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Wolf Point Local and Social Items
Nelson-Berglee
Wedding Set
For October 14
Mr. and Mrs. N. Nelson of Cul
bertson and formerly of Brockton
announce the engagefhent of their
daughter Rachel Marguerite to Clif
ford M. Berglee on Sunday. Oct
ober 24, 1951. The marriage will
take place in the iZon Lutheran
Churcn located 15 miles north of
Brockton, in the Anderson Com
munity. Berglee is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Berglee of the
north community.
TWO HONORED AT
BIRTHDAY DINNER
AT MITCHELL HOME
A birthday dinner honoring Mrs.
John McLachlan and Mrs. Phillip
Schmeltzer was held Friday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Martin
Mitchell and Mrs. Hattie M. Towns.
Guests in attendance included the
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Messrs and Mcsdames J C. McLach
lan, Phillip Schmeltzer, William'
Kurtz. Albert Berndt, and Mrs. •
Lena Artz and Leo and Danny
McLachlan.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ablin were
< Tinner guests at the Eugene Ablin
home Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A J. Bauer and
Richard Gerber* ling spen: tne weeKi
end in Billings.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lee anti
family of Circle were visitors in
Wolf ‘ Point Saturday.
Mr. an<l Mrs. Wayne Brown were
Sunday dinner guests at the Bud
McDonald farm home.
Mrs Willard Mahlum returned
home Tuesday morning from a three
weeks vacation in Vermont.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Winslow of
La Gross, Wisconsin were dinner
guests at the Jim Larson’s Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. B. C. Fleenog. Mrs. Rose
and Mrs. H. Tureeton visited at the
Emma Anderson home Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. John Colgan. Mrs. Leo Le
mieux. and Mrs. Earl Clifford drove
to Glasgow last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bailey and
family spent Sunday visiting her
<ister Mrs. W. J Hjort of Medicine
Lake. Montana.
Mrs. Ted Fleenor and daughters
of Glasgow spent the weekend
with Mr. Fleenor here, at .Mrs.
B. C. Fleenors.
Floyd Archiquette has now filled
the place left by John Helmer in
the land Dept, of the Fort Peck A
gency in Poplar.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bushman
and Mrs. Holger Johnson spent
Sunday in Richey. They attended
the Richey-Vida ball game.
Mr. and Mrs. James DeWane and
Mrs. John Tierney visited the
John Kirchner home near Circle
Tuesday afternoon, and on Thurs
day afternoon the various Schil
linger homes around Vida.
Mr. Richard Stedfeldt and Les
lie Kimble of Glasgow attended
the wedding of Einar A. Lund Jr.
and Patrica Kathryn Smith at
Malta on Saturday September 29.
Mrs. Lucille Cloud returned home
Sunday from Washington. D C.,
where she attended a national post
masters convention. She also stopp
ed in Canton. Ohio to visit her mo
ther.
Mrs Allen Rustan and family of
New England, North Dakota and
Mrs. Norbert Stegan and Kay of
Amidan, North Dakota were week
end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Elwin
Claire.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Lee and fami
ly of Circle and Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Lee of Wolf Point were dinner
guests at the Clarence Lee home.
The occasion was Mr. C. Lee’s
birthday.
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THE HERALD - NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
J. L. Davey and A. J. Bauer left
Sunday for Shelby.
St. Francis group meet at Mrs.
E. B. Styer’s home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Stephens were
guests of Bob Thomas’s Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson spen;
several days in Great Falls last
week.
Mrs. Clara Johnson returned home
from a two weeks vacation in
Minnesota.
Mr. J. Doornek took Joe Flack
of P<»plar to a hospital in Billings
last Thursday.
Mrs. J. Doornek and sons visited
al the Henry Etzel home south of
Poplar Sunday.
Ray Allman of Seattle. Wash
ington, spent several days visiting
at the home of his brother Ellis
Allman.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schmit, of
Hawley, Minn, visited at the home
of Ms. and Mrs. W. E. Schreiber.
They left Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Winslow,
La Gross, Wisconsin are visiting the
John Greenwood. Mr. Winslow is
Mrs. Greenwood's nephew.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garden at
tended the wedding of Einar A
Lund Jr. and Patrica Kathryn Smith
on Saturday September 29 al Malia
Dinner guests at the William
Richert home Thursday evening
were Mrs. May me Schillinger, Mrs.
James DeWane and Mrs. John
Tierney.
