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The Robert Sweeting family of
Lustre attended the Stampede
last weekend.
Mrs. Maude Claire left Tuesday
for Helena to visit with her sister
Mrs. Jane Cooper who is ill.
Stampede weekend guests at the
F. A. Asbury home were Mr. and
Mrs. Al Hilla, Great Falls, Mont.
Marilyn Willoughby. Glendive,
is spending a week visiting Kathy
Burnison at the W. E. Burnison
home.
Dr. Jack Laversee, on furlough
after a year of duty in Korea,
visited at the Einar Lund home
last week enroute to Seattle,
Wash.
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Billy Burnison left Monday for
Plentywood where he will resume
his duties as brick layer for Rich
ard Rudell.
Sunday guests at the Earl Maltby
home were Mr. and Mrs. M. A.
Taylor, Glasgow. They attended
the stampede.
Visiting at the parental A. O.
Opgrande home are Mr. and Mrs.
M. K. Duley and sons Lance and
Pat, Portland, Ore.
Stampede weekend guests at the
Jack McMaster home were Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence McMaster,
Watford City, N D.
Mrs. Ann Council and Mrs.
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THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Tuesday visiting at the William
B. McCracken home.
Mrs. Jacob Trang and children,
Richland, visited at the Katherine
Sweeting home last Friday and
also took in the Stampede.
Mrs. Hulda Welsh and Mrs.
Gordon Montgomery left last Wed
nesday for a visit with friends
and relatives in Duluth, Minn.
Douglas Dasinger spent the
weekend visiting at the parental
Harry Dasinger home from his
studies at the University of Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Moe and
daughter Ardis. New Rockford., N.
D„ were Stampede weekend
guests at the Carl Moe residence.
The Bob Penner family return
ed Tuesday of this week from a
week’s vacation trip sightseeing
through the Yellowstone National
Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Laneski and
children David and Rosemary,
Glasgow, visited at the Harry
Dasinger home Tuesday of this
week.
Visiting at the parental Nate
Green home are Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Wilson and daughter Vicki,
Spokane, Wash. They arrived last
Friday.
Visiting at the Kermit Ulrich
apartment last week were Mr.
and Mrs. Art Slagel, Fairview,
and Mrs. Dwight Christianson,
Glendive.
Rev. Patrick O’Reilly left Wed
nesday for a vacation trip to Van
couver, British Colurhbia. In his
absence Rev. Pierre deMeissac
Gravelbourg. Saskatchewan, will
have charge of his parish.
Visiting at the Wayne Gillette
and R. D. Fraser homes over the
Stampede weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. George Gillette and children,
Valier, Montana, Mr. and Mrs.
Vern Lasley and daughter Kay,
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A son was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Mile Frazier July 8 at the
Trinity Hospital weighing 8 pounds
6% ounces, and has been named
Robby Kin.
Mr*. Anna Woolley. Billings,
was a weekend guest of the Earl |
Maltby's and also took in the
stampede. Mrs. Woolley is a sister
to Mrs. Maltby.
Sunday Stampede guests at the
Harry Dasinger’ home were Mr.
and Mrs. Steve Douglas. Crane,
Mont., and Mr. and Mrs. Spike
Meeks, Sidhey.
Miss Maxine Reed, Williston. N.
D., was a Stampede weekend
guest at the A. O. Opgrande home.
Miss Reed is a classmate of Joan
from Concordia College.
Mrs. Adolph Garding and sons
Joe and Jerry, Havre, spent last
week visiting at the Dick Nefzger
home and other friends and rel
atives in and around Wolf Pont.
Rev. Patrick O'Reilly attended
the funeral of Rev. Michael Ryan
in Malta Tuesday of this week.
Rev. Ryan had been a pastor at
the church in Malta the past two
years.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Zimmer
man left last Thursdav for a trip
touring through Glacier National
Park and also visiting with the
Walter Drager family in Havre,
Mont.
Stampede weekend guests at
the Don and Les Zimmerman
homes were Mr. and Mrs. John
Meyer and family, Billings, Mont.
Mrs. Meyer is a sister of Don
and Les'.
Mrs. Winnifred Kennedy and
Miss Ahlene Kennedy. Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada, arrived Satur
day to visit-with their daughter
and sister Mrs. Lowell Burnison
and family.
Visiting at the parental Albert
Berndt home last week were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Berndt, Jr. and
daughters, Carol Lynn, Connie Rae
and Carla Kaye, Billings. They left
for home last Friday.
Thurlow Cooper and children,
Bud, Ben and Donna and Bob
Simpson left Saturday for their
home in Post Falls, Idaho, after
spending a couple of days visiting
at the Boyd Rada home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Burnison
and children and Mrs. Winnifred
Kennedy and Miss Ahlene Kennedy
left Tuesday for a two weeks va-
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Stampede guests at the Mrs. Elsie
Klipstein home were Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Olson. Williston, N. D., and
Mr. and Mrs. Natha Gilbertson and
children. Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Mahlum, Fin
gal, N, D., and Mr. and Mrs. Dale
Mahlum and family, Valley City,
N. D., were weekend guests at
the Ed Mahlum residence and al
so took in the Wild Horse Stam
pede.
Mr. and Mrs. William Adkins and
sons, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Stratton
and son. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Quir
ing and children, all of Frazer; Mr.
and Mrs. George Brown, Gayle and
Lee Browning and Jim Hill of
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Stampede guests of the Dougherty,
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