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Frazer News ...
Fraaer Rainfall
Ker* waslMS inches of precip
itation at Frasor during 1053. ae
oording to record! of weather ob-
Mrvar, Robert Garden, who is con-
Htwlne the government weather
SEESI at Truer since William
■rough retired this year, and who
Ept records for the past 29 years.
K* only year exceeding 1953 s
grwripltauon was 1927 with 21.20
The new modern Rancho Motel
Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Berge
has one completed unit which was
occupied this week. When com
pleted the Rancho Motel will have
10 units, four of which will be
agulpped with cooking facilities.
Victor Jelmberg is builder and
Mr. Berge assisting
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Fraser an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Mary. Ann. to Merle H.
Doornek of Wolf Point, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Doornek. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Ford Decker, March of Dimes
Oanpaign chairman, held a com
mittee meeting at his home Wed
■aaday evening to plan for the
March of Dimes benefit to be held
later this month. Chairman Decker
Maced the “Test Tube” coin con
(etnars in the business establish
ments. He explained the test tube
Str emit the research and its ad
^A/S^Robert Sandvick left Satur
day by bus for Bartow, Fla., where
he will commence his primary
training in the Air Force. He re
cently graduated from pre-flight
gaining at Lackland Air Force
Base, San Antonio. Texas.
The Bible Club held its first
meeting of the New Year at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Konrad last
week. Mrs. D. Bridges entertained
the group Tuesday.
—The HERALD-NEWS"
■stabllahad In 1918
Continuation of the Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt County
News, The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter.
* The Roosevelt County Independent
Intered as second class matter at the postoffice 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
x GLENN E. BUNNELL, News Editor
— SUBSCRIPTION RATES —
Per year, $3.50 (in the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone. Daniela.
Valley, Sheridan and Richland.) Within the State of
Montana outside above counties, $4 00 per year.
Outside the state of Montana, $5.00 per year.
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Mrs. Dexter Holtberg and Betty
Long report a successful drive for
funds for the Red Cross. They col
lected $116.75. The membiership
drive was sponsored by the Frazer
Lions club.
Don Russell of White Sulphur
Springs visited at the Russell Scott
home Saturday.
Don’t forget the basketball game.
Bearcubs vs. Brockton Coyotes.
Friday', Jan. 15.
Mr. and Mrs.M. A. Lien return
ed Monday from visiting relatives
at Fergus Falls. Minn. They report
plenty of snow in Minnesota.
Harry Turner of Wolf Point and
Fritz Turner of Jordan were busi
ness callers here Monday.
Mrs. Arden Nichols - and baby
daughter returned from Trinity
hospital Tuesday. They were over
night guests at the parental L. P.
Holtberg home, returning to their
home at Grand Prairie community
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Buchanan
and Donna and Mrs. Pearl Johnson
were Wolf Point shoppers Tuesday.
Eric Young, son of Rev. and Mrs.
Frisbie Young of Nashua, returned
to his home Wednesday after
spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Pearl Johnson while his
parents attended a meeting in Bill-
FYed Hauck of the Grand Prairie
community transacted business in
Frazer Wednesday.
Mrs. Fred Lingle visited her
granddaughter, Beverly Houseal, at
Trinity hospital on Tuesday. Bev
erly is recovering from a serious
cold.
Mr. and Mrs. George Berge, Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Berge and Mr. and
Mrs. Kenny Dahl attended the
show at the new Survant theater
in Glasgow Tuesday evening.
Mrs. James Keller and Rachel
Brooks were Glasgow callers last
NATION AI EDITORIAL
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Thursday. They had dental work
done. '
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Garden were
visitors in Great Falls last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckles and
family were Wolf Point callers
Thursday. Duane' had a medical
check-up. He is "fine” now.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Quiring and
family returned from Dallas, Ore..
Wednesday. They report on enjoy
able trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Baldry
were Glasgow callers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dahl ana De
anna were Wolf Point visitors Tues
day.. Deanna had dental work done.
