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Wolf Point Local and Social News
Representatives Of
City Youth Groups
Speak Before Club
Five guest speakers, representa
tives of various Wolf Point youth
groups, addressed the regular meet
ing of the Wolf Point Women’s
Civic club Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. J. T. Brownlee.
The speakers outlined the aims
and purposes of each group they
represented and pointed out what
the community could do to further
interest in these youth organizat
ions.
Miss Gerane Hovee, home ec
onomics teacher and Future Home
makers of America advisor; Mrs.
W. E. Burnison, Girl Scouts; Roger
Smith. Boy Scouts; Mrs. Werner
Schreiber, Korner Kulb; and Hus
ton Smith, 4-H clubs, were the
speakers.
In citing community aid for FHA.
Miss Hovev stated moral support
and encouragement at home would
aid the Future Homemaker along
the right path.
Mrs. Burnison listed the need
for meeting places, and leadership
for Girl Scout tropps.
Boy Scouts need community pro
motion, leadership and moral sup
port, stated Roger. Smith.
The Korner Klub. sponsored by
the Parent-Teacher Association,
needs money for square dancing, re
gular chaperonies. more adult in
terest and praise.
Leaders, moral support and more
home interest are needed to pro
mote 4-H club work, according to
Huston Smith.
President Mrs. Harvey Bryan
welcomed Mrs. L. R. Hovey and
Pauline Draper into the club, and
reviewed the report of the district
convention held in Havre.
• Mrs. J. T. Brownlee, ticket sales
chairman, reported on the com
munity concert sales now under
way. Due to bad weather, the sales
will continue this week. Persons
who have not been contacted may
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To Be Married
MISS DELORES MAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mair of
Wolf Point announce the forth
coming marriage of their daugh
ter, Delores Fay Mair, to Elder
D. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Nelson of Vida. They
will be married October 7 at a
public wedding at the First
Lutheran church in Wolf Point.
The bride elect is a senior in the
Wolf Point schools. Mr. Nelson
a veteran of World War 2, farms
in the Vida community.—Love
joy Studio Photo
call Mrs. Brownlee.
The club voted to give half the
proceeds from the World Series Po«»l
to the Korner Klub.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Lyman Clay
ton. with Mrs. C. R. Grow and
Mrs. Lynn Nees, asistant hostesses.
The program will be the initiation
of new members with Mrs. Norven
Langager and Mrs. Kermit Tjon in
charge. Assistant hostess with Mrs.
Brownlee at the last meeting was
Catherine Haas.
Making Progress In
Recovery from Polio
John Steven Bushman, three years
old son of Mr. and Mrs. Don
Bushman, who is in the hospital
in Great Falls, recovering from an
attack of polio is reported as being
improved considerably. He is still
paralyzed in his right leg.
THE HERALD - NEWS, "Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Grand Matron Of
Montana O. E. S.
Makes Local Visit
Frances E. Halvorson. Cut Bank,
worthy grand matron of the Order
A Eastern Star. Montana, made
tier official visit and inspection of
Riverside Chapter 84. Wolf Point,
Saturday evening. September 29.
Mrs. Amanda Boston of Columbus,
grand associate matron, assisted in
ihe visitation.
Arriving Friday afternoon. Mrs.
Halvorson was honored by the
Past Matrons club at dinner at
the Wolf Point case where she
was presented with a gift.
Saturday at 1:30 o'clock, also at
the Wolf Point case, an officers'
luncheon was held. Guests at the
luncheon besides Mrs. Halvorson,
were Amanda Boston, and Ethel
Terpe. grand committee woman.
A six o'clock dinner was served
by Associate Patron Keith Davis.
Mrs. Davis. Hairy Dasinger, Worthy
Patron and Mrs. Dasinger. worthy
matron, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Dasinger.
Saturday evening at a special
meeting the work was conducted for
the Worthy Matron’s inspection.
Candidates James Larson, Kenneth
Voss, Alyce Smith and Anna Van
Pelt received the degrees of the
order.
Visitors from six chapters were
in attendance frowr Scooey, Malta.
Fairview, Richey. Poplar and Cul
bertson.
