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MRS. RUTH ZUCK HONORED
WITH FAMILY DINNER
Mrs. Ruth Zuck, Poplar, was hon
ored at a family dinner held in the
Bushaw Case, Poplar, last Sunday
afternoon. Mrs. Zuek’s three sons
and their families were together for
the first time in 20 years. Three
of Mrs. Zuek’s grandsons were un
able to be present.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Zuck and sons. Bobby, Alan
and Byron, Mineral Bench, Mr. and
Mrs Leo Zuck. Billings and Mr.
and MrsWtaflin 'Zuck and son Greg,
WilmingtonT'Del.
LOFTUS COMPLETES TRAINING
PROGRAM IN CHICAGO
Milton O. Loftus, Wolf Point, re
cently completed specialized train
ing in Diesel and Motor tune-up,
according to announcement receiv
ed from Chicago. The report stat
ed that Loftus was graduated with
a fine record as a student, making
excellent progress throughout the
course.
—The HERALD-NEWS
■etabllehed In Ml
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 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
DAVE MOBLEY, News Editor
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I MRS. JOHNSON HONORED
| WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY
i Mrs. Bob Johnson was honored
at a birthday party held at the Ed
die Roth home last Friday evening.
The guests sewed throughout the
evening and Mrs. Rothe served a
delicious lunch. Mrs. Johnson re
ceived many nice gifts. Other guests
were Mrs. Eugene Swanson, Mrs.
Lloyd Jensen. Mrs. Donald Jensen,
Mrs. Jerry Jensen, Mrs. Leonard
Jensen, Mrs. Boyd Rada, Mrs. Neal
Larson and Mrs. Harold Thorsen.
Entertain Classmates
Carol Peterson entertained her
classmates of the Senior class and
their friends at "open house” fol
lowing the exercises of graduation
Thursday evening at the Percy Pet
erson home north of Wolf Point.
A social evening was enjoyed by
all.
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Honored at Coffee Party
Mrs. Bob Appelgren entertained
at a coffee party honoring Mrs.
David Conroy. Bakersfield. Calif.,
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montaha
last Thursday evening in her home.
Other guests included Mrs. Eugene
Fitz Simmons. Mrs. Jim Kelly, Mrs.
Jerry Jensen, Mrs. Eugene Swan
son, Mrs. John Neubauer, Mrs.
Boots Erickson, Mrs. Kenneth Wal
ter and Mrs. Harold Thorsen.
SHIRLEY SUGDEN ENTERTAINS
AT HOME OF PARENTS
Shirley Sugden entertained at' a
party Sunday afternoon at the lowa
Sugden home. Guests enjoyed vis
iting and snaoks were par
taken of throughout the afternoon
followed by lunch. The guests en
joying the get-together were
Jeanne Kowe, Joyce Rounds. Joan
Grimsrud. Peggy Meister, Glen
Mason. Hugh McLachlan, Jack
Rounds, Les Martins, Johnny Dick.
Irvin Schmidt and Jim Kirkpat
rick.
MRS. BUSHMAN HONORED
AT RECREATION HALL
A pink ana blue shower honor
ing Mrs. John Bushman last Fri
day evening was held at the North
Side Recreation hall. The guests
enjoyed playing bingo throughout
the evening and prizes were given.
The guest of honor received many
beautiful gifts for the baby-to-be.
The hostesses Mrs. Wayne Parsley
and Mrs. Francis Bushman served
a luncheon to the twenty gues’s
present.
JOYCE JACKLEY HOLDS
PARTY ON FIFTH BIRTHDAY
Joyce Jacktey, celebrated her
fifth birthday at a party held at
the Phil Jackley home, 532 Dayton.
Mrs. Elwin Iwen assisted Mrs. Jack
ley in serving ice cream and cake
to the little guests. The guests en
joyed games and received favors.
Those helping Joyce celebrate were
Jackie and Candy Kalien, Carol
Hudiburgh, Cathie and Nancy Ault,
Janet Bartel. Phyllis and Sharon
Iwen, Pamela Jensen and Vivian
and Lyla Schultz.
Have Dinner In Glasgow
The Wolf Point telephone oper
ators enjoyed a chicken dinner at
Glasgow last Wednesday evening
along with nine operators from the
Glasgow exchange. This group
plans another get-together in Wolf
Point this summer. Those able to
attend from Wolf Point were Mrs.
Lester Eck, Mrs. Gordon Koenig.
Mrs. Donald Jensen, Miss Carol
Pilgrim, Miss Frances Hentges, Miss
Denyse Pilgrim, Miss Mary Lee
Weber and Mr. and Mrs. Louie De.-
laney.
Legion Gives Thanks
The American Legion Auxiliary
wishes to take this opportunity 'to
thank the people of Wolf Point and
surrounding communities for their
part in making their annual Poppy
Sale a successful one this year. The
poppies sold amounted to $240.
Returns from Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Stensland re
turned last Wednesday from a visit
with Mr. Stensland's mother, Mrs.
Asborg Stensland at Edmore, N. D.
PATTERSON'S
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There are such pretty ways
to cool off during the
hot summer days to come
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You'll spend a cool, carefree sum
mer in our Cotton Prints and Sheer Ny
lons. Styled by designers you see in
leading fashion magazines.
Slzei 9 to 15 — 10 to 20 — and 12</ 2 to 24>/a
$8.95 to $39.95
They also visited Mrs. Stensland's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson,
Nekoma, N. D. Mr. and Mrs. Ander
son recently celebrated their 62nd
wedding anniversary.
