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FRAZER NEWS IN BRIEF
A. completely renovated school
greeted the grade and high school
•tudents of Frazer Sept. 6th. The
rooms were painted, the ploors var
allhed which put the school build
ing .in fine shape for the coming
year. Mr. I. Reddig and Mr. Orren
Keeler spent the summer working
on the school, assisted by Marvin
Dilbeck, also a new hardwood gym
nasium floor. The returning teach
ers are: Mrs. Evelyn Mason, Ist and
Ind grades; Mrs. Helen Peters, 3rd
and 4th grades; Mrs. Blanch Walton
7th and Bth grades; Mrs. Ferd Dec
er, English; Mr. Kesler, Math and
Bcience.... Mr. Dempsey, Supt. Com
mercial and coach. The new teach
ers are: Miss Strese 4th and 6th
grades; Mr. Conwell; 6th Isaac
Reddig, Custodian of the building.
Donald Stratton will drive the
school bus; Mrs. Cecil Sassen mat
ron at the dormitory.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex La Rocque were
Fort Peck callers Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Foster re
turned home with them Sunday
returning Monday.
A surprise ink and blue shower
Was given for Mrs. De lorme at the
Milton Forbes hortie Monday after
noon. Games with prizes and lunch
Was served. She received lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Jessie entertained for her
granddaughter Bonnie Peters on her
10th birthday Thursday afternoon a
few of her friends: Deanna Dahl.
Vivian Bridges, Joy and Mary Sue
Holtberg, Janice Dassonville, Ina
Mae Thoma, Rachel Brooks, John
nie Lee Stratton and Ricky Quiring.
The birthday cake and lunch was
served. Bonnie received lovely gifts.
Mrs. C. J. Quiring and son Richy
and Mrs. D. L. Stratton and son
Johnny Lee. spent Wednesday of
ternoon at the Geo. Brown home at
Nashua.
XThese Pages Are Read in Hundreds of N. E. Montana Homes Every Week!
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Two houses - $500.00
Mike Kalusik, Brockton —X3S
FOR SALE—Used Refrigerator,
Good condition. See A. L. Cooper.
—X35
For Sale or Trade
I
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
CATTLE—*3S Plymouth 4-door,
good shape. See Loran Casey or
call 221-W.
For Lease
FOR LEASE—32O acres of farm
land, lease expired April Ist. This
land is located on Tule Creek.
Anyone interested write Box 163,
Wolf Point. —35
TO LEASE—I4O acres, all farmed
and fenced at $5.00 per acre —
pay in advance, lease up Sept.,
1949. Also 40 acres, farmed ant
riercniiits
rtfkwf Pric+i m lnf •/ Snvfct Gwf—J
51 YEARS OF FAITHFUL SERVICK
Mr. and Mrs. John Hornok and
Kenneth of Chicago spent Monday
night at the Quams.
Supt. and Mrs. John Dempsey and
family who spent, the summer at
Mrs. Calfee returned Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchanans
parent,.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Johnson and
other relatives left for Seattle Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hentges and family
moved to Wolf Point last week from
their farm home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Berge and
family , Mr. and Mrs. Harley Elia
son, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Holtberg
and family, Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Eliason and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Denver Nichols, Mr. and Mrs. Rex
Nichols and Mary Lou spent Sun
day at the Donell Nichols farm homo
this being M. L. Eliason’s birthday.
Joe and Delano La Rocque were
Wolf Point callers Wednesday.
Services at the Lutheran church
Sunday morning at 11:30. There
will be a business meeting Thursday
evening for the congregation. Every
one is urged to be present.
Mrs. Harley Eliason gave a lunch
eon Saturday noon for her sister
Mrs. Harry Buchanan who has been
visiting here from Seattle. It was
her birthday. The guests were Mrs.
Dwight Bridges, Mrs. L. P. Holtberg,
Mrs. George Berge, Mrs. M. L. Elia
son, Mrs. L. J. Johnson and Mrs.
Ervin Fast.
Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schroeder and
Donald and Kathryn from Chicago
stopped in at the Cliff Quain homo
Friday and Monday nights on their
way to Seattle where Mr. Schroeder
will attend school.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner of Oswego
spent Thursday afternoon n Frazer
havng ther car worked on. Mrs.
Warner spent the afternoon wth
Mrs. Anna Hovey.
fenced to Poplar creek, 3 miles
from Poplar. Write Paul Hayne,
Elbowoods, N. Dak. —X-35.
