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Page Two
f roid Couple Celebrate
Wedding Anniversary
MR. AND MRS. ROY NELSON
HONORED AT BANQUET AT
TENDED BY 135 AT FROID
CITY HALL; PROGRAM OF,
MUSIC, READINGS, IS GIVEN.'
About one hundred thirty friends
and relatives gathered at the Froid
City Hall at 3 p.m. Sunday, January
I I at a dinner which honored Mr. '
MOW...
Winter Washdays^
Are Wonderful!
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yr It’s always good drying
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Automatic .Dryer!
Laugh at rain ahd snow!
I Dry your clothes inside
minutes in
Hamilton Automatic
H Dryer!
•, ks NO M ** E COLDS from
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Es no MO It SO Ot. smoke
■^^■rrrrrnl ' and other air-borne dirt!
NO MORE FROZEN CLOTHES
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■tjf li $249.95
• Drie,£[pthes faitot you wathlhem
• Driei clothes where you
wash them
• Ends "laundry lugging” and
'*^,7’ . "weather waiting"
* Exclusive SUN-S-DAY Lamp «anL
•j'SsSBBSES fixes and releases ozone for "outdoor
ag|S|jMgß|^ freshness”
ELECTRICAL REFRIGERATION
Service
\ Wolf Point, Montana
THROW AWAY THE A BADGE OF A DRUDGE ..
COME IN AN D ■, SEE US TODAY!
BASKET SOCIAL
BEN Ei F I T
DANCE!
Sponsored By B. P. O. E. No. 1764 For
March of Dilmes Fund
—AT—
ELKS CLUB
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
SATURDAY, Jan. 27
DDI7FC Will Be Awarded Ladies DDI7EC
Bringing the Outstanding Baskets ■ 11 L J
THE GENERAL PUBLIC INVITED
NO ADMISSION! — LADIES, Please Bring Baskets!
1 === _ । _
, and Mrs. Roy Nelson on their 25th
wedding anniversary.
The hall mas appropriately dec-
I orated with white streamers and
silver bells, and the head table with
1 bouquets of white pom-poms and
silver bells, pink and silver candles,
with a four-tiered wedding cake in
the center.
1 . Seated at this table were the
THE HERALD-NEWS, Woll Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Nelson, their son, Carl, their daugh
ters, I>orraine Ostby and Jean
Gangstad and their families, Mr.
Burton Ostby, Larry and Glenn;
Mr. Hardin Gangstad and Jerry.
Mrs. Nelson was attired in a dark
green dress and black hat, and wore
a corsage of carnations and roses
which was given her by her four
grandchilden. The other tables were
decorated with white candles in
silver candlcbra, pink and white
flow’ers, and were set for about 90
guests. Mrs. Jim Ostby was in
charge of the guest book.
O. Leon Anderson, of Sidney, act
ed as toastmaster, and after a few
appropriate remarks, Gordon An
derson, accompanied Uy Mary
Loucks at the piano, led in com
munity singing, as the group was
seated. During the dinner which
was served by a committee of tour
teen, the following program was
given.
“Because” vocal solo by G. N.
Anderson; “Marriage and After” a
reading by Eugene Knick; a short
talk by Fay Crusch; “My Ixind.
What a Wedding!” humorous mon
ologue by Mrs. Fred Wheeler; an
original poem, composed and read
by Mrs. H. Christos fersen, and
community singing.
At the request of Toastmaster
Anderson, Jack Hurley, Goodwin
Bergh and Holger Christoffersen
responded with impromptu speech
es. After the program, the toast
master presented the happy couple
with a gift of cash, which they very
graciously accepted with thanks
and appreciation.
Robert Stock took pictures as
the couple cut the wedding cake
which was served with coffee, and
many guests remained for a social
evening.
Mr. Nelson has been active in
civic and school affairs, was on the
School Board for 12 years, is secre
tary-treasurer of the Froid-Bain
ville-Culbertson Soil Conservation
District, and is rural mail carrier
for Foid Route 2.
