua were business callers at the
VX bar ranch Tuesday. The boys
purchased the registered Morgan
Stallion "Gyroc” from Mr. and Mrs.
Shirley Bridges.
Elaine Olson of Wolf Point was a
house guest of Mae Redstone Tues
day evening.
Mrs. R. Scott, Mrs. Lucy Tyner,
Mrs. Russell Lowe, Mrs. Harold
Frazier, Mrs. August Knapp. Mrs.
Dwight Bridges. Mrs. Shirley
Bridges. Robert Phillips were shop
pers in Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sweeting were
business callers in Wolf Point Mon
day.
Abbey Todd and son of Wiota
were business callers in town on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott add
children were callers in town Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Bridges
Betty, Robert Phillips were dinner
quests of Mr. and Mrs. Deverett
Baker in Wolf Point Friday ev
ening.
Mrs. Russell Lowe. Mrs. Russell
Scott, Mrs. Shirley Bridges and
daughter Betty were shopping in
Wolf Point Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Rada and child
ren were shoppers in Wolf Point
Saturday.
Q. P. McClammy was a business
callers tn wolf Point Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ' Dwight Bridges.
Dean and Vivian of Frazer were
The HERALD-NEWS
OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF ROOSEVELT COUNTY
Established in 1913
Continuation of The Wolf Point Herald. The Roosevelt County
News, The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter, The
Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second class matter at the post office at Wolf Point
Montana. July 11. 1946, under the Act of March 3. 1879.
IMDOHAL (DHOW AL_
JaO^QCIATIQN
Member Eastern Montana Press Association
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point.
County Seat of Rooeevelt County, Montana
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
Editors and Publiahera
G. C. (Kip) HINTON, Aasociate Editor
— SUBSCRIPTION RATES —
Year 13.09 (In the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone, Daniels, Val
ley, Sheridan and Richland). Outalde the above counties, $3.50
per year.
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MEN’S HANDKERCHIEFS
Huge, 17"* 17" man-sized handkerchiefs Cl/A
in soft, fine cotton. He’ll like the smart 7
printed borders, bright colors! ea.
CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Coming to the Liberty Theatre
December 25-26-27
Red Skelton in “MERTON OF THE MOVIES.” Matinee
2:30 p. m. Christmas Day.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Bridges and Betty Sunday.
Mrs. Harold Frazier started to
work Friday at the Red Owl Store
in Wolf Point during the Christmas
rush.
Ben McClammy was a business
caller in Glasgow Saturday.
MRS FRANK PETERSON
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. Frank Peterson entertained
at bridge last Friday evening. Four
tables were in play. The hostess
served refreshments late in the ev
ening.
* 1 "
THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
BROCKTON
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Kuehnle were
in from north community Monday.
The Harlem Legionnaires played
the Brockton Imps here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Nygard, Louie
Loen and Mr. and Mrs. Bert John
son motored to Williston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert JohnSbn and
Del Ray left by train to Kindred,
North Dakota to visit her folks a
week.
The Warriors played Bainville
here Tuesday evening. Warriors
winning both games. The B team
score was 23-30 and Ist team 30-32.
Ted Johnson and Verncn left for
Kalispell Thursday to visit their
brothers a few days.
Mrs. Sam Nygard and James
and Mrs. Julius Johnsen were busi
ness callers in Poplar Thursday.
Vital Jaumotte left for Belt, Mont
Friday where Mrs. Vital Jaumotte
Is visiting her folks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dehner at
tended the Harlem Legionaire game
here Monday.
Mrs. Julie Jaumotte of Culbert
son is here visiting at the Arvid
Dahlberg heme a few days.
The Warriors lost their first
^ame here Friday against Poplar. It
being, any ones game until the last
few minutes. The score ending 28-
34. The Warriors B team won 28-
36. Large crowd attended the game.
Those who attended the Brock
ton-Poplar game from north com
munity were Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Cormack, Mina Lauridsen, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dehner, Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Qualley and Tilford Vraa.
Mr. and Mrs. Delton Blanton re
turned from Crosby, North Dakota
where they visited her folks.
Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Vraa returned
from their honeymoon Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shanks were
Wolf Point shoppers Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gunder Vraa of
North community motored to Pop
lar Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Johnson
wore Williston shoppers Saturday.
Funeral services for Lewis Bur
shla were held at Poplar Saturday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Jake
Bighorn were held at Fort Kipp
Saturday afternoon.
C. J. Samuelson, Harriet and
Carol motored to Sidney Saturday.
TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — Un
derwood and Remington, good
quality, non - typefilling and
long-lasting ribbons. Also add
ing machine ribbons and paper
rolls. Herald-News office. Wolf
Point. jtf
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It’s just plain common tenu to take your John Deere \J J \
Farm Equipment to those who service it best. .. your 1 / \
John Deere representative in this community. / \
We ve equipped our shop with the latest precision \
tools to do the work the way it should be done. Our / f\ \
trained mechanics, with factory “know-how”, will \«\ \ K \
give your equipment a thorough going over ... making \ 1
, necessary adjustments, replacing worn-out parts ] 1
with only genuine John Deere Parts, and returning
your equipment to you looking and running just like
Come in the next time you’re in town and let us es- 1 \
ornate the cost of your reconditioning requirements. A
You’ll be surprised at the completeness of the work dSF I /Ulj
we do at a mighty economical price. //^HT
IBSEN IMPUMENT CO. <
Wolf Point, Mont. ,
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BUY ONLY GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS - THEY FIT AND WEAR LI KE THE ORIGINALS!
