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GLASGOW WHS
5T04 OVER
WOLF POINT
LOCAL CLUB RALLIES IN NINTH
SCORING THREE RUNS; CASEY
GOES DISTANCE FOR WOLF
POINT ON MOUND.
The Wolf Point Independent base
ball team dropped a close 4 to 5
decision to the Glasgow Vets in a
game played at the Stampede
grounds Monday.
The game went scoreless for five
innings. Lefty Jensen got the first
Wolf Point hit in the seventh when
he got a single to center.
Pitcher Dennis Casey scored the
first Wolf Point run. in the bottom
of t£e eighth. Casey got on first
on an error. He stole second base
and was advanced to third when
John Hubbard got a single. Felix
Jensen scored Cas y with a single
to left field.
The top of the ninth proved dis
astrous to the Wolf Point club as
they allowed Glasgow three runs
on two singles, a double, and two
errors. The Wolf Point club ral-
WE APPRECIATE YOUR
ATTENDANCE!
The Poplar-Wolf Point Boat Club wiihet to exprest its thanks
for the wonderful attendance at the July 4th Boat Races. Also
for the co-operation we received from property owners Lloyd
Holen and Matt Budak. £
We extend to one and all an invitation to use the present
and future improvements we intend to make to the docks and
grounds. This is your playground, we want you to use It.
Signed,
POPLAR-WOLF POINT BOAT CLUB.
ATTENTION FARMERS!
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FIRST QUALITY
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Other sizes proportionately as low!
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WOLF POINT, MONTANA
For Bulk Patroleum and Propane Delivery, Call 166
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AFTER HOUR
DEPOSITORY
We have installed a precision built
After Hour Depository for the conven
ience and protection of our customers.
This Depository w a s^purchased
from Diebold, Incorporated, of Canton,
Ohio, and it has all of the latest and most
modern features.
We are pleased to offer this new ser
vice and would be glad to have any of
our customers see us about details.
FIRST STATE BANK
of Wolf Point
lied in the bottom of the ninth and
■cored three runs. However they
were unable to overcome the four
run lead held by Glasgow. Felix
Jensen led off the inning with a
eingte Jim Burt followed with a
single and Chuck Sprague hit a
J round ball to shortstop forcing
ensen at third. Third baseman Bill
McCracken then hit a single to left
field loading the bases with one
out The Glasgow pitcher walked
Dennis Casey letting Burt come in
to score. Sprague scored on a long
fly ball by Jack Rounds and Mc-
Cracken scored on an overthrow
at third base.
Dennis Casey went the distance
for Wolf Point giving up ten hits
and allowing five runs on three er
rors. Chuck Sprague was behind
the plate for Wolf Point.
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
VISIT ERICKSON FARM
Relatives and close friends who
visited at the Oscar Erickson farm
home last week were Mr. and Mrs.
Andy Erickson and daughter Sha
ron, Glasgow; Leif Erickson. Los
Angeles, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Erickson, Kalispell; Mrs. Clara
Koonst, Knapp, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs.
Victor Nilsby, Seattle, Wash^ Mr.
and Mrs. Orville Lockren. Circle;
John Nygaard and Mike Crogan.
Noonan. N. D.; Mr. and Mrs. James
Campbell. Glasgow, and Mr. and
Mrs Casper Brenden. Scobey, and
Nir. and Mrs. Ole Stolen. Seattle.
Wash. _
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Carl Sattafieldto Bulls at Wolf Point Stampede
CARL SATTAFIELD, Cheyenne,
Wyo., who will appear at the
Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede
Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Sattafield, who has performed at
some of the major shows in the
west will serve as Stampede
clown and bull fighter. He will
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PICNIC DINNER HELD AT
HANS ANDERSON HOME
A host of relatives and friends
enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday,
July 4 at the Hans Anderson home,
512 Fairweather St. Guests were
Mr. and'Mrs. Albert Karge, Harvey,
Erma and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bach, Lee and Dean; Mr.
and Mrs. James Gorrell. Glendive;
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Erickson and
son Bobbie, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Boots Erickson and
sons Bruce, David and Douglas;
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walter; Martin
Sethre; Mr. and Mrs. Robert An
derson and son Richard; Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Anderson, Larry and
Peggy, and Jerry and Jackie Sul
livan, Tacoma, Wash.
