Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-06-28

Stanley Arkwright. Deputy Gus
toms Collector and Boarder Patrol
director drove over to Scobey Satur-
day to attend to business matters.
Vincent Cybulski returned Monday
from Spokane. Wash. where he at
tended the Mutual Life Insurance
Convention.
John HOLMAN of the HOLMAN I'm
plement Co.. and Charles Garen made
a trip to Wolf Point the latter part
Of last week. On his return trip Mr..
HOLMAN drove back a new Chandler.
Sylvester A. Redeem who lives
northeast Of town vas a Plentywood
shopper Saturday.
Mrs. w. j. Kelley who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Sachow. for the past two
weeks left for her home at Scobey.
Mrs. L. E. Wells left for her home
at Glasgow after paying a visit to her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sachow.
Mrs. Sachow accompanied her to
Glasgow where she will visit for
some time.
Mrs August Hengerhueffer left
for Aberdeen, S. D.. after spending
a couple weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Morey.
Silk Underwear, Shirts and Ties
for the men and bows at
JOhnsons Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Willard ar
rived here Saturday afternoon from
Timber Lake. S. D., to pay Grand
ma" Willard a two weeks visit.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. d. Lindley, the
Misses Bergettha Bonner and Clara
belle Malcolm left Monday for Bill
ings, where they will attend the Sun
day School Convention.
Lyle Bucklin OF Redstone was seen
on the streets of P~lentywood Monday
afternoon.
John Karr. '25 graduate of the
Plentywood high school. returned
last Saturday from Helena, where he
has been taking up business admin
istration at the Intermountain Col
lege. John expects to spend his vac
alton with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Peterson.
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Frocks in a sunny arrav of c0lOrs
at JOhnsons Store.
Chris Christensen and Miss Kath-
crime Hovdey spent Sunday at the
Carl Hovdey home north Of Raymond.
e. NJ. Krost, State Department
Game Warden, and wife left Thurs
day of last week on a three weeks
vacation. We understand they are to
take a motor trip from the mouth of
the Yellowstone River to Miles City.
The motor boat which Mr.. Krost
built himself, is very Well equipped,
arrangements being made for sleep
ing quarters.
On account Of the Persistent rain,
the Knights Of Columbus dance held
at the Farmer Labor Temple last Fri
day evening was not as Well attended
as was expected. However, those
present, the Plentywooders, and sew
erals carloads from Dooley and West
by reported an especially good time.
The music furnished by the Krazy
Kats orchestra was exceptionally
good.
Miss Catherine McNulty gave an
informal dinner party at her home
Monday evening, complimenting her
neice. Miss Margaret McNulty, who
is here spending her vacation. The
table was set for fourteen guests and
all present reported an enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Ole Void and daughter
Gladys Of Outlook, We're county seal
shoppers Monday. While in the city
Miss Gladys had some dental work
done.
Ben Macarthur OF Medicine Lake,
was brought to the hospital Tuesday,
where he Is receiving medical aid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Clark and
Gus Collins, all Of Chicago, are here
visiting the Oscar and p. L. Collins
families. Mr.. Clark runs the Atlas
Print Works Of Chicago and Mr.. Col
Inns is the Superintendent OF the
MANI Corporation.
Miss Katherine Marion purchased
a new Essex Coupe from the Lang
Motor Sales company last Monday.