Queen of Hearts shines in Wolf Point senior program
The senior class program on Wednesday featured a strong array of numbers, with the one act play The Queen of Hearts praised as the best yet staged in Wolf Point. Elsie Leoppky and Harold Thompson drew big laughs, and Miss Houston and Miss Keckler coached the student performances. The musical direction by Mr Staples added energy and Flora Walter’s encore thrilled the audience. A Gingham Club was organized with officers named, inspection days set, rules enforced, and top students listed across several grades and subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Leoppky
Harold Thompson
Wolf Point
Miss Houston
Miss Keckler
Mr. Staples
Flora Walter Throt
the Liberty
Student Contest Scores and Participants List
A roster of names and scores across subjects includes Verdie Jensen 95 in Language and 90 in Music, Charles Alexander 7 in Hygiene and 7 in History, Phyllis Christianson 93 in Language and 94 in Reading, John DeLaHunt and Beatrice Shaver 96 in Geography, and Oscar Luck 92 in Arithmetic and 97 in History. The document notes continued coverage on Page Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Huff
Hilda Siljenberg
Robert Rolfe
Hazel Carpenter
Myrtle Neiman
Lucile Zimmerman
Uarth Burvin
Cleo
Arith
Charles Rathert
Elida Smith
Alfrieds Hagen
Dorothy Solberg
Alfrieda Hagen
Claude Nichol
Chester Christopherson
Edna Brown
Frederick LaRoque
Arthur Wilson
Thos. Barton
Harvey Vinson
Eunice Havener
Edna Michaelson
Hagel Bell
Hazel Bell
Valerah Jelley
Hyginne
Irene Kalinski
Emmeve Havener
Tyall Martin
Stir
Francis Poulson
Redaine
Virginia O’neil
Charles Alexander
Dale
Exander
Verdie Jensen
Hygiene
Anna Anderson
Oscar Luck
John DeLaHunt
Beatrice Shaver
Phyllis Christianson
Phyllis
Christianson
Richard Salem
Verna Linderman
Mildred Littlefield
Rita Sherill
Jean Jenkins
Stir B
Myrtle Johnson
Youths line up for Five Acre Corn Growing Contest
A list shows 29 youths with applications accepted for the Five Acre Corn Growing Contest. Seed selection and testing are complete and ground conditions are awaited. A Boys Camp is planned for June, with contact for joiners via A. A. Woods of Culbertson or the county agent at Poplar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Minhardt
Alfred Arvivee
Loran Pierce
Bainville
Henry Anderson
Edwin Hanson
Charles Bentsen
Boyd
Knudson
McCabe
Marlin W. Coats
Brainard Scott
Edward Holly
Freid
Claire M. Hawkins
Grant McKinney
Sterling McKinney
Lanark
Boyd Knudson
Herbert J. Young
Culbertson
Joseph Adams
Harold Washington
Brockton
Joseph Ricker
Thomas White Eagle
Albert Ricker
Francis Hale
Poplar
Clarence Bartel
Russell Burnison
Wilmar Burnison
Hall Lee
Lawrence Redeiker
Wolf Point
Ray Dunbar
Abe Teays
Willie Toays
Jacob Neufeld
A. A. Woods
Wesley Barry and Katherine MacDonald in Stranger Than Fiction
Wesley Barry appears with Katherine MacDonald in their first screen pairing in Stranger Than Fiction at the Liberty theatre next Thursday and Friday. The film, a bright comedy drama from an original story by Charles Richman and A. B. LeVine, promises light entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Barry
Katherine MacDonald
Liberty Theatre
Charles Richman
A. 8. LeVine
Freckles Starred Picture Features Miss MacDonald Charm
Katherine MacDonald delivers one of her best performances in a sparkling original film. Wesley Barry plays Freckles, a poor orphan amid crooks and slum life, while Diane Drexel, portrayed by MacDonald, shelters him in a stylish home. Comedy arises from Freckles falling for his protector while society figures contend with crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss MacDonald
Wesley Barry
Freckles
Diane Drexel
Homesteaders Organize And Petition Congress
Homesteaders at Bainville on the Fort Peck Reservation organized for concerted action to petition Congress. Representatives from most townships and nearby commercial clubs discussed a twenty year low interest plan with government loans to meet Indian payments and grant patents to homesteaders. An association has raised 1200 dollars and will send secretary W A Ostrom to Washington as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Bainville
Washington
W. A. Ostrom
W. A.ostrom
H. O. Hendrickson
W. D. Wilkinson
Flaxville
Mont
Baylor
G. C. Wagner
Montana
Congress
Fort Peck Reservation
H .C. Dick
Lustre
H. C. Hendrickson
Homestead
C. B. Moore
Larslan
SPECIAL SCHOOL LEVIES AND DISTRICT TAX ARGUMENT
