Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-12-20


NJ. r. Danielson of Medicine Lake
was committed to the hospital Mon
day for treatment of an inflamed eye.
peder Feldt of Westby is receiving
care at the hospital for an infected
hand. He was admitted yesterday.
Harvey Ator was admitted to the
hospital as a surgical patient last
Wednesday.
John H. Davis was in from the
reservation attending to Christmas
shopping Wednesday.
Louis P. Donovan of Shelby was a
Plentywood visitor between trains on
Monday.
W. f. Pierce and Hank Lewerenz
made a business trip to Westby on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Marsh of the
Welliver country were Christmas
shoppers in Plentywood Wednesday.
Hugh Jones of Welliver was seen
shopping in our local stores Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Hass of Outlook
we're in Plentywood Saturday doing
heir Christmas shopping in our
well stocked stores.
Atty. Paul Babcock went to Gull
bertson Saturday to attend to legal
business. He is expected to return
he first of the week.
A. A. Hanna, auditor of the Mon
arch Lumber company, was in town
this week making his annual inven-
tory.
Mrs. Ida Krebsbach left Saturday
for Williston to spend Sunday with
her daughter Gladys who is in train
ing at that place.
Edward H. Dummer and c. w.
Lytten, both of Fargo, were here this
week in the interests of the musk
rat industry in which they and num-
erous people in this vicinity are in
terested.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Iceland and
family brought Mrs. Jennie Davis
from Outlook Saturday. Mrs. Davis
entrained for Scobey in the after
noon to pay a visit at the home OF
her son, Billy Davis.
Baby Richard copeland and Sell
mer copeland Jr. were discharged
from the hospital where they were
flu patients since December 18th.
The boys were taken to their home in
McElroy Wednesday.
DR.. Coral Lecy and sister Orlinda
Lecy came on the Wednesday train
to spend their vacation with parents
in Redstone. Miss Lecy came from
Mortified, Mimi, where she attends
St. Olaf's College. Speed" came
from Havre, where he was a bust
ness visitor.
Mrs. W. D. Dooley and son Brad
ley arrived last week from Fargo to
their home in Dooley. They were
Plentywood visitors and shoppers
Monday and inform us that the Ag-
r~icultural College which Bradley at
tended at Fargo was closed on &C
count of the flu.
The Misses Ruby Johnson and
Clara Onstad arrived Thursday from
Mortified, Mimi, where they have
been attending the St. Olaf college
the past three months. The girls are
here to spend the Christmas vaca-
ton with their parents and expect to
return after the holidays.
Mrs. Peter Marion left Tuesday
on a visit that will extend over two
or three months. Massachusetts anc
not California will be Mrs. Marron's
home this winter. Most of her time
will be spent in Boston, where she
will visit her sons, Walter and Jim
both of whom are employed in that
city.
The Misses Gladys and Dagne Wolc
of Outlook left Wednesday for Min
~neapolis, Mimi, and Eau Claire
Wis, to spend their holiday vacation
with relatives and friends. The
girls are expected to return in time
for Miss Gladys to resume her duties
as teacher near Outlook and Dagnt
to go on with her high school worl
in Plentywood.
Saturday evening Jimmie Dean:
mother, Mrs. Blaine Dean and grand
mother Mrs. E. E. Belanski gave hin
a delightful party in honor of his
seventh birthday anniversary. Deco
rations and favors in were harmomny
with Christmas. A great delight ant
attraction was a lighted Christmas
tree around which the children play
ed many games. At six o'clock a hot
chicken dinner was served to the
twelve guests, who were as follows
Jack Gustafson, Joe Mcintosh, Jacl
Gallagher, Earl and Pearl Monroe
d. Dale Brooks, Doyle Ziebarth, Buc
Ewing, Ronald Lindbergh, James
King and Jimmie Dean.
Last Sunday the Kelly Clan, con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. nhos. Kelly
and the Misses Elizabeth Baker
Ethel Haugen, Hazel Macedonian
Mary Kimball, Linda E. Hall, enjoy
ed a real turkey dinner at the Kelly