Following the meeting, lunch and
a soc|al hour enjoyed. Main table
decorations centered around a four
tier cake decorated in five
colors. Silver bells and candles
flanked the cake. Nut cups were
silver, white and red with tiny
silver wedding rings tied on to
depict Mrs. , Halvorson’s silver
wedding anniversary which is this
year. Her colors are red. white and
silver.
Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Dasinger took Mrs. Halvorson to
Circle to the home of Florence
Olson, worthy matron at Circle, in
preparation for their meeting Mon
day evening.
Edgar Zugg, Miss
Jean Langager,
Wed At Scobey
In the First Lutheran Church of
Scobey, Saturday, September 29,
Jean Langager daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Nick Langager, and Edgar
Zugg of Redstone, were united in
marriage at 8 o’clock in the even
ing with the Rev. Benson officiat
ing.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
chiffon with a net lace pepplen.
Her finger tip viel fell from a
tierra trimmed in seed pearls. She
wore white chiffon elbow length
gloves and carried a colonial bou
quet of red roses and white carna
tions.
Shirley Hanson also of Scobey
was the bridesmaid she wore a
rose colored net gown.
Bud Hanson was the best man.
Ushers were Norvin and Hartvig
Langager, brothers of the bride.
The mother of the bride wore a
royal blue crepe dress with black
accessories. She had a pink and
white carnation corsage.
Reba and Greta Knudsvig. of
Poplar sang, “The Lord’s Prayer’’
and “I Love You Truly.’’ They
were accompanied by Mrs. Hum
bert who also played the wedding
march.
A family reception was held at
the Langager home. Mrs. H. Langa
ger cut the three tier wedding
cake. Mrs. John Lindsay and Mrs.
T Eiickstein poured.
For her going away costume the
bride wore a deep purple suit with
carmel accessories They plan to
make their home in Scobey.
California Friend Is
Visitor at Home
Of James DeWane
Mrs. John P. Tierney of Berk
ley, California was a guest at the
James DeWane home last week.
Mrs. Tierney and Mrs. DeWane
are school time friends during their
childhoods in lowa and had not
seen each other for many years.
Mrs. Tierney started her vacation
trip in June and traveled first to
her home state of lowa, then to
Boston, New York. Philidelphia.
Washington, D. C„ Chicago and
Minneapolis. Enroute home she
will travel by way of Seattle and
other coastal cities.
Mr. and Mrs. DeWane accom
panied her to Baker Saturday,
where Mrs. Teirney will visit a
cousin. The DeWanes continued on
from Baker to Reeder, North Dak
ota. where they were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Krebs
bach, a sister of Mrs. DeWane
Mrs Teirney will return to Wolf
Point before leaving for Seattle.
F. H. A. District
Convention Held
At Medicine Lake
The 1951 Future Homemakers of
America convention was held
September 29, at Medicine Lake.
Miss Gerane Hovee, advisor of the
local F. H. A. Chapter accompanied
seventeen girls to the convention.
Registration began at 9 a.m., with
the opening session starting at
10:30. Lunch was served at noon
by the Medicine Lake Chapter.
Guest speakers of the convention
were Miss Julia Menefee. State
F. H. A. advisor, and Mr Jorgensen,
Superintendent of Medicine Lake
A business meeting was held in
the afternoon, followed by enter
tainment which consisted of short
program and skits given by repre
sentatives from each town present.
Nine chapters attended the con
vention. Next year’s convention
will be held at Plentywood.
Miss Delores Mair
Honored Guest At
Pre-Nuptial Shower
A wedding shower given in honor
of Delores Mair was given at the
home of Gloria Neubauer. With
Gloria and Sharon Sugden as host
esses. Thirty friends attended the
shower Monday evening She re
ceived many useful gifts. Lunch
was served and games were played.
Mrs. O. Steen left Friday for
Kenastota, South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. Ered Marquardt and
family are leaving next week for
Phoenix, Arizona.
Mrs. John Gebhardt, and Mrs. Bob
Philips of Scebey visited Mrs. C.
D. Taylor Monday.
Carol Peterson left Sunday morn
ng for Morris. Minnesota where
she is enrolling in school there.
Mr. and Mis. Percy Peterson
went to Havre, Tues*lay to attend
a funeral of one of Mr. Peterson
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm Welzenbach
and family returned home Sunday
from a vacation in Glacier Park
Billings.
Mrs. Russell Barnes went to
Minot. North Dakota this past week
end where she attended her
Uncles’ funeral.
