The Herald-news., March 18, 1954, Page Page Six, Image 6

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Vida Community
Moisture Received
Precipitation ampunting to .45 of
an inch was recorded at the Vida
weather station Thursday in the
form of rain and wet snow. Ice
anasleet caused REA line trouble
which resulted in many residents
of the community being without
power for several hours Thursday
BM again Thursday night.
The Clarence Nefzgers, Ray and
Betty Nefzger were recent visitors
at the Joe Knutson home in Froid.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace McKee, of
Wolf Point, enjoyed a few games of
pinochle Monday evening at the
Anton Abraham home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seebart and
Wesley Seebart were supper guests
Of the Walter Schillingers Tuesday
evening.
M. E Howard of the Cow Creek
community, was a business called
In Vida recently.
Tae Vida Baptist Ladies Aid met
Thursday afternoon at the Leo
Kahm home.
Wesley Seebart, who has been
Visiting his brother, Fred Seebart.
for several weeks, left Wednesday
for Alaska.
The HERALD-NEWS
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Continuation of the Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt County
News, The Fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter,
The Roosevelt County Independent
■ntesed as second class matter at the postoffice at Wolf Point,
Montana, July 11, IMO, under the Act of March 8,18 TB
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point
County Seat of Roosevelt County, Montana
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The Stoney Olsons of the Cow
Creek community were Tuesday
visitors at the Bob Nefzgers.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nefzger
and the Ray Nefzgers went to Glen
dive Tuesday after baby chicks.
Bert Nelson of Williston was
transacting business at Vida Tues
day.
Mrs. Dale Goodale of Circle was
a caller at the Bob Nefzger home
Tuesday,
The Vida baseball club held its
annual meeting Wednesday eve
ning at Midway hall in preparation
for an active season. Leonard Loen
dorf is the newly elected manager
and Jim VanAtta his assistant.
Lunch •'was served following the
meeting.
Gene Eggebrecht and Dave spent
the weekend in Billings with the
family.
The Arnie Leuenbergers were
supper guests at the Boots Erick
son home Wednesday evening.
Edgar Casterline is convalescing
at the Henry Casterline home at
Columbia Falls following a recent
operation at Kalispell.
The Ervin Leuenbergers, who
moved to California last fall, re-
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
cently visited Jerry and Kerry Wal
lace, former Vida residents. Their
father, Cecil Wallace, died some
time ago.
Stanley Parris, county agent,
showed some interesting soil con
servation pictures to the pupils of
Wolf Creek school Friday. The
teacher, Mrs. Roy Hanson, was un
able to get to school that morning
as a result of the snow storm.
Excavation for Deane Nefzger’s
basement was completed Wednes
day by Art Idland of Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Casterline
and the Glen Engens were supper
guests at the Ed Casterline home
Tuesday evening.
.Calvin Bogar went to Billings
Friday for his dental appointment.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Hofland
were Miles City visitors one day
last week.
The Lee Hintzs returned Wed
nesday from Minneapolis. They
drove back Stanley Jensen’s new
car.
The Gene Schillingers spent the
weekend in Lewistown with May
me Schillinger and the Marcus
Bourkes.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Casterline were
Wednesday evening supper guests
at the home of Rev. and Mrs.
Kenneth Peterson.
Oscar Nesvig and Rev. Leahy of
Wibaux, were Vida callers Thurs
day enroute to Wolf Point.
The L. C. Kellys were guests at
the Gottlieb Schock Jr. home at a
birthday supper Friday evening in
honor of Clarence Nelson’s birth
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leuenber
ger were dinner guests at the Jhon
ny Strobel home in Richey Tues
day.
The Kenneth Schillingers were
Sunday visitors at the Bill Novak
home in Wolf- Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Huber return
ed recently from lowa where they
attended the wedding of Mrs. Hu
ber's brother.
Guests at the Gary Beuchler
home Thursday evening were the
Johnny Strobels, Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Leuenberger and Rev. Bertsch.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Eggebrecht
are receiving congratulations on the
birth of a boy Thursday at Trinity
hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Schillinger re
turned Sunday evening from their
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with all these “Worth More” features
Recognized leadership in styling
You can pay more but you’ll rfever find a car
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Choice of most modern engines
Ford and Ford alone, in the low-price field,
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trip to Spokane. They attended the
tournament at Great Falls enroute
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Ronnie and Connie Loendorf at
tended a birthday party Saturday
afternoon at the George Loendorf
home in Wolf Point in honor, of
Gregory Loendorf* birthday.
Sunday supper guests at the Gust
Strobel home were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Ouch, the Johnny Stro
bels, of Richey, and the Martin
Leuenbergers.
Mrs. Russel Ozmundson and
daughter of the Cow Creek com
munity luckily were not injured
when their car skidded on the icy
highway and overturned a few
miles north of here Saturday.
The Boots Ericksons were Satur-'
day evening callers at the Donald
Anderson home north of Wolf
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hofland and
Karen visited the Glen Engens Fri
day evening.
Saturday evening callers at the
Albert Ketner home were* Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Seivers, the Martin Leu
enbergers and Johnny Strobels.
Mr. and Mrs. Lars Engen of Thief
River Falls, Minn., Mrs. Lou Polly
and Mrs. Arnie Engen of Black
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Rsver Falls, Wis., visited the Glen
Engens a few days last week.
The Adam Remmicbs were Sun
day callers at the Ed Casterline
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Kluth called
on the Arnie Leuenbergers Friday
evening.
The Dan Seivers family were
Sunday visitors at the Axel Erick
son home.
Mrs. Doris Sukut and Mrs. Don
na LeValley were Saturday after
noon callers at the Bud Erickson
home.
The Walter Schillinger family
spent the weekend with relatives
in Billings.
| The Boots Eriqksons were Sun
day dinner guests at the Bob Nefz
ger home.
| Les Gulbrandson of Glendive was
I a caller in our conununity Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ault and 1
daughters Kerel Hagen and Jackie
Kemper of Wolf Pqjnt, and the Ar
nie Leuenbergers were Sunday ev
ening visitors at the Glen Engen
home.
The Bud Ericksons were guests
at the Lee Hintz home Saturday
evening. The men went into Wolf
savings and “GO” of modem, high-compres
sion, short-stroke, low-friction design.
Ball-Joint Front Suspension
For the first time in any low-priced car, you
get the smoother riding and easier handling
of Ball-Joint Front Suspension —an advance
you’d expect to find only in the costliest cars.
Choice of 5 power assists . . •
Including Fordomatk
Only Ford in the low-price field offers power
on all four windows ... a 4-way power seat
which adjusts up and down as well as forward
and back. Power steering, power brakes and
versatile Fordomatic Drive are also available—
and they make your fine Ford even more fun
to drive.
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the tournament games at the Elks
club.
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Used car prices show that in recent years Ford
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The Bud Ericksons were Sunday
evening callers at the Allan Schil
lingers.