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Page Four
Wolf Point Local and Social Items
Miss Joan Rick Weds
Neil J. Fuller At
Bozeman, June 20th
Fr. Colette married Joan Virgin
ia Rick and Neil J. Fuller Wed
nesday June 20th at 9 a.m. in the
Holy Rosary Church, Bozeman. The
bride is the daughter of Dixie
Rick of Russell, Minnesota.
Fuller’s mother is Mrs. E. U.
Fuller of Wolf Point.
The soloist. Miss Ann McCormics
of Bozeman sang "Ava Marie” and
"Happy We Who Thus United".
The bride wore a white summer
suit with white accessories and
carried a bridal bouquet if white
gladioli. Miss Patricia Boyle of
Butte was her maid of honor and
wore an applegreen suit and had a
corsage of salmon pink gladioli.
Don Rick of Russell, Minnesota
was best man.
Mrs. Rick, the bride’s mother,
wore a beige suit with orchard
accessories. Mrs. Fuller, the groom's
mother, wore a black suit with
white accessories. Both mothers had
a corsage of yellow roses.
A wedding breakfast was served
to about 20 guests at the Baxter
Hotel at Bozeman. Among the
guests were the bride’s uncle and
aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Smith
of Great Falls, and Dean Harrison
of Bozeman.
The bride is a graduate of the
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First comes July Fourth, then THE GREAT WOLF POINT
STAMPEDE follows closely. The Stampede management is pro
mising the greatest stampede of all time. You’ll enjoy the gala
event much more by entering into the spirit of the occasion
wearing western togs—a western type Stetson hat. a pair of
Lees or Levis, a Justin or Acme boot, western type shirt and
belt and tie. Yes, dress western and see how much more fun
you'll have. Remember: Stetson, Levis and Justin—the greatest
names in western wear at
The FAD
WESTERN TOGS FOR MEN, WOMEN, BOYS ANO GIRLS
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
for outdoor men...
Ja
win
THE STETSON IAIOO
brom dawn to dusk, you’re fit ’n’ ready for
action in the Laloo. A dust-defying, wind-repell
ing, rain-withstanding hat that stays with you
year after year. Stop in and see this Stetson
thoroughbred today.
Western type Stetson hats from
$12.50
Stetson Juniors (sizes 6 1 /i to 7 $7.50
Other makes western from $4.95
The FAD
Headquarters for western wear
WOLF POINT, MONTANA
Russell, Minnesota high school and
was a freshman at Montana State
College at Bozeman. She was a
member of Pi Beta Phi. The groom
graduated from the Wolf Point
high school. He attended the Uni
versity at Berkeley. California and
graduated from Montana State Col
lege June 25th. He has been Tech
nical Director .of ‘ The Sock and
Buskin" and a member of the
Dramatic honorary fraternity:
Elsie Sturm And
Ole Olson United
At Chapel Ceremony
Miss Elsie R. Sturm, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sturm of
Brockton and Ole B Olson, son
of Minnie Olson of Wolf Point, were
united in marriage by Navy Chap
lain Sharp at the Treasure Island
Navy Chapel. San Francisco
The bride wore a gray suit with
white accessories. Miss Velma
Flynn of Frazer was her maid of
honor and wore a navy suit and
white accessories.
The groom's best man was Frank
Frost of New Mexico.
Mrs. Olson is employed by the
Montana Dakota Utilities Company,
and has returned to work.
Mr. Olson is stationed on U. S. S.
Taussig at Hunter's Point. He- will
be shipping overseas in a short
time.
THE HERALD • NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Steve Boysun was entertained at
a birthday supper at the H. V. John
son home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hamblin at
tended the State Elk’s convention
at Billings last week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Neufeld left
Saturday on a trip to Toleka, Kan
sas and other points.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mourn left
Thursday for Grand Forks where
they will visit relatives.
Mrs. Gertrude Alstad returned
Wednesday from a two-week va
cation at Moorhead, Minnesota.