Those from out of town attending
the affair were: Mr. and Mrs. Vic
tor Johnson of Homestead, Mr. and
Mrs. O. Leon Anderson of Sidney,
Mr. and Mrs. Fay Crusch of Bain
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Maston
of Culbertson, Mi. and Mrs. Jack
Hurley and Mrs. H. Firstbrook of
Williston and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Rygg of McCabe.
Attend Tractor School
John Tymofichuck and Rudy
Spitzer returned this week from
Billings where they attended a 5-
day tractor and implement main
tainance school conducted by the
John Deere manufactcring com
pany. They represented Wolf Point
Implement Co., at the school.
DANCE
NORTHSIDE
DANCE HALL
WOLF POINT
Saturday Night
January 27
—Music By—
Ben Anderson's
Orchestra
(Danes Hall Separata from Bar)
8 a k
Grandview
s 0 ®
Verner King and Roger and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Etzel shopped in
Poplar, Saturday.
Ron Houdlas, Roger, Gary and
Aron King and Mr. and Mrs. Don
ald Pentz and children attended the
show in Richey Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winhofer t\pd
children spent Sunday in Poplar
and were dinner guests at the Rob
ert Voorhees home.
Mrs. Francis Rowe of Seattle is
spending a few days visiting at
Federated
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
SPRING PIECE GOODS
„. r .. Fruit-of-the-Loom
simplicity FASHION PRINTS
Hawaiian Designs Patterns 49 c yd
Washable Rayon /Av SPORTDENIM
98 c v d 41 Ik 69® yd
/KUBA and FANCY
A plain
Printed
Seersucker . \
Beautiful y #
Patterns
79 c yd - f
Printed „
Waffle jMKLjL yZ E Dan River
Pique “DRAMATONE” SUITING
79 cyd - $ J. 98 yd
Dan River W
GINGHAMS V
9gc yd. V
DANCE!
—Another of
those Evenings
Packed Full of
Fun and Danc
in 9 0 aie ty at
Yr. « Your Favorite
Entertainment
Spot.
Saturday
1H Night 27
f Want to Make It
* a Point to Be Here!
Music for Your Dancing and Listening Pleasure Will
Be By These Favorites
Bud Benth
AND HIS BAND
'NOUGH SAID!
THIS IS SATURDAY’S DATE!
the Theresia Winhofer home be
fore returning home.
Poplar shoppers on Monday were
Joe Flock and Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Winhofer.
Mrs. Theresia Winhofer and Wil
lie visited at the George Moran
home Sunday.
MRS. NELSON SURPRISED
ON BIRTHDAY SATURDAY
Mrs. Emil Nelson was pleasantly
surprised on her birthday last Sat
urday. Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nel
son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Er
nest Stensland and son, and Mrs.
Henrietta Evans called on her and
brought dinner and a birthday cake.
ART DISCUSSION
SUBJECT CIVIC
WOMEN S CLUB
A discussion of art, led by Mrs.
Mary Welsch, guest speaker, made
up the program for the regular
meeting of the Wolf Point Women's
Civic club last week.
Mrs. Welsch spoke on art, cover
ing the painting of china, oil paint
ings, copper and plaster work. She
displayed her oil paintings and her
china, explaining how it was done.
She also had samples of copper
Palm Room
NEW HOTEL SHERMAN _ WOLF POINT
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951
work and plastic work which her
son, Calvin, had done.
The business meeting followed
the art discussion and members dis
cussed a club project The next
meeting will be at the home of Mrs
Russell Ahlberg with lone Beecher
H & M Beauty Shop
Located on Main Street
WOLF POINT
Specializing In All
TYPES OF BEAUTY WORK
For Appointment Phone 572
HAVE YOU
BEEN MISSING
THIS SUNDAY
SPECIAL?
ALL
YOU CAN EAT
FOR JUST
$2-°°
YOUR CHOICE
OF
VEAL CUTLETS
ROAST BEEF
OR HAM
Serving in the Palm
Room from 5:00 to
9:00 p.m.

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