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The Herald-news., September 13, 1951, Page Page Eleven, Image 11
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First Lutheran .
Installs Officers
Sunday Teachers
Tw®nty-four teachers and officers
Wtrt installed by Paster R. L. Ok
land at the First Lutheran Church
■imday, September 9, to teach durr
Inf the Sunday school and released
day school for 1951-1952.
These teachers were called by
Education composed of Karsten
the First Lutheran Board of Parish
Haratad, Mrs. A. V. Appelgren and
WB. Sig Lund. Teachers and off
icers installed were Mrs. Kenneth
Veis, Mrs. Ed Mack. Mrs. Milton
VCthre, Mrs. S. V. Nedrud, Mrs.
Use Classifieds!
You We Never
“Too Far Away”
To receive the same court
eous service from our bank
as those who live here in
Wolf Point.
When considering a bank
ing service — wed count
it a compliment if you would
let us at The First State be
in that consideration.
FIRST STATE BANK
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatior
WOLF POINT. MONTANA
Dollars go farther
...with De Soto
.—, —V x -%
•WAY AHEAD IN COMFORT! No
other car rides like a DeSoto! Amaz
ing new Orifiow Shock Absorbers
give you a ride that surpasses any
thing you have ever experienced. Add
to this De Soto’s longer wheelbase,
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terior—and you’ll agree: “No greater
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Cars go farther with EXPERT Service
■ * AnßinL
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DtSOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALERS = GREAT CARS + FINE SERVICE + A SQUARE DEAL
Highway Motor Company
V. S. Highway No. 2 Wolf Point, Montana
Lester Eck, Mrs. H. J. Fredrickson,
Mrs. A. J. Thomas, Mrs. Ole Sten
sdie, Mrs. Elline Wagnild, Oliver
Wagnild, Clarence Leee, Mrs. Oliver
Wagnild, Louis Belcher, Paul
Johnson, Mrs. Ellen Peterson, Mrs.
Carl Moe, Mrs. .Gertrude Alstad.
and Lester Zimmerman for the Sun
day school.
For the Wednesday rleased school
time the following wr installed to
teach: Mrs. John Lidsay, Mrs. Nor
man Berg, Mrs. Ellis Thorson, Mrs.
H. J. Borge, Mrs. Delbert Blair, Mrs.
Guv Ault. Mrs. Rodell Mahlum, Mrs.
Robert Beery, Mrs. Clarence Lee,
and Mrs. Howard Hveem.
Sunday school is held at First
Lutheran each Sunday at 10:15, and
Released time each Wednesday at
3. Teachers meeting are held the
Fourth Sunday every month at
| which time the Pastor leads in a
discussion of some important doc-
I trinal statement of the Church.
•WAY AHEAD IN FEATURES! No
other car gives you more extra-value
features! You get Tip-Toe Shift with
Fluid Drive . . . Big 12-inch brakes
Safety-Rim Wheels ... New parking
brake with three times ordinary hold
ing power .. . And scores of other
features that will put you dollars
ahead and pleasure ahead!
NO MATTER WHAT MAKE OR MODEL of
car you drive you get expert service . . .
reasonable prices ... complete service satis
faction from a De Soto-Plymouth Dealer.
NO MATTER HOW BIG OR SMALL THE
JOB we’ll give you prompt, thorough service
by experts trained in latest factory methods
working with specially designed equipment
and factory-engineered parts.
THE HERALD - NEWS. Wolf Point. Roosevelt County, Montana
8 K »
ITPCT
RESERVATION
m p si
v (Last week’s news)
Those who left for Flarulreau, S.
Dak. were Miss Joan Track, Margie
Moran, Roberta Renz Maxine Renz
and Loretta Azure.
Mrs. Cathrine Medicine Cloud,
and Joan Stafue were shopping in
Wolf Point Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eik of Pop
lar were Wolf Point visitors.
Rev. and Mrs. Willie Titus and
Ruth returned Saturday from Sis
seton. South Dakota.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clarence Fear Bear
made a trip to Elbowoods, North
Dakota last week.
Mrs. Rose Adams and J. Morin
called at the Charley Hall farm
last week.
A picnic was held at the Bridge,
Monday in honor of the Track girls
who will attend school away from
home. A delicious dinner was serv
ed to about 30 friends and relatives.
Miss Breta Murdock left for
Browning, where she will attend
school.
There will be a Hot Lunch, Food
Sale sponsored by the L. D. S. Re
lief, to be held in the Rose Room
Friday, September 7 starting' at
11:30 a.m. Everybody welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. George - Shields
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Low
Dog all of Harlem spent Labor-
Day in Wolf Point. Mr. Shields
is employed at Fort Belknap A
gency.
Former Poplarite
Dies In Oregon
Funeral services for William Bain,
89. Pioneer Poplar elevator and
feed mill operator, were conducted
Friday at Albany, Oregon. He lived
in Poplar for several years from
1914 to 1918 where he built and
operated a grain elevator and feed
mill.
He was founder of the Albany
state bank, one time city council
member, prominent in business,
civic and fraternal circles for many
years at Albany. His son. Dr. Lyle
Bain, is mayor of Albany. Another
son, Clay (Gob) Bain is well
known in both Poplar and Wolf
Point.
He is survived by his wife, two
sons, and two daughters.
READ THE CLASSIFIEDS
Will Sew For
Trinity Hospital
The V. F. W Auxiliary will meet
at 2 p.m. Tuesday, September 18, at
Trinity Hospital for a hospital sew
ing project. All members are urged
to attend this sewing meeting.
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NEW
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roe QUAUTY— Priced night!
hy Ike kloken of World-Famous
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PUBLIC DRUG
GORDON MONTGOMERY
Wolf Point, Mont.
BATTWHS R» AU. HEAKINO AIDS
FIRST
ANNIVERSARY SALE
Celebrating the First Anniversary of the liew famous Youngstown Kitchens Jet-Tower Dishwasher!
TAKE YOUR CHOICE
for a limited time only
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y our own experts at the kj
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mica's finest light lager,
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—Wolf Point —
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