Smiths' brother Ed, and his wife, Hattie, managed the place. It was later purchased by Jim Terry

and was known as the Terry Rooming House, the Terry Hotel, and later the Point Hotel.

An early view of the Stockman's Bar and Attorney Frank Catlin's office

From the left to the right on main street: my Grandfather Hanks' Barber Shop, The Modern Cafe, The

Federated Store (later Bryan's), and Buttrey Foods, the largest grocery store in Wolf Point (around 1954):

The Triangle Service Station and Triangle Cafe in the mid '50s.

A matchbook from the Triangle Cafe and Service Station:

Main Street with the Elks, The Liberty Theatre, Beacon Tire Service and the Frigidaire dealer:

The movie playing at the Liberty Theatre was "The Boy From Oklahoma" starring Will Rogers, which would date this picture to 1954.

The movie also starred Sheb Wooley, Slim Pickens and a "later-to-be" talk show host by the name of Merv Griffin!

The Empire Builder and the Western Star trains stopped in Wolf Point on a daily basis:

A timetable from the Great Northern Railway:

Aboard the trains, you could dine in the dining car, or the "Ranch" car:

Hank's Barber Shop (my grandfather) on Main Street (about 1945). I do not know who the other Barber is, but the customers are Art Toavs and Dutch Schreiber

Hank Arndt, Sr. and Ralph Eggerbrecht

Hank and George Jensen:

The Wolf Point Elks Club:

A recent photo of KVCK Radio:

The Roosevelt County Courthouse in the '50s

Remember Rothe's Dairy? Doreen Rothe now lives in Sun City, Arizona

A recent photo of Fort Peck Community College's Wolf Point Campus:

A recent photo of Bryan's:

The Equity Co-Op Elevator

These next two photos were taken about 1941: The business in the middle could be what later was the Stockmans Bar and to the right of it could have been Frank Catlin's office, but I'm not sure.  I believe the photos are of offices you'd see as you are going south towards main street just leaving the underpass.  Any ideas?

A map from Frontier Airlines at the Wolf Point airport - and their route in 1961

Another route map for Frontier Airlines in about the same era:

The Western National Bank in the late '60s

Another View of the Western National Bank:

Remember "Counter Checks"? Every business had them in the area:

An advertising level from Ibsen Implement

Howard Wood invented the Woods' Powr Grip in Wolf Point: