Wolves Dominate Opheim 6 to 1 in Fourth Straight Win
The Wolves won their fourth in a row beating Opheim 6 to 1. Jacobi Shamley Crockett Williams and Tripp drove in runs in the first inning as Opheim tallied their only score in the ninth on a Wells double and Patterson hit. King pitched well for the Wolves and closed out the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolves
Poplar
Roundhouse
Wilston Carmen
Jacobi
Shamley
Crockett
Tripp
Williams
Eaton
King
Brindlyson
Lee Chouinard
Hewett
Opheim
Wells
Patterson
Zimmer
Vida Wins Lasting Battle 10 9 Over Hamblin
Vida defeats Hamblin 10 to 9 in ten innings after a see saw game at Vida last Sunday. Hamblin led 4 2 in the second, Vida tied it 9 9 at end of ninth, Dye injured and Schillinger pitched for Vida. Crowd of about 400 witnessed the tense contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamblin
Vida
Hamblin Rooters
Funk
McCartney
Battery
Dye
Joe Schillinger
Schillinger
Clarence Constance
Farmers Attend Group IV Bankers Convention at Culbertson
The Group IV bankers meeting at Culbertson on June 7 drew farmers from the district and reps from 54 banks including Wolf Point’s First State, First National, and Security State Bank. Officers elected were C E Hoppin as president, F F Smith as vice president, and S C Fanborne as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culberts
Sheridan
Daniels
Roosevelt
Valley
Phillips Counties
Wolf Point
Messrs Rothert
Appelgren
Smith and Cogswell
Culbertson
Hewitt
F. F. Smith
Wells
Farmers State Bank of Opheim
Hoke
Curtis L. Moshier
L. Q. Skelton
H. P. Lowe
Rosebud County
F. FE. Stranahan
Stockman’s National Bank of
Fort Benton
A. A. Wood
Culbertson Public Schools
Montana
F. M. Kerr
Richland County
Matt Murray
Farmers Stockgrowers Bank of Glasgow
Augustus Vaux
Sidney
New Evans Hotel
U. S. Newcomb
Minneapolis
Lowe & Powers Stock Farm
C. E. Hoppin
Glasgow National Bank
jSarmars State Bank
Opheim
S. C. Fanbore
Security State Bank
Medicine Lake
Opheim and Wolf Point Scrap In Potent League Game
The score by innings shows Opheim beating Wolf Point 1 to 0 after Wolf Point left 7 on base and Opheim 3. King struck out 14 times. Hoke walked once. Todd Shamley and Jacobi led with 3 for 5 and 3 for 5 respectively. Notes praise Shamley and Chouinard and tease fans about gate prices with June 24th referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opheim
Wolf Point
King
Hoke
Shamley
Williams
Wells
Hewitt
Rumor Surrounds Williston Bank Opening
The Herald reports a circulating rumor that the Williams County State Bank of Williston did not open yesterday morning. Officials admit no facts are available and it may be a temporary suspension or rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Bank
Williams County State Bank of
Williston
Herald
Froid People Travel to Calgary for Brethren Conference
A. M. Jacobs his wife and family and Dr Gieser of Froid with about 11 companions passed through Wolf Point en route to Calgary Canada for a Church of the Brethren conference. They will be away about three weeks returning via Glacier Park with a full camping outfit traveling the Oldsmobile route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Jacobs
Dr. Gieser
Froid
Wolf Point
Calgary
Canada
Church of the Bretheren
Glacier Park
Smith Sentenced for Volstad Violation in Great Falls
C L Smith of this city received 100 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs for three counts of violating the Volstad act in a Wolf Point case. Judge George Bourquin cited old age of the case but condemned the lax jury action that led to a hung verdict before a second trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Smith
George Bourquin
Great Falls
Smith
John L. Slattery
H. N. Marron
J. B. Randall
Alphena Oldrock
Minnie Headdress
Kirch
B. J. Cody
W. J. Kearney
Chas. L. Smith
Volstad
William Sibbitts
Wolf Point
Bourquin
Sibbitts
U.S. Marshall
Federal Court
Charles L. Smith
City warns speeding drivers to curb habits in Wolf Point
Chief Ed Nichol and Assistant Chief Jim Yandell urge drivers to avoid speeding and watch for fines. City limits set at ten mph, with eight mph state limit. many cars lack 1928 license tags. Several arrests last week for careless driving and unsafe parking as officials pledge tougher enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Nichol
Jim Yandell
Wolf Point
Nichol
Herald
Roosevelt Highway work in Montana to cost near 150000
A. L. Jordan of Columbia Faile secretary for Montana for the Roosevelt Highway association visited Wolf Point. He said almost a million dollars in federal funds would be spent in Montana this year on the Roosevelt highway with projects from Libby to Rexford and through Roosevelt pass. Contracts for graveling near Brockton and Nashua to Frazer are pending with costs around 150000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Jordan
