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Wolf Point Local and Social Items
Pre Nuptial Shower \
Given Miss Gilligan
Margaret Gilligan, bride-elect of
Hubert Beckers of Kialispell, was
complimented at a pre-nuptial
shower on Thursday afternoon at
the Brockton School Home Ec.
Room.
About thirty-five guests were
present: among those from out-of
town included Mrs. James McNeil
and Mrs. Lorrie Reuter, both of
Froid, Mrs. George Lotz of Poplar‘s
Mrs. Barney Keanne of Detroit.
Michigan, Mrs. William Suggett of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dorothy
and Helen Gilligan of Seattle. Mrs.
A 1 Zoanni of Sioux Pass, and Mrs.
Joe Schmitz and Mrs. Clara Smith
■of the southside community. Guests
were presented with a small bach
elor button corsage by the hostesses
Mrs. Geraldine Shanks and Mrs.
‘Lila Elgie. childhood friends of the
Bride-to-be. Miss Gilligan was given
a sunflower corsage, complete with
The HERALD-NEWS
Established in 1913
Continuation of The Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt County
News. The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter.
The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second class matter at the portoffice at Wolf Point
Montana, July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point,
County Seat of Roosevelt County, Montana
HARR Y N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
Editors and Publishers
G. C. (Kip) HINTON, Associate Editor
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Per year, $3.50 (in the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone. Daniels,
Valley, Sheridan and Richland.) Within the State of
Montana outside above counties, $4.00 per year.
Outside the state of Montana, 5.00 per year.
NEW CROP
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HONEYLAND APIARIES
BASEMENT OF QUONSET BLOCK BUILDING
NORTHEAST EDGE OF WOLF POINT
Home Phone 126-J Wolf Point, Montana
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a big red ribbon.
An amusing time wan had when
the guests wrote 4-line poems. The
first word of each line had to be
gin with the initials of the pros
pective pewlvweds. The bride-elect
was then asked to read all the
poems, the prize for the best going
to Mrs. Clara Smith.
Miss Gilligan received a large
array of beautiful and useful gifts.
She was assisted by Mrs. Everett
Shanks and Mrs. Edward Smith.
After the gifts were viewed bv
all. a pot-luck lunch was served.
Miss Gilligan and Mr. Beckers
will be married Monday at 9:00
A.M. August 13th, at Our Lady of
Lourdes Church at Poplar.
The bride-elect is the daughter
of Mrs. Barbara Gilligan of Brock
ton. Beckers who is employed with
the Soil Conservation Service at
Hot Springs, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Beckers of Kalispell.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul * Schillings
of Vida visited with Mrs. Emma
Anderson Sunday evening.
KAIiONAL ID ITOft IA L
|as|ocli^t^on
Baby Shower Honors
Mrs. Joe Appelhans
Mrs. Joe Appelhans was guest of
honor at a surprise pink and blue
shower Saturday afternoon at the
Jim Elgie home. The afternoon was
spent socially, after which the com
plimented guest was presented with
a beautfully-decorated bassinet fill
ed with baby gifts.
A dessert lunch prepared by the
co-hostesses Mrs. Bert Johnson and
Ms. Reuben Johnson was seved
to the guests present. In addition
to the honoree and the hostesses,
the guests included Mesdames
Robert Vaught, Julius Johnson.
George Nickoloff, William Suggett,
Harold Johnson, Sam Nygard, Ed
ward Smith, Joe A. Johnson, and
Lloyd L. Johnson.
Mrs. Appelhans’ i husband is a
depot operator at ' the Brockton
Great Northern Depot The family
which includes a daughter Christ
ine, 2. came here from Dodson in
January 1951.
Marlene Johnson Has
4th Birthday Party
Little Marlene Johnson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold John
son. had the help of a small group
of young friends Thursday after
noon to play games and otherwise
celebrate the advent of her fourth
birthday at her home. Opening the
nice gifts and toys occupied some
of the time before "Mother Clara"
called them to enjoy the birth
day cake and ice cream after Mar
lene had extinguished the four
candles. The little guests present
included Sherry Lynn Ruflatto.
Smith of Hazen, North Dakota
Glenn Johnson, Betty and Lloyd
Michael and Donna Elgie, Woodrow
Johnson, Phylis and Marlene John
son.
Glenn Johnson Has
6th Birthday Party
The sixth birthday of Glenn
Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Johnson, was celebrated Sunday
afternoon at his home with a small
group of neighbor friends helping
him celebrate. After the children
played games and gifts opened.
Mrs. Johnson served the traditional
birthday cake and ice cream to
those present. Among those assis
ing Master Johnson enjoy his sixth
birthday were his grandmother,
Mrs. Bessie Johnson, Mrs. Henry
Smith and children Betty and
Loyd of Hazen, N. Dak., Mickey
and Donna Elgie, Phylis and Mar
lene Johnson, Barbara Thomas, and
the honored guest.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kurtz left
Tuesday for Great Falls where they
will attend the Montana State Fair
and visited Mrs Kurtz’s parents and
a sister who is also visiting.
