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Page Four
NEWS DF BROCKTON AND VICINITY
—By Lila and Liz— -.-r»
Mra. George Shanks was a busi
ness caller in Culbertson Wednes
«*/.
Mrs. Mac Cole of Poplar was a
visitor Friday with Mrs. Jennie
Elgie
Sam Nygard purchased a new
light-colored green Oldsmobile last I
week.
Mrs. Telford Vraa of the Anderson
Community was a .business visitor
in town bn Friday.
Henry Lowe, Sr. of Wolf Point
Was a business visitor in town on
Wednesday afternoon.
Luther • Larsen left Saturday for
Minneapolis where he again enroll
ed in Augsburg College.
George. Boyd, Sr. received word
that his son Carl is How in the St
Benedict Hcfpital in Salt Lake
City, Utah. He recently underwent
a delicate head operation.
The HERALD-NEWS
Established In 1813
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Continuation of The Wolf Point Herald. The Roosevelt County
News, The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter,
.„ g The Roosevelt County Independent .
^^Dntered m second class matter at the poptoffice at Wolf Point** •
4^’ Montana, July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday Morning at Woll ^oint,
kl County Seat of Rooaevelt County,, Montana
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Laurent were
visitors in Culbertson on Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Oliver M. Lien and Janet
were business callers in Sidney on
Saturday.
Miss Harriet Hollow began work
ing for Mr. and Mrs. Max LaMare
at their home.
A council meeting of the Lutheran
Church was held Tuesday even
ing at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Woeppel and
Ronnie and Mrs. Jennie Elgie were
shoppers in Culbertson Saturday. Saturday.
Lloyd L. Johnson was a visitor
last week in Poplar at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Magnuson.
Word has been received here by
relatives of the recent marriage of
Harry Fisher at Seattle, Washing
ton. Harry also has been recently
honorably discharged from the
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THE HERALD - NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
army and is now living at 516-13th
Ave, North, Apt. No. 1, Seattle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Halvorson
of Poplar were visitors in town on
Sunday at the home of,Mr. and Mrs.
Ole Moen.
Mrs. Marie Johnson of Wolf Point
spent the week-end in town with
her son Keith, and mother, Mrs.
Ole Moen.
William Murray left during the
week-end by train for Bozeman
where he plans to enroll in college
as freshman.
Miss Ardith Von Ruden began
working part-time clerking in Lien’s
Store on Saturday's and after
school hours.
A telephone has been installed
in the residence of Coach and Mrs.
Howard Voiles recently. The num
ber is 777-1-2.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shanks and
bovs, Mrs. Everett Shanks and
children were visitors in Culbertson
on Sunday evening.
Shoppers in from the Anderson
Community on Wednesday includ
ed Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Kuehnle and
Mrs. Elmer Dahlberg.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Johnson
were visitors on Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Quinto Ruf
fatto on the southside.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles “Shorty”
Bradford and family of Culbertson
were Sunday visitors in town at the
George Shanks home.
Mrs. Giovanni Ruffatto has been
dismissed recently from the Sid
ney Hospital and is convelascing at
her home on the southside.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Voiles of Cut
bank stopped in town last week
for a brier visit with his brother.
Howard Voiles, and family.
Ame Olson returned during the
week-end .from Spdkdne. Washing
ton. Mrs. Olson is teaching school
this year very close to Spokane.
Miss Maxine Candee of the south
side spent a couple days in . town
at ihe home of her sister and bro
ther-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Fisher.
Friends here received word from
Bell, California, recently of the
birth of a 9 lb. 3 oz. baby of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Waggoner (nee Evelvn
Lynd), born September 2, 1951. The
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been named Dana Jean.
Miss Alice Mae Morris has return
ed to her parental home in Fair
field, after spending a couple weeks
visiting at the George Nickoloff
residence.
Miss Harriet Hollow spent the
gast week in Poplar with Mrs. H.
. Phillips, while Rev. Phillips was
gone to Savoy and other towns
on church business.
Mrs. Giovanni Ruffatto is still
in the Sidney Hospital with a heart
ailment. She entered the hospital
several weeks ago and her condition
remains about the same.
"fcurtis L. Holcomb left early
Tuesday morning for his home in
Chickasha. Oklahoma, after spend
ing the past month and more here
doing survey work north of Brock
ton.
Mrs. Clara Smith of the south
side was in town on Wednesday
to attend the Lutheran W. M. F.
and was an overnight guest at the
home of her son, Edward Smith,
and wife.
The schedule for the Catholic
church is as follows: Mass, every
Ist and third Sunday of each month
at 9 am. Sunday School at 10 am
each Sunday at the home of Mrs.
Barbara Gilligan.
Word has been received in town
that Mrs. A. M. Lodmell of Choteau
is now in the Deaconess Hospital
Room No. 404. Great Falls, with a
serious hip injury. She suffered r
broken hip in a fall in her home
Any cards or letters of cheer would
More Bendix in
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combined
NOW 2.000,000 WOMEN HAVE BOUGHT BENDIX WASHERS
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Point, Mont.
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certainly help a great deal while
she is at the hospital. Mrs. Lodmell
is the mother of Clarence "Red”
Lodmell now at Phoenix. Arizona.
Harold Johnson who teacher the
Southview School south of Wolf
Point and Vernon Johnson who
teaches the Lamar School near
Froid both spent the week-end in
town with their families.
Among those attending the wedd
ing in Culbertson Saturday of Betty
Iverson were Mr. and. Mrs. Merland
Iverson, Mr. and Mrs. Julius John
son, and Mr. and Mes. ,L. W. Kuc
hnle of the north community.
Visitors last week at the home
of Supt. and Mrs. Mathew Von
Ruden were her .relatives from
North Dakota. They included her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Whipple
of Bowdon, and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Whipple and . children of
Fessenden. Mr. Chas. Whipple is a
brother of Mrs. Von Ruden’s.
Mrs. John Ruffatto inee Marg
aret O’Connor) was the honored
guest Saturday evening at a com
bined card party and baby shower
at the George Fisher home on the
southside. A large group of rela
tives and friends spent the even
ing socially. Mrs, Ruffatto wqs the
rccepicnt of mdny'. beautiful giftti.
Mrs. Bertha Mattson plans to
leave early Tuesday morning for an
extended vacation trip to different
towns in Milwaukee. She will vis
it her elderly mother, two daugh
ters. two sons, and many other rela
tives while there. During her abs
ence. Mrs. Anton Ruffatto will
manage the Brockton Case.
(More Brockton news on page 9.)
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Wolf Point, Mont.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2®,

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