CHRIS HANSON HONORED
WITH BIRTHDAY PARTY
Chris Hansen was honored on his
birthday at a party held Monday
evening in his home. The guests
played canasta and pinochle. Don
ald Stennes won high in pinochle
and E. G. Shuman won nigh in
canasta. The guest of honor receiv
ed a gift from the group. Lunch
was served by the hostesses, Mrs.
Donald Stennes and Mrs. E. G. Shu
man. Other guests present were
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Barnes, Mr.
and Mrs. Thorvald Jensen, Mrs.
Chris Hansen and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Hansen.
BAKER’S ATTEND RACES
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Baker and
son spent the week-end at the
horse races in Malta. Two of Bak
er’s horses, Cissie C and Star Lark
won first places at the races. Cis
sie C won the quarter and Star
Lark the three year-old halt mile.
Kenneth S. Agerter, chairman of
the science department at Shattuck
School. Faribault. Minn., will visit
alumni and patrons of the school
in Wolf Point, July 9. While in
Wolf Point he will stay at the Ho
tel Sherman.
DANCE!
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NIGHT
DISTRICT JUDM
JOHN B.
McCLERNAN
— Montano Graduate —
JURIST VETERAN
FOR
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE
MONTANA ,
Supreme Court
(Nee-Pertiaem Judicial Belief)
Pol. Ad. paid for by John B. McClornon
be working with Brahma bulls
owned by Greenough-Orr rodeo
contractors, Red Lodge. The bulls
are rated sa among the toughest
■n the nation. In addition to
clowning and bull-fighting. Satta
field will present a novelty act
with his trained mule.
Trinity Lutheran Hospital Guild
will meet Tuesday, July 13.
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Day visited
friends in MinoL N. D.. over the
holiday weekend.
The Ernie Smith family spent
the July 4 weekend visiting at the
parental home in Stevensville.
Saturday evening dinner guests
at the Ben Harada home were Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Robertson. Bay
City, Ore.
Mrs. Harold Medean and son Ter
ry Lee. Great Falls, spent July 4
weekend visiting her father Ben
Wamsley.
Theodore J. Johnson. Lindsay,
Mont., candidate for congress, east
ern district, was a Wolf Point vis
itor Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hy Schieving and
son Larry spent July 4 weekend
visiting at the Carl Hansen ranch
south of Scobey.
Kenny Kamph, Havre, a nephew
of Earl and Charles Williams, is
spending this week visiting at the
Earl Williams home.
Sewing club met at the Jim Burt
apartment last Friday evening with
Jim
Harrison
Republican
For
CONGRESS
By Comparison ...
It's Harrison ...
Jim Harrison's
Experience And
Ability Make Him
The Logical Choice
For The Republican
Nomination For
Congress From The
Second District
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REPUBLICAN
3 Vote for
HARRISON
primary election
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eleven members present. The next
meeting will be held at the Chester
Arndt apartment
Mr. and Mrs. Art Olson return
ed Saturday from a visit at the
parental Burdette Miller home in
Stanley, N. D„ and with a sister,
Mrs. Ralph Fladeland, White Earth.
N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Geisen accom
panied by their daughter, Mrs. Tom
Reid and daughters and Rev. Ber
nard Geisen returned from a trip
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Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Jensen and
their nieces, Shari Lynn and Julie
Ann Jensen spent July 4 at the
Dennis Nelson farm home north of
Wolf Point. *
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Blankenship
accompanied by grandson Donald
Klatte and Mark Blankenship and
daughter Marilyn returned on
Monday from a vacation trip to
Minnesota.
Mrs. Don Sethre entertained at
a coffee party last Wednesday af
ternoon honoring Mrs. Thomas Sa
linski and Miss May Black. Mrs.
Paul Nygaard and Mrs.. Burle Ny
gaard, Linda and Duane were also
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guests.
Visiting at the Einar Lund resi
dence over July 4 weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Hans A. Jensen, Cir
cle, and Mrs. Gunnar Aas, Minne
apolis.
Weekend guests at the Jack Mr-
Master home were Mr. and Mr».
Ross Gibson, Dickinson, N. D., Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence McMaster, Wat
ford City, N. D„ and Mrs. John
O'Meara, Hallock, Minn.
Mrs. Thomas Salanski, Cran
brook, British Columbia, and Mlie
May Black, Flagstone, British Co
lumbia, spent last week visiting
their sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Burle Nygaard at their farm
home northwest of Wolf Point
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