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Page Eight
Poplar News
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Peterson and
family spent Thursday in Glasgow.
Mrs. Elsie Carpenter left Thurs
day morninp for Redwood, Calif., to
•pend the winter.
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TOUB rO&D DEiZJI
WOLF POINT, MONtANA
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(Last Week’s News)
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Breese spent
Monday at the Sidney fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Solberg and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ostby of Elbow
Lake, Minn., returned on Friday
from an auto trip through both
parks and the Solbergs visited in
Minnesota on their way home.
Mrs. Mable Gorder returned fropi
a two months visit with her daugh
ter in California and other relatives
on the coast.
Mrs. Jack Jackson of Bozeman
has been visiting her mother, Mrs.
Florence Dale and sister Helen and
returned home Tuesday.
Jack Patch, Frank Cusker and
Miss Marion Patch were week end
visitors at the rodeo in Miles City
last week.
Misses June and Genevieve Burg
le left last week for liewistown
where they will take up nursing in
the hospital there.
Verner Nelson of north of Brock
ton left last week with his daughter
and family, the Art Wellington’s,
for their home in Spokane, for a
visit. **
Rev. and Mrs. E. O. Pearson and
little daughter returned on Wednes
day from a trip to Chicago where
they visited with Rev. Pearson’s
family.
A few friends of Mrs. Annie Hel
mer’s surprised her on her birthday
on Monday by dropping in for cake
and cofee and leaving her a few
pretty gifts.
Friday night will be the first
meeting of the Order of the Eastern
Star for their fall session and all
members are requested to be pres
ent.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Forrest spent
Wednesday at the Sidney fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Zimmerman
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Smith left
Tuesday for Helena where they will
transact business.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Voorhees
and family took in the Sidney fair
on Tuesday.
Jimmie Helmer returned last
week from spending the summer
with relatives on the Big Muddy.
Miss Dorothy Drovdahl, former
home ec. teacher in our high school,
was a guest at the Harry Skinner
home last Thursday. She was on'
her way to Missoula, where she will
teach in the Missoula colinty high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Neal of Kalis
pell are visiting in town this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Witschem and
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Gohman of St.
Cloud, Minn., visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Goedert. Mr.
Witschem is a nephew and Mrs.
Gohman a niece of Mrs. Goedert’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark are
spending a few days on the coast.
C. J. Samuelson and daughters of
Brockton shopped in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Christ Hauer and Mrs. Oscar
Evenson visited in Minot last week.
Mrs. Bernice Hansen and family
spent Tuesday at the fair in Sidney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coil returned
Tuesday from their honeymoon trip
to Glacier park and Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford Monroe and
their son Bud left for a trip to Port
land and will take in both parks.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Iverson and
Mrs. Eleanor Angell spent Wednes
day at the Sidney fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyler of
Portland, Oregon, visited a few
days at the Art Corbin home.
Mmes. Oscar Lawson; Merle Nel
son; Adolph Kaul; Harry Flem
ming and Fred Reynolds spent last
Friday with friends in Williston.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson and
family and his mother, Mrs. Frank
Nelson of the southside left Tuesday
to go through the Yellowstone park.
Mlsb Peggy Lawson arrived in
Poplar on Sunday from spending
the summer in the Yellowstone park
where she was employed.
The T. W. Lawson family left on
Thursday for their home in kill
ings; they have spent the summer
here looking after their crops.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sage re
turned to their new home in Great
Falls the last of this week. They
have been here for the harvesting of
their wheat.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Camrud of Wolf
Point and Mr. and Mrs. William
Stahl of Culbertson were dinner
guests at the Ben Zimmerman home
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THE HERALD-NEWS Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
on Sunday. , , . .
Littli- Bobbie Moilancn celebrated
his third birthday on August 28
with two birthday cakes, one at his
home in the l’oplar hospital and the
other at the Earl Bawden’s, his
aunt and. uncle. He received many
nice gifts.
Services for
Harry Hollow
Held Tuesday
Harry Hollow died at his home
at Fort Kipp after a brief illness.
He was born March 17, 1883, attend
ed the Poplar Indian boarding
school and lived the major part of
his life in the Fort Kipp community.
In 1909 he was united In marriage
to Nannie Smith who preceded him
in death on October'3. 1935.
On January 2, 1946 he was united
in marriage to Isabelle Savior. At
the age of 66 he passed away early
Sunday morning. He leaves to
mourn him his wife Isabelle, two
sons and their families, Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Hollow and Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Hollow, and his mar
ried daughter Mrs. Calvin Yellow
robe and Miss Harriet Hollow and
three granddaughters and one
grandson.
Funeral services were held in the
Fort Kipp Presbyterian church with
Rev. Harry Jones officiating with
Rev. Cropp and Rev. Phillips assist
ing. Interment was in the Fort
Kipp cemetery.
ARCHDALE NAMED
DELEGATE TO
INDIAN CONVENTION
James Archdale has accepted the
appointment as delegate to the Rap
id City convention of Sept. 21 to
34 of the National Congress of
American Indians. The local chap
ter of the Montana Indians desires
a good representation, and others
will be appointed later. Questions
of national interest will be discussed
and policy of government will be
considered. A representation of
500 delegates from all over the
United States is anticipated, men
of Indian blood of national reputa
tion will be speakers.
