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Page Six
Frazer News ...
Thomas Stover visited friends in
Frazer the first part of the week.
He is making his home with his
son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Stover of Circle.
Mr. anu mrs. Edward Luce and
daughter. Mildred; were supper
guests at the farm home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kenndth Dahl of Lustre
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Robert Hovey of Wolf Point
and her aunt, Mrs. Lottie Sheppard
of Long Beach, California, called
on friends in Frazer several after
noons the past week.
Louie Meyers of the Southside
visited friends in town last week.
He stayed with Zac Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Nybakken
visited with Mrs. E. P.« Brooks
Saturday. They were returning
from Canisota, South Dakota where
they had gone to consult doctors.
Mrs. Grace McCarty and Mrs.
Emma Kaltchennee entertained 12
ladies at a coffee party Friday af
ternoon at the Milton Forbes home.
Mrs. McCarty was pleasantly sur
prised with a gift from her many
friends, as she will soon leave
Frazer to return to her former
home in Spokane. Washington
Mr. and Mrs. John Houseal and
daughters of Wolf Point visited at
the home of Mrs. Houseal's pai
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lingle. |
over the weekend.
Mrs. William Atkens entertained
a few ladies at a coffee party last
Monday afternoon. The hostess
presented Mrs. McCarty with a
farewell gift.
Lions Club met in the Lions Den
of the Coffee Cup Case Monday
night. Bill Brooks is a new mem
ber.
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Keller
and daughters. Linda and Nancy,
drove to Chinook Thursday to
visit at the home of Mr. Keller's
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By Mrs. Jessie Calfee
parents. Mr. Keller recently re
joined his family after spending
seventeen months in Japan.
Clara Sandvick of Wolf Point
visited in Frazer over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Peters, son
Dick and daughter Bonnie, of Pop
lar. Mr. and Mrs. George Brown
and family of Nashua and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Stratton and children
were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Jessie Calfee.
Mrs. M. A. Lein and Mrs. C. L.
Quam were hostesses to a Hal
lowe'en party at the Lein home
Wednesday evening. Fifty-nine
guests were present. Games were
played and prizes were given. Out
of town gusts were Mrs. Glenn
Huseby of Glasgow. Mrs. Ida Stor
lie, Mrs. Fresbie Young. Mrs. Ber
tha Hagen and Mrs. Jack Martin
of Nashua. Mrs. Joe Otremba. Mrs.
Robert Hovey and Mrs. Jim Terry
of Wolf Point, Mrs. Russell Scott
and Mrs. James Scott of Oswego
and Mrs. Lottie Sheppard of Long
Beach. California.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Crider of
Glasgow visited at the Fred Lingle
home Saturday.
Lee Blevins transacted business
in town Saturday.
Mrs. Hattie Burmaster of Glas
gow was an overnight visitor at
the McCune home this past week.
King Walton called in town Fri
day evening and Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Melvin Lingle of Wolf Point
visited her mother, Mrs. C. L.
Thoma. Thursday.
Word was received last Saturday
of the passing of Mrs. Martha Hov
ey at Long Beach. California from
a lingering illness. Mrs. Hovey
spent many of her years at Frazer,
living with her daughter, Mrs. Lot-
CHE HERALD-NEWS. Wolf Point. Roosevelt County. .Montana
tie Sheppard, and we regret to
learn of her passing.
Mr and Mrs. E. P. Brooks attend
ed the Rally at Glasgow Saturday
evening. , , , . .
Mildred Luce celebrated her
tenth birthday at a party for her
friends in the Lions room. Millie
was the recipient of many nice
gifts Mrs. Luce, assisted by Ra
chel Brooks and Mary AnnQuiz
ing. served birthday cake and
lU Mn and Mrs. William Atkens
were Glasgow callers Thursday.
Mrs Jessie Calfee spent Sunday
at the D. L. Stratton home. Mrs.