Mr. and Mrs. Donell Nichols and
family visited at the parental M. L.
Eliason home Tuesday.
E. P. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs.
Cornelius Funk were Glasgow bus
iness callers Wednesday.
Mary Sue Holtberg entertained
several friends at her home Friday
evening after the Frazer-Richey
basketball game. Refreshments
were served. ' 1
The Mothers Circle of the WMF
wiU meet Tuesday, Jan. 19 at the
church with Mrs. Ferd Decker and
Mrs. Clifford Long as hostesses.
Mrs. Alex Fraser and Mrs. Pearl
Johnson • were Glasgow business
callers Wednesday.
The afternoon circle of the WMF
is meeting this afternoon with Mrs.
C. W. Kesler at the church.
Dexter Holtberg is back to work
at the Decker Motor Sales after
ten days of sick leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Eliason
transacted business in Poplar Tues-
day.
Mrs. Helen Peters was on the
sick list Thursday and Friday. Mrs.
Dick Berge substituted for her.
M. A Lien and George Berge
were Wolf Point business callers
Wednesday.
Ten friends helped Cleo Forbes
celebrate her 12th birthday Friday
afternoon. The young people-play
ed games and presented Cleo with
gifts. Lunch was served.
Mrs. Conrad Thoma and Mrs.
Carl Holtberg were. Glasgow visi
tors Monday.
Beverly Kjensrud. who has been
a patient at Deaconess hospital for
the past two weeks,- returned to
her home Tuesday. She is doing
well.
Mr. and Mrs. James Keller, Lin
da and Nancy were guests at the
Elmer Nybakken home in Nashua
Wednesday evening.
Betty Long and Darlene Brooks
visited Mrs. H*nri Dassonville at
Trinity hospital in Wolf Point.
Tuesday.
Officers and departmental sec
retaries of the Women's Missionary
Federation met at the home of Mrs.
Ted Dahl Thursday evening to
complete reports for 1953. Mrs.
Dahl served lunch to the group.
Mr. and Mrs. George Jensen of
Oswego were supper guests at the
Russell Scott home Monday eve
ning.
Bill Brooks was a Glasgow visi
tor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald and
children visited at the George
Kjensrud home Friday.
The county extension agent of
Valley county met at the school.
Jan. 20 at 7:30 to explain 4-H work
to anyone interested. Children in
terested must have a parent accom
pany them to this meeting.
Pvt. Dea,n Bridges returned to
Fort Ord, Calif. His new address
is Pvt Dean Bridges, US 56 228 214
Co. A (C) Engr. Bh.. Fort Ord.
Calif. He is now in cooking school
SC home’ln
guests at the Tom Dignan home in
received greetings from him from
Germany. Carl's stress is RA 17
346 948 Btry C. 272 FABN APO 46.
c/o PM, New York. N. Y
Boy Scout leader, faster Sunen
sen. report* a
wreath and tree sale. Many thanks
to all for their Patronage.
Mr*. Isak Waarvik of Richland,
who ha* been visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Long left on the stream
liner td visit relatives and friends
at SeaSe and Portland.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Kaster Simensen
and family visited at the parental
Oliver Montgomery home in Woll
Point Sunday. . $..
Ray Waarvik of Richland visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long
on Thursday. , „
Worship services at St. Pauls
Lutheran church Sunday at 9:30
am., Sunday school 10:45.
A family night pot-luck supper
WiU be sponsored by the Lutheran
Brotherhood next Thursday night
at 6:30, Jan. 21. Special films will
be shown. During the annual meet
ing films will be shown in the
basement for the children.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Eliason were
Wolf Point business callers Mon
^Vtr. and Mrs. Ed Luce and daugh
ters were supper guests at the Wm.
Adkin* home Sunday evening.