WANTED
WANTED TO RENT—Partly fur
rtished 3 or 4 room house apart
ment. Call 367 R evenings. —35
WANTED —Reliable woman or girl
to care for small child afternoons
on school days. Mrs. Lloyd Zim
merman, Poplar X—3s
WOMAN OR GIRL WANTED—Tc
work 5 hour day. Electric Lunch
back of post office, across alley
C. D. Nelson. Wolf Point . %otf
NOW ON HAND
AT
LIEN
MOTOR SALES
Frazer , Mont.
1946 Chevrolet Fleetmaster tudor
sedan.
1947 Chevrolet coupe
I£4o IHC D 3 pick up
1939 Chevrolet %ton pickup
1947 KB2 International Pickup
1940 Dodge truck
New Farmall H. Tractor
New W 9 tractor
Farmall C tractor
Dempster Cultivators
IHC No. 8 7 foot field cultivator
16 ft. Jeoffroy cultivator
8 ft. Dyrr cultivator
Model 54A John Deere beet har
vester
Sichs beet loader, used
Two row John Deere beet puller,
used
Model A 7 one row IHC beet pull
er
HMI IHC sugar beet harvester
No. 10 four furrow International
plow
No. 2 11D IHC Hrarow plow
HMI7 Power lift field cultivator
No. 100 tractor manure spreader
Super six loader with stacker at
tachment
No. 30 I HC loader
All purpose farm wagon, on rub
ber
Calttle Currier
Air cooled engines
Used Miskin Scraper
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE
I will not be responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone other than
myself. E. A. Stidolph. —34
NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debt
except contracted by myself.—
Alvin W. Jacobs, Poplar. —33.
LEARN Auto & Diesel Mechanics,
Welding, Auto Body Repair. Prac
tical instruction. Approved for G.I.
training. Write for catalogue.
I HANSON MECHANICAL TRADE
John Day of Lusk Wyo., who will
teach arrived Wednesday.
Robert Franz who is employed at
the N Bar N ranch spent Monday
afternoon with the Mr. and Mrs.
Schroeder at Quams.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Lingle and fam
ily of Oswego moved to Frazer last
week.
Mrs. A. Karanen and children of
Nashua spent Wednesday afternoon
at the Geo. Berge home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berge
Presserville
Richard Gerberding, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Casterline and Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Ericwson’s daughter attend the
fair at Sidney.
Mrs. Ruduiph Berreth called at
the E. R. Merriman home Wednes
day.
The E. R. Merriman family left
on Thursday for a brief visit with
relatives in Illinois.
Arline Presser spent two days at
the Trnity hospital in Wolf Point
last week with appendix attack, but
is home again and feeling fine. „
Mr. and Mrs Howard Broaten
where ainouht the winner at the
Sidney fair. The prize is a Crosley
Electric range.
The Carl Presser’s family were
callers at the Albert Hoffman on
Labor day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Frederickson
and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Finkbiner Were dinner guests at
Eddie Schlepp home Sunday.
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LOCALLY NATIONALLY
OWNED XSTORES/ * ORGANIZED
SCHOOL, Box 1780-N, Fargo, N.
Dak. —X-3S.
6TH NATIONAL
Columbia
Show and Sale
I October 18 and 19
NATIONAL CONVENTION
OCT. 17— MINOT, N. DAK.
FOR RENT —Two light housekeep
ing rooms, gas, water, lights. One
cabin. School children preferred.
Peter Funk, 3rd ave. So., South
Wolf Point. —34.
Malta spent the weekend with rel
atives. .
Fifteen ladies spent Wednesday
afternoon at the L. P. Holtberg
home — Mrs. Holtbergs birthday,
also Mrs. D. Bridges and Mrs. A. L.
Taylor’s, who all had birthdays near
the same date. Lunch- was brought
in and gifts. A gift was given from
the Sunday school to Mrs. L. P.
Holtberg who is supt. and Mrs.
Taylor who had serve.
A special meeting was held at
the Lutheran church with the
church congregation Wednesday
evening. Discussion was about fur
nishing the parsonage at Nashua
ofparish.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Weidman
were pleasantly surprised Sunday
afternoon by the ladies of the Good
Sheperd Lutheran church of I‘rcs
serville at a pink and blue shower
given at the Carl Presser home.
Adrian Erickson run a cement
slab for his new garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Antop Abraham and
Carl Presser had some more sewer
lines added to the already modern
town of Presserville. Mr. Louis
Green of Wolf Point done the work.