Arvid Moe and son. Tracy, of Wolf
Point were afternoon visitors.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Millard and
•children were Sunday dinner gucs's
at the J. A. Quiring farm home.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Sheldon of Nash
ua were afternoon guests.
Mr. Morgan Jenkins was a sup
per guest at the C. L. Quam home
Sunday evening.
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Hospital Notes
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Admitted:
Steve Berge. Glen Fabbard, Ed
ward Stolen. Mrs. Roger Isle, Mrs.
Clarence Baerg. Wayne Gamrath
Mrs. Roy Gunderson, Richard
Ecans and Wallace Yellowrobe.
Otto Neuman. Mrs. Keith Sugden.
Mrs. Duaine Wilkinson. Mrs. Aug
ust Belgarde. Mrs. Roy Ware. Pam
ela Jenson. Mrs. Lester Welliver.
Mrs. Keith Drew and Pete Olson.
Dismissed:
Mrs. Charles Meehan and son.
Dolly Frederick. Mrs. Ernest Good
sell. Stevie Berge. Mrs. Roy Bun
derson, Otto Neuman. Mrs. Milton
Sethre and daughter. Mrs. Edward
Shadix and son. Mrs. Frank Ewert
and son and Harry Gilbertson.
Edward Cody. LaVerne Weldele
John Woodich. Edward Stolen. Mrs
Maurice Forsncss and son. Mis.
Duaine Wilkinson. Pamela Jensen
Mrs. Bigelow and son. Keith Bryan
and Wayne Gamrath.
Births:
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Isle, a son.
October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Baerg. a
daughter. October 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sugden. r
daughter. October 31.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware, a
daughter. November i
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Drew, a
daughter, November 2.
Mr, arid Mrs. Lester Welliver. a
son. November 3.
James DeWane.
Deaths:
West Reservation
g a 19
Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Cantrell
of Wolf Point left for Yakima.
Washington, for a few days visit
w’ith Mr. and Mrs. Fred White
Hawk.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cox made a
business trip to Spokane, Washing
ton. returning Sunday.
We wish to thank all the people
who helped make the Wolf Poin
War Mothers Food Sale a success
Proceeds will go for the light bil’
of the Wolf Point Community Hall
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and also for supper for the Armis
tice Dance which will be held
here Friday.
George Boyd. Sr. of Brockton
was in town.
Tommy Camobell of Ft. Belknap
is visiting his' brother and sister
in Old Town.
Mrs. Fannie Dozelick of Chelsea
was shopping in town.
Mr. ana Mrs. Earl Wetsit. Mrs
Christine Redstone of Oswego and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hamilton were
in Wolf Point for the War Mothers
Food Sale.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall were
in Wolf Point Saturday.
George Clark of Oswego called
at the Pointing Iron home Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Track and
Jennie Morin visited Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Parnell in Wiota.
George Pointing Iron is on th'
sick list.
Mrs. Mary R. Smith and Mrs
Many Ribs the visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Morin.
The Hallowe’en party held at
the Community Hall in Old Town
Friday brought out 25 children in
costume. Prizes were given to four
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the music for the little folks
with his pnonograph. Johnny Gar
field dressed as a hobo was one
of the best dancers. Cookies,
sandwiches, apples, candy and
punch were served. War Mothers
and War Sisters sponsored the
party.
Mrs. Annie Standing of Arapa
hoe is here on business. She is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Beauchamp of Old Town.
Mrs. Joseph White Eagle and
son Darrell of Bremerton. Wash
ington, are here visiting his moth
er. Mrs. Bearskin. I
Mrs. Stanley Lester and baby
visited her mother, Mrs. Charles
Garfield.
Mrs. Bryan Connolly of Brown
ing and daughter Mrs. Trafford of
Wolf Point and Jennie Morin en- I
joyed a chicken dinner at the home
of Mrs. Alex Sansaver. Mrs. Con- :
nolly. Mrs. Morin and Mrs. San-1
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