School is Out Vacation s Here and Commencement Events
The past week featured year end exercises and celebrations at the high school with Senior Class Day ceremonies, processions, class history and poems, and the presentation of the key of knowledge. Weekend social events, picnics, a baccalaureate sermon, and the upcoming commencement for the class of 1922 were noted with praise for the students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Carpenter
John Foster
Marian Walter
Olea McQuigg
Flora Walter
Elsie Loeppky
John Yoster
Elizabeth Brown
Hazel Carpenter
Katherine McAleer
R. J. Moore
F. H. Livingston
R. H. Allen
Picture and Dance Piety Hill June 3
A community event at the Piety Hill schoolhouse Saturday evening June 3 features several reels of moving pictures free to all and a big dance. Local organizers invite everyone and ask ladies to bring sandwiches and cake for the gathering.
Special School Levy Carries in District 45
At Wednesday’s election residents voted to authorize a ten mill special levy for school purposes in district 45, despite opposition. Wolf Point schools displayed strong year end exercises, and with strict economy the schools can be maintained at their current standard next year, a cause for congratulation to patrons and property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
Farmers All Smile Conditions Excel
Montana crop and livestock conditions improved as rain aided growth. Seeding nears completion with corn and potatoes going in. statewide livestock prospects are good, and local counties report strong wheat, corn, and potato acreages and growing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCone County
State Department of Agriculture
Montana
Richland
Dawson
Roosevelt
Group Four Bankers Convene In Wolf Point Montana
The Group Four Montana Bankers Association plans a June 6 meeting in Wolf Point with about 75 bankers and business men from the northeast. Sessions will be in the Palm Room of the Sherman. a banquet will follow in the Sherman dining room. C E Hoppin of Glasgow is secretary and named J B Switzer F E Rathert and R J Moore as the local arrangements committee. Complete program for the day has not yet been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers
Montana Bankers’ Association
Wolf Point
Sherman
C. E. Hoppin
Glasgow
J. B. Switzer
F. E. Rathert
R. J. Moore
Memorial Day Exercises Program at Liberty Theatre
Memorial Day program on May 30 at Liberty Theatre begins 10:30 A M with invocation solo selected memorial address America and benediction. Liberty Orchestra conducts Rev S Melvor Mrs George H Flint Rev A O Johnson lead community singing ex service and veterans and school children invited to attend the exercises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareb
America
Liberty Orchestra
S. Melvor
George H. Flint
A. O. Johnson
Aee
Big Saturday and Monday Sales in City Stores
Two major merchandise sales begin Saturday and Monday. Cash Grocery and Bakery and Fad Clothing Store advertise store-wide reductions with May 27 to June 3 selling period. Fad brings frequent bargains while Neat & Kap run a Clean Sweep Sale starting Monday May 29 to clear dry goods and furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Grocery
Carlsrud
Minneapolis
O. C
A. M. Johnson
Neat & Kap's
Careful Crossing Campaign by Great Northern Lines
Chief Clerk M C Wood announces the Great Northern promotion from June 1 to September 30 to reduce grade crossing dangers. Trainmen and the public will be urged to exercise utmost caution, with posters and literature distributed along all lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Wood
Great Northern Division
County Agent and Vets Start Tuberculosis Testing
Dan Noble, Roosevelt county agent, met with Dr Richardson of Malta and Dr Little from Miles City along with Dr Osborn of Bozeman to conduct tuberculosis tests on cattle and inspect dairy sanitation in Roosevelt county. Dr Richardson will stay about a week and respond to cow owners. testing is mandated for all cows used for milk. The service is free and available to milk producers on both river sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Noble
Richardson
Malta
Little
Miles City
Osborn
Bozeman
Roosevelt County
Noble
Dr. Little
Dr. Osborn
Here
Sherman Hotel
Fine New Fixtures for Valley Market Improvement
W L Young plans major changes in the Valley Market sales room. Shelving will rise and a Huffman fixture will occupy the west side. It refrigerates and displays fruits and vegetables, holds bulk groceries in bins, and frees space by removing a counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Young
Huffman
Methodist Women Hold Farewell Party In Wolf Point
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a farewell gathering at Mrs. R. B. Conrad’s home on Thursday evening May 18. Honorees Mrs. E. A. Bachman and Mrs. Clyde Patten are leaving Wolf Point for St. Paul and the coast respectively. The event featured visiting, games, and a luncheon, with both honorees receiving silver wares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoreday
The
Methodist Church
R. B. Conrad
Wolf Point
E. A. Bachman
St. Paul
Clyde Patten
First Game Turns Loose the Thrills
The Legion Wolves and Poplar opened the baseball season at West Side Park in an 11 inning thriller. Buzby and Tripp led Wolf Point with four and three hits respectively, delivering the tying and winning runs. Williams and Marley worked the mound as Poplar and Wolf Point combined for 13 and 8 hits in a tight early season clash. McPherson umpired the tough solo assignment as Glasgow looms next Sunday for a fast test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion-Wolves
Westside Park
Poplar Boys
Williams
Funk
Marley
Danielson
Wolves
Buzbey
Tripp
Jetty Williama
Poplar
Wolf Point
McPherson
Rae
Jacobi
Glasgow
Postoffice Extends Hours to Ten PM Open Front Door
J B Randall acting postmaster says the post office front door will stay open until ten o clock p m every day. Mail on train No 8 will be distributed promptly when received and box holders may pick up mail the same evening. Windows will remain closed. The change suits business and traveling men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Randall
Miss Alice Andresen Dies Near City At 21
Miss Alice Andresen sister of Barte W Andresen a farmer died May 20 at her brother's home 12 miles northeast of the city at age 21. She had TB and had come to stay with her brother in hopes of improvement. The body was taken to Orland on the 22nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Andresen
Barte
W. Andresen
Miss Andresen
Orland
Mass Meeting Opens Campaign with 12 Member Committee
About 200 attending at Glacier Hall heard R J Moore elected permanent chairman and A M Wigtil named secretary. A preliminary 12 member committee was chosen by ballot with tellers W E Rae and A M Foor. Dr J C DeWane H B Nason H A Schoening F B Rathert A W Huxsel J B Switzer W L Young John Listerud Rev S Melvor Bert J Lynn R J Moore and J F Cook listed. The meeting adjourned after final remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Hall
R. J. Moore
Commercial Club
A. M. Wigtis
H. A. Schoening
W. E. Rae
A. M. Foor
Wigtil
J. C. DeWane
H. B. Nason
F. BR. Rathert
A. W. Huxsel
J. B. Switzer
W. L. Young
John Listerud
Rev. S. Melvor
Bert J. Lynn
J. F. Cook
Bite of Life Heads List of Studio Stars at Liberty
An exceptional cast led by Wesley Barry Lon Chaney Noah Berry John Bowers Harriet Hammond Teddy Sampson and Anna May Wong appears in Marshall Neilan's Bite of Life at the Liberty theatre for two days starting Thursday with further stars from New York's stage and screen world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Neilan
Liberty Theatre
Wesley Barry
Lon Chaney
Noah Berry
John Bowers
Harriet Hammond
Teddy Sampson
Anna May Wong
New York
Fred Burton
Rockcliffe Fellows
James Bradbury, Jr
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Misses Montgomery
Montgomery
G. N. Institutes
C. C. C. Campaign
T.B
Poplar Shamley
Bain
Champlin
Geisler
Ef Jacobi
P Lenz
Rf Anderson
Rf Busby
Tinker
P Lenx
Rf Williams
P Culbertson
Wachman
Delger
C Robins
W.P
WUC Meilan
L Stories
Loa Chaney
California
Neilan
East
West
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