Commencement Week Highlights At Wolf Point High School
Memorial Day observance at the Liberty theatre drew a large crowd with Rev. C. W. Orner delivering the address. The commencement program featured Carl Dr. Borton of Glasgow as speaker and noted rising opportunities for graduates, with the class of 38 praised for its achievements and potential.
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Wolf Point
Liberty Theatre
H. N. Marron
C. W. Orner
Poplar
Rev. Orner
Charles Simon
Carl Dr. Borton
Glasgow
Edison
Burbank
H D Delegates Meet Here and Culbertson
Delegates from eleven organized white women home demonstration groups will meet in two all day sessions to select the home demonstration program. One meeting will be at Culbertson High School gymnasium on June 1, the other at Wolf Point courtroom on June 4. Presidents and secretaries vote. others may attend with lunch. Elisabeth Hart, Co. H, D, Ast.
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Culbertson
Jime Ltd
Wolf Point
Iuneh
Elisabeth Hart
Co. H, D
Ast
Brockton Boy Loses Leg After Train Accident
Clarence Christian of Brockton aged 13, son of Mrs. Adrian Magnan, was severely injured when he contacted a moving train on Wednesday. His right leg was amputated between the knee and ankle at Poplar Indian hospital. witnesses unavailable and exact cause unclear.
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Clarence Christian
Brockton
Adrian Magnan
Poplar Indian Hospital
Jean Taylor Coming to Spend Summer with Family
Mr and Mrs C D Taylor of Waska announce their daughter Jean Taylor will arrive June 7 to spend the summer. She has spent four years in East Radford Virginia including college and a year teaching. The Herald readers enjoyed some letters she wrote to her parents during that time.
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Jean Taylor
C. D. Taylor
Waska
East Radford
Herald
Herald seeks May 6 1932 issue copies at 10c each
The Herald urgently needs its May 6 1932 issue copies and will pay 10 cents for the first ten copies brought to or mailed to the office.
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Heralds
Herald
CLASS ROLL NAMES OF STUDENTS AND STAFF
A list of names including Aileen Grace Anderson Bernicee A Bogut Terry KE Booth Vera B Byxbe Catherine Carolyn Catlin Claud J Clark Mary Jane Clark Daniel B Deck Paul M Donehoo Norris Fenne Odin Fenne Ruth A Folden Liffie G Possen Bernice Geisen Gilbert Hilde Herbert Hong Ruth Hyeem Thomas R Kelly John BR Lindsay Helen D Listerud Alice Bernice Lovejoy Robert H Lovell B Kathryn Mann Marvin Meyer Don B Nelson Ruth H Nedrud Taez A Olson Leo K Pipal William L Ryee Vivian J Siljenberg Ruth A Taliaferro Dorothy L Taylor Helen A Thom Marjorie Thomas Clarke H Warmbrod Benedict Webinger George B Weeks Reuben W Will
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Class Roll
Aileen Grace Anderson
Bernicee A, Bogut
Terry Ke, Booth
Vera B. Byxbe
Catherine Carolyn Catlin
Claud J. Clark
Mary Jane Clark Daniel B. Deck Paul M. Donehoo
Norris Fenne Odin Fenne
Ruth A, Folden
John Br, Lindsay Helen D. Listerud
Alice Bernice Lovejoy
Robert H. Lovell
B. Kathryn Mann
Marvin Meyer Don. B. Nelson Ruth H. Nedrud
Taez A. Olson
Leo K Pipal
William L. Ryee
Vivian J, Siljenberg
Ruth A. Taliaferro
Dorothy L. Taylor
Helen A. Thom Marjorie Thomas Clarke H. Warmbrod
Benedict Webinger
George B. Weeks
Reuben W. Will
Eminent success urged graduates to develop worthwhile talents
The speaker urged graduates to refine their abilities so their achievements are meaningful. The graduating class presented an attractive scene with girls in pastel gowns and boys in dark suits. Mrs. B. L. Shipman led both processional and recessional for the graduation and baccalaureate exercises. Musical numbers included a girls’ glee club song and a trombone solo.
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B. L. Shipman
Glee Club
KGCX benefits with large crowd at Coliseum dance
One of the largest crowds ever at the Coliseum enjoyed the KGCX benefit dance Saturday night. Dancers came from nearby towns as three orchestras Ben Anderson's, the Harmonizers and Burnison's Melodists played. The radio was won by M. A. Moyer.
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KGCX
Ben Anderson
Burnison
M. A. Moyer
McCone County Assessor’s Office Shows Low Costs
Figures compiled by the Montana Taxpayers association rank McCone County Assessor Sylvester Dwyer’s office as highly efficient. Across a long list of small to medium counties, McCone’s total office expense over the last four years is among the lowest and well below the average for comparable populations.
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Montana Taxpayers Association
Sylvester Dwyer
McCone
Dwyer
Randall attends daughters' graduation in Missoula
J. B. Randall left for Missoula to witness the graduation of his daughters Margaret and Una. He plans to return with them to Wolf Point for the summer season.