Mr and Mrs. J. Hoffland and
Mrs. Elmer Hoffland deturned from
a short trip to Great Falls Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoffland
and baby had dinner with Mayme
and Ada Jacobi Sunday evening.
Mrs. Allen Zimmerman, Mrs.
Melvin Engle of Poplar were Wolf
Point visitors and shoppers Monday.
Dr. and Mrs. H. J. Borge and
family were Sunday dinner guests
at the Milo Hillstad home at Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Ordean Olson and
Dean and O. W. Olson returned
Monday night from a trip to Miles
City.
Ted Tegner of Hector, Minnesota
passed away suddenly. Mr. Tegner
has a sister, Mrs. O. W. Olson,
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Holt and
daughters of Lewistown spent the
week-end at the home of Edgar
Walters.
Mrs. Charles Howe left for Min
ot Sunday with her daughter Jean
Swanson and husband. She will
visit there.
T. H. Miller of Oakland. Califor
nia left Monday for his home after
visiting at the Russell Harmon
home for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Knockleby of
Fergus Falls. Minnesota were week
end guests at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. H. J. Borge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pittman re
turned from St. Peters. Minnesota
where they attended the wedding
of Mrs. Pittman s brother.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Davidson are
moving to Hardin this Saturday.
Mr. Davidson will teach vocational
agriculture in the high school
there.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lien and
Mrs. Russell Zimmerman are va
cationing at the Black Hills and
visiting relatives In North and
South Dakota.
Mrs. Edna Yandall of Deer Lodge
is a houseguest of Mrs. Martin
Mitchell and Mrs. Hattie M. Towns.
Mrs. Yandall is a former Wolf
Point resident.
Mrs. Thorvald Jensen returned
Thursday on the Empire Builder
from a ten-day visit with relatives
and friends at Minneapolis and
Racine, Wisconsin.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sletvold and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sletvold and
family returned Saturday from a
trip near Elizabeth, Minn, where
they .visited relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Rathert and
Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Appelgren were
in attendance at the Banker's Con
vention at the Yellowstone National
Park June 21 through 23.
Mrs. Bertha Tovey and grand
daughter, Rita, of Mohall, North
Dakota arrived Tuesday. They are
visiting at the Pearl Harlow home.
Mrs. Tovey and Mrs. Harlow are
sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vartman of
Richmond, California have been
visiting at the George Maloy home.
They left for home Tuesday. Mr.
Vartman is a former Wolf Point
resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burnison
and W. E. Burnison returned Mon
day evening from Alpena, South
Dakota where they had gone to
attend the funeral of their uncle,
W. J. Burnison.
Mrs. Christine Muus accompanied
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Beery and children
to Great Falls on Thursday. She re
turned with Mr. and Mrs. K. E.
Voss on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. James Terry, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Hovey and Mr. and
Mrs. Peyton Terry attended the
housewarming party Sunday for
Mr. and Mrs. James Terry, Jr. at
their ranch. It is reported that
there was a nice crowd, and that
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Mr. and Mrs. Terry Jr. were pre
sented with a silver offering.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Grotte and
son Boyd of Scobey visited at the
home of their son, Herman Grotte
and family Sunday. Another son,
Caroll Grotte. of Great Falls was
also a visitor for the day.
Visitors from Pasadena, Califor
nia last week at the James Terry
home were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Stone and three daughters. Mr.
Stone is Mrs. Terry’s nephew. The
Stones’ left for home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Maltby, Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Zimmerman of PoP
lar, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gillette
and Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Feda at
tended thb State Elk’s Meeting at
Billings June 21 through June 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walter and
Mrs. May Schillinger had Sunday
dinner at the home of Mrs. Schil
linger's son Gene and family of
Vida. They also went out to see the
oil well at the Newell-Berry farm.
Rex Sprague Jr. left Friday for
Great Falls where he spent a couple
of days visiting his brother James
and family. From there he went
to Butte Sunday morning where he
will be inducted into the air force.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Good en
tertained at a fried chicken dinner
Sunday. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Ahrens and son Lynn and
Mr. and Mrs. John Beck. Mr. and ‘
Mrs. Forest Baker called in the
evening.’
