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Wolf Point Herald

Location

Wolf Point, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

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Poplar Wins Tournament to Represent Northern District

Poplar edges rivals to secure state bid as Forward Pipkins Pickett s and others key for Poplar with Winn Helmer LeCornu and Mitchell on the roster. Coaches vote for all district stars and the seven top vote getters form the core team plus two subs.

Bozeman Poplar Winn Price Chinook Picketts Ralph Baer Glasgow Young Wolf Point Redfield Mitchell Leonard

Labor Convention Names Candidates For City Offices

A Labor League meeting at the Presbyterian church heard N. C. Arnold and Chas. E. Taylor outline goals to unite farmers and labor for state legislation. Thirty two new members joined at 2.50 each. Endorsements were given for mayor Frank Smith and for alderman from

Presbyterian Church N. C. Arnold Valley County Chas. E. Taylor Producers News Plentywood Labor League Frank Smith Smith’s Transfer

Will Care For Children Left Motherless After Loss

A. D. McNeil returns from Little Fork Minnesota with a six year old boy after his sister Mrs Lee DeLac dies in the influenza era. Seven children left motherless. relatives plan to care for them as Rev. Melvor invites church members to join the Win One Campaign ending at Easter.

A. D. McNeil Little Fork Minn Lee DeLac Melvor

February report from Wolf Point Commercial Club highlights highways

Arlie M. Foor reports enthusiasm over Roosevelt Memorial Highway passing through Wolf Point and plans to extend the M and M trail from Moose Jaw through Circle Miles City Arvada Broadus Cheyenne to Denver. Community fair discussed and six new members listed including A P Tills C H Dunn E W Heathman M W McKenzie H L Woodley Ernest Allen.

Arlie M. Foor Commercial Club Wolf Point United States Moose Jaw Circle Miles City Arvada Broadus Cheyenne Denver Powder River Highway G. L. Koch Glenn Vinson Fred Rathert A. P. Tills C. H. Dunn E. W. Heathman M. W. McKenzie H. L. Woodley Ernest Allen

Arcade Cafe Passes To New Owners

The Arcade Cafe transfers ownership to Frank Yamamoto and associates effective March 1. Yamamoto, an experienced restaurant man, takes over with a pledge to maintain high standards and prioritize service. The business has thrived under previous owners W. L. Young and E. G. Brownlee and is expected to continue prospering.

Arcade W. L. Young E. G. Brownlee Frank Yamamoto Messrs. Young and Brownlee

Salaries Topic Dominates Wolf Point School Visit

Local Board of Education and Superintendent Livingston hosted visiting educators from Harlem Glasgow Malta Mondak Poplar Hinsdale Medicine Lake Culbertson Havre and Bozeman to discuss teacher salaries during the district basketball tournament. Banquets at Sherman Cafe followed Friday and Saturday gatherings with hosts John Cook and wife.

Lot State College Bozeman Malta Havre Glasgow Culbertson Poplar Harlem Wolf Point Chinook Livingston Supt. Livingston Montana Wolf Point Board of Education Sherman Cafe Sherman John F. Cook City Storey H. C. Anderson Williams McDowell Houston Mondak Mitchell May Hinsdale Milbrook Medicine Lake McFarlan This County Thora Sorenson Prin. Lyons Chittick O’gilvie F

Interchurch Movement Conference At Helena Explores Unity

Rev R I Stone reports on a pastors conference in Helena where evangelical churches discussed cooperation across education missions and benevolence. The movement began in 1918 with 135 denominations aiming to unite resources and revive church life through spiritual, stewardship, and life service departments.

R. I. Stone Helena Interchurch Movement Interchurch Works Movement Evangelical Churches of North America Kingdom of Christ Life Service Department

City Council Awards North Side Overhead Lighting Contract

At Monday night’s meeting the council awarded the contract to install an overhead lighting system in the newly formed North Side improvement district. The winning bidder was C. O. Knight.

