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Brockton and Vicinity News
Lewis Boyd was a business call
er in Wolf Point Tuesday.
Ardith Von Ruden returned
Thursday by train from Max,
North Dakota, where she spent a
couple of weeks visiting.
Mrs. Clara Smith recently re
turned from Minneapolis where
the attended the Lutheran church
convention and visited relatives.
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
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
Editors and Publishers
MILDRED NORRIS, Associate Editor
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Valley, Sheridan and Richland.) Within the State of
Montana outside above counties, $4.00 per year.
Outside the state of Montana. 6.00 per year.
BETTER FAR FROM WHERE YOU ARE,
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JUDGE JACK R. LOUCKS
Political advertising inserted and
Wolf Point, Montana.
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—By Lila and Llx—
Johnny Nick is now home from
the University of Montana at Miss
oula.
Ben Askelson and Marvin Elgie
were visitors in Poplar Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Samuel
son, accompanied by Mrs. George
Nickoloff, went to Williston Friday
evening. Mrs. Samuelson entered
NAI ION AL EDITORIAL
ELECT
JACK R.
LOUCKS
District Judge
15th Judicial District
1. Present District judge
2. Former County Attorney
3. Overseas Veteran World
World War II
4. Lifelong Resident of North
eastern Montana
FAIR — HONEST — JUST
CAPABLE — QUALIFIED
paid for by Jack R. Loucks,
HARVESTING WITH A
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Eom of operation—convenience .. . safety ... all are results
of practical Massey-Harris design. Powered by a husky 6-
cylinder combine engine, the 27 moves right along at any one
F of 24 forward speeds. The fast auger type unloader empties
the 60-bushel tank in a matter of 90 seconds . . . saves
valuable time. The roomy platform is high enough for com
plete visibility. Threshing controls, speed, starter, electric
table lift brake and clutch pedals, all are within easy reach
of the comfortable cushioned seat.
F Sfop in and got acquainted with the Maney-Harrit 27. We'll be
explain ihete teaturei and fnany more.
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
the Good Samaritan Hospital,
where her second son was born. He
arrived about 1:00 a.m. June 14.
weighing 9 pounds. 9 ounces.
Mrs. Grant Smith and daughter
Terry of Helena spent a week at
Box Elder.
Culbertson visitors Thursday in
cluded Mrs. Jennie Elgie. Mrs.
W. F. Wilkinson. Mrs. Jim Elgie
and children.
Mrs. Carl Dahlberg and daugh
ters are visiting in the north com
munity with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Qualley.
Ed Kaschube of the north com
munity was a caller in Brockton
Saturday afternoon.
Gordon Rodewald is spending a
leave from the Navy with his
family. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Rode
wald.
Benjamin Juneau of Browning is
now visiting at the home of his
sister. Mrs. Aplhcus Bighorn and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Schuchard of
Havre were weekend guests at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Stanley
Hettman.
Among Tuesday business callers
at Poplar were Mrs. Don Hart.
Mrs. Elmer Tarbet and Lou. also
Mrs. Tommy Kees and children.
Harold and Vernon Johnson have
enrolled at Northern Montana Col
lege in Havre for the summer quar
ter. Harold’s son. Larry, accom
panied them to Havre, returning
home this week by bus.
Mrs. Reuben Johnson with Mrs.
Mcrland Iverson and Bonnie drove
out to the north community Wed
nesday to attend the pink and
blue shower honoring Mrs. Louis
Krone at the Solberg home.
Mrs. W. F. Wilkinson, the former
Alma Lien, arrived by train Tues
day evening from Stewartsville.
Missouri, to visit her parents and
other relatives and friends for a
week. She then plans to visit a
sister. Mrs. Charles Gallaher and
family at Grangeville Idaho.
Merland Iverson is serving as
substitute north mail carrier for a
couple of weeks while Bert Johnson
is in Minnesota and North Dakota.
Mrs. Carl Dahlberg and Mrs.
Julius Kozak of Poplar are staying
on their parents’ farm in the north
community while their mother and
father. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Qualley,
are visiting relatives in North Dak
ota.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gunderson and
three children plan to leave some
time this week for their home in
Havre, after spending two weeks
visiting with the G. Shanks and
his mother. Mrs. Jane Gunderson,
of Williston.
Word has arrived that Harriet
Samuelson is now employed in the
nusery of Columbus Hospital at
Great Falls. This is work she had
hoped to find, prior to entering
nurses training this fall. She is
staying with her sister, Lois.
Mrs. Leonard Hetland visited her
daughter. Mrs. C. R. Lodmell, Fri
day after spending a few days in
Froid with another daughter, Mrs.
Alma Slevins also her son Joe
Knutson and families. She plans
to return to her home in Minnesota
soon.
LAST WEEK’S NEWS
BRIDAL SHOWER HONORS
BETTY JEAN JOHNSON
Betty Jean Johnson was honor
guest at pre-nuptial shower held
Wednesday evening. June 4. at the
home of Mrs. Sam Nygard. Co
hostesses were Mrs. Stanley Hett
man. Mrs. James Ruffatto and Mrs.
Harold Johnson.
Over 20 ladies were present.
Favors consisted of miniature
clotheslines decorated with pic-
tures of clothing. Group singing
was enjoyed with Mrs. Bert John
son as pianist. Other entertainment
also was featured before the bride
opened her array of kitchen shower
gifts.
