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Page Four
The Ray O'Briens
Honored on Their
Silver Wedding
The Mineral Bench community
residents gathered Saturday even
ing at the Mineral Bench School
house to honor Mr. and Mrs. Ray
O’Brien on their silver wedding an
niversary.
The group started off the even
ing by going to the O’Brien farm
home where they Charivaried the
bride and groom of twenty-five
years ago. Following this bit of
merriment, the entire group went
to the school where a whist party
occupied the remainder of the ev
ening. Seven tables were in play
perfect
Christmas
seasoning
r IKS
Rew I K \ i 111
A perfect gift — neckwear seasoned
* with sunshine. Yes . . . give him a
bright Christmas with Hollyvogue Ties
» . • rich, colorful, Californian!
Initial Handkerchiefs
Belt or Suspenders
Garters and sox
Billfold Leather Gloves
Muffler Shirt
Necktie Pajamas
Bathrobe Florsheim Shoes
House Slippers Freeman Shoes
Stetson Hat Woolen Jacket
Leather Jacket
Jenselite Jacket
(The insulated, featherlite jacket)
Curlee Suit
Curlee Overcoats
Pendleton Virgin Wool
Blanket
This year for the first time in years—our stock of nationally
knovyn brands is again up to a splendßt high. Men appreciate
well known brands. Please remember this store is headquarters
for
GIFTS MEN APPRECIATE
THE FAD
0. C. and Don W.
GILCOR OIL BURNING FLOOR FURNACE
Check these Outstanding Features!
MAXIMUM HEAT OUTPUT OF APPROXIMATELY 50,000 BTU PER HOUR
MAXIMUM OIL CONSUMPTION—ONLY */ a GALLON PER HOUR!
CLEARANCE—VENT PIPE TO FLOOR—JW E NTY-ON E INCHES
FUEL—NO. 1 FUEL OIL OR NO. 2 COMMERCIAL STANDARD
CASING WIDTH—24 3/16 INCHES
CASING DEPTH INCLUDING BASE— 421/, INCHES
FLOOR OPENING REQUIRED—24'/* INCHES x 34'/ 4 INCHES
FUEL LINE SIZE—3/8 INCH
AUTOMATIC DRAFT REGLUATOR STANDARD EQUIPMENT
AUTOMATIC THERMOSTAT CONTROL SET OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
COME IN AND SEE THIS FINE FLOOR FURNACE
You Get More with Gilcor
The best from Les for Less
L. W. ZIMMERMAN, Owner
Club, Social and Personal Items
with high scores going to Mrs. Nor
man Jensen and Chris Tange and
low scores to Mary Ann O’Brien
and Alvin Schagunn.
Lunch was served at midnight to
forty people seated at small tables
decorated in blue and silver. There
was a beautifully decorated wedding
cake made by Mrs. Aqt Mohr cf
Poplar.
After the lunch, Mrs. C. S. Tange
presented the couple with a purse
of silver and the assemblage join
ed in wishing Mr. and Mrs. O’Brien
many more years of marriage hap
piness.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pipal and
Mrs. Tommy Vine of Circle were
business callers in Wolf Point last
Friday.
THE HERALD-NEWS — Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Former Wolf Point
Girl Bride of Seattle
Man November 26
Miss Bernice M. Magnuson,
daughter of Mrs. Anna Magnuson,
became the bride of Mr. Heyward
O. Thompson In a candlelight cere
mony on November 26th at the
Renton Lutheran church at Renton,
Wash.
The bride wore a white brocaded
satin dress with train and a sweet
heart neckline. A coronet of seed
pearls held her full-length tulle
lace-edged veil. She carried a bou
quet of white chrysanthemums and
white roses centered with a pale
orchid.
Selma Svendsen, sister* of the
bride, was matron of honor and
Marlon Bougie, sister of the groom,
was bridesmaid. They wore match
ing dusty rose taffeta dresses and
carried bouquets of white chrys
anthemums and yellow roses. Best
man and usher were Mr. Tony Tu
dor and Mr. Jerry Bougie.