Add Lunde left Wednesday morn
ing for Missoula, Washington and
plans on bringing back a load of
lumber from the western part of the
state.
Fountain Pen Ink in Pints
—Refill your small bottles from
this non-drip container. 11.00 at
Herald-News office.
“ The Harald-Newa, Wolf Point, Montana, Thuraday, Sapt. 8, 194»-
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to secure extra colors and tints.
Burgundy Red, Jonquil Yellow, Mom
Green and Smeky Blue.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT—2 room apartment
furnished. Call 117-J Wolf Point.
—34
Pon'tgefmfo this fix&
7?aete BEFORE 7rot4/b/e/
90% of all tire trouble occurs in the last 10% /A / g=r
of tire life. If your tires are worn, bring 'em /// /
in and we'll buy the unused mileage ....
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to Standard office for reward.
—33 & 34.
CAMRUD MOTORS
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
Page Eleven
SOUTH
CULBERTSON
fl IS — B
The Hill boys and Kenneth want
to Sdney to care for their 4H pigs
they had on--exhibition at the fair.
We are all proud that the boys re«
ceived the blue ribbon on their pig*.
Those attending the fair Tuesday
from this community were: Mr. and
Matt Antenson, the Pete Johnson
Bennie Antensen family and Mrs.
Mrs. Don Brch and children, ths
family, the Hill family, the Ova
Madson family, and Mr. and Mrs.
Pat Gould.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meyer and
Norma of Wolf Point were overnita
guests on their return from Sidney
fair at the Stan Patch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayneard Cellmer,
her mother and the girls, Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Hill, and Mr. and Mrs.
Stan Patch and children were via*
itors at the fair Wednesday.
Edward Hodges and Lloyd Falls
well were visitors in this community
Thursday. Edward is from Seattle,
but was formerly of south of Brock
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Antensen
and Raymond and their niece June
were shoppers in Sidney Friday.
The Antonsen twins spent tha
weekend visiting their grandmothar
and aunt in Culbertson.
A card party and dance was held
at the school hoiHu/ Saturday. Tha
high prizes were won by Mr. Ever
ett Baxter and Ira Palmer, the low
prizes were won by Maynard and
Mrs. Everett Baxter. A good time
was bad by those who attended.
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Howard and
Myrna were Sunday visitors at tha
Stan Patch home.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Gould motored
to her brother’s home at the State
Line Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Antonsen and
children were Sunday visitors at
Grele Stanfords.
VIDA NEWS
» K —■
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Vine arrived
last week from Texas to visit at
the I*. L. Vine home. The Russel
Ness family also came down from
Plentywood to spend the weekend at
the Vine home.
Dormer Glyshaw drove the sohool
bus to Sidney Tuesday and took the
4H club boys and girls to the fair*
The girls won several cash prizes
and ribbons on articles of clothing
which they made and exhibited*
Mrs. Glyshaw, Mrs. Peck, and Mrs.
L*. C. Kelly accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thor from
north of Minot were guests at the
Sig Jensen home last week.
Mrs. Hayes is moving to Poplar
thte week where she will teach this
term.
Word has been received that Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Leuenberger arrived
safely in Phoenix, Arizona.
Pete Melby accompanied his ne
phew back to Wisconsin last week,
where he will make his home.
Mrs. Everett Hos land and Mre.
Smith spent a few days in Miles
City last week.
The McClellan’s attended the fair
in Glendive Saturday.
Axel Eriskson, 110 Peck, and Walter
Schillinger are driving new cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Beck, the
Art Mossestads and Berreths anu
Paul Schillingers were among the
Vida people attending the fair ai
Sidney.
The Dormer Glyshaw family re
turned to their home in Billings the
first of the week.
Mrs. Joe Schillinger, Mrs. Allan
Schillinger and Mrs. Welter Schlh
inger attended the wedding shower
in honor of Bernadette Uappa in
Circle Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Van Atia
left this week on a vacation trip
to Missoula and Billings where they
will visit relatives.
A pleasant afternoon was spent
at the Vida hall, Sunday. The&c
casion being the 4H club achieve
ment day. The boys and girls put
on an interesting program, and the
girls exhibited the articlesof cloth
ing they had made. A potluck lunch
was enjoyed at one o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth SchllUager
went to Glasgow Thursday after
who arrived on the streamliner from
noon to meet Miss Esther Sofclbei
Seattle and spent several days at
the Schillinger home.
Harold Eggebrecht moved hla
family to Wolf Point last week.
The Bert Bogars and Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ahrens are spending a
few days in Billings this week.

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