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Frazer News Briefs
Home Demonstration
Club Organized
By Frazer Women
A ‘meeting was held Thursday
evening at the Ralph Long home
to organize a Home Demonstra
tion'Club. Mrs. Schrarer and Iva
Haliday, Home Demonstration
Agents for Valley County, were
present and explained the pur
pose-and work of such groups.
Officers elected were Mrs. Ralph
Long. president; Mrs. Howard
Kjensrud, vice president and pro
gram chairman: Mrs. Rodney Bald
ly. secretary and treasurer. It was
decided to meet the fourth Wed
nesday in each month at 8 p.m.
Roll call at the next meeting is
to be answeied with name sugges
tions for the club.
Others present at the meeting
were Mrs. R. Thomas, Mrs. E. Luce,
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WOLF POINT FLORAL
Phone 380 Wolf Point, Montana
by Mrs. Harry Buchanan
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Mrs. Alvin Long, Mrs. C. Long,
Mrs. Ole Sandvick, Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, Mrs. B. Wilkins, Mrs. D.
Holtberg, Mrs. F. Decker, Mrs. M.
Quiring, Mrs. M. Eliason, Mrs.
Jessie Calfee and Mrs. H. Bu
chanan.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs. R. Long and Mrs. Baldly.
PROGRESSIVE WHIST PARTY
HELD AT STRATTON HOME
Mrs. Don Stratton, Mrs. Dick
Berge and Mrs. C. L. Scott en
tertained at a party at the Stratton
home Tuesday evening with four
tables of progressive whist in play.
High prize was won by Mrs. Rue
ben Decker, low went to Mrs.
Ralph Long and cut prize to Mrs.
Ervin Fast.
O their guests Were Mrs. Bill
Wilkin^, Mrs. Russ Scott, Mrs.
Geo. Berge, Mrs. Bob Garden, Mrs.
Ferd Decker, Mrs. Toby Unrau,
Mrs. Alvin Long, Mrs. Cliff Long,
Mrs. Harley Eliason, Betty Long,
and Mrs. H. Buchanan. A deli
cious luncheon was served by the
hostesses.
AFTERNOON CIRCLE MEETS;
NEXT MEETING MAY 12
Afternoon Circle of the WMF
met at the church Thursday after
noon with Mrs. L. P. Holtberg in
charge of the business meeting.
The program on Higher Education
was in charge of Mrs. Howard
Kjensrud who read an. article,
“Seed Corn of the World.” Mrs.
O. Kesler gave a comparison of
church and state colleges.
Mrs. Jessie Calfee was hostess.
The next meeting will be held
May 12 with Mrs. L. P. Holtberg
as hostess.
APPRECIATION EXTENDED
FOR CANCER DRIVE AID
Local chairman, Mrs. Pearl
Johnson, wishes to thank all those
who helped with the cancer drive
on behalf of the Cancer Society.
A total of $94.69 has been turned
in for Frazer. Those who helped
solicit were Mrs. Rodney Baldry,
Mrs. J. A. Quiring. Mrs. W. Kon
rad, Mrs. H. Buchanan, Mrs. C.
L. Scott and Mrs. Johnson.
Fifth Birthday
Mark Forbes, son of Milton For
bes, was honored with a party
at the O. W. Kesler home Friday
afternoon where ten little friends
gathered to help him celebrate
his sth birthday. Games were play
ed and Mark opened his many gifts.
Mrs. Kesler was assisted in serv
ing lunch by Mark’s grandmother,
Mrs. Emma Kaltschnee, and Paul
Scott. Steven Berge, Stanley Deck
er, Donald Unraw. Jon Quam,
David, Donnie, Arnie and Marie
Kesler.
Luther League Meets
Luther League met at the church
Tuesday evening for their pro
gram and social which was in
the form of an April Fool’s party
with each one bringing a sack
lunch. A play “Every Day is
the Lord's Day” was given by
Harold Dean Blount, Ina Mae
Thoma and Bette Scott. Joy Holt
berk led the group in devotions
reading Rev. 3:20 and several
hymns were sung before the so
cial.
Letters Desired
Betty M. Quiring, daughter of the
J. A. Quiring, who is studying in
Belgium in preparation for her
missionary work in Africa, has a
birthday May 12, and would wel
come word from her friends not
only now but anytime. Her ad
dress is: Betty M. Quiring, 35 rue
Edith Cavell; Uccle Brussels, Bel
gium.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Lien left
on Tuesday for Fergus Falls, Minn.,
where they will visit Mr. Lien's
brother. They also plan to go on
to Rochester where Mrs. Lien will
have a medical check-up.