The Einar A Lund family attend
ed the wedding of Einar A. Jr. and
Miss Patrica Kathyrn Smith of
Malta. Montana at Malta Saturday
September .39.
Mr. Jerry David and Lynn El
chart of Glasgow attended the wed
ding of Einar A. Lund Jr. and Pat
rica Kathryn Smith at Malta on
September 29.
Mr. and Mrs Donnie Stennes
were in attendance at the wedding
of Einar A. Lund Jr. and Patrica
Kathryn Smith in Malta on Sept:
29. Donnie was attendant as Best
Man.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thorsen
attended the wedding of Einar A
Jr. and Miss Patrica Kathryn Smith
at Malta on Saturday September
29. Mrs. Thorsen is a sister of
Einar Jr.
Mrs. M. Archquette. Mrs. Melvin
Engles, Mrs. Roy Richard, all of
Poplar and Mrs. Fred Christensen
and daughter Joyce of Spokane
Washington called on Mrs. Earl
Clifford’s Friday.
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Wolf Point, Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartz. Jr.
have returned* home from their
vacation in western Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hanson and
family we e guests al the Gribble
Ranch north of Poplar Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Anderson ol
Miles City were callers at the
Emma Anderson home last week.
Several groups of people from
Wolf Point attended ihe Catholic
Ladies dinner at Poplar. Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Boston of
Columbus. Montana spent the week
end at the W. E. Schreibers home.
Mr. Vernon Ahrens and Vernoif
Hanson attended the wedding of
Einar A Lund Jr. and Patrica Kath
ryn Smith at. Malta on Saturda.
September 29.
Mrs. Julia Hveem. Mrs. Harry
Solberg from Goodrich. Minn, and
Hans Hveem, of Osage, lowa at
tended Mrs. T. Birklands funeral
in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Enger. of
Pasidena. California spent one day
last week visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Chris .Jensen. Mr. Engen is Mrs.
Jensen’s brother.
Mrs. Holly Skillenburg, of Home
slcad, Mont, visited at the Fred
Ahrens and E. H. Taliaferro home
Saturday and also attended the
Legion convention.
Dinner guests at the Fred Ahrens
home Tuesday evening were Mr.
and Mrs. John Heinz and daughter
Clara and her two children all of
Missoula, Montana.
Mrs. E. H. Taliaferro went to
Williston Monday afternoon, where
she caught the Empire Builder for
Chicago, to visit three weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Bud Polson.
Ray Rilev of Tacoma, Washing
ton visited at William Hentges
home while he was passing through
Wolf Point, with his father He was
in Korea with Edward Hentges.
Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ah
rens. Vernon and granddaughter
Edite Sethre and Mr. and Hrs.
Clyde Bixby and son Wilbur were
dinner guests at the Ed Ahrens
home ir) Presserville.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lebkicker
of Palos Verdes Estates. California
visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ar
rivee. Mrs. Arriveee's mother and
Aunt of Miles City accompanied
them to Wolf Point.
Mr. ami Mrs. C. J. Severson and
daughter Mary Grace attended the
wedding of Einar Lund Jr and
Patrica Kathyrn Smith on Satur
dav September 29 at Malta. Mary
Grace sang two lovely numbers.
Because" and "The Lord's Prayer"
and her accompanist was her mo
ther Mrs. C. J. Severson.
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Shamley and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shamley (Doci
attended the wedding on Saturday
September 29 of Einar A. Lund Jr.
and Patrica Kathryn Smith which
took place at Malta.
At the Russell Harmon home..
Charles Bailey and son Emmet:
Bailey and wife of Minot are vis
iting this week. They also visile i
at the Taliaferro home. They are
cousins 01 uiesc families.
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Langager.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Langager. Mr. and
Mrs. John Lindsay and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hinkle all of
Wolf Point atte ided the Langager-
Zugg wedding in Scobey, Satur
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bell of Wag
ner. Montana, were weekend guests
at the W. E. Burnison and Lo\vell
Burnison homes. They attended the
local order of Eastern Star meeting
Saturday evening: Mrs Bell ;s
Associate matron of Malta Chapter
this year. The Bell are old friends
of the Burnison families.
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Charges for services of licensed or graduate
nurses not members of the insured’s family.
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covered from place where Poliomyelitis first
manifests Itself to a hospital or sanitarium.
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Expense incurred for ambulance service to or
from the hospital.
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