C. O. Knight

France Honors Americans Who Died At War Memorial Meeting

A large crowd attended a Liberty theatre memorial meeting by the American Legion to honor Americans who died in France for Liberty. Memorials were presented for William Peterson and others, with kin identified as the Peterson brothers and Peter Lien. A bronze tablet for the Maine disaster was also presented to Wolf Point.

Liberty Theatre American Legion France Liberty W. R. Squires Onard Dethman Wm. Peterson Marius Lars Chris Peterson Lien Peter Lien Libby Cole Legion Maine Chaster Wolf Point

Justice Dealt Out to Three Transgressors

John Diehl 34 Jack Kaufman 19 and Lawrence Olson 14 pleaded guilty to defrauding a rooming house owner. Diehl 60 days Kaufman 30 Olson 30. After arrest they moved into deluxe rooms at Hotel de Kel Jogge. Judge Gordon denounced them as husky men with money who cheated a hard-working woman and her helper.

John Diehl Jack Kaufman Lawrence Olson Aed Smith Diehl Kaufman Rand Olson Culbertson Nacey de Kel- Jogge Gordon

Roosevelt Road Boosters Meet for Highway Plans

Arlie M. Foot secretary of the commercial club left for Williston to attend a gathering of commercial club secretaries and representatives from towns along the Great Northern Vines in Montana and North Dakota on the Roosevelt Memorial highway. C. R. Hauke of Chinook and L. E B. Jones of Glasgow attend as association leaders. I. W. Lee of Duluth will speak on Roosevelt highway plans as work to build the road through North Dakota and Montana proceeds after today.

Arlie M. Foot Theeommercial Club Williston Commercial Club Great Northern Montana North Dakota Roosevelt Memorial Highway Northern C. R. Hauke Chinook Northern Montana Development Association L. E B. Jones Glasgow I. W. Lee Duluth Roosevelt Highway

New Klondike Strike Reported Near Scobey North Country

Miss Katherine M Murphy reports a genuine gold strike near Scobey with a significant pay dirt potential. The find, on Emanuel Hefferlin lands, has drawn many staking claims as work remains limited to winter drilling and law compliant access.

Katherine M. Murphy Scobey Miss Murphy P. B. Murphy First National Bank of Hefferlin Seobey Poplar Creek

Liberty theatre Adds Minusa Gold Fibre Screen

Clarence Severson, Liberty theatre manager, installs a Minusa Gold Fibre Screen praised for eliminating eye strain and glare. The high end screen, built to specifications, is aimed at delivering exceptional color and detail, with Severson promising Wolf Point the best in cinema technology.

Clarence Severson Liberty Theatre Severson Wolf Point Clarence

Births Record Lists Newborns to Local Families

Birth announcements show a series of February deliveries: Robert Emmet to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Coffey on February 24, James to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fredrickson on February 24, Duane Harold to Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Stottler on February 24, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. Sakshaug on February 27, a boy to Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnson on February 27, and a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Smith on February 28.

J. H. Coffey Robert Emmet Arthur Fredrickson James H. D.stottler Duane Harold A. Sakshaug A .Johnson Malcolm Smith

New Post Office Plans Spark Bid Requests in Town

Lumber yard managers report local contractors seeking bids on materials for a building claimed to house the post office. No party or department confirmation or specifics are known, according to Postmaster Hanson who says he has no knowledge of federal plans.

Hanson

Bids Sought for Wolf Point Post Office Room

Bids are being called for a room fitted for use as a post office by the post office inspector for the district. Wolf Point may gain a new office this year but no concrete plans exist. Reclassification to second class status hinges on local office changes, with time until June 1 for such adjustments.

Wolf Point

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L. A. Kragrod W. B. Everett Bert Linn M. McCusker Labor Convention Arcade Cafe MCH Herald Force Herald Board of Education Interchurch World Movement Roosevelt Road Boosters N. D New Klondike North Country K. M. Murphy Strike Steader Emanuel Hefferlin Liberty Pictures
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