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Page Four
News from Richey
Trumpet Trio Wins
Superior Rating
At Music Festival
Richey High School rated highly
at the annual music festival held
in Glendive on April 22 and 23.
The ra’ings received during the
two days were: Trumpet trio. Or
ris Eggum, Leslie Swanson and Bar
bara Wirth, who played Buglers
Holiday, received superior rating;
The Band and chorus and the Trom
bone Duet. Three Cadets, presented
by Marjorie Wirth and Deanna
Jarmuth received an Excellent rat
ing. ••
Two Clarinet duets, one by De
loris Nelson and Mrailyn White
man who played. Country Gardens,
and the second, 'by Kathryn Dick
and Arlene Boose who presented
Nip and Tuck received a rating of
Good, as did the Saxaphone Duet
by Jackie Whiteman and Kathryn
The HERALD-NEWS““
Established in 1913
Continuation of the Wolf Point Herald, The Roosevelt County
News, The fort Peck Leader, The Wolf Point Promoter,
The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second class matter at the postoffice at Wolf Point,
Montana, July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point,
County Seat of Roosevelt County, Montana
—'" 3 —
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M- VUKELICH
Editors and Publishers
SELBY O. NORHEIM, News Editor
— SUBSCRIPTION RATES —
Per year, $3.50 (in the Counties of Roosevelt, McCone, Daniels,
Valley, Sheridan and Richland); Within the State of
Montana outside above counties, $4.00 per year.
Outside the state of Montana, $5.00 per year.
ENROLL YOUR CHILD
NOW FOR
Accordion
Instruction
■
We are organizing an Accordion band
to play at public functions and other
local activities,
WOLF POINT MUSIC STUDIO
ROGER AND PEGGY ANDERSON
328 Fairweather Street
Wolf Point, Montana
—r^NFT *
JSC^i RESULTS
COUNT
J Satisfaction is one of
g the results, when you
g hank here. Our facili
■ ties and services are
g complete. Whether you
g want to open a check
g ing account or transact
| business half the world
g away, we can serve you.
^^FIRSTNATIDNALBANK
WOLF POINT
FEDERAL‘DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
BY HELEN HANSON
Holzworth who played Three Syn
copaters.
LADIES AID MEMBERS
ATTEND WMF CONFERENCE
Nine members of the local Luth
eran Ladies Aid and their pastor
and his wife, Rev. and Mrs- M. A.
Schmidt, attended the Circuit W.
M.F. Workers Conference at Fair
view on Tuesday.
The ladies were Mrs. James Colt
er, Circuit president; Mrs. Vernon
Scheer, local aid president; Mrs.
Vernon Culver and Mrs. Willi <
Miller, delegates from the local
Aid; Mrs. M- O. Mickelson, Mrs.
Gerty Mickelson, Mrs. C. Treftz,
Mrs. Olaus Hagen, Mrs. August
Scheer.
BITTERROOT REBEKAH LODGE
ELECTS ASSEMBLY DELEGATES
The regular meeting of the Bit
terroot Rebekah Lodge No. 110 was
held Thursday evening at the
NATIONAL EDITORIAL
1.0.0. F hall with N. G. Minnie
Kuester presiding. There were 26
members present. Anna Wuertz
presented her delegates report on
the District meeting held at Rose
bud.
Norma Waller received the degree
of the Order. Miss Jean Butterfield
was elected delegate to the state
Assembly at Bozeman in June and
Blanch Morey as Alternate. Lunch
was served by Minnie Kuester and
Faye Richey.
Honor Roll Listed
The Honor Roll of the Richey
High School for the fifth six week
period have been released as fol
lows: Karen Knudson, Deloris Nel
son, Marilyn Whiteman, Deanna
Jarmuth, Susie Whiteman, Jackie
Whiteman, Marjorie Wirth, Jackie
Adkins, Barbara Wirth, Roger Jan
ke, Leslie Swanson. Robert Wil
liams, Jackie Eggebrccht. John Un
ruh. Larry Wirth, Roane Deckert,
Sharon Kemmis, Joan Eggebrecht
and Sharon Levengood.