MRS. IVAN BUSHMAN
HONORED AT SHERMAN
Mrs. Ivan Bushman was honored
at a pink and blue shower held in
the banquet room at the Hotel
Sherman last week. The guests en
joyed playing whist and high was
won by Mrs. Francis Bushman and
low was won by Mrs. John Bush
man. The hostesses Mrs. Thorvald
Jensen, Mrs. G. S. Snell and Mrs.
Ray Kelberer served a delicious
lunch to twenty-eight guests. Mrs.
Bushman received many beautiful
gifts for the baby-to-be.
WORD RECEIVED OF KEITH
THOMAS’ RECENT MARRIAGE
Word has been received of the
marriage of Keith Alm Thomas,
son of Mr. and Mrs. V. G. Thomas
who now reside in La Grande, Or.,
to Mariel Janis, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Mitas H. Biddick, Valle
jo, Calif. They were married in
Valleyjo May 14. Keith is still in the
navy but they will be at home at
210 Rainier, Vallejo, Calif.
Couple Leave for Alaska
Mrs. Lillian Forsness and daugh
ter Shirley left Tuesday for Great
Falls where they will board a plane
for Fairbanks, Alaska. They will
visit with Mrs. Forsness’ daughter
June and family, Mr. and Mrs. M.
R. McEntire. They plan to be gone
a month. They were accomprnied
to Great Falls by Bob Rusche.
Mrs. Mack Honored
MrS. E. A. Mack Sr. was an hon
ored guest at a coffee party held
last Wednesday afternoon at the
Guy Miller home. Other guests
present were Mrs. F. A. Asbury,
Mrs. Erick Mourn, Mrs. Ernest
Hinkle, Mrs. Paul Nygaard, Mrs.
Addie Carpenter, Mrs. Ed Mack
and Mrs. Stanley Nees, Poplar.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bearskin
and Jack Roberts left Sunday
morning for Livingstone, to pick
up Vic’s horse “Spade" where he
had been left since last Wednes
day when the boys from Bozeman
had tried to bring him home. They
returned Monday.
Weekend guests at the Darwin
Johannes apartment were Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Eman and son Mich,
ael, Bismarck, N. D„ Al Anderson
and Mavis Simonson, Underwood.
N. D., and James Eman, Bismarck,
N. D.
Mrs. Nannie Good, Great Falls,
Mrs. Francis Watne and family,
Hungry Horse and Mrs. Paul Buck
ley and family, Lead, S. D., have
been visiting at the George and
Earl Good homes for the past week.
Mrs. David Tollefson, nee Ber
nice Wilhelm, was here for the
graduation of Carol Peterson. Carol
accompanied her back to Havre for
the remainder of the school term
at Northern Montana College.
Bill Canavan, Laurel, is spend
ing the week with his grandfather,
Dr. R. E. Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mack Sr. and
son Bill left Friday morning for
their home in Bremerton, Wash.
Visiting In Williston and Bain
ville last Saturday was Mrs. Lloyd
Jensen. Mrs. Donald Jensen and
Mrs. Neal Jarson.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Moen and son
Douglas spent Memorial weekend
visiting Mrs. Fred Pettis, Williston,
and also other friends.
Memorial Weekend guests at the
Sam Durham home in Baker was
Sam's sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Elwin Iwen and daughters.
Mrs. Lloyd Jensen, Mrs. Jerry
Jensen, Mrs. Elwin Iwen and Mrs.
Harold Thorsen wAe visitors in
Plentywood last Wednesday morn
ing.
Weekend guests at the Einar
Lund home were Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Zuck, Billings and Mr. and Mrs.
Ennar Lund Jr. and son Ronnie,
Havre.
Mrs. Phil Jackley and daughter
Joyce recently returned from a
three weeks trip visiting friends
and relatives in Armour and
Pierre, S. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Rongstad
and daughter Bonnie, Glasgow, at-
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tended the graduation exercises lafit
Thursday honoring Barbara Han
son. Rongstad is a cousin of Clar
ence Hanson.
Billy Burnlson left last week for
Scobey where he Is employed by
Dick Rodell, bricklayer. He return
ed Thursday of last week for grad
.uation.
Visiting friends in GlaAgow last
Thursday were Mrs. Hail Neut
gens and son Dickie. Mp. Clar
ence Lee and Mrs. Eugene Fitz
simmons and sons.
Mrs. Ronald Anderson and sons,
Bismarck, N. D., are visiting at the
parental homes in Wolf Point. Mrs.
Anderson was accompanied by Bob
Anderson, also of Bismarck.
Thursday evening dinner guests
at the Paul Nygaard residence were
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mack Sr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Guy A. Miller, Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Mack and Marcia and Bill
Mack.
Mrs. R. E. Dunn and her daugh
ter Mrs. Kenneth Canavan and
daughter, Laurel, are spending the
DANCE
MIDWAY INN DANCE HALL
VIDA
SATURDAY, JUNE 5
Music by the MELODY KINGS
DANCE!!
SATURDAY,
JUNE 12
Grand Opening of the
NEW COMMUNITY HALL
AT MINERAL BENCH
33 Miles North of Poplar on RY
Music by WHITE ACES
Drawing for beef steer, winner need not be present.
LUNCH WILL BE SOLD
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THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1954
week visiting, in Grand Fork*,
N. D. '
Spending the Memorial weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Lucile Cloud
were Mr. and Mrs. John Cloud and
son James, Whitefish.
DANCE!
SATURDAY
NIGHT
at
BUCKS PLACE
OSWEGO