MARY. DIANE HETTMAN
CELEBRATE BIRTHDAYS
Mary Hettman celebrated her
11th birthday Thursday evening,
June 5, with a party held at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Hettman. Among those
S resent were Terry and Bobby
underson, ^i and Christine Nick,
Sandra Ann S tangeland, Gary
Vaught, David Ruffatto, LaVerne
Nelson. Gary Shanks and the Hett
man girls.
Reuben Johnson is spending the
week in Billings.
Mrs. C. R. Lodmell was a vis
itor in Froid Thursday.
Bill Murray was a business caller
in Wolf Point Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Hart were call
ers in Culbertson Saturday.
Mrs. Alice Fossen of Wolf Point
was a business caller in Brockton
Monday.
Waltraus (Trudy) Waschewski is
now staying at the Oliver Lien
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gunder
son were visitors in Culbertson
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Miller attended
the bailgame in Frazer Sunday
afternoon.
The local baseball team drove
to Frazer Sunday and came home
winners, 18-8.
Fred Morrison and Eddie Von
Ruden left this past week for
Ronan. Montana.
Vacation Bible School began on
Monday. June 9. at Our Saviour’s
Lutheran Church.
Christine First has been em
nloyed at Mrs. Ted Johnson’s home
since the school year ended.
Luther Larson is now home from
Augsburg College. Minneapolis,
where he graduated this montn.
Mr. and Mrs. Merland Iverson
and baby daughter, Bonnie, visited
friends in Poplar Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Samuelson
and son Patrick were visitors at
the Arvade Priebe home in Froid
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Mattel in and daugh
ters. Marion and Linda, have been
visiting her family at Musselshell,
Montana.
Sunday dinner guests of Jim
Elgies were Mr. and Mrs. Telford
Vraa and son Jimmy of the Ander
son community.
Mrs. Milo Stangeland and Mrs.
Barbara Gilligan went to Williston
Tuesday where Mrs. Gilligan had
a medical check-up..
Mrs. Carl Dahlberg and daugh
ters have been in Poplar the past
two weeks, where Mrs. Dahlberg
taught Bible School.
John Nesset of Culbertson did
some repair work in town during
the week for the Mountain States
Telephone and Telegraph Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gobbs of
Culbertson attended the wedding
of Betty Jean Johnson and Johnnie
Wetherington held here Saturday.
H. W. Quiimeyer returned the
first of last week front Santa Mon
ica, California, where he attended
the funeral of his son-in-law. Elmer
Francis.
On Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Clin
ton Johnson and family left for
their home in Somers. They also
attended the Johnson-Wethering
ton wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Johnson
and baby son. Johnny, plan to
leave Wednesday of this week for
a couple month's vacation at lakes
JUST LIKE THE
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around- Henning, Minnesota. They
also plan to visit relatives and
friends.
from Williston
and Ray. North Dakota, at the
Ole Lien home were Mrs. Melina
Houg with Mrs. Lester Lowder
milk and family.
Mrs. Barbara Gilligan- returned
home the first of the week from the
southside after spending four days
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Fred
Tolksdorf, who has been sick.
■9 n Sunday afternoon. Mary's
Diane, celebrated her sth
birthday with a small group of
taiends who enjoyed food and fun.
Those attending the party were
Janet Lien, Gary Shanks. Rozella
and Reggie Voiles. Jimmy Vraa.
Donna Elgia, Patricia. Rita Mae and
Jackie Hettman.
Paul Rasmussen recently left for
his new position at Hesper. Mon
tana near Billings—where he will
work as depot operator. He work
ed in the depot here for more than
a year.
Loraine Beck of Hogeland. Mary
Helen S^wenson of Havre, Charles
Delano and Clarence Mayberry of
Cutbank left for their homes Sun
day morning after participating in
the Johnson-Wetherington wedding.
Having left Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Johnson and family are
attending the Lutheran church con
vention in Minneeapolis. They will
visit relatives at Kindred, North
Dakota, before returning home in
a few weeks.
Mrs. Jennie Elgie and Mrs. Ole
Lien visited with Mrs. Julie Jau
motte in Culbertson Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Jaumotte left the nest
day or so for Canada, where ^e
was called by the serious illness
of a sister, living near . Regina.
Guests from Oakland. California,
at the Arvid Dahlberg home Thurs
day were Mr. and Mrs. J. Flock
hart. About 25 years ago. Mrs
Flockhart was a special nurse for
Mrs. Dahlberg’s brother. Al Jau
motte, for a number of months.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Johnson
of Benson. Minneesota, with their
son Thorvin Johnson and family
of DeGraff, Minnesota, left Sun
day after spending several days
here visiting relatives and attend
ing Betty Jean Johnson’s wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Larson of
the Anderson community attended
graduation exercises for their son.
Luther, at Augsburg College in
Minneapolis. From there. they
went to Brooklyn, New York, and
visited with their other son. Orvi!
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tarbet and
family of Texas are now living
in the house north of Lewis Boyd’s
home. Tarbet is employed in the
oil field near Poplar. Another
family moved into the Joe A. John
son house located next to the John
son residence over the weekend.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Kees
and two daughters.
On Thursday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. James Murray and her bro
ther. John Sharoian. all of Daven
port. lowa, arrived to spend about
two weeks with the Henry Vollert
son family. Murray and his wife
plan to leave shortly for Oakland.
California, where he will take a
THIS NEWSPAPER'S CLASSI
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