Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-05

the Welliver country We're flehty'
wood shoppers Friday.
Miss Louise Knight of Redstone is
visiting friends in Plentywood a few
days this week.
Olaf Nordby, hardware man OF
Raymond, attended to business mat
tiers in the city last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beryl Pierce. Miss
Helga Hendrickson and Mr.. Harold
Hanisch spent the Fourth in Scobey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Michaels and
daughter. Miss Leah Of Medicine
Lake. were in this city Sunday to
take in the doings.
Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Gustafson and
daughter Of Bainyille visited at the
r. Z. Gustafson home Thursday of
last week.
Nurse Beatrice Waite of the Sheri-
dan Memorial Hospital left Friday
for a months vacation with her par
ents in Weyborn, Sask.
Mrs. S. E. Paul is reported getting
along fine after an attack of append
icitis. So far an operation has not
been deemed necessary.
Harry f.. Polk, publisher of the
P%lentywood Herald, was down from
Williston several days this week to
attend to business matters.
The Joe Becker and Jacob Schik-
urski families Of the Raymond-Out-
look country We're shopping at the
local stores Saturday.
Clara Onstead accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Christianson to their
ranch near Westby, where she in
tends to visit for about a month.
Attorney l.. J. Onstad and son
Chester Onstad returned Thursday
evening from Broadies. Montana
where they have been attending to
business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. S. Nelson and
children returned Tuesday evening
from a months trip to Eugene and
Seattle. They visited at Yellowstone
Park on their return trip.
A public dinner will be given by
the Lutheran Ladies Aid in the
church parlors July II. election day.
Prices so and Is cents. Everyone
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ziebarth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ziebarth re.
turned Saturday from Glasgow where
they visited several days with the
Birch family.
Mrs. Vincent Cybulski left Satur-
day for her old home at Perham,
Mimi. where she expects to spend a
couple of weeks visiting relatives
and old time acquaintance.
David McInnes Of Redstone was
brought in to the hospital Tuesday to
receive medical aid. Mr.. McInnes
was run over by a car and as a re-
suit is suffering from minor injuries.
Miss Ruth Jackson, accompanied
by her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Nordby and brother left Thursday for
Culbertson, from where she boarded
the train for Los Angeles. California.
Miss Jackson Will continue her work
in musical comedy shows.
Messrs Hank Krebsbach, Frank
Smith. A. G. Amundsen, Jake Dwyer
and c. E. Garen are leaving Monday
for a two weeks fishing trip in
Glacier National park. DR.. Gustaf-
son, who left u few days before will
meet them in Great Falls and go or
to the Park with them.
Miss Katheryn Hovdey was hostess
to a six thirty dinner at the John
son home last Friday evening, com
plimenting Miss Margaret McNulty
Other invited guests were: Mrs. G. f
McNulty, Miss Catherine McNulty
and the Misses Cora Frisvold ant
Wyona Wankel.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Nelson ant
children of Great Falls have been II
Plentywood several days calling oil
old time friends: Their trip to Plen
tywood marked the close of a very in
teresting vacation which was spen
in the states Of Minnesota, Iowa
North Dakota and Montana. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Nelson left for home in Grea
Falls, Monday. Their daughter is re
naming for a longer period of tim
to visit with her many former schoo
chums.