METHODIST CHURCH-TO
OBSERVE MOTHER’S DAY
“Mother's Day” will be observed
in the Methodist Church May 8 at
the 11:00 am. service. Rev. H. C.
Mecklenburg will speak on the
subject, “Mother, Now and Forty
Nine Years Ago.”
Women of the “Auxiliary” and
the “Theta Roe” girls who will at
tend the service in a body will be
welcomed.
Honored at Dinner
Pvt. Ernie Kemmis was an hon
ored guest at a dinner Sunday
given in the Dewey Whiteman
home. Those who enjoyed the din
ner beside the honor guest were
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Whiteman
and children, Mr. and Mrs. Pat
Juester and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Gibson and children, Mr.
and Mrs. Orra Kemmis and child
ren, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richey
and children. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Levengood and Sharon, Lilburn
Bahls, Lon Brest, Marlo Eggum,
Russell Brest and Robert Egge
brecht Jr. Games were enjoyed
during the afternoon. Ernie Kem
mis will return to his Base on
Wednesday.
Rites Held May 5
Mr. and Mrs. William Graber of
Glendive visited at the home of
the former’s mother Mrs. J. P.
Graber on Sunday. The Grabers
reported that Mrs. Anna Senner
had passed away on Sunday morn
ing at a Monroe, Wash., hospital.
Funeral services were held at the
Bethlehem Mennonite Church near
Bloomfield, Thursday afternoon.
May 5. Mrs. Senner is the mother
of Mrs. William Graber and had
made her home the past winter
with the Grabers in Gicndivie.
Just recently they had taken her
to Monroe to visit relatives
Leave for East
The Rev. and Mrs. Telford Swan
son left on Monday morning to
attend a Annual Council of the
Christian Alliance and Missionary
Church at Philadelphia. They ex
pect to be gone for several weeks.
Various ministers will occupy the
pulpit of the local Christian Al
liance and Missionary church dur
ing Swanson’s absence.
Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Delmar Senner entertained
21 small frys at a party Monday af
ternoon in honor of her daughter
Therisa's fourth birthday. Refresh
ments were served to the young
guests and their mothers. Mrs. Wil-
GOOD
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|i|J|| ing and be sure you are
F Jg| getting a quality instal
f lation that’ll be trouble
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(. E. HOWE
General Contractor & Builder
— PLUMBING & HEATING —
217 Custer Phone 37
UK ■ TOONS
— BY NORM —
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“THESE SMALL CARS CAN’T
TAKE THAT MUCH GREASE—
YOU'VE BEEN FILLING THE
TRUNK”
It couldn’t happen here! Our
men are noted for the PRECI
SION of their grease jobs. Their
expert lube work will keep
yopr car at peak performance
and reduce wear to a minimum.
Drive up . soon!
WOLF POINT
SERVICENTER
Tires
1 Batteries
IWlvI 1 Washing
Lubrication
THE HERALD-NEWS, Roosevelt County, Wolf Point, Montana
liam baked and decorated the
birthday cake
Attend High School Week
Superintendent Donald Blair and
three high school seniors, Susie
Whiteman, Larry Wirth and John
Unruh returned Sunday irom Boze
man where they attended High
School Week.
77th Birthday
On Sunday evening a week ago
Sam Otterness was pleasantly sur
prised by about 20 of his relatives
who came to his home to help him
celebrate his 77th birthday. The
evening was spent socially and re
freshments were served by the
guests.
Home from Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson re
turned from Minneapolis, Minn.,
Friday. Mr. Johnson has been a pa
tient in the Veteran's hospital at
Fort Snelling, through the winter
months, and underwent a heart op
eration.
Mr. Alton Jarmuth returned from
Minneapolis where he attended a
Federal Reserve Band Meeting.
While in Minneapolis Jarmuth al
so visited his daughter Beverly
who is attending the University.
Miss Verna Waters returned to
Havre to resume her studies at the
College, after a two week “time
out” for an appendectomy. Miss
Waters spent the past week at
home in Richey convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Lear and
children drove to Sidney Sunday
where they were dinner guests of
Mrs. Lear's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. O. Provost.
