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Page Ten
News of Brockton
'Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and
Rhonda were Sunday dinner
■Bests at the Bernard Kelly home.
*Mr, and Mrs. Bud Hoff of Pop
lar were afternoon visitors at the
Millard Rakstad home on Sunday.
"Mrs. J. Lawson of Culbertson
spent several days visiting her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Knllevig.
_Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carson of Wolf
Point were Sunday visitors at the
Buy two loaves oF
Sweetheart Bread
for the coming holidays
* CALENDAR
BRYAN’S FEDERATED HAS
WONDERFUL NEWS
JUST IN TIME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
NEW STYLES FROM NEW YORK
SPECIAL PURCHASE! GLORIOUS
SMART NEW HOLIDAY
DRESSES
UN B E LIE VEA BL E VALUES
■ COLORFUL FABRICS
S flUflOMbm SPARKLY TRIMS
M ^K^F TWO ASTOUNDING GROUPS
■ I*l’l]®! Group I—
H Values to $7.90
H if ■ SIMm
I M^b|Nrß\ SSOO
H Group 2—
F ^ a ^ ues to $12.90
8 / / F j sg°°
SPECIAL LADIES' ADORABLES
group; ROBES X 32
I ingr LADIES' NEW FALL
ASSORTMENT SKIRTS. 2*
LARGE GROUP OF WONDERFUL
TOYS ! OFF
J
THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE AT ONCE
Joe Johnson home.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulz were
Culbertson and Poplar shoppers
on Saturday.
Henry Vollertson of Helena spent
several days in Brockton last
week on business.
Marvin Elgie returned home for
the weekend from Fort Benton
where he is now employed.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gorton of
north Havre stopped to visit their
"Go-to-Church” Sunday Calendar
Yours Free if You Mail This Cou
pon to:
Sweetheartt Calendar, P.O. Box 1177
Billings, Mont. Dept. WN
Hama .............. —— ——- - - ——
Addrasi —
City -
daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Smith, while enroute to
Tulsa, Okla., where they will spend
the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shanks and
son Gary of Havre arrived Sunday
to spend several days with Mr.
and Mrs. George Shanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith and
Rhonda attended the Christmas
program on Friday evening at the
southside in Ruffatto school. Mrs.
Smith won the quilt that the
southside Women's Club made and
raffled off. It took two years to
complete this quilt.
Mrs. Clara Wagner was dis
missed from the Dale Hospital in
Poplar on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lien. Joyce
and Jane spent the weekend in
Minot.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Quitmeyer
were Sidney shoppers on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Iverson of
Culbertson were Thursday evening
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Merland Iverson.
Miss Sharon Hollow left Sun
day for Wenatchee. Wash., where
she will spend the holidays with
her uncle.
Mrs. Johnny Weatherington of
Cut Bank arrived on Saturday to
spend a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Miller were
shoppers in Poplar on Saturday^
Dinner guests on Sunday at the
Toni Ruffatto home were Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bertino of Culbertson:
and Mr. and Mrs. Aldo Vairo of
the southside.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Yellowrobe
and son of Poplar were Sunday
dinner guests at the Norman Hol
low residence.
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson
of Froid were Sunday evening
visitors at the C. J. Samuelson
home.
Duane Iverson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Merland Iverson, celebrated
his first birthday with a party on.
Thursday afternoon: Those attend
nig were Mr. and Mrs. Julius John
son, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson,
Mrs. Bernice Nygard and family,
and Mrs. Millard Johnson of Pop
lar.
A large crowd attended the Lu
tharan Sunday School program
which was held on Sunday eve
ning.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schneider
were Poplar and Wolf Point shop
pers on Saturday.
The Brockton High School choir
GIVE A
LOVELY
COAT
for
CHRISTMAS
NEW LOW
PRICES
Values to $39.95
Now
Values to $55
N ° W 28»
ENTIRE
STOCK
INCLUDED
THE HERALD-NEWS, Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
presented a very fine concert on'
Thursday evening.
South River
Charlie Noren and Sylvester
Dillon have spent ten day in St.
Paul and vicinity-visiting friends;
and attending a Grain Terminal
Convention.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Dietrich and
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bakers are
visiting the Melvin Bakers in
Billings.
Melvin Good, one of our neigh
borhood boys, left for Long Beach,
Calif.. Thursday, He will be help
ing Uncle Sam now, as he has been
assigned to a destroyer.
Alvin Vine is recovering very
nicely from an emergency oppen
dectomv. which he underwent in
Wolf Point last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Berner are
visiting in western Montana.
Recently, a pink and blue show
er was given by neighboring la
dies at the Forest Baker home in
honor of Mrs. Will Neighbor of
Wolf Point.
The Kenneth Bucholz family left
Thursday for a vacation in Cali
fornia
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Eggebrecht
DDVAII’C mCDATm PROUDLY ANNOUNCE
Dll IAN o rCDLIIHI CD THEIR ANNUAL ANO GREATEST
13 th MONTH SALE
STARTS MON., DEC. 27 - ENDS FRI., DEC. 31
FIVE JAM-PACKED SUPER BARGAIN DAYS!
