Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-08-23
TUES WEDNESDAY, AUG. 1929:
A Universal Special
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We invite you to view the new
things for fal.-Johnson's Store. adv
Tom Ray of Great Falls transacted
business in the city this week.
Miss Frances Gormley of Medicine
Lake visited friends in Plentywood
Thursday.
Cora Risa visited her relatives at
500, Montana, last Sunday.
ROOM FOR RENT-Across hall from
F. d. Morck office.-Inquire F. d.
Morck Agency. 4S-2tc.
Mrs. Bill Gottlieb is visiting this
week at the home of her brother.
Walter Domonosky at Dooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stewart left by
car for Great Falls for a short visit
with friends.
Mrs. Joe Redmond and her little
baby daughter were released from
the hospital Wednesday of this week.
Buy and save during our clear
ance sale of mems hats, caps, shirts,
leather vests, shoes, etc.-Johnson's
Store. adv.
Mabel Meek received medical at
tention at the Memorial hospital
this week.
Mrs. Oscar Collins returned Tues
day evening from Billings, where
she was sent as a delegate to the
Eastern Star convention.
LeRue Thomas of Havre accompan-
ed c.. f. Hoist to Plentywood where
hey spent the week end visiting the
latter's home.
Mrs. E. B. Shipman of Mcintyre.
Iowa, was operated on for append
tits Tuesday evening at the local
hospital.
Now open: Community Tonsil and
| Adenoid Clinic, DR.. Steele, Special
ist. Eyes examined, glasses fitted.
The Misses Adelaide, Estelle and
Phyllis Johnson of Scobey visited at
the home of their uncle, Martin Mel
son, last Thursday.
Mrs. Nora Spooner, who has beer
visiting her sister, Mrs. Hugh Jones,
south Of Plentywood, left last week
for her home in Minnesota.
Miss Clarabell Malcolm and the
Messrs. Floyd and William Willard
| were Sunday guests at the c. Z.
Hendricks home south of Plentywood.
Mrs. Chas. Huebner and daughter
Marguerite returned the latter part
IF the week from Beach,, N. D.,
vhere they have been visiting friends
and relatives.
The public will be pleased to hear
hat Mrs. Marion Mitchell is back
1t the Venus Beauty Parlor. Her
patrons will again be able to get the
marcels that last.
The dance given at the Farmer
Labor Temple last Saturday night
was we'll attended and all present
enjoyed the music which was furnish
ed by boys from the University of
Utah.
Julian Wick of Wild Rose, N. d.,
has been hired to assist permanently
At the Ingwalson company store in
this city. Mr.. Wick was at his new
duties on Tuesday of this week.
Lenora Larsen of Outlook was a
Plentywood shopper Wednesday. We
are informed that Miss Larsen is to
be a member of the Whitehall teach
ing faculty the coming year.
Mrs. l.. f. Helm entertained a
aumber of ladies at her home Tues
Jay evening" IoiipiiiiCitlHS hIS. Lt.
Peterson, who is here visiting F. w.
Crave, her brother The evening was
spent at cards, after which the host
ass served one of her usual appetite
ing luncheons.
Ed. Mesheski and Phil Kohl, who
have been visiting at the j. A.
Johnson home for the past month
left this morning for Grand Forks,
N. d., where they will visit the for
mer's relatives.
0. S. Meyers and wife from East
Troy, Wis, visited at the Martin
Nelson and E. G. Bernau families
asst week. Mrs. Meyers is a sister
If Mrs. Martin Nelson and f. G..
Bernau.
j. G. Verling arrived Monday
rom Shakopee, Mimi, to join his
family, who are visiting at the VIM.
SINNERS home. The Verlings expect
70 remain about two weeks, after
which they will leave for their home.