Mr. Alvin Svendsen, brother-in
law of the bride, sang “Oh Promise
Me,’’ “Because’’ and “The Lord’s
Prayer.”
Out-of-town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Svendsen of Oakland,
California; Mr. and Mrs. O. R. T^ang
of Williston, N. Dak; also guests
formerly of Wolf Point were Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Miller now resid
ing in Seattle.
Woman's Club Party
At Wolf Point Case
The Senior Woman’s Club group
will hold their annual Christmas
party in th^ Wolf Point Case Club
Room Monday evening, December
22nd. There will be the usual ex
change of gifts, said gifts to be
limited to inexpensive articles. The
program will consist of singing and
a social good time.
“SKOOKY”TRACK HAS
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
Mrs. Francis Folster entertained
the Sunday school children at the
Mission house Saturday, Dec. 13th
in honor of her grandson “Skooky”
Roy Track, Jr., on his sixth birth
day. His classmates showered him
with gifts and all enjoyed a lunch
complete with shining birthday
cake. The young folk played games
until time to go home.
CAROLLING PARTY
The Junior LDR group of the
First Lutheran church enjoyed a
festive occasion Monday evening
when their group and several
friends went out singing Christmas
Carols to all places where shut-ins
could be found. The caroling was
followed by a hot lunch served in
the church parlors by the members.
ALTAR SOCIETY GROUP
ENTERTAINED
Mrs. R. D. Knapp and Mrs. Paul
Green entertained the Little Flow
er group of the Altar society at
the Knapp home on Thursday ev
ening. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook of
Seattle and Ferris Price of Willis
ton dropped in during the evening.
FORMER WOLF POINT
GIRL HAS DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dickey of Co
lumbia Falls are the parents of a
baby daughter born Sunday, De
cember 14th at a hospital in Helena.
The young lady weighed 7 lbs. and
4 oz. Mrs. Dickey is the former Jo
Tilton of Wolf Point.
BABY DAUGHTER BORN
Mrs. Lillian Forsness received
word Monday of the arrival of a
baby daughter to Mr. ai/1 Mrs. Rod
ney McEntyre at Bozeipan on Mon
day. December Ith. Mrs. McEntyre
is the former June Rusche, daugh
ter of Mrs. Forsness.
Mr. and Mrs. Faye Knapp of Poc
atello, Idaho visited at the R. D.
Knapp home a few days last week
before going on to Scobey to visit
at the parental Knapp home.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Nees and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Pickthorn and
family, Ernest Fachner and Ed
Mack were dinner guests at the
Addie Carpenter home Sunday.
Mrs. Arlie Foor and Mrs. Roy
Hansen made a business trip to
I Great Falls the first of the week.
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S
GUILD HOLDS CHRISTMAS
PARTY TUESDAY
A large group of members and
friends of the Presbyterian Wo
men’s Guild held their annual
Christmas Party Tuesday evening
in the church parlors. Mrs. E. F.
Slaght, president of the guild gave
a message of welcome to the en
tire group followed by the Candle
light service under the direction of
Mrs. Cliff Rodger.
Lunch was served by the hostes
ses Mrs. Carl Deck, Mrs. Winfield
Montgomery,, Mrs. Dick Strachan*
and Mrs. Jessie Boissens.
Each member brought a gift
which was presented to Mrs. Cropp
for use in the Indian Mission boxes.
To Hold Christmas
Party, A. J. Thomas'
The Wolf Point Local Nnumber
53 of the Farmers Union will meet
at the farm home of Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Thomas Friday evening, De
cember 2Gt hat 8 o’clock. This will
be the regular December meeting
followed by the annual Christmas
party with gift exchange. The Ju
nior Reserve Award pins have ar
rived and will be given to those
who have earned them, at this
meeting.
