Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-11-22

nome III GIedl fdllSS dlber dllenu-
ing to business matters in Plenty
wood.
Bill Ator, Harold Munson and Jim
O'Toole returned Thursday from Chi
cago where they disposed of some
stock.
Leo Young, grain buyer from Ray
mond, purchased a new Ford coupe
from the Kienast Motor Co. of Plen-
tywood this week.
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Rev. w. P. O'Rourke, Ray Lang,
Frank Murray and Francis McNulty
notored to Wolf Point Wednesday to
attend the installation of officers of
the Knights of Columbus.
The Lutheran Choir met at the j.
A. Johnson home Thursday evening
where they had their rehearsal. At
ter the practice hour, Mrs. Johnson
served a delightful luncheon.
Mr.. Peterson arrived from Opheim
to join his brothers on a hunting ex-
petition. They were quite successful
in bagging a good number of north
ern ducks.
Mrs. Geo. Wheeler and daughter
Halle accompanied by Florence Nell
son and Mrs. Ohio McCabe of Froid
made an auto trip to Williston last
| Saturday, returning the same day.
Arnold Fellon, printers devil of
the Daniels County Leader, is taking
a weeks vacation from his duties.
While in Plentywood he was a caller
| at the Herald office.
Simple arithmetic; Wet feet-doc-
tor bills. Protect your children's feet
against snow and slush with Goodrich
Zippers. For grownups too.John-
sons Store.
Mrs. Jos. Dofin accompanied Mrs.
| r. K. Gustafson to her home in Plen-
| tywood Wednesday. After a short
| visit Mrs. Dolin returned to her home
in Medicine Lake.
The Congregational choir met at
| the Martin Nelson home Thursday
evening for practice. After the re-
| hearsal, Mrs. Nelson served a deli
| cious lunch to the members.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Duffy arrived
Friday from Fargo, N. D. They ex-
pect to manage the Montana Inn dur
ing the absence of Mrs. Ida Ander-
son, who is leaving for California to
| spend the winter months.
Mrs. Meta Robinson and sister
Mildred Hanisch of Flaxville spent
the week end at the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hanisch.
Mrs. Robinson teaches a school near
Flaxville.
There is one gift that carries the
warmth of friendship as no other
can-the gift that no amount of mon
ey a duplicate-your photograph.
Make an appointment today.-Luehr
Studio. 12-2tc
Miss Maggie Richardson of Ante
lope was in Plentywood on a shopping
trip Wednesday. We understand
Miss Richardson is planning to leave
for California in about two weeks to
spend the winter.
Mrs. Jos. Dolin of Medicine Lake
gave a lovely dinner at her home
Tuesday evening in honor of Grand
ma Courtney of Antelope. Mrs. R.
e. Gustafson of Plentywood was also
a guest.
A. A. Hannah and Ralph Hoel of
Wolf Point and Great Falls, respec-
lively, made business trips to Plenty
wood and surrounding towns this
week. Both are connected with the
Monarch Lumber company yards of
this territory.
A special appointed committee con-
sisting of Mesdames Geo. Wheeler,
F. G. Fshbeck, Geo. Bolster, Leland
Kitaenberg, w. Johnson and Miss
Lucinda Hall, served supper to a
large number at the Congregational
church.
Thursday Anton Nelson and Fred
Ibsen left for Soap Lake, Wash,
where they will seek relief from
rheumatism. A. w. March left for
that place a week ago, where he will
also take treatments at this fam
Gus resort.