Mrs. Shirley Bridges and Ellen
Sowa were Frazer callers on Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Scott and
children were Monday evening
supper guests at the Bill Wilkins
home.
W. W. Mason became ill Mon
day morning and was taken to
THE HERALD-NEWS, Roosevelt County, Wolf Point, Montana
the Wolf Point hospital by Ed
Luce and E. P. Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Funk and
family were in Frazer Tuesday and
called at the parental Peter Dyck
home.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson was hostess
to the Bible Club Tuesday after
noon at the church.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dahl and
Floyd were Frazer shoppers Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Donnell Nichols
and family were Frazer callers
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. W. Mason, who arrived
by plane after being notified of
Mr. Masons illness, was a busi
ness caller in Frazer Tuesday ac
companied by her sister, Mrs. Ben
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott, Mr.
and Mrs. James Scott, Mr. and Mrs.
Ervin Fast and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Quam attended -the NRA ban
quet an Ken's Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Berge was a busi
ness caller in Wolf Point Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo B. Johnson
were dinner guests at the Pearl
Johnson home on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Baldry
drove to Nashua Thursday after
noon and called at the Nels Ers
land home.
Friday afternoon coffee guests at
the Harry Buchanan home were
Mrs. Jessie Calfee, Mrs. Serena
Long. Mrs. J. A. Quiring, Mrs.
M. Eliason, Mrs. Ted Dahl, Mrs.
Ervin Fast, Mrs. Pearl Johnson
and Mrs. H. Eliason and Virgina.
Frazerites who attended the Na
shua Band Concert Friday eve
ning were Mrs. Cliff Quam, Ann,
Bob and Jon, Connie Thoma, Pat
sy Unrau, Johnny Lee Stratton,
Miss Virginia Parks. Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Baldry and Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Buchanan and Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rosendahl
and Mary of Hinsdale called at
the Cliff Quam home Thursday
morning.
Bob Hotchkiss, Jr., spent Thurs
day evening and Friday visiting at
the homes of his cousins, George
and Dick Berge and his uncle
Henry Berge. He was en route to
his home in Fergus Falls, Minn.,
after a trip to the coast.
Mary Sue Holtberg returned
home Monday from several days
spent in Minneapolis.
Mrs. D. S. Brdiges and Vivian
accompanied by Mrs. P. J. Dasson
ville and Janice drove to Wolf
Point Friday evening to see the
Junior class play. Janice was an
usher.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kesler and
family were Glasgow shoppers Sat
urday.
Pastor and Mrs. Frisbee Young
and family of Nashua were din
ner guests at the Cliff Quam home
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Reddig shop
ped in Glasgow Saturday.
Mrs. Anton Hustad called at the
Howard Kjensrud home Friday aft
ernoon. Her son, Marlin, accom
panied her home for the weekend.
Bonnie Peters was an overnight
guest at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Jessie Calfee, on
Wednesday.
The Board of Parish Education
met at the church Monday evening
to discuss plans for Daily Vaca
tion Bibls School.
Rachel and Bill Brooks and Jesse
Bedwell, Jr., drove to Redstone
Tuesday evening and were ac
companied home by Mr. Bedwell,
Sr., who later left by train for
Great Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kesler and
family spent Sunday in Malta vis
iting at the homes of his brothers
and families. Mrs. F. E. Kesler of
Seattle, who has been visiting in
Malta, acompanied them home to
visit for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Reddig call
ed at the Henry Bergen home in
Wolf Point Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Stratton,
Cheryl and Johnny, Mrs. Jessie
Calfee and Carroll Quriing were
Tuesday evening supper guests at
the J. A. Quiring home.
Sundhy dinner guests at the
Dexter Holtberg home were Gor
don Eliason, Mrs. Pearl Johnson,
and Mrs. H. Buchanan and Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sauskojos
and Hans Kurafka called at the
Isaac* Reddig home Saturday aft
ernoon.
All men and boys are invited
to take part in a fellowship pot
luck supper at the church Thurs
day evening at 6:30. Choir will
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practice at 8 p.m. Worship ser
vice Sunday morning at 9:30 fol
lowed by Sunday school at 10:43.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sprague and
Debbie called at the C. L. Thoma
home Friday.
Mrs. Ted Dahl attended the
house-warming in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Hovey in Wolf Point
Sunday afternoon.
Guests at the Bill Wilkins home
Monday afternoon werg Mrs. C.
L. Scott and children and Mrs.
Dick Berge.
Mrs. Pearl Johnson was a sup
per guest at the Bill Adkins home
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Holtbcrg
were Tuesday evening supper
guests at the Harry Buchanan
home.