The piece argues the district special tax is the main funding for public schools and should be partially replaced by a statewide levy. Culbertson voters approved a 20 mill levy, with Wolf Point 20 last year, Poplar 15, and Homestead 27. It contrasts colonial district taxation with modern efficiency and urges better financial methods for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
Wolf Point
Poplar
Homestead
Montana
Cays
A J Teachsen Opens Nashua Store From Seuton Stock
A J Teachsen, former Pad proprietor, buys Seuton bankrupt stock at Nashua excluding hardware and opens business this week. He brings dealer experience dating to 1912 in Wolf Point and promises a square deal to Nashua patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Teachsen
Pad
Seuton
Nashua
Isachsen
Wolf Point
CG. Johnson
Free Ford Day Planned in Wolf Point on April 21
Next Friday April 21 Ford Day will be held in Wolf Point with Motor Sales Co hosting a free event for farmers and townspeople. Activities include free entertainment and instructional films at Liberty theatre, lectures, and a noon cafeteria lunch. No sales pitches will be made to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Wolf Point
Motor Sales Co
Liberty Theatre
Ditmarson
Henry Ford
Great Northern expands to meet rising northwest business
Great Northern Railway officials push preparations for growing activity in the northwest and a bumper crop year. H O Neill and W R Smith visited here, with plans for Wolf Point terminal work and about 25000 dollars for new roundhouse equipment. The Bowdoin terminal equipment moves west to Wenatchee as the line shifts to two divisions. The Spokane area becomes the next division point and passenger trains benefit from longer runs due to coal strike conditions. Whitefish to Spokane remains a noted route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Northwest
The
Great Northern
H. O'Neill
W. R. Smith
West
Wolf Point
Roundhouse
Bowdoin
Wenatchee
Wash
Weratehen
Spokane
Shooter Marries Different Bodied Woman in Odd Ceremony
Taige Gordon held a marriage on the 12th described as a study in peculiar names. The shooter wed Different Bodied Woman with Nelson Chasings Hawk as witness. Both spouses had prior marriages and listed ages as 0 and 62.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taige Gordon
Shooter
Blackhead Wormac
Nelson
Hawk
Contestants rush to finish Herald picture puzzle
The Herald puzzle contest draws many entrants from Ili ngis Great Falls and surrounding counties as closing date nears. Subscriptions and new subscriber lists pour in while renewal entries boost chances for larger prizes. Judges will review master P words list by artist E. E. Lawson, with results announced after April 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Great Falls
Rev. S. McIvor
Katherine Murphy
Cle M. Poor
E. E.lawson
Entertaining Mrs Geo McLean Before Milwaukee Departure
Mrs Geo McLean leaves Wolf Point for Milwaukee Wis this week. She was guest of honor at two parties hosted by Mrs E Onberg and by Mrs J P Wiest with card and theatre gatherings. Sixteen attended the Onberg event and a lunch followed. she received six silver salad forks as a token of esteem from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McLean
Geo. McLean
Milwaukee
Wis
E. Onberg
Onberg
Carl Kline
McLean
J. P. Wiest
Elizabeth McLean
Wiest
Wolf Point
Three Word Brand Western at Liberty Theatre
William S Hart stars in the Paramount photoplay Three Word Brand to be shown at the Liberty theatre for two days starting next Thursday. Hart appears in three roles with action from a powder keg explosion to a final rescue scene, supported by Jane Novak and a strong cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William S
Mr. Hart
Jane Novak
White City Now Running Ferry Despite Heavy Rains
George Littlefield began operating his bio power ferry White City on Tuesday. He notes recent rains have made the bottom heavy so Southsiders can come and go with light funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White City
George Littlefield
Uight Fonds
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Gingham Club OF Girls
Mae Voorhees
Enid Everett
Audrey Johnson
Juliet Gits
Tena Funk
Hazel Sommars
Thelma Anderson
Orrin Wood
Sylvester Smith
Marjorie Jenkins
Jay Cusker
Donald Randall
Helen Sommars
Olga McQuigg
Elizabeth Funk
Isabel Young
Julia Welzenbach
Marian Walter
Line County
Teng
Tae
Levies
G. N
William S. Hart
Paramount Picture
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