The V. F. W. Auxiliary Sewing
Club will meeet at the hospital
October 16 at 2. All members
please try to be present.
Elk's Ladies night was held Tues
day evening, with about 65 ladies
present. Canasta and bridge was
played. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Herman Shumway and chil
dren. and Mrs. J. Fread left Mon
day f? r . California. Mrs. Shumway
will join her husband there.
Gale Peterson, Leslie Wehleim,
and Bill Welzenbach left September
22 for Morris, where they enroll
ed in the Agricultural school there.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Stensland re
turned home from North Dakota
where they have been visiting his
mother. She recently celebrated her
81st birthday.
Alfred a Sigg and Foriau Drabbs
of Hinsdale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Wolff and son. of Lindsay
were dinner-guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Neutgens, Sunday.
Mrs. H. Skilingberg and Mrs.
Anderson from Homestead. Mont,
visited Mrs. Fred Ahrens last week.
They attended the American Auxi
liary Convention in Wolf Point.
Loy Rae Montgomery had a
farewell party for Judy Marquardt
Monday evening at her home. She
received many nice hankies from
her friends. A lunch was served.
Mrs F. J. Neutgens and Dick
spent last weekend visiting at the
homes of her daughter. Mrs. E.
Fitz Simmons and family and her
sisters Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Agnes
Cool all of Glasgow.
2nd Lt. Earl McCanaha and wife,
and daughter stopped at the C.
Kirkpatrick home Sunday while
enroute to Fort Monmouth. New
Jersey. Lt. McCanaha is a nep
hew of Mr. Kirkpatrick’s.
Sixteen friends of Marilyn Ha
mill helped her celebrate her 10th
birthday Friday. Marilyn is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Hamill. Lunch was served and
the group enjoyed a show.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krauth and
Mrs. Charles Hauge drove to Great
Falls Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Krauth
returned Wednesday. Enroute home
they stopped at Shelby. Mrs. Hauge
will return home late this week.
Mrs. Mayme Schillinger enter
tained at a coffe party held Wed
nesday evening. Present were Mrs.
James DeWane, Mrs. John Tier
ney. Mrs. Frank Eggebrecht and
Mrs. William Richert and sons.
Guests of honor at a birthday
supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rodell Mahlum, were Mark and
Mary, twin children of Jim Lar
son’s and Eldora Mahlum. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Larson.
Judy Marquardt celebrated her
11th birthday Sunday, September
30. She had her friends in for a
1 o’clock luncheon and theatre
party afterwards. Miss Marquardt
received many lovely gifts from
her friends. The party was at her
home.
Miss Dorrayne Hill was guest of
honor at a shower Sunday given
for her at the home of Hans Ander
son. Hostesses were Mrs. Hanne
Oas and Mrs Boots Erickson. A
delicious lunch was served and Miss
Hill received many lovely gifts.
Miss Hill is the daughter of Mr.
an.l Mrs. Carl Hill, of Wolf Point.
Hostesses for a oirthday party
for, Mrs. George Meister and Mrs.
Winfield Montgomery, were Mrs.
Walter Burt. Mrs. Leonard Noble,
and Mrs. Oliver Montgomery. The
party was Monday evening. A deli
cious lunch was served. The even
ing was spent in playing canasta.
The ladies received many lovely
gifts.
Mrs. Harry Dasinggr, Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Woods, Mr. and Mrs.
F A. Asbury, Mrs. J. Greenwood,
Mrs. O. Woods, Mrs. Obert Nyland,
Mrs. Art Terpe. and Ada and May
me Jacobi attended the visitation
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MISS ALICE FRERICH
Mr. and Mrs. Al H. French
announce the engagement or
their daughter, Alice Joyce, to
T Sgt. Daniel H. Faunce, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Faunce, 140
Woodland Avenue. Barrington.
N. J. Miss Frerich is a grad
uate of the Poplar schools, the
Modern School of Beauty, Miss
oula, and attended Kinman Busi
ness University in Spokane. She
is employed by the Sullivan
Valve and Engineering Co., of
Spokane. Sgt. Faunce is a grad
uate of Haddon Heights high
school, Barrington, and is stat
ioned with the 22nd Bomb
Group at March Air Force Base.
