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Page Four
..Around the Town..
PHONE 100 or’Ml-NM' l whenever-you have items of local interest
Your courtesy will be appreciated by The Herald-News. News
mailed in must bear signature of sender.
Visiting at the C. C. Funk home
is Miss Barbara Watson, Duluth,
Minn.
Miss Nancy Jones, Powell, Wyo.,
Is visiting at the Thomas Cook
residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Manning,
Culbertson, were Stampede visit
ors in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burt and
sons were visitors at the Walter
Burt home in Poplar on Tuesday
evening.
Herman Appelgren, Pasadena.
Calif., arrived Sunday morning
for a visit with his son . and fam
ily Mr. and Mrs. Al Appelgren.
AUSTIN B.
MIDDLETON
Democratic Ticket
for
Railroad and Public
Service
Commissioner
HIS EXPERIENCE IS HIS
QUALIFICATION
Paid for by the Middleton for Rail
road and Public Service Commis
sioner Club. Randall Swanberg,
Pres., Jack Havlin, Treas., Cathe
rine Dußois, Secy.
SUNDOWN
—AND SNACK BAR
GATES OPEN 8 P. M. SHOW STARTS AT 8:55 P. M.
DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM
Friday - Saturday — July 16-17
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CARTOON IN ADDITION
Sun. - Mon. - Tues. — July 18 -19 -20
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TWO-REEL SPECIAL — CARTOON AND SPORTS
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Bargain Nights
Two 50c Tickets admits each car
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NOVELTOON — SPORTS
Stampede guest at the Fred
Marquardt home was Ernie Mar
qiiardt, Fegus Falls, Minn.
Skippy Clayton fell off a horse
Saturday and broke his right arm.
He is recuperating at home.
Miss Vera Lynn West, Culbert
son, spent last week visiting at
the Fred Marquardt home.
Perry McCahill, Lefwistown,
Mont, visited at the Harry Rod-
enberg, Sr. home last week
Mrs. Glenn Lenhart and daugh
ter Glenda, Glasgow, are visiting
at the L. M. Clayton, Jr. home. ■
George Waters, Froid, spent a
few days last week visiting at his
uncle Bert Slunaker’s apartment.
Mrs. Duane Ault and children
Timmy and Susan, Mayville, N. D.
are visiting at the Ed Ault home
this week.
Miss Madaline Strachan. Happy
Camp, Calif., is visiting at the
home of her mother Mrs. Susie
Strachan.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Berg and
children, Minneapolis, Minn., are
having an extended visit at the
parental Solomon home.
Visiting at the Al Appelgren
home during stampede were Mr.
and Mrs. Dwight Christianson and
children, St. Paul, Minn.
Miss Gayle Thomas fell from her
horse in a freak accident Monday
and received a neck injury. She
is recovering at the Trinity Hos
pital.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Peterson and
family left Sunday for a vacation
trip through the western part of
the state and Yellowstone Na
tional Park.
Miss Sally Fleenor returned on
Friday from Bozeman where she
visited at the home of her sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Price.
Gary and Dale Emerson, Living
ston, spent the weekend during
stampede visiting at their grand
parents home Mr. and Mrs. Sol
parental Solomon Schmidt home.
Mrs. Lloyd Jensen. Mrs. Norman
Hveem and Carl Koepke attended
the 50th wedding anniversary cele
gration of Mr. and Mrs. George
Drive-in
Theatre
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Kjensrud which was held in the
Lutheran church in Frazer Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Bunnell
of Poplar were Saturday visitors
in Wolf Point.
Tuesday evening dinner guests
at the Leslie Johnson farm home
east of Wolf Point were Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Bushman and child
ren Darla and Alan.
Miss Mary Faye . Wickersham,
Miles City, spent the week
end visiting friends in Wolf Point
from her studies at the Univer
sity. of Montana in Missoula.