Mrs. George Canfield together
with three other ladies of the
local Auxiliary unit of the Am
erican Legion, namely, Mrs. Au
gust Scheer, district music chair
man, Mrs. Ralph Graber, local
vice president, and Mrs. Wilbur
Gibson attended the District 10
meeting held at Terry on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Mickelson
drove to Fallon where they were
weekend visitors of their son and
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Myrl Mickelson and family.
Mrs. William Fatzinger, Mrs.
Jerome Graber, Mrs. Lloyd Sutton
Jr., Mrs. A. A. Zody, Mrs. A. J.
Unruh entertained at a pink and
blue shower for Mrs. Pearce Fat-
zinger at the Lloyd Sutton Sr.,
home on Wednesday afternoon.
John Blair of Helena, Scot Fores
man Book Salesman, was a Satur
day overnight guest of his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Blair.
George Porter spent a couple
days in the Sidney Memorial hos
pital receiving a physical check
up. Mr. and Mrs. Porter went to
Billings Monday where Mr. Por
ter will continue his check-up.
mu eanpay more
but you cant buy better
FORD Medium, Medium* I Medium* I Medium* 1
p g /kT UR E S Fairlane Town priced priced priced priced
Sedan with p CAR B CAR O CAR D
Special r*a
Hnrn’c Leg room, front (in.) 44.3 42.7 42.3 42.9 44.5
Here S reartin.) 41.9 42.8 41.8 43.8 45.0
Head room, front (in.) 35.1 35.6 35.6 35.6 35.5
proof that ► —— rear (in.) 34.2 35.9 34.0 34.6 34.9
Shoulder room, front (in.) 57.0 56.6 58.2 58.2 58.0
. ( rear (in.) 56.8 56.4 56.7 56.7 57.8
111 teature Maximum trunk depth (in.) 48.9 48.4 46.0 46.0 55.0
Floor covering, front Carpet Rubber Rubber Rubber Rubber
after feature rear Carpet Carpet Rubber Rubber Rubber
Foam-rubber seat cushions YES NO NO NO Front Only
rnn B 1 Two-stage front door checks YES NO NO NO NO
r UKU excels Center-Fill Fueling W YES NO NO NO NO
Suspended brake and *
CarS ID dutch pedals YES NO NO NO YES
Horsepower, maximum (V-8) 182 180 188 185 175
higher-price T OTqU e, maxim™ (lb s .^ 268 264 256 320 240
& Compression ratio (to 1) 8.5 8.0 8.4 8.5 7.6
g । . 18-mm. spark plugs YES NO NO NO NO
brackets! Dual exhaust YES NO NO NO NO
4-barrel carburetor YES NO NO NO NO
Ball-joint front suspension YES NO NO NO NO
Brake lining area (sq. in.) 192 178 185 192 174
Looking for more value from your motor car
dollars? Then, look no more. Ford brings you a wealth
of fine-car features that even some of the higher-priced
cars can’t match.
For example, the chart above shows that in feature
after feature Ford gives you everything you have come
to expect in a medium-priced car . . . and more. Yet,
a Ford Fairlane Town Sedan costs* you less than the
lowest-pricei comparably equipped 4-door sedan of
four popular medium-priced makes.
And, with Ford recognized as the style leader ; : •
“at home” wherever you may go ... why pay more?
Feature for feature .: . price for price .;. you can’t
juy better than Ford.
*B<ued an manufacturer':, tuggetted lut price.
J f WFWI-W MORE BECAUSE ITS WORTH MORE... ...
RATHERT - SCHREIBER CO
Wolf Point, Montana
The Rev. and Mrs. M. A. Schmidt
and daughter drove to Circle to at
tend the monthly Circuit Pastor
ial Conference.
Miss Linda Olson submitted to
an appendectomy on Saturday aft
ernoon at the Sidney Memorial
hospital. Her mother, Mrs. Lars Ol
son, is in Sidney with Linda.
Mrs. Henry Deckert entertained
a few friends of her grandson Ro
ane Deckert on his 16th birthday
at a party on Sunday afternoon at
the Henry Deckert home.
Bob Schultz and Norma Waller
were weekend guests of Miss Wal
ler’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Marvin Schultz at Lam
bert.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Levengood
drove to Glendive on Monday to
make their acquaintance with their
new great-niece, the infant daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller.
