Cream Men Survey Wolf Point Field
Prospects for a local creamery in Wolf Point look favorable as Commercial Club directors push the campaign. Kalispell creamery veteran C B Walker and Culbertson operator Peter Peterson visit to assess the field and potential site on Benton Street. Havre interests also show concern, with several parties tracking a likely development soon.
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Wolf Point
Montana
Gordon
C. BE. Walker
Kalispell
Switzer
Flint
Moore
Johnson
Walker
Peter Peterson
Culbertson Creamery
Peterson
Benton Street
Champlin Barn
Culbertson
Havre
Royal Creamery
Married Folks Shindig Recalls Old Time Days
A small Fourth Street building hosted a Married Folks Shindig with an old fashioned barn dance vibe. Dances included waltzes and square dances led by G. J. Robbin. music by H. Van Waggoner and Spencer. About 25 couples attended and hope for another soon.
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Fourth Street
G. J. Robbin
H. van Waggoner
Mr. Spencer
Pleasant View Farm Loan Assn Holds Strong Annual Meeting
The Pleasant View National Farm Loan association held its fourth annual meeting on Tuesday January 10 at the Pleasant View school house. Directors John G. Olson O B Horsford and W S Good were re elected for one year and new directors John Lillethan and Wilbur White joined. O G Horsford became president, John C Olson became vice president and W S Good remained secretary treasurer. The board is optimistic about the next season amid steady grain prices and growing member cooperation.
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Pleasant View National Farm Loan Association
Pleasant View School House
John GC
Olson
O. B. Horsford
W. 5. Good
John Lillethan
Wilbur White
O. GB. Horsford
D. J. Lintne
Mr. Lintner
John C. Olson
W. S. Good
Claims Paid in Full for Dan McAllen Estate
Arlie M. Foor, administrator of the Dan McAllen estate, secured district court approval in Plentywood to pay all creditor claims totaling 52,026. Every claim filed was paid in full, a record praised by the Jobbers Credit Association as the first estate in the Northwest to settle at 100 cents on the dollar.
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Arlie M. Foor
Plentywood
District Court
Dan McAllen
Mid Year Roundup In The Schools
Mid year exams approach as seventh and eighth graders face state tests February 2 and 3 while top scholars like Julia Welzenbach and Sylvester Smith post 90 averages. Exemptions cover 11 students, with many carrying heavy credit loads and active in multiple activities. The fourth month honor roll rose, failures dropped, and assembly periods affected ranking as the page continues on to page six.
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Wolf Point High School
Julia Welzenbach
Sylvester Smith
Dorothy Dillard
Helen Sommars
Mabel Johnson
Olga McQuigg
Jay Cusker
Enid Everett
Sarah Witt
Marian Walter
Flora Walter
Livingston
Ernestine Warmbrod
Isabelle Young
Irene Hanson
Nona Solberg
Robert Stille
Sarah Eve
Leota Jensen
Robert Jelley
Freda Heeter
Elsie Hon
Elsie Leoppky
el. Sei
Audrey Johnson
Lillian Hubbard
Alta McNeil
Laura Nyland
Thelma Anderson
Egb
Laurel Walter
Mae Voorhees
Rueben Smith
Marjorie Knapp
Glen Thom
Melba Wood
County Farm Bureau Convention Program Highlights
The annual meeting to be held at Poplar on January 25 and 26 features a full agenda led by F B Roth with welcome by Mayor Osier. Sessions cover dry farming policy, seed corn, irrigation, nutrition, and community demonstration projects. Various reports, officer nominations, and a high school band concert close the convention.
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Couty Farm Bureau
Popar
B. F. Roth
Farm Bureau
Osier
Sid Blair
Roosevelt Gunty Farm Bureau
Montana
Enic
State College
M. L. Wilson
May Wilson
Gordon
W. P. Stapleton
M. P. Trenne
Henry E
A. F. Tears
Roosevelt
County Livestock Shipping Association
Ole P. Olson
Fort Peck Farmers’ Livestock Association
John Curran
Roosevelt Ruralmunities
Dan B. Noble
Henry Lowe
A. A. Wood
Ethel Wix
Chas
D. Greenfield
Golden Snare thrills in Curwood drama at Liberty
The Golden Snare a brisk two day engagement at Liberty theatre features Lewis S. Stone as Sgt Philip Raine of the North West Mounted Police pursuing Bram Johnson the arctic madman. Ruth Rentck stars with Wallace Beery Melbour ne MacDowell Wellington Playter and Baby Esther Scott in a mystery adventure of the north with husky packs and dramatic Arctic scenes.
