Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-09-19

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Lake to spend the afternoon will
friends.
f. and Marius Paulson, big grain
farmers south of FlaNille, stoppet
mere going and returning from {
hunting trip in the Westby country
Mrs. Peter returned from Great
Falls last week where she had beer
visiting for a week with Miss Olive
Good.
Saturday Mrs. R. f. Lang received
a message from Austin. Mimi, stat
ing that her mother was seriously
i'll. She left the same day although
ihe came from there a week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Vierling moved
this week into the residence owned by
Mrs. Albina Pirket. Mr.. Vierling
is enc one of the statesmen with the
Nienast Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Olson and Oh
son ST.. who is here on a visit from
Minnesota, were here from Willis
ION to spend Sunday at the Storkan
home.
Orvil and Dagney Void, Harry and
George Wagnild drove to kenmare
Saturday and will spend two weeks
in that neighborhood visiting rela-
lives.
Mrs. C. A. Flaten and son Nor
mar are spending a few days with
Fred Ibsen and fmily before NOV
ing to Williston, where Mr.. Flaten
employed.
Miss Sarah Hansen of Flaxville
here to spend the weekend with
friends. From there she went to
Crosby in the interest of the Ingwal-
N Store at Flaxville.
c. G. Christensen, manager of the
Ingwalson store, went to Redstone
Wednesday on a business trip in con-
nection with the Ingwalson store at
that place.
Friday Irwin V. Peterson of Doc
ley. Arthur Grovan Of Homestead,
Peter N. Nelson of Westby, were
among the many business t%ransactors
1t the court house.
Tuesday Mrs. Everett Bumgard-
ner of Diiworth, Mimi, visited with
Mrs. c. w. Peterson. She is an old
chool friend of Mrs. Peterson and
through here on her way home
rom Portland, Ore.
Mrs. Walter Crawford and daugh-
ter, Miss Verna, left for Winnefred,
Montana, where Mr.. Crawford is To-
ated. Verna left Monday for Far
- while Mrs. Crawford will remain
It Winnifred for the winter.
Mrs. Arnold Anderson accompanied
Hiss Sarah Hansen to Crosby last
Monday, where they selected stock
n the drygoods line for the Ingwal-
on stores at Flaxville and Plenty
wood.
Verna Crawford and Vera Collins
eft for Fargo Saturday where they
will take take up nurses training at
st. Johns hospital. The two young
aides were members Of the last year
schoo1 class.
Wednesday, tbs week, Leland Nc
Buford Jelmeland and Marion
Fitzgerald, left for Bozeman to take
up first year work at the university.
All the young men were members of
last years high school graduating
lass.
DR.. G. f. Campbell is building a
.wo room addition to his office quar-
ers. DR.. S, t. Fawcett of Outlook,
las moved to Plentywood and is asso-
lated with DR.. Campbell, and the
wo doctors will have their offices in
he Campbell building.
Word has been received here that
Miss Frances Varney was married
70 George f. Hanson Of Whitehall
first of the week, and will make their
home at Kalispell. Miss Varney will
be remembered as sixth grade teach
in Plentywood last year.
Sheriff Anderson of Roosevelt
county and j. s. Davis were here
from Wolf Point to take in the early
morning shoot on the pening day of
he hunting season. They joined the
Judge S. E. Paul, Ed Koser and
Fred Ibsen party, went north of Dool-
~ and brought their full quota of
ducks.
Mrs. al Hanson and two children
we're here from Crosby to visit her
sister, Mrs. Holposon, for a couple of
days. Mrs. Helgeson, for a couple
of days. Mrs. Hanson played the
piano in the orchestra which furnish
I'd music at the Helgeson fashion show
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Margaret Mackenzie of Co
mertown died Tuesday, Sept. II at
The local hospital. An operation was
deemed necessary but she was unable
70 withstand the shock and died
shortly afterwards. The body was
shipped to the old home at Milnar,
N. D., for interment.
Mrs. Frank Johnson, who has been
kpppiOp hOpca fnr +bo ,2o;dlo,. Co..,