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Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Davis, Wil
liston, spent Sunday in Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Sig C. Lund are
leaving tomorrow for Carrington
and Jamestown, N. D.
Mias Carol Savaii, Missoula, and
G. H. Winslow, Winona, Minn.,
are visiting at the J. A. Green
wood home.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Drexler Jr.
of Brookville, Ohio, are visiting
with Mrs. Drexler’s parents, M.
and Mrs. Glenn Fudge.
Al Ulrich, Fort Benton, has been
visiting his son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Kermit Ulrich and child
ren the past two weeks.
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.. Around the Town..
PHONE 100 or 541-NM whenever you have Items of local Interest
Your courtesy will be appreciated by The Herald-News. News
mailed In must bear signature of sender.
C E HOWE
CjfMVwJi iMd
PLUMBING CHEATING
217 CUSTER. •• WOLF POINT
37
Agent for
Briggs-Crane-American-Kohler
Bathroom Fixtures
IT’S HIGH TIME
THE HIGH LINE
SENT A MAN TO CONGRESS
JIM HARRISON
Wants To Be Your ...
Republican jßdiflß|RHm^
Nominee For
CONGRESS JP
0 SCTIRb
Jim Harrison Is
Fully Qualified to
Be Your
Representative fn jflll
Congress
Montana Has Been Allowed Two Mem
bers of the National House of Represen
tatives for More Than 24 Years . . .
Never in that Time Has a Resident of the
Area North of the Missouri River Been
Elected by the People of the Second Dis
trict.
THE HIGH-LINE AREA NOW HAS A CANDIDATE WHO
MERITS WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT!
LET'S RALLY BEHIND HARRISON
VOTE REPUBLICAN fx/l VOTE FOR HARRISON'
|Z\| ON JULY 20 [Xj FOR CONGRESS
(Inserted and Paid For By Harrison For Congress Club, Paul E.
Verdon, Sec., Malta, Mont.)
AL. G. KELLY & MILLER BROS.. ONLY BIG CIRCUS
TO VISIFNORTH MONTANA THIS YEAR, COMING TO
POPLAR FRIDAY, JULY 30
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Above: One of the many beautiful horse-drawn all-steel animal dens, that will arrive with the second
largest circus In America coming to POPLAR for an afternoon and night performance on FRIDAY,
JULY SO.
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। Mrs. P. D. Funk and Mrs. Henry
Pauls. Hillsboro, Kan., ere visiting
I the W. E. Nickel family. The two
ladies are sisters of Nickel.
Mrs. Alfred Johnson left last
week to visit with her nephew
and family Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Anderson in Port Arthur, Tex.
Visiting at the Marbie Hanson
farm north of Wolf Point last
week were Mr. and Mrs. Orville
Bratvoid and son, Seattle, Wash.
Miss Janice Soltis left Tuesday
for her home in Wahpeton, N. D„
after spending the past ten days
visiting as a guest of Genevieve
Feda’s.
Mrs. George Good and grandson,
Wayne Doornek and Mrs. Elmer
Hock and son, Loren visited with
Mrs. Charles Howe Saturday af
ternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clifford and
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Flemming of
Columbia Falls, visited at the Earl
Clifford home and attended the
Stampede.
Mr. and Mrs. William Zimmer
man returned from a month’s trip
to Minnesota where they visited
relatives. They will leave Friday
for Seattle to visit their son, Ro-
For
WESCO LP GAS
Bulk or Bottle
Call 166
DELS
WESTLAND
WOLF POINT
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County. Montana
land and family and then continue
down the coast to visit relatives in
Oregon.
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Visitors at the Stampede from
Scobey were Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Whipple, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jen
sen and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Palmer Benson.
Donovan Wolfe, son of Mr. and
Mrs. August Wolfe who enlisted
in the Air Force at Butte June 3,
is now stationed at the Lackland
Air Force Base in Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ingebret
son, Curtis ind Rynette returned
last Friday from a week's vaca
tion trip visiting friends and rel
atives in Moorhead, Minn.
Clifford A. Hasner and Petrea
, Irene Sullivan were married at
Oxnard, Calif., July 3. Hasner is
stationed in California and is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James Crants.
Mrs. John D. Vincent, Seattle,
Wash., arrived in Wolf Point Mon
day fpr a visit at the Ralph L. Ok
land home in Wolf Point and at
the parental Chris Tande home in
Scobey.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott and
family left on Monday for a two
weeks fishing trip to Lake Lac-
Rouge, which is north of Prince
Albert National Park in Saskat
chewan,
Gregory Johnson, grandson of
O. C. Johnson, came from Minne
apolis to see the Stampede. He was
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jo
Hickel and Walter Daniels from
Ray, N. D.
Mrs. Adolph Garding and son
Jerry left Sunday for their home
in Havre. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Dean Nefzger and daugh
ter Deanne who will spend a few
days visiting in Havre.
Stampede weekend guests at the
A. H. Johnson residence west of
Wolf Point were Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Strong and children, Minn
eapolis, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Hanisch, Crosby, N. D„ and
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Bergan, Har
mony, Minn.
Wayne Doornek is staying at the
home of his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Good, while his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Doornek
Send a Young,
Progressive Man
To the State
Legislature
VOTE FOR
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f ■ -Jr
DAL^"
PAWLOWSKI
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
FOR
State
Representative
FROM McCONE COUNTY
World War II Overseas Veteran
Your vote and support will be
greatly appreciated.