The Young Women's Sewing Club
was entertained in the home of
Mrs. Vernon Scheer on Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Virel Jensen and
daughter. Virlen returned home
Tuesday from their winter vaca
tion spen' in California.
Mrs- A. E. Nelson returned Fri
day evening from Billings where
she had undergone major surgery.
Mrs. Nelson spent a week with the
TO SPAN O LIFE BATTERY USERS
Congratulations: You have purchased the world's finest. Why
not suggest this battery to your friends and neighbors. The battery
that ends replacement costs because it's guaranteed for life of
your car. Truck and tractor batteries carry a long guarantee.
146 to 215 A.H. at 20 minute rate. When you need a new battery
see your Span O Life Battery Dealer.
Walter Pedersen family in Billings
while she was convalescing. Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Culver met her
in Glendive and brought her home.
The Mennonite L.idies Aid was
entertained in the home of Mrs.
Abe Schultz Thursday afternoon
with 13 members present. Devo
tions were led by Mrs. George Dick
“An astronomer says he has dis
covered an oval-shaped celestial
body in the Milky Way."—From a
magazine article. If this means our
local universe has laid an egg.
we're not especially surprised.
FOR SALE—Combination gas-coal
Magic Chef range. George Loft
us, phone 76. —l7
SPECIAL low prices through May
on all Manitowoc upright freez
ers. Zerbe Bros.. Lustre. —lB
FOR SALE —Assorted shrubs and
plants. Clarence Bartel, Wolf
Point. Phone 235-J. —l7
ORDER Your Graham-Hoeme plow
this month. NO FREIGHT
CHARGES. Zerbe Bros., Lustre.
—2O
FOR RENT — Trailer space on
"L< cks Modern Trailer Court" at
221 Benton St. One block south
from Mam St. Call 133. —lB
FOR RENT — Modern furnished
house and apartment. Very close
in. reasonable rental. 221 Ben
ton St. Or call 133. —lB
Vacation Haa ... visit toco totUNOA. show PMCI
Of tH£ AUtO INDUirtY. MAUOIN. MICHIGAN
JUSTICE COURT
PROCEEDINGS
Over consumption of alcohol
played a decisive role in at least
thirteen cases before Justice of
the Peace Nels Lund in police
court during the week with eight
people being tried for intoxica
tion. four on drunk charges, and
one on drunk driving. Sentences
and fines were levied as follows.
Raymond White Horse, driving
while under the influence of al
cohol and failure to have a drivers
license. S2OO. committed to jail;
L. X ZENITH u n-X*
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a precious gift for MOTHER S DAY
If your mother ncedt a hearing aid, yet hat hesitated to buy one,
you couldn’t choose a finer and more practical Mother's Day
gift than a tiny, jewel like Zenith “75X." So eaty to wear...
to easy to adjutt...and to eaty for you to give! Simply take the
Zenith home with you to Mother can try it in her everyday life.
If she’t not completely tatitficd. the modett purchate price will be
refunded promptly if the 9
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dayt after Mother't Day. MG Al PS
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PUBLIC DRUG
GORDON MONTGOMERY WOLF POINT, MONT
BATTERIES AND CORDS FOR MOST HEARING AIDS
Con you too, sfoor, slop lately? ... Chock your car... chock occido
THURSDAY. MAY 5. 1955
—
Edward Beauchamp, reckless driv
' ing, $25: Douglas Qualls, rcckh s
driving. $25; George Ferguson, in-1
i toxicated and causing an accident, ■
' SSO.
Charged with being intoxicated
Dave Dog Sleep was sentenced to I
jail for 10 days; Clint White, 1(1 ,
days suspended on condition he I
leave town: Bob One Bear, in I
davs: Gilbert Breen. 15 days; Ev
erett Robinson. 10 days; Gus Dur
ant. 10 days, and George Brcin
i 25 days. .
Drunk charges were levied
against Florence Menne. five day
suspended; Joe Robinson, five days,
Stan Deycr. dismissed; and Waym
Childs, dismissed.
Overweight violations brought a
$25 fine to John Whiteman and a
$lO fine to Paul Atkinson. Vu g I ,
Warclub was fined $lO for, not I
having a drivers license. 1

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