DANCE
NORTHSIDE
DANCE HALL
WOLF POINT
Saturday Night
—Music by—
The Sage Riders
Orchestra
(Dance Hall Separate from Bar)
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THE HERALD - NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ault have
left on a vacation trip to Cavalier,
North Dakota.
Miss Beverly Millard of Vida v.j
ited with her grandmother. Mrs.
Grace Millard. Sunday.
Mrs. Jack Marron is now visiting
at the home of her mother at.Parc
shall. North Dakota.
The Hardy Anderson family left
last Tuesday on a ten-dav fishing
to Katepwa Beach, Saskatoon. Can
ada.
. Mrs. Elline Wagnild has returned
to Wolf Point from Bozeman and
Lewlstown where she visited rela
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmerman
have as house guests their daugh
ter and her children of Sioux Ctiy,
lowa. They arrived Saturday.
Miss Katherine Haas, who is em
ployed as dental assistant to Dr.
Feda, left Saturday for Lidgerwood,
North Dakota where she will visit
her family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hovey and
children and Mrs. James Terry. Sr.
left for Redding, California Tues
day. They plan to spend about three
weeks there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Clayton Jr.
and family left Saturday morning
for Whitefish, Montana and Bampf
and Lake Louise, Canada where
they plan to spend a ten-day va
cation.
Mrs. Oline Houg and daughter.
Pauline, left for Minneapolis Sat
urday where they will visit rela
tives. They stopped enronte at the
Harold Isachsen home at Williston
for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Westfall and
two daughters of Bend, Oregon
arrived at the Bruce Randall home
last Wednesday for a visit. Mrs.
Westfall is Mr. Randall's sister.
They left for home Tuesday.
The Don Johnson family returned
Sunday evening from a week's trip
to Regina, Canada where they at
tended the Provincial Exhabition.
On their return trip Sunday they
attended the golf tournament at
Williston.
Mr and Mrsy Burl Ault have re
turned home following a vacation
trip to Detroit, Michigan, and have
as their guest, Barbara Rae Horn, a
niece, of Detroit. Barbara’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Horn, will also
visit the Ault’s and she will return
with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Stensland re
turned last Wednesday from a
week’s vacation at Saskatoon, Can
ada where they visited relatives
and friends and attended the Prov
incial Exhabition at Saskatoon.
They also spent one week-end fish
ing and camping at Lake Emma,
north of Prince Albert. They report
plenty of rain and fast growing
crops.
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At Wolf Point George K. Rathert, Prop.
Former Resident Is
Honored at Coffee
Party Saturday
Mrs. Edna M. Yandall of Deer
Lodge and formerly of this city
was the guest of honor at a coffee
party in the Presbyterian church
basement Saturday afternoon.
The group of ladies enjoyed an
afternoon of singing and visiting
Special songs were rendered by
Mrs. Russell Harmon and Mrs.
Pearl Hariowe.
Adelicious lunch was served by
the hostesses. They were Mrs. Mar
tin Mitchell and Mrs. Hattie M.
Towns.
Twenty friends wished Mrs. Yan
dall happiness in her future home
at Seattle.
Club Honors Member
On The Occasion Of
Her Birthday Sunday
The Neighborhood birthday Club
met with Mrs, O. C. Johnson on the
occasion of her birthday Sunday
afternoon, August sth,
The ladies enjoyed a pleasant
visit. A delicious lunch was served.
Mrs. Johnson received a number
of lovely gifts from her neighbors
and many good wishes.
Widows’ Club
Honors Member
At Birthday Party
The Widows' Club entertained for
Mrs. Maude Poulson on the oc
casion of her birthday at the Mar
tin Mitchell home last Thursday
afternoon.
The members served a nice lunch
which they had brought.
The guest of honor received
beautiful gifts from her sister mem
bers.
INDIANA PASTOR WILL
CONDUCT SERVICES AT
PRESBTERI AN CHURCH
Rev. and Mrs. Russell Tate will
arrive Saturday from Noblesviile,
DAISIES WON’T TELL
rAfn Oh yes they will So will
JunTy roses, carnations and glad-
Jru/ iolas—all flowers tell a
[nTt great deal and always it’s
Vill something nice. Just call
irial 380 and let flowers carry
IvpH a message of good cheer to
MaH someone you love.
IR\ir WOLF POINT
Floral
Indiana for a brief stay in Wolf
Point.
Rev. Tate, a former classmate of
the late Rev. Vebeck, will conduct
your dollars go
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TWURSOAY, AUGUST 9, 1961
the Sunday morning service at the
Presbyterian church.
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