Pol. Adv. Inserted and paid for
by Dale G. Pawlowski. Circle,
Montana
are vacationing in . Y ell ° w ^°" e
National Park and points in west
ern Mont.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Raab and
daughter Peggy returned to their
home in Florissant. Mo., after vis
iting with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clif
ford, Mrs. Lillian Dwyer and Mrs.
Raab’s mother. Mrs. Sophie Renz.
Billy Burnison and Bob Crantz
returned Friday after visiting in
Kalispell and touring through
Glacier National Park following
their two wedks at National Guard
Camp near Helena. They also vis
ited at the C J Severson home
on Lake McDonald.
Sunday stampede guests at the
W. E. Burnison home were Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Willoughby and
daughter Marilyn. Glendive. They
came to watch his uncle Dave
Willoughby and his trained horse
“Klickitat” perform at the Wild
Horse Stampede.
Master Sergeant and Mrs. Louie
Lowenstein and sons Johnny and
Jerry left Tuesday for Texarkana,
Tex., after spending a forty day
furlough visiting with her mother
Mrs. Maude Claire and also with
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The Strawmaster lift all popu
lar makes of combines • • •
breaks and eracks the straw
over the field, eliminates need
for burning or raking. Fits all
popular makes of combines . . •
plow right efier combining,
even after a rafn. By returning
the straw to tho soil as humus,
It will rot faster, lessen mois
ture evaporation, give uniform
tilth, and make for good scour
ing of the soil. Seo us now for
"full details about tho new, Im-
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MOE MOTOR CO.
Wolf Point, MonL
«l ' Here's
♦he Place
♦O ®°
1 'For your
—& HOLIDAY !
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In a gay, holiday mood? Then you’ll really be
interested in this exciting vacation spot . . .
behind the uheel oj Oldsmobile's Ninety-Eight DeLuxe
Holiday Coupi'. Enjoy the view through
Oldsmobile’s new horizon-wide panoramic
windshield . . . the captivating color styling
thst’s Oldsmobile’s alone! Relax ... as Oldsmobile’s
eager 185-bp. "Rocket” Engine sends you on your
way with smooth soreness! Take it easy . . .
parking’s a picnic with Safety Power Steering’!
But most of all, have fun ... for this Holiday
it designed for sheer, never-ending driving pleasure.
So why not go for Oldsmobile’s Holiday soon
. • , it’s waiting for you at our showroom now!
•Op/iomrf of Mira v*-*
\J^ * 1 N ° F ° 1 * RI D R IN A "ROCK IT " I
HOVEY-STONE CHEVROLET
337 Front Street
her brother and family Mr. and
Mrs. Elwin Claire.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Foley, Ken
yon, Minn., were visitors in Wolf
Point during the Stampede. Mr.
Foley is a grandson of Mrs. Ella
Nail. The Foley’s plan to make
their future home here.
LETA TJON HONORED BY
PARENTS ON BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Tjon hon
ored their daughter Leta On her
seventh birthday with a picnic
held at the Lewis and Clark picnic
grounds Monday evening.
The guests enjoyed games and
a picnic lunch. Miss Tjon’received
many beautiful gifts.
Guests present were Bonnie and
Cheryl Rada, Paula Riese, Paulie
Green, Mary Ann Dwyer, Tudy
Peterson, Holly Kamp, Phyllis Sol-
TSE BOURBOR
"BU7 OF'
TEE CSKTV&Y
GREAT STRAIGHT^
BOURBON m
s3^s !£gg
4/5 qt
Code 40D
pt.
Code 40C UH
ImMItFULLY
AGED!
THIS WHISKEY IS 5 YEARS OLD
STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY • 86 PROOF
NATIONAL DISTILLERS PROD. CORP., N. t
Wolf Point, Montana
berg, Nancy Wimmer and Barry
Tjon. Leta's grandfather, Dick
Nefzger, was also present.
Funeral Services
Held Saturday for
Mrs. Archiquette
The Rev. James C. Henrikson
conducted funeral services Satur
day, July 9, at the Presbyterian,
Church, for Mrs. Laura M. Archi
quette who died Thursday, July
8 at the Poplar Hospital.
Mrs. Archiquette was born on
April 1, 1880 in Kansas. She spent
her childhood there and in July,
1902, she was married to Martin
Your retailer has.
Great Falls Select cans
a “d bottles. An easy-to-cafry
6-pack of this fine beer ia just
right to take alopg on an outing.
Good at home, 4oo.
J^^Hn&Smiet, he. _
Your
OLDSMOBILE
Dealer
THURSDAY, JULY 15, 195*
D. Archiquette at Oneida, Wife
The cpuple lived in Oklahoma,
Colorado, Minnesota and Wiseon*
sin and in 1929 came to Poplar,
She has made her home in Pop*
lar since that time.
She was a member of the Epia*
copal church and Order of East*
ern Star. In 1940 she was eleotaC
president of Aurora Chapter No.
47.
Mrs. Archiquette is survived by
one son Floyd. Poplar; one daugh*
ter, Mrs. Melvin Engles, Poplar,
one brother, Elmer D. Lewis,
Shawnee, Okla.; and two grand’ l
children. Her husband preceded
her in death in 1950.
Interment was in the Pc iplar
cemetery. Clayton Funeral Chap*
el was in charge of arrangement.
Phone 104

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