Henry Dassonville drove to Wolf
Point Monday. Mrs. Dassonville
and baby, Lynann Barbara, return
ed home with him from Trinity
‘^Sr.^and Mrs. D. Bridges and
daughter were supper guests at
the home .of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley
Bridges in Oswego.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Thoma and
Connie visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Sprague, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Lingle and family in Wolf Point
Friday evening.
Ed McKane attended funeral ser
vices for his grandfather at Circle
Saturday.
P. J. Dassonville transacted bus
iness in Glasgow on Thursday.
MR. AND MRS. JIM COLLINS
OBSERVE GOLDEN.WEDDING
SCOBEY —Mr. and Mrs. Jim Col
lins who observed their golden
wedding anniversary Sunday of
last week, came to Scobey in 1914
and squatted on land which is now
in Daniels county. Later when they
could file for a homestead they
filed on the place where they still
live, northwest of Scobey. They
came to this community in a wagon
train from Weyburn, Sask.
The anniversary celebration was
held in the parlors of the Scobey
Lutheran church. A large crowd
attended.
TWO MORE BURGLARIES
IN CIRCLE LAST WEEK
CIRCLE —Another in a series of
burglaries took place in Circle
when the Veterans’ club was again
the victim. It appears that the same
stunt was pulled again, as it ap-
Sears that some one was hiding in
te club when it was closed. No
money was obtained this time but
40 quarts of whiskey and 100 car
tons of cigarettes were taken,
valued at $350.
The Stanolind Company office
was again broken into and S4O in
cash and three tires were taken.
Honor Students
Avis Rongstad of Bainville and
Mary Ann Quiring of Frazer were
among the 58 students on the hon
or roll at Northern Montana Col
lege at Havre for the fall quarter.
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News of Lustre Vicinity
Teacher* and pupil* of the Volt
and Victory school* visited the
Liberty school Tuesday afternoon
when seven film strips were shown.
The film strips are put out by
Popular Science. There were 21
visitors. Among them were Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Rauch and Mrs. Less
Brown and Dennis.
Miss Hattie Davis broke her wrist
Tuesday evening when she fell as
she was walking from school. The
Centre Bell school was closed sev
eral days because of the accident
Mr. and Mrs. Art Fast called at
the Henry Beier home Monday
evening.
Bernice Beier- began boarding at
the Dave Walls home last week.
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* RR-48 DeLuxe - 24945 18945
, ' RR-50 DeLuxe 25945 20945
Hot point DeLuxe Refrigerators
EG-87 Super Stor 467.00 35945
ED-87 DeLuxe 356.50 269.95
EAS-92 299.95 24945
Hotpoint DeLuxe Cabinet Ironer 14445 11245
Hotpoint Portable Ironer 65.95 49.95
Hotpoint LC-3 Automatic Washer 29945 249.95
Hotpoint LD-3 Electric Dryer 29945 249.95
Many other exceptional values in new and used
appliances.
Montana- Dakota Utilities Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Toavs and
Loma visiteq at the Les Brown
home Tuesday, evening.
The new Adademy building ar
rived Friday. /
Mr. and Mi* Walter Sauskojies
and Charlotte were at the Pate
Friesen home Friday. A
Rev. and Mrs. Peter Wiess anal
family and Mr. and Mrs. Dave)
Wall and family visited atjhe Abe
Unger home last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bom were
Sunday dinner guests at the Har
vey Fast home.
Mr. and Mrs. Berner Aker, Ar
dyce Peterson and Harold Tetlie.
THURSDAY, JANUARY- 14, 1964
friend* from Opheim were Sunday
dinner guest* at the Henry Beier
home. Mias Peterson and Mr. Tit
lie are teaching in Opheim.
Mis* Harriet Levings from Wls
con arrived Tuesday to taka un
teaching at the Pleasant View
school. Mrs. Paul Zerbe ha* bean
substituting since Mr*. Howard
had to quit because of illness.
Rev. Leo Wiens and Alvin Un*
rau made house visitations last
week. <
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