Mr. and Mrs. Helmer Grotte of
Northwood, North Dakota arived
Thursday for a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Grotte. Mr. and Mrs.
Grotte have been visiting Mr. Got
te’s brother, T. J. Grotte and familv
of Scobey.
Mrs. Earl Gardner' and Neva left
Saturday noon for Washington D. C.
where they will join Mr. Gardner.
Mr. Gardner is employed by the
Federal Bureau of Reclamation.
The Gardners’ will make their
home there.
Those attending the State Elk’s
convention at Billings last week
from Wolf Point included Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Maltby, Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Gillette. Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Zimmerman. Friend Rush, and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hamblin.
John Randall, wife and son ar
rived for a visit at the Bruce
Randall home Wednesday evening.
Mr. Randall is here on leavc-of
absence, and is employed by Morr
ison and Knudson. Contractors at
Ceylon, India.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike M. Vukelich
and son. Mickey, flew to Devils
Lake. North Dakota Saturday after
noon. Mrs. Vukelich and Mickey
remained for a week’s visit at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. V. Rae. Mr. Vukelich returned
to Wolf Point the next day.
Mrs. F. A. Cannon and Mrs.
John Harris and daughter Betty
Ann of Milwaukee visited at the
ON THE STAGE
AT THE
LIBERTY
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July sth only
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ALSO—ON THE SCREEN
BURIS KARLOFF AND
BELA LUGOSI IN “THE RAVEN"
PLUS CARTOON
W. L, Young home last week. Mrs.
Cannon and Mrs. Harris are Mr.
Young’s sisters. They left Friday
with Isabel Young for Billings and
Yellowstone National Park.
The Kenneth Steffensen family
of Glasgow, accompanied by their
sister-in-law, Mrs. Don Steffensen
and children, visited their sister,
Mrs. Bob Thomas and family re
turned Sunday evening from a'two
week’s vacation in the west.
Family Has Reunion
Picnic In Honor Of
Oregon Families
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Westerhoff
of Circle gave a family reunion
picnic. Saturday afternoon on June
16th in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H.
C. Jacobsen and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Dal 6 Jacobsen of
Eau Clair. Oregon. Mrs. H. C.
Jacobsen is Mrs. Herb Westerhoff’s
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jacobsen and
family of C’rcle, son and daugh
ter-in-law of H. C. Jacobsens' were
also present.
Mrs. Herb Westerhoff’s and Mrs.
H. C. Jacobsen's nephews present
included Richard Shipman and
DANCE.
Saturday, June 30
Billy Carlson
Orchestra
George's Place
Oswego, Mont.
ATTEND THE
2ND ANNUAL
INDIAN
CELEBRATION
3 miles East of
Oswego
JUNE 26
THRU TOTH
• Famous Indian
Ceremonial
Dances, featuring
the never-to-be
forgotten Indian
Sun Dance.
• Contests
• Races
• Indian Games
• Indian Regalia ,
and Finery
/TRIBES
PARTICIPATING!
EVERYBODY IS
WELCOME!
CATTLE AUCTION SALE
THURSDAY, JULY 12th
(Sale Every Thursday Thereafter)
Plan your consignments for this Sale. We'll have lots
Of buyers. No extra charge for feed if you
Bring your cattle in Wednesday.
WE BUY HOGS EVERY SATURDAY
Top Hogs Brought $22.50 Here Last Saturday,
Lightweight Smooth Sows Up to $20.50.
We Buy Sheep and Horses By Appointment
We Also Buy Cattles
GLASGOW LIVESTOCK SALE SCO.
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family and Lyle Shipman. and fam- I
ily of Glendive; Darrel Shipman
and Marlin Shipman and family of
BIG
DANCE
—AT—
The V. F.W. CLUB
WOLF POINT
SATURDAY
Night, June 30
Music by Jake Richter and
His Orchestra
EVERYONE WELCOME!
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