ANGELA DOUGHERTY
ON VACATION VISIT
Angela Dougerty, R. N. arrived
in Glasgow on the streamliner Sun
day where she was met by her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Dougherty
and her brother D. J. Dougherty
and family. They all visited at the
Leo Dougherty home, before re
turning to Wolf Point.
Miss Dougherty is on a three
w^eks vacation from her duties as
anesthesist at the Mayo Clinic at
Rochester.
MRS FRED MARQUARDT
HONORED AT STORK SHOWER
Mrs. Fred Marquardt was hon
ored at a stork shower held last
Wednesday, a week, at the Grayson
home. Hostesses to the large crowd
were Mrs. Ellis Thorsen, Mrs. W. A.
Feick, Mrs. J. C. McLachlan, and
Mrs. Einar Traeholt and of course,
Mrs. George Grayson. Decorations
and luncheon favors were appro
priate to the occasion and Mrs.
Marquardt received a wealth of
gifts from her friends.
STORK SHOWER FOR
MRS. ELDRIDGE FRIDAY
Mrs. Park Eldridge was compli
mented at a stork shower held Fri
day evening, December sth at the
home of Mrs. Glen Brown. Assist
ant hostesses were Mrs. Charles
Rathert and Mrs. Werner Schreiber.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Mrs. Arne Solheim and Mrs. Hen
ry Reddekopp were hostesses at a
pink and blue shower held last
Friday evening at the George
Grayson home complimenting Mrs.
Morris Nygaard. She received many
gifts from her friends and the
hostesses served lunch to the group
of twenty-five guests.
COFFEE PARTIES
Mrs. Al Huber was hostess at a
coffee party for a group of friends
and neighbors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. N. O. Winnes entertained
at a coffee party Monday after
noon.
Sewing an^ visiting and the
lunch filled a pleasant afternoon
in both cases.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cook, former
Wolf Point residents visited old
friends in this city and took care of
business matters in this section.
The Cooks now make their home
in Seattle, Wash.
Leo Dougherty of Glasgow trans
acted business and visited relatives
in Wolf Point Monday of this week.
I /tOa/
TMli: VW
—also—
Arrow Ties
Wilson Brothers
Wembley Nor-East
Hundreds of beautiful ties* muf
flers handkerchiefs belts, sus
penders, billfolds. Always
The
FAD
For Gifts
Men Appreciate
St. Catherine Group
Will Sponsor Basket
Social and Dance
St. Catherine's gronp of the Al
tar Society is sponsoring an old
fashioned basket social and dance
on December 26th at the Parish
Hall. Music for the dance will be
furnished by the Musicaires and
all the ladies are asked to bring a
box or basket lunch for two.
The younger generation haven’t
had the opportunity to know what
real pleasure can come from a
“Basket Social’’ say the oldsters
and this is an excellent chance to
get acquainted with this party plan
of other days.
SOUTHSIDE BROWNIES
HAVE CHEERY CHRISTMAS -
PARTY AT BURNISONS
Mrs. Elmer Bostow and Mrs. Wil
mar Burniscn leaders of the South
side Brownie Scouts, entertained
the troop on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Burnison.
Entertainment consisted of sing
ing of Qhristmas Carols, games and
contests in keeping with the holi
day season, also several Christmas
stories were told.
The Holiday motif was carried
out in decorations, prizes and fa
vors. Tiny reindeer and fir bran
ches graced the mantle-piece and
candles were lighted about the’
room.
The afternoon closed with the
hostesses serving “brownies,’’
Christmas cookies, and cocoa.
Twelve girls were present with two
visitors.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
FOR LUCILLE CLOUD
Miss Katherine Haas entertained
a group of riends at the L. F.
Bruggeman home last Wednesday
evening in honor of the birthday
of Mrs. Lucille Cloud.
The guest of honor was presented
with a gift fro mthe group and the
hostesses served refreshments.
GARY SETHRE CLEBRATES
HIS FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nygaard, Mr.
and Mrs. Morris Nygaard and Burle
Nygaard spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Don Sethre and
family where a birthday dinner was
held for five year old Gary Sethre.