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James Oliver Curwood
David Hartford
Associated First National
Liberty Theatre
Lewis S. Stone
Curwood
Koopa Northwest Mounted Police
Ruth Rentck
Wallace Beery
Melbourne MacDowell
Wellington
Francis MacDonald
Baby Esther Scott
Philip Raine
Bram Johnson
Arctic Barrens
Raine
Johnson
Celie
Bram
Give Your Farm Home An Attractive Name
The Herald invites farmers to name their farms and send entries for a Farm Directory. Names should be concise and fitting, to create a settled community impression. Report farm name, owner, and approximate location to appear in Northside and Southside lists. A stronger incentive may follow with good response.
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The
Herald
Wolf Pott
Northside
Southside
Workmen elect new officers for year
At the A. O. U. W meeting three new members took final obligations and a candidate was approved. Officers for the year were Ernest Cornfield master workman John Erickson foreman Mrs J F Cook overseer W O Hougen recorder C M Hanson trustee two years. Monthly meetings on the third Tuesday were set. Also noted was a plan to form a Sheiks chapter in Wolf Point with potential members locally and nearby. The annual bank directors election held January 10 chose E B Knudtson president A W Huxsel board chair L C Wingate vice president Rudulph Hoel vice president W C Hougen cashier Maybelle Melby assistant cashier O C Johnson and J Ole Erickson directors replacing J G Mil iT.
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Ernest Cornfield
John Erickson
J. F. Cook
W. O. Hougen
C. M. Hanson
First National Bank
E. B. Knudtson
A. W. Huxsel
L. C. Wingate
Rudulph Hoel
W. C. Hougen
Maybelle Melby
O. C. Johnson
J. Ole Erickson
Ford resumes operations at Detroit factories after month shutdown
Operations returned to all Ford Motor company departments in Detroit after a nearly month long inventory and repair shutdown. Under a rotating employment plan, about 40,000 men are kept on the payroll with 82,000 working at one time.
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FORD
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Range Riders Rope Gray Wolf Terror
Miles City Jan 10 Discovered cutting out a calf near Maudlin and chased an all gray wolf that had terrorized the north side for years. Bad and Sol Nichol reported finishing the animal after a twenty mile chase in a unique wolf killing tale in the northwest.
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Miles City
Maudlin
Bad
Sol Nichol
Prohibition Commissioner cites 12 points on 18th Amendment
Washington reports Prohibition Commissioner Haynes released a statement on the eve of the 2nd anniversary of the national prohibition act. He lists twelve key points arguing the 18th Amendment is effectively enforced and already changing public behavior with declines in drunkenness and liquor imports.
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Washington
Haynes
America
Equity Directors and Officers Meet at Equity Elevator
The Equity Co-Operative association officers and directors met at the Equity elevator on Wednesday. Attendees included W. S. Good as president and directors F. H. Ahrens Harry Stebbins A. Huber W. Millard Tom Carr and J. M. Mulls. The Gallatin County Union represented by Lester H. Todd discussed grain loading but no agreement was reached due to distance and limited bin space. H. M. Dwire of the Northeastern Montana Elevator Association conducted the annual audit and cutoff.
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Equity Co-Operative Association
Equity Elevator
W. S. Good
F. H. Ahrens
Harry Stebbins
A. Huber
W. Millard
Tom Carr
J. M. Mulls
Gallatin County Union
Lester H. Todd
Bannister
Union
Mr. Todd
H. M. Dwire
Northeastern Montana Elevator Association
Prices Fall and Rise for Wolf Point Produce Markets
Farmers in Wolf Point see butter and eggs priced high locally but confront lower commission-house rates. Comparisons show ranch butter at 20 cents in Great Falls and eggs around 25 cents a dozen, with shipments going to Devils Lake, Minot, or packing stocks. Nationally, overproduction and under consumption drive prices down while imports from Denmark Australia New Zealand push butter values lower and Chinese eggs flood markets.
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Wolf Point
Eges
Great Falls
Williston
R. E. Cobb Co
Devils Lake House
Northern Produce Company
Minot
Cobb Company
Northern Produce Co
Commission House
Devils Lake
Denmark
Australia
New Zealand
China
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Wolf Point Field
County Farm Bureau
Foreman
L. Wilson
Hartford
First Nationals
Gray Wolf
Equity
U. S
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