Visiting at the Ray Smith home
during Stampede were Mr. and
Mrs. Glen Sterhan and children
and Bob Eiker, Glendive and Mr.
and Mrs. Eddie Dubner and child
ren, Froid.
Mrs. J. Hanek, Great Falls, is
visiting at the apartment of her
daughter Mrs. Helen Snow. She
was accompanied by her grand
daughter Carol Hanek also of
Great Falls.
Visiting at the Carl Koepke
home during the days of Stampede
were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jordhiem,
Kindred, N. D„ and Mrs. Walter
Wolverton and son Raymond,
Williston, N. D.
Mr. and Mrs. Arne Traeholt and
son Allan, Whitefish, visited at
the parental Einar Traeholt home
during Stampede. They left Mon
day and were accompanied by
Miss Mary Ella Traeholt who will
visit with them.
Visiting at the Joe Bell and
Dick Strachan homes are Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Moore, Fresno, Calif.
They arrived last Thursday and
plan to visit until Sunday. Mrs.
Moore is a daughter of Mrs. Bell
and a sister to Mrs. Strachan.
Carol Pilgrim has returned from
her trip to San Benardini, Calif.,
where she visited with her grand
mother and Aunt, Mrs. Anna An
derson and Alice who returned
to Wolf Point with her and will
spend the summer months here.
Visiting at the Bert Slunaker
apartment during stampede were
Mr. and Mrs. Magnus Peterson,
Froid, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ham
mond, Brockton and Mrs. Bill
Wachter and son Freddie, Winlock,
Wash.
Visiting at the Bob Thomas
ranch home south of Wolf Point
are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Steffensen,
Kenosha, Wis., Major Kenneth
Steffensen, Augusta, Ga„ and
Miss Barbara Thomas who is in
nurses training at West Suburban
Hospital, Oak Hill, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adsen and
sons accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Anderson left Monday for
their home in Edmore, N. D. Mr.
and Mrs. Anderson have spent the
past month visiting at the John
Stensland home.
Sunday visitors at the Les Rowe
home were Mr. and Mrs. Dick
Konzak and children, and Mrs.
Ethel Putman, Devils Lake, N. D„
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rowe, Scobey
and Mrs. Melvin McNett and
daughter Arlene, Glasgow, Mont.
LIBERTY THEATRE
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Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. July 15 -16 -17
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Sun. -Moh.- Tues. — July 18-19- 20
MATINEE SUNDAY 2:30 P. M.
& $ AMERICA’S
GREATEST
SONG AND-
CARTOON AND NEWS
CASH NITE TUESDAY
COMING — July 21-22- 23 -24
EDITORIALLY SPEAKING—
A Wonderful Stampede
And the dust returns to the earth— Stampede
dust!
Now that the dust has settled, the crowds are gone,
and Wolf Point residents are beginning to emerge from
their annual state of post-Stampede exhaustion, the
time is at hand to look back to see just what kind of a
4ffi[mpede we had in '54.
"g We had a good Stampede! It was one of the
Vetter celebrations in the history of Wolf Point.
The parade has been rated “the best ever.” The
show at the Stampede grounds was run smoothly
and efficiently. Law and order was maintained.
All in all it can be best described in one way—the
best yet.
. Most of th* credit for this years outstanding cele
bration* goes to the Stampede committee—Frank Hanel,
chairman and member of the concessions committee;
Bill Reichert, secretary; Russell Ahlberg and Peyton
Terry, in charge of advertising and booster trips; Loren
Casey, Everett Baker, Peyton Terry and Gene Ablin,
in charge of the parade; R. E. Coffey, float chairman;
Douglas Mahlum. ticket manager; Cliff Mawhinney,
concessions committee; Les Zimmerman and Art Zer
vas, band committee; John Witte, treasurer, and last but
certainly not least, Russel Lowe, manager.