California, now on temporary
duty in England. No definite
wedding plans have been an
nounced.
of the Worthy Grand Matron, O. E.
S. at Poplar Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Gus Waller of Scobey
and Mr. and Mrs. Ziege of Fort
Peck also attended the visitation.
Dick Neutgens celebrated his 9th
birthday on Monday October Ist.
Twelves boys gathered at the
Neutgens home after school. Games
were played, after which a lunch
was served to the group, which
included a big birthday cake
which centered the table. Halloween
place cards, nut cups, and favors
decorated the table. Dick received
many useful and lovely gifts from
his classmates.
GIRL SCOUT CORNER
Brownie Scout Troop No. 1, meets
each Tuesday at 3:30. at the home
of Mrs. Steve Janich, The troop
consists of 3rd grade girls. So far
they have had three outdoor meet
ings and 1 indoor meeting.
Election of officers was held Oct
ober 2nd, with Janice Berry suc
ccding Sharon Zellar as President.
Pat Hembd succeed Janice Beery as
Secretary Sharon Zellar is treasurer
in place of Geneane Janich. Jane
Bailey is the Troop artist and Mary
Wolski and Geneane Janich are the
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIFTEENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF
ROOSEVELT
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
Garland Campbell. )
vs )
Plaintiff )
BENT HAG EL IE and )
NORA HAGELIE, his wife, )
THE FIRST NATIONAL )
BANK OF BUXTON. )
NORTH DAKOTA, a Cor- )
poration, and all persons, )
known or unknown, claim- )
ing, or who might claim, )
any right, title, estate or )
interest in or lien or en- )
cumbrance upon the real )
property^ described in plain- )
tiff’s complaint, or any )
thereof, adverse to plain- )
tiff's ownership, or any )
claim upon plaintiff’s title )
thereto, whether such )
claim or possible claim )
be present or contingent, )
including any claim, or )
। possible claim of dower, )
' inchoate or accrued. )
Defendants )
The State of Montana to the above
I named defendants and to all other
persons unknown:
You are hereby .summoned to
answer the complaint in this action
which is filed in the office of the
Clerk of this Court, a copy of which
is herewith served upon you, and
to file your answer and serve a
copy thereof upon plaintiff’s attorney
within twenty (20) days after the
service of this summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and in case
of your failure to appear or ans
wer, judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
This action is brought for the
purpose of quieting plaintiff's title
to certain lands situated in Roose
velt County, Montana, and described
as follows:
The Northeast Quarter (NE 1 ;)
of Section Twenty-four (24),
Township Thirty-one (31) North,
Range Forty-seven (47), E. P.
M. M.
and for such other relief as to the
court may seem equitable and just.
WITNESS my hand and seal of
said court this 2nd day of October,
1951.
(COURT SEAL)
GUY' A. MILLER
Clerk of the District Court
FRANK M. CATLIN
Attorney for Plaintiff
Wolf Point, Montana
H.-N. October 4, 11 18, 25
leader’s helpers. , I
Troop No. 1 has saent several
meetings pressing flowers, leaves
and doing mache work.
Leader Mrs. Steve Janich
MCCABE
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sweihart of
Richey. Mont, spent Sunday after
noon at the Charley Young home.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gobbs and
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pollex and
children spent Sunday and Monday
of last weeek with Mrs. Lslic
Atol and children in Glasgow.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alisch and
children have returned home after
spending 3 weeks in Wisconsin vis
iting relatives and friends. They
also visited at the Rolio Haycratt
home at Currie, Minnesota.
Albert Jensen, Marinus Lyngarrd
and Lowell Young called on far
mers Tuesday in our community
concerning CROP.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hansen and
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hansen and
daughters left Wednesday morning
to spend their vacation with rela
tives in Wisconsin.
Williston shoppers from here on
Wednesday were the Albert Jen
sen’s Vowel! Young’s, Robert
Young’s and Mrs. Jeannette Young
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pollex and
children who have been visiting at
the Edward Gobbs and among
other relatives returned to their
home at Omra, Wisconsin on Wed
nesday.
Vigga Larsen has been helping
George Rohrenbach put in a water
system this past week.
Mrs. Nerine Borshiem ami chil
dren and Mrs. Bettv Comeau and
boys helped Mrs. Edward \ Gobbs
celebrate her birthday..
Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mrs. Pete
Gilbertson members oi the "Sun
shine Committee” of the D. V.
Ladies Aid called on friends in
Culbertson Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Jensen. Port
land. Oregon former McCabe resi
dents spent a few days here last
week as guests of the Marinus
Lyngarrd’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gobbs and
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Alisher made
a business trip to Plentywood on
Friday.
Mr.s. Ruth Stien. Mrs. Jeannette
Young. Mrs. Inez Collings find
Mrs. Viola Nelson were guests of
Mrs. Frank Nelson Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Wm. Rygg has moved her
coffee shop from the hotel building
to a room in her husband’s grocery
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to those who per
formed so many acts of kindness
during our recent bereavement.
We wish to especially thank the
Rev. Ralph Okland, Mr. Lyman
Clayton, the V. F. W. Auxiliary
Ladies and the ladies of Rebecca
Circle 3.
Torval Birkland
Mr. and Mrs. George Kugler
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Strom
Mr. and tylrs. R. L. Nash and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Herman GroMe and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Iverson
Mr. and Mrs. Iver Camrud and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rusche and
family
Mr. and Mrs. Odin Birkland and
family
Mr. and Mrs. A. Birkland and
family
Mrs. Julia Hveem
Mrs. Ole Rose
Wolf Point Bakery
Hom. of Quality Bakery Good.
We Buy the Best To Bake the Best
WE SPECIALIZE IN
DECORATED WEDDING
AND BIRTHDAY CAKES
Special Order. Given Our Prompt Attention
ASK FOR SPUD S BREAD
AND ROLLS
They Are Alway. FRESH!
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1951
store and is now opened for busi
ness.
Loui Knudsen left Friday for
his home in the western part of the
State to spend a tew weeks.
Mrs. Lowell Young called at the
Max Anderson and George Roh
renbach homes Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Portra and
family of Bainville called at the
Eagleview farm west of McCabe
Friday evening.
Edward Gobbs has been confined
to his home with a bad case of
rheumatism the past few days.
Fred Hofman'S, Holger Hofman's,
Frank Nelson's, Glenn Larsen's.
Martin Nelson's. Julius Grele’s and
Agner Hofman's drove to the Al
Dahl farm home near Wolf Point
i Sunday to spent the day.
Mi. and Mrs. Homer Barber,
and Mrs. L. McGinnus and daugh
ter and Mrs Thelma Barber and
daughter of Sidney visited at Char
ley Young’s Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ruth Stien and Mrs. Cal
Collings and Bruce were coffee
guests of Mrs. Ida Knudsen Mon
flay qfternoon.
Tile Pete Gilbertson family at*
| tended a birthday party for Otto
: Hansen in Culbertson Monday
evening.
The McCabe Baptist church cele
brated their 35th anniversary and
’ annual Harvest Festival at the
church Sunday September 30 with
Rev. A. DeNeui of Albert Lea,
Minnesota and Rev. Clifford Young.
I Salt Lake City as guest speakers.
| There were members and friends
from Bainville. Culbertson, Medi
cine Lake. Dagmar, Plentywood.
Outlook and Westby Present at
i both services in both the morning
' and afternoon. The services were
, great!}’ enjoyed by all who attend
' ed.
W gr ■ —H
At the Churches
Ki IB' -K
UNITED MENNONITE
Frank' H. Ewert, Paitor
Sunday school. 10 a.m. . Bring
your children to Sunday SchooL
Morning worship. 11 a.m. with
Rev. J. J. Esau, blind evangelist,
bringing the morning message.
Evening evangelistic service,
7:30 p.m. with evangelist Esau
again bringing the message.
Wednesday, prayer and Bible
study, 8 p.m.
CAX.X. Ml BIOS
The Board of Trustee’s of School
District No. 55, Brockton, Montana
will receive sealed bids for furnish
ing approximately 200 ton of screen
ed lignite coal. Blds to be opened
on October 22nd at 8 p.m. Bids to
be submitted to the Clerk of the
Board and marked “Coal Bld’’. The
of Trustees reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. By order of
the Board of Trustees this 25th day
of September. James Elgle Clerk of
the Board.
H.-N. October 4, 11, 18
Desirable .
SERViSOFT
Says...
We add nothing to the water
no chemical, etc., but we do
filter out the particles of hard
ness.