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J. B. Randall
Missoula
Margaret
Una
Wolf Point
North Community Meetings Next Week
Rural residents are invited to Dry Fork Waska and Wolt June 6 7 and 8 for community meetings with moving pictures and a discussion of local activities. Five reels from the American Farm Bureau Federation include Out of the Fos on canning and Dead line about farm to market roads. All events start at 3 40 with no charge.
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Dry Fork
Waska
Wolt
American Farm Bureau Federation
Vida Wolves Triumph In Eleven Inning Exhibition
Vida Wolves edge Wolf Point 5 to 4 in 11 innings as Joe Garfield drives in the winner after a tense tie. Weingartner earned key eight strikeouts, Schillinger pitched six for Vida, with Cloverfield fields and lineup notes highlighting high attendance and absent regulars Tony and Punk.
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Jacobi
Singleton
High Eagle
Garfield
Vida
Tony
Punk
Wolves
Martin
Backdrop
Strcker
Johnnie Helmer
Weingartner
Joe Schillinger
Dye
Clayton
Taliaferro
Kearney
Schillinger
Vida Wolves
Loendorf
G. c
Brandon
Sorley
Prendergast
P Nefzger
Fenne
Courchene
Clark
Nichol
S. T. Cogswell Treated at Great Falls Clinic in Care
S T Cogswell is receiving treatment at the Great Falls clinic and is reported to be progressing well. J B Randall accompanied him there last Friday night.
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Great Falls
S. T. Cogswell
J. B. Randall
Correction: Doctor forecasts July 20 return from trip
A correction notes Dr. DeWane expects to return from his trip about July 20, not early August as stated in last week’s Herald. The rectification updates the previously printed timeline and clarifies the doctor’s engagement.
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DeWane
Hoover addresses Congress on budget and taxes
President Hoover told the Senate that an emergency demands action to reduce expenditures and raise revenue. He warned continued delays risk government duties and foreign confidence as gold reserves and the dollar face declines. The packed chamber, including many House members, listened intently as he urged restoring fiscal balance.
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Washington
Hoover
Senate
United States
Moever
Senate Chamber
Rains Sweep Across Montana With Varied Totals
General rainfall reported across Montana over the past week with amounts from .24 inch locally to 1.46 inches in Turner Blaine county. North Dakota showers reached Williston while central Roosevelt county may have missed some rain. A list of marriages dates and locations is included. Lawrence Weingartner to join high school faculty as athletics coach and math instructor.
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Montana
Benaud
Mike Senzek
O.T. Stennes
Frazer
Nashua
Turner
Blaine County
North Dakota
Williston
Wil Histon
West Point
Roosevelt County
Weingartner
Lawrence Weingartner
Ray Boe
Saco
Roosevelt farmers get $295 660 in loans statewide
Roosevelt county farmers received 1088 loans totaling 21,1860 from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation, per Carl H. Peterson, Montana’s seed loan official. Average Roosevelt loans mirror Richland Sheridan figures, with most loans completed and sufficient for farming operations. Montana’s total seed loan fund reached 4,260,000 distributed to 18,008 borrowers.
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Roosevelt County
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Carl H. Peterson
Montana
Richland
Sheridan
Valley
Peterson
Medicine Lake Loses Tough League Game To Wolf Point 22 10
The Medicine Lake Wolves slugged it out in a county league game, losing 22 to 10 to Wolf Point. Wetter batting and fielding slips marked the night as Wolf Point built a big lead after the fourth inning. Key pitchers were Maltby Garfield and Olson, with several walks and wild pitches noted. Next Sunday Wolf Point visits Bainville while Medicine Lake plays Poplar.
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Medicine Lake
Wolf Point
Wolves
Haplar
W. Z. Malthy
Gar- Hel
Martin
Olson
Moran
Maltby
Garfield
Ff Malthy
Clayton
Kearn
Brandon
John Helmer
John
Bainville
Popinar
Culbertson
Vita
Official Report on Wolf Point City Finances Endorsed
State examiner publishes the financial condition report for Wolf Point. The examiner’s remarks on former mayor C. P. B. Swedberg and his council amount to a strong endorsement, coming from an official source.
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State Examiner
Wolf Point
C. P B. Swedberg
Stagepoker official helps Farmers Union Mutual Fire ins
Secretary of the Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company and W P Bezedek of Lewistown, directors in the same company, spent three days this week in the territory adjusting losses. All losses were adjusted satisfactorily to all concerned. The company has a small beginning but now has policyholders in all counties with a Farmers Union organization.
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Stagepoker Oy
Catholic Vacation School Opens Next Monday
The Catholic vacation school begins next Monday in the high school room. Registrations will be taken Saturday at the high school.