Columbia Faile
Prccatary
Montana
Roosevelt Highway Association
Essex
Glacier National Park
Brockton
Nashua
Frazer
Hill and Toole
Jordan
Gushaug Arrested on Bootlegging Charge
A. K. Gushaug was arrested late Thursday evening on a bootlegging charge. A five gallon jug of booze was found in his gallery. Sheriff John Anderson and deputies Council and Blackmon conducted the raid and lodged him in the county jail. A second suspected location was investigated but yielded no arrest due to insufficient evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pres
A. K. Gushaug
John Anderson
Anderson
Council
Blackmon
Jenus
Lutheran Y. P. Society Picnic Set for Sunday
The Young People's Society of the Lutheran church will hold its annual picnic next Sunday afternoon June 17 at Little Wolf creek seven miles north of town near the sheep camp. Attendees meet at the church after services. transportation is available. Bring lunch. coffee provided. Games and speeches in the afternoon. All invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People's Society of the
Lutheran Church
Little Wolf Creek
Wolf Point City Council Minutes June 11 1923
Wolf PointMont June 11 1923 council minutes note acting mayor Ferguson presiding roll call Aldermen Johnson Chapman Applegren and Rogers present Absent Mayor Moore Champlin Clerk Williams Attny Schoening Mrs Olive Rogers asks lights be kept on all night Major Kitch investigates Indian cemetery dump site signs and possible fence to mark dumping grounds Aldermen Chapman Rogers tasked to study dumping ground needs Oath of office for John Halleperen read and approved Bills audited and warrants issued to Farmers Lumber Co W H Lewis Pittsburgh Meter Co Security State Bank W I Burnison Listerud Power Co and Farmers Lumber Co with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Mont
City of
Ferguson
Johnson
Chapman
Applegren
Rogers
Schoening
Williams
Moore
Champlin
John H. Al!peleren
Alderman Chapman
Alderman Johnson
Farmers Lhr Co
W. H. Lewis
Pitteburg Meter Co
Security State Bank
W. I. Burnison
Listerud Power Co
Lampe Farmers Lbhr Co
Noted Stars In Cast Of Great Production
Wallace Reid Bebe Daniels and Julia Faye lead the cast of William de Mille's Nice People at the Liberty theatre next Thursday Friday. Conrad Nagel is a veteran of de Mille dramas. The screenplay by Clara Beranger adapts Rachel Carothers stage work. Thrilling situations promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatol
Wallace Reid
Bebe Daniels
Julia Faye
Cecil B. DeMille
William deMille
Paramount
Liberty Theatre
William de Mille
Conrad Nagel
Vida Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration in Town
Vida residents prepare a large Fourth of July program with an opening address at ten o’clock, races, a tug of war Sand Creek versus Nickwall, Vida versus Hamblin in a ball game, bucking and steer riding, a fireworks display, and a dance by the Vida Syncapators. Rest rooms with cots will aid women and children, Vida hall has been expanded to host 1000 shelter capacity in a storm, and Dempsey Gibbons fight results will be aired by radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vida
Wolf Point
Sand Creek
Nickwall
Hamblin
Vida Syncapators
Vida Hall
Dempsey and Gibbons
Herald
Stampede posters promise Wolf Point event a record crowd
The Wolf Point Stampede is expected to draw a larger crowd than ever with extensive advertising. Riders Floyd Konkright and wife plan to attend from Miles City, and Mrs Konkright won first in ladies relay at Miles City and Forsyth last year. Chris Sorenson and W B York are broadcasting posters from Malta to Circle for a 450 mile sweep to promote the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Montana
O. C. Johnson
Floyd ‘Konkright
Miles City
Jon
Fairview
Circle
Walters Drug Store Sold to Medicine Lake Man
N. P. Walters sold his Wolf Point drug store to Victor Merrill of Medicine Lake and plans a three week wrap up before traveling with Mrs. Walters to Great Falls Helena and the coast states to search for a new location and take a vacation. Merrill will take possession tomorrow and the store may operate under a new name. the Wal ters will be missed in local business and social life. The Wolf Point Stampede is noted for July 12 1814 in the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P. Walters
Victor Merrill
Medicine Lake
Walters
Wolf Point
Merrill
Busiess
Herald
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Bankers Success
Todd
Henry
Chouinard
Fellows
Connie
Aaton
King—Nuff
Lefty
Bhrap Jacobi
I Shamley
Busby
If Eaton
Rf King
Gushaug
Lutheran Y. P. Society
Ride ’Em Sioux
Stampede
Walters Drug Store
Lake Man
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