Mrs. W. W. Mason accompanied
Mrs. Rhoda Grosse to Frazer Wed
nesday and called at the Theo.
Dahl home.
Mrs. Cliff Quam took Virginia
Parks to Wolf Point for medical
attention on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Delorne Barnes
and family were Frazer callers
Friday.
Robert Berge of Malta was a
Frazer caller Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wilkins and
children were business callers in
Glasgow Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brooks and
Nancy and Linda Keller were
Wolf Point shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Delorne Barnes and sons
and Mrs. Orin Barnes and family
called at the parental George
Kjensrud home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Verle Vanderhof,
Ronnie and Bill of Fort Peck were
Frazer callers Sunday.
Caroll Quiring spent Sunday at
the George Brown home in Na
shua.
Guests at the J. A. Quiring home
Sunday afternoon were Mrs. Pearl
Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Eliason and family and Mrs. H.
Buchanan and Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Zikmund
and children were Glasgow shop
pers Saturday.
Mrs. Ervin Fast was a business
caller in Wolf Point Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Thomas and
family spent Sunday afternoon at
the M. J. Quiring home.
W. W. Mason is now a patient
at Deaconess Hopsital in Glasgow,
having been moved from Wolf
Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berge of
Malta visited at the homes of his
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brothers. George and Lick Berge
Sunday and were dinner guests at
the George Berge home. The R.
Berges were en route home from
a business trip to Glendive.
Sandra Quiring spent Sunday in
Wolf Point as a guest of Judy
Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kowalski
called at the Dick Peterson home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. C. L. Scott and Bruce and
Mrs. Don Stratton and Cheryl
shopped in Wolf Point on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Reddig spent
Sunday afternoon at the Pete Frie
sen home at Todd Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Barnes called
at the Harvey Otremba home Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Toby Unrau and
family were guests at the Clar-
Baerg home near Lustre Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Long called
at the Hans Tweeten home south of
Wolf Point Sunday afternoon.
Guests at the Dick Peterson
home Sunday were Mrs. Peterson's
father and brothers. Theo. Holum
and sons, Lester and Leo of Rich
ey.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peters of Wolf
Point called at the Wm. Adkins
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Eliason spent
Sunday visiting friends and rela-
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Mrs. Ed Luce was surprised last
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Mrs. Jessie Calfee accompanied
Mrs. Don Stratton. Cheryl and
Johnny to Glasgow Monday aft
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Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Long and
family and Mrs. Cliff Long and
children were guests at the El
mer Olson home south of Wolf
Point.
W. C. Light and W C. Yates of
Billings arrived by plane Sunday
morning for a short visit at the
C. L. Scott home. Mr. Light is a
brother of Mrs. Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Robertson
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Wolf Point, Montana
Montana . .
Famous Horse Ranch of Years Ago.
—from the Powder River County Examiner.
One of the oldest ranches in Powder River County is the
Harold Bull ranch on Otter creek. It originally was the Olivci
Wallop horse ranch.
Wallop, who came from a noble English family and who
later inherited his title as Earl of Portsmouth, was sent to tins
country in the 1870's to learn the cattle business. He came direct
from England to Cheyenne, Wyo From Cheyenne he walked to
Otter creek where he established one of the most famous hot ■
ranches of the West He built stud barns that are still standing
as well as the finest corrals.
Wallop paid a bullwhacker SSOO to teach him the cattb busi
ness. The bullwhacker put him on night herd for the 34 head
of bulls that he owned. Aftei a month of this Wallop realiz< d
that he had been gypped, that he was not learning the cattle
business.
At one time Wallop ran about 2.500 head of horses He main
tained a training stable at Audubon, low a. The horses were
trailed from Otter creek to Belle Forche, S. I), lot shipment to
lowa.
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THURSDAY. MAY b, 1955
Four-H Club News
The April meeting was called to
order on April 24 at Pcntzs by
Robert Etzel All members ami
about 15 guests were present d
business meeting was called to m
dcr at about 2 o'clock 801 l call
wm anawered by a showmanship
points. We discussed cnaservalKi
week and told what we had eac
done by conservation
After the meeting Dean Davidson,
the County Agent, showed ",
slides and two movie which all
enjoyed very much For revival. >n
we walked a short ways to aim
bad lands and played baseball A
very delicious lunch of roast duck
was enjoyed by all
The next meeting will be it tin
hall May 21 at «30 Before the
meeting we will clean th> cemetery
in preparation of Memorial Day
as part of our community service
project.
Reporter. Roger Km
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