SOUTH RIVER
Mr. O. B. Horseford, left Sunday
on a short business trip to St. Paul.
Delegates and members of the
Farmers Union Elevator Board re
turned Saturday from St Paul.
They report attending a very in
teresting meeting.
The conservation Committee is
building a dam for Sylvester Dil
lon on the old Blodgett place which
Sylvester recently purchased.
About forty attended the Farmers
Union Meeting Friday night at the
Albert Burner home. A voluntary
program, had been called for by the
chairman and it proved to be in
teresting and original. Melvin Byx
be is the new member. A pct-luck
lunch was served and games and
music were enjoyed by all after
the business meeting. We were glad
to see some town folks out.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bawden vi
sited at the Horseford home, Fri
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuglesbo and
Mr. and Mrs. Jens Dahl, visited at
the Halverson home recently.
Lee Rhoads and his grandmo
ther, Mrs. Lou Rhoads, are visiting
Lee’s sister, Mrs. Clyden, in Illin
ois.
The Clarence Dillon family visi
ted at the Bud Cahill home, Sun
day.
Charlie Noreen returned Wednes
day from a month’s visit near St.
Paul. He was called there by the
Watches
Elgin — Hamilton — Gruen
WALTHAM
ALSO LADIES’ AND MENS’
17-JEWEL LANDAU WATCHES
as low as $29,75 TAX INC.
DRESSER SETS
BILLFOLDS OF
QUALITY
MENS’ AND LADIES’
AGATE JEWELRY
TIE CHAINS LOCKETS
RINGS EARRINGS
ELGIN AMERICAN COMPACTS
White Jewelry
JIM LARSON, Prop.
Wolf Point, Mont.
eerious illness of his brother, who
passed away, before Charlie arriv
ed.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burner stay
ed with Mrs. Herman Burner, north
of Wolf Point, while their son, Her
man attended a business meeting in
St. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. George Good made a
business trip to Williston Satur
day.
Earl Good and Frank, Frederick
called at Herman Luenbergers Sun
day to buy some livestock.
A school meeting was held at E.
E. Rhoads home by Sunnyside di
rectors, Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Wittenberg
returned from Great Falls, last
week, where they had gone for med
ical consultation.
RIVERSIDE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuhene were
Sunday callers at Bert Richards.
Mr. Armand Richard drove to
Mlles City Wednesday to get Patsy
who was In the hospital there.
Edgar Lemieux, Jake Neumiller,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kuehne and
family and John Dauglas all help
ed little Arlene Olson celebrate her
Sth birthday.
Jake Neumiller left Wednesday
evening for Havre to be with his
mother who Is In the hospital there.
Mr, and Mrs. Joe Legare of Flax
ville and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Le-
sare of Wolf Point, visited relatives
and friends In the community Wed
nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Legare
used to live on the present Laur
ence Olson farm.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lemieux and
Edgar motored to Frazer on busi
ness Friday.
Clarence and Harry Olson were
in Wolf Point Friday.
Wilfred Cheeney Is geetting hls
house wired for lights which he
hopes to have soon.
The Bell XS-1, built at Niagra
Falls for the U. S. Air Force is ex
pected to reach spee'ds of 1500 miles
per hour.
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EVENING IN PARIS
OLD SPICE
SOLON PALMER
DAGGETT & RAMSDELL
COTY
MAX FACTOR
CHEN-YU
COURTLEY’S MEN SETS
SHEAFFER & PARKER
PEN efid PENCIL SETS
BILLFOLDS by MEEKER
CAMERAS
ELECTRIC RAZORS
OLD SPICE MEN SETS
MEN’S LEATHER FITTED CASES,
HUXSOL DRUG
WAYNE GILLETTE, WOLF POINT
A RECORD YEAR
OF GROWTH
1947 S ’
1946
1940
This month marks the end of a year
which saw the greatest growth of tele
phone facilities ever recorded in this
state. After war ended and materials
slowly became available we embarked
on an expansion program far greater
than anything before in our history. In
1946 we began to get some of the equip
ment we needed—and this year we
were able to get more from our manu
facturers.
But the job is far from being finished.
We want to take care of all those whose
orders for new service, or for changes in
type of service, have been delayed.
>h
So, in 1948, we expect to be busier than
ever-—installing more and more equip
ment to bring you a constantly improv
ing service.
TNI MOUNTAIN STATU TILIPNONt A THIURAM COMPANY
*
Thursday, December 18, 1947
Basket Social
St. Catherine'* group of the Al
tar Society i* sponsoring a
BASKET SOCIAL
ANO DANCE
DEC. 26 AT THE
PARISH HALL
Admission will be fifty cents
per couple snd a box lunch for
two. Everyone welcome. Mucic
by the Musicairea.

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