HOME DESTROYED
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Nello
Blair north of Poplar burned to the
ground on Tuesday morning while
Nello was at McAnnally’s helping
with the combining and Mrs. Blair
was away from the home so that
nothing was saved but the clothes
they were wearing. The cause is
unknown at present.
REV. WIFE,
ATTEND CONFERENCE
Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Brown of
the Assembly of God. church left
Monday to attend the general coun
cil of the church at the civic audi
torium in Seattle, Wash., Sept. 3
to 8.
The bus from the Indian school at
Pierre, S. Dak., was in town getting
the children from this community
who are to attend school there this
year.
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Jones, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew White, Mrs.
Maude Good Boy and many others
from here and Wolf Point who at
tended the Presbyterian Indian an
nual mission meeting at Ft. Yates,
N. Dak., have all returned home.
Miss Nettle Ove of Minnesota who
has been visiting her sister Mrs.
George Conlin In Williston, spent
Sunday in Poplar and she and Mrs.
Oscar Lawson left by train Monday
morning for Minnesota. Mrs. Law
son will visit relatives and friends
in Minnesota and Wisconsin before
returning home.
Mrs. Albert Grimm returned last
week from Leavenworth, Kansas,
where she went'to attend profession
ceremonies at St. Mary’s and visit
her daughters who were leaving for
their missions in Colorado. Sister
Mary Albert will teach at leadville
the coming year and Sister Mary
Emeline will teach in Denver.
Ben purshia and Officer Graham
went to Deer Lodge last week on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hughes of
Froid visited last week with Mrs.
Hughes’ sister, Mrs. Annie Helmer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Macdonald
spent Wednesday at the Sidney
fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Zentz of Bill
ings arrived Sunday to visit rela
tives and friends. The Zentz’s are
former residents of Poplar.
Joe Frerlch, Walter Hanson and
AUTHORITY
ON DEAFNESS
H. R. MATTHES
Mr. H. U. Matthes, with lons ex
perience on hard of hearing pro
hli ins, will conduct a free clinic for
'the Iftrd of hearing, at the Sherman
Hotel in Wolf Point. Mont., Fri„
Sept, 10th, between the hours of
1 and r, p. M. (Phone hotel for home
appointment.)
Mr. Matthes takes an under
standing interest in helping the
hard of hearing as he has a se
vere hearing loss himself and
has worn a hearing aid. for
many years. He is well Qualified
to make scientifically correct
fitting of bone and air conduc
tion instrumehts.
The new selectometer test will be
given free, also a demonstration of
the latest BELTON E HKARINQ
All). The selectometer Is an instil
ment similar to the one used by the
eye doctors to fit your glasses and
the Heltont hearing Aid ran be ad
just, d to your hearing If it changes.
Yon can now liave a hearing aid
WITHOUT A HUTTON IN YOUR
KAlt. Simply call at the hotel at the
time stated or phone for a home
demonstration.
(’lip this now and be sure to see
*\lr Matthes. Free Booklet on Deaf
ness for nil who call.
Ray Farnell & Assoc.
335 W. Sprague,
Spokane, Wash.
Harless Flaten were at Intake on
Tuesday transacting business in re
gard to a new ferry boat.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Neuman, who
have been visiting here and on the
south side for several weeks, re
turned to their new home at As
toria, Oregon.
The Walter Hanson family and
his mother, Mrs. Kate Hanson were
guests on Sunday at a family reun
ion held in Saco at the home of a
sister.
Rev. A. H. Cropp of Huron, S.
Dak., arrived Monday night. He
will be here and at Wolf Point
looking after this mission field so?
a few days. /
Mrs. Mercy Clincher
Mary and Maybelle Smith to Lind
reth, New Mexico where the two
girls will enter the mission school
for the Nazarenes. Mrs. Clincher
will return here.
Mrs. Ethel Marquardt entertained
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Wolf Point, Montana
the bridge club at her home .last
Thursday night. Mrs. Howard Sage
was presented with a gift from the
club as she was leaving for her new
home in Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs.,Edward Erickson of
Devils Lake, N. Dak., were dinner
guests at the Earl Bawden home on
Sunday the 28th. They werte bn
their way to visit their daughter in
Everett, Washington.
Rev. Dr. H. B. Phillips and wife
of Hysham, Mont., arrived Monday
evening. They will leave again on
Sept. 1 but will be back at the Mis
sion chapel for his first service on
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,194 t
Sunday evening. Sept. 11. RaV,
Phillips will be in charge of tb*
Presbyterian Indian mission field
here which is being vacated by Rev»
Harry Jones. Rev. Jones and wife
and daughter are leaving for their
new field at Pine Ridge, S. Dak., on
Tuesday. Sept. 6.
The Ben Holte family left Tues
day for their home in Phoenix. They
have been here all summer to har
vest their wheat crop. They sold
their home to Andy Schindele who
will move his family into It at once
as he sold his home to the. Sanford
Paulsons.
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