* * ^9^9
GIRLS 9 LOVELY
DRESSES
GABARDINE and SUITING
FABRICS 50c
Yd :
GREAT BUYS FOR GIRLS
KNIT CAPS AND BONNETS
Values ro, „ $1 00
to $1.98 a 1.
" DENIM JEANS 4.
B ^ tk COATS - SNOW SUITS %
WASH CLOTHS . . 2 FOR 1k
sV w ool BLANKETS . $1.97
LOWEST PRICE
EVER!
Famous Cannon Qualify
Bath Towels
4 <« i°°
Good firm cotton terry pack
ed with sturdy loops. Big
20x40" bath size.
BRYAN'S, WOLF POINT "" HAPPY NEW YEAR
to
and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dillon
and daughter Wilma are now at
tending a Grain Terminal Meeting
in St. Paul. About 5,000 farmers
are in attendance at this meet
ing to discuss national farm prob
lems.
The Marvin Baker family enjoyed
supper at the Earl Good home
Thursday evening.
The Sunnyside Home Demon
stration Club gave a party at the
Will Ahren’a home, on Monday
in honor of Mrs. Alfred Wander
aas. The occasion being her birth
day.
Mr. an«i Mrs Genrge Good made
a trin to Ix>well. Wyo.. last week
to take their granddaughter. Linda,
to her parents. Lvle had been here
three weeks with an injured hand,
bul had returned to Wyoming
earlier to look for a location.
The Albert Nasner family left
Thursday for a vacation in the
Bozeman locality.
The Marvin Baker family who
have resided at the Forest Baker
home, moved to the Forest Baker
apartment in Wolf Feint Monday.
Mrs. Earl Good and daughter
Penny Jean visited at the Nicky
Heser home Friday evening and at
the Russell Harmon home in Wolf
Point Saturday evening.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Marshall, recent newly
weds. Wilbur is one of the young
PRICE
TABLE
SHOES
RUBBERS
ARCTICS
CURTAINS
GIRLB’ CORD
SKIRTS
men who is a native of the Nisk
wall community.
Earl Good and Douglas Baker
are assisting Mr. Leincheide in
some remodeling work on his
home.
Mrs. Sylvester Dillon is driving
out from Wolf Point to do chores
at the farm home while Mr. Dil
lon is in St. Paul.
A letter from Mrs. Oscar Hors
ford informs us she is now with
her sister. Mrs. Etta McCune, 2708
South Palm Grove Ave., Los An-‘
geles, Calif. We hope to see her
back in Montana in earlv spring.
We are happy to report Rasmus
Halvorson is improving nicely in
Wolf Point hospital. Mrs. Halver
son is now residing in the Hovey
apartment.
Harold Halvorson, of San Fran
cisco. Mrs. Robert Bradly and
daughters, of Renton. Wash., and
Mrs. Burton Pease, and daughter
Linda left by car Thursday for
their respective homes. They had
been here two weeks visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rasmus Hal
verson.
ASC DEADLINE DEC. 11
The deadline for taking applica
tions for farm stored loans is Dec.
31. Anyone wanting to take a,
farm stored loan must have his ap
plication in the Roosevelt County,
ASC office by Dec. 31, 1954.
BOYS' (APS
FUR TRIM
Regularly $3.95
2^
DRESS CAPS
Broken
Lots OUC
Regularly q q
$1.49 OOC
ALMOST A
GIVE-AWAY'
CLEARANCE OF
OUR LOVELY
EARLY FALL
DRESSES
Formerly to $9.90
$2.97
^OUR SONG^
OF CHRISTMAS
rings OUT T 0 you
many bright notes
of harmony and joy
THIS HOLIDAY!
pH DASINGErTI
‘ TAILORS and CLEANERS
"Where Cleaning Is An Art”
LARGE GROUP
Men’s Colorful
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
$1,58
MENS' - BOYS' SWEATERS
All Wool Turtle Neck
Boys' were $3.98 Now $2.48
Men's were $4.98 No w $2.88
BOYS' SWELL BARGAINS
WOOL JACKETS - s 5.
FCY. NYLON SOX 3 s l.
FLANNEL SHIRTS sl.
SWEATSHIRTS -88 c
ROCKFORD SOCKS . 2 PRS. 25c
SHOES
CHILDS' Strap
and OXFORDS
S I?Z-$2-2
Broken Lots
HOUSE 11
SLIPPERS 1.
MEN'S VALUES to $7.95
OXFORDS /ice
CASUALS *£=
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1054
Values to $2.49
Sizes 14V 2 -17
PRICE SLASHED
SAVE $5.75
Men's
aii wool
Western
and
Tweed g
TROUSERS
Were
to ^o.
$13.75

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