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Cath
Poppy Sale Results From Memorial Drive Welfare Fund
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored poppy sale raised 363.20 for welfare work. The event proceeds support veterans and their families through aid programs and Legion welfare efforts.
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American Legion Auxiliary
McCone County Republican Nomination Filed for Treasurer
S Z Thomas of Southside has filed for the county treasurer nomination on the Republican ballot in McCone County.
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McCone Treas
S. Z. Thomas
Southside
McCone County
Freight rate hearing on Montana petroleum shipments
The Interstate Commerce Commission held a May 31 hearing at the Sherman hotel in Wolf Point to consider Westland Oil Co of Minot versus Great Northern over petroleum freight rates into NE Montana. Intervenors include Continental Oil, Texas Co, White Route, and others as testimony centers on zone 3 boundary changes and potential rate reductions or increases.
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Montana
Sherman Hotel
T. Leo Haden
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Weatland Oil Company
Minot
Great Northern
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
N. Dak
Montena
Wolf Point
Westland Oil Company
Commission
Atontang Hine
Eas
Continental of Company
Ponca City
Texas Comany
New York City
White Roule
Kanaas City
Stm Hard
Indiana
Midion
Aomming
Kansas City
Yalu Gi Corporation of Millings
Avro OW and Refinery Company
Lewistown
Kanotex Refining Company
Arkansas City
Kansans
Ote
Westland Company
Tulsa
New Fry
Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Page
Roosevelt county 4 H delegates to state convention
Esther Courchene and Louis Toays lead Roosevelt county 4 H club delegates to the third state convention in Bozeman June 13 to 17. Sixteen youths aged at least fifteen who finished 1921 projects will travel June 12 to June 19 by Great Northern Railway. Leaders Mrs John Hermansen and George Luebke guide the group with several named delegates from Bainville Culbertson Wolf Point and Froid among others.
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Jeaders
Roosevelt County
Bozeman
Questa
Great Northern Railway
John Hermansen
Froid
Jolly Stitchers Club
George Luebke
Louis Tanvs
Wile Awake
Wolf Point
Raymond Peterson
Sugartop
Culbertson
Alton Olsen
The
Penny Workers
McQabe
Ray Loubke
Elizabeth Wilde
Bainville
Glatys Dunn
L W. W. Clu
Ingrid Nessit
Esther Courchene
A. W. Warden
Williston Hosts Six Annual Band Tournament
Williston welcomed about 400 visitors for the sixth annual band tournament with six bands from Arnegard Ray Grenora Zahl North Dakota Medicine Lake Poplar and Wolf Point Montana. The day featured a parade by the Williston city band and Boy Scouts drum corps and a banquet. An evening massed band concert was canceled due to rain.
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Williston
Arnegard
Ray
Grenora-Zahl
North Dakota
Medicine Lake
Poplar
Wolf Point
Montana
Boy Scouts
Big crowd at Ist Pavilion dance despite rain
A large crowd attended the Bridge pavilion opening dance on Wednesday evening despite wet weather. The event featured an orchestra organized by Russel Huxsol and included dancers Stu Rose Warren Hill Kitty Jarvis Culbertson and Paul Land Brockton. A semi weekly dance schedule is planned all summer with a June 5 fundraiser for National Guard members headed to camp on June 10.
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Bridge Pavilion
Russel Huxso
Stu Rose
Russel Huxael
Warren Hill
Culbertson
Kitty Jarvis
Paul Land
Brockton
National Guard
Two North Country Accidents This Week
Two serious incidents in the North Country this week. Wednesday a truck carrying a cow overturned after the cow shifted, injuring all occupants including 10 year old Donald Zerhe. Sunday 18 year old Alvin Hagen and Scourey youths Ronald James and Mary Ellen overturned after hitting a washout. Mary Ellen badly cut and others bruised but none with broken bones.
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Perd Zerhe
Donald
Alvin Hagen
Ronald, James
Mary Ellen
Young Hagen
Mary Ellen Scourey
New Filings This Week in Herald Notes Candidates
Filings recorded since the last issue include Arthur Ryder of Froid running on the Republican ticket for representative, E. L. Walton of Wolf Point seeking the Senate nomination, and Nels Sorbel of Froid as Democratic sheriff candidate. Ryder has four terms in the House and would be among the most senior members if elected.
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The
Herald
Arthur Ryder
Froid
E. L. Walton
Wolf Point
Nels Sorbel
Ryder
House
Breaks Arm J. B. Welzenbach Slings Arm After Fall
J B Welzenbach suffered a broken shoulder after tripping on a plank and falling. He was seen with his arm in a sling about a week after the incident.
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J. B. Welzenbach
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Rregeres Onubert” Moyer
Emogene F. Rose
Scobey
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Ashton
Idaho
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William Edward Bowman
Cora Ethel Rhodes
Frank Fritz
Mary Ellen Kinsella
Tioga
Maxwell Bruce Wilson
Linda Adelia Syverson
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G. N. Railway
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