HAVE BABY BOY
Friends in Wolf Point received
announcements the past week of
the arrival of a baby boy on De
cember 9th to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Husband at Lewistown. The 7-lb.
11-oz. son has been named Timothy
James.
The Husband’s are former Wolf
Point residents.
i Enjoy the Holidays with these Foods
: Prices Good Friday, Dec. 19 ththru Wednesday, Dec. 24th
; Good, Dry
ONIONS
\ 7c lb. - 6 lbs.
; 40c
j KELLOGG'S CORN
I FLAKES, W
1 h Case $1.19
t w W7C Libby's—A few left at AH f
£ Your Choice of'Home Made Style or ■■X
t Freeh Cucumber 1 pt. 9-oz. Jar *
> Atwood's Maxwell House IL
€ J wh ile thiß stock Laßtß ID.
• Excellent Quality for Gifts
; SCHRAFTS BOX CANDY
; GREEN 8-oz. Bottle
I Maraschino Cherries 38c
S FRESH VEGETABLES FOR YOUR HQLIDAY TABLE
* CHECK THESE ITEMS FOR YOUR DINNER
» Mince Meat
* Sweet Pickles
* Dill Pickles
It Sweet Relish
~ Chow Chow
» Green Olives
► Ripe Olives
► Stuffed Olives
* COMPLETE LINE OF CHRISTMAS CANDY
; PETERSON’S GROCERY
► . PHONE 55-W
i Wolf Point, Montana
MRS. HARRY CASEY HAS
BRIDGE DINNER WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Harry Casey was hostess at
a dinner and bridge party last Wed
nesday evening at her home. High
score went to Mrs. R. D. Knapp, sec
ond high to Mrs. Lucille Cloud,
honor prize to Marian Moses and
low to Mrs. Roy Hansen.
MRS. WARE ENTERTAINS
AT COFFEE PARTY
Mrs. Julius Ware was hostess at
a coffee party Tuesday afternoon
What Is Blue Cross?
Blue Cross is a non-profit voluntary plan for providing prepaid
hospital care. It is owned and operated by the hospitals of
Montana.
What Is M.P.S.?
Montana Physicians’ Service is a non-profit voluntary plan for
providing prepaid medical and surgical care. It is owned and
operated by the physicians and surgeons of Montana. Ask your
family doctor.
Who Is Eligible?
1. All persons employed in groups of three or more.
2. Twelve or more Self-Employed persons may apply as a
group.
3. Wives or husbands and dependent children may be included.
No age limit for husband or wife.
No health statement.
Existing conditions are covered.
Dues are only a few cents a day.
our Representative,
W. E. (Bill) Burnison Agency
BUS. PHONE 63 RES. 185-R
JOIN THE FUN
at the
CHARRO
NEW YEARS DANCE
RANCH NITE CLUB
DECEMBER 31*
Bring in the New Year
in Western Fashion!
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Marshmallow
CREAM - 2 pts.
49c
VANILLA — LEMON
IMITATION EXTRACTS
2-oz. Bottle 6c
5c and 10c
Bar Candy
DRINKS By the Box
Salad Dressing
Sandwich spread
Jams - Jellies
Green Beans,
whole
*'
Thursday, December 18, 1947 <
of last week at her home in Wolf
Point Guests were Mrs. Anna Ny
land, Mra. Clara Fleenor, Mra. Mar
garet Hubbard and Mra. Albert
Dulenty.
The Misses Reba and Greta
Knudsvig returned to their home
in Wolf Point Friday after a five
weeks visit with relatives in the
east. They visited their sister and
family In Milwaukee, Wise., and
uncle in Chicago and other rela
tives and friends in Richmond, cen
tral Indiana.
Waldorf
Soda Crackers
1-lb. 80x.... 22c
Cranberry Sauce
Asparagus
Boysen berries.
Canned
Peas
Strawberries,
Frozen
Fruit Cocktail

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