These men donated endlessly of their time and
labor to make the ’54 show a success. Probably few
people realize the time involved in co-ordinating and
performing the many necessary tasks in putting on a
good Stampede. They weren’t paid for their work—
they didn’t even get passes to the Stampede for their
families.
Special credit also must go to the many mer
chants who entered floats in the parade. The 1954
parade can be rated “the best ever.” Here again
few observers realize the time and effort involved
in building a presentable float. These merchants
put'their time, labor and money into the floats for
hut one purpose—to help make the Stampede better
than ever.
Also deserving of credit are the many horsemen,
who entered the parade, and the Charro club for its
work in arranging for them.
Yes, we had a good Stampede and a truly fine
western celebration. Our hats are off to the new
Stampede committee and to Wolf Point's citizens and
business men.
NELSON’S ENTERTAIN AFTER
STAMPEDE WITH PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Don Nelson en
tertained at a dinner party held
in their home following the after
noon show of the Stampede Sun
day. The following guests were
present: Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adsem
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ander
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Stensland,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Stensland
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Ahrens and children and Mr. and
Mrs. Clinton Flaaten and childen.
AFTER HOUR DEPOSITORY
INSTALLED AT STATE BANK
An after-hour depository has
been installed in the west wall of
the First State Bank.
The depository was purchased
from Diebold. Incorporated. Can
ton, Ohio, and has all the latest
and most modern features. Details
on use of the depository can be ob
tained from officials at the bank.
Stork Shower Held
In-Honor of Mrs.
Jack McMaster
A surprise stork shower honor
ing Mrs. Jack McMaster was held
last Wednesday evening at the
Boyd Rada residence. Mrs. Mc-
Master was presented with a cor
sage of shattered pink and white
carnations made with a baby rat
tle from the hostess, Mrs. Boyd
Rada, Mrs. Eugene Swanson and
Mrs. Harold. Thorsen.
The evening was spent playing
whist with high prize going to
Mrs. Jim Burt. A dessert salad
with pink and blue bread was
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served upon tables covered with
figured flannel cloths and center
ed with a bootie filled with flow
ers. Mrs. McMaster received a
large decorated bootie filled with
money from the guests.
Those present were Mrs. Donald
Jensen, Mrs. Jerry Jensen, Mrs.
Lloyd Jensen, Mrs. Leonard Jen
sen, Mrs. Rudy Jensen, Mrs. Earl
Williams. Mrs. Charles Williams,
Mrs. Chester Arndt, Mrs. Eddie
Rothe. Mrs. Bob Johnson, Mrs.
Eljvin Iwen, Mrs. Eugene Fitz-
Simmons, Mrs. R. W. Sorensen,
Mrs. Milton Loftus, Mrs. Keith
Bryan and Mrs. Lester Eck.
COFFEE PARTY HELD
Mrs. Jimmy Raab was honored
at a coffee party held last Wed
nesday afternoon at the John Col-
ATTENTION!
ELKS DINING ROOM
OPEN
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
JULY 17th
Hours Open II a.m. to 11 p.m.
Excellent Food the Way You Like It!
Every tenth Customer that walks, in our
door will get lunch free (the lucky '
fellow!) from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Come in and see what we have to offer.
All Food Cooked in STAINLESS STEEL
You haven*t had a steak until you have
tried outs.
The cook loves her work and you will
have variety in your meals!
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THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1954
gan home. Guesta were Mrs. Earl
Clifford, Mrs. Jim Dwyer, Mrs
Morris Nygaard, Mrs. Wm. b’
McCracken, MrS. Bill Squires and
Mrs. Duane Peterson. Mrs. Colgan
served lunch.
WILLOUGHBY’S ENTERTAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Willoughby
entertained at a dinner Sunday
evening following the show at Sie
Stampede at their home at 212
Fairweather Street. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Will
oughby and children. Vida, Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Willoughby and
daughter, Marilyn, Glendive, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin Bawden, Nickwall,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Robertson
and boys, Glendive and Dave
Willoughby.

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