Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08

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W.. -. DoOltN VI t'N'Ns
to business matters in Plentywood
Tuesday.
The Misses Christine and Margar-
ct Deck of Outlook were Plenty
wood visitors Monday evening.
Margaret Barner is substituting
for Miss Elizabeth Baker at the
Sheridan County Library during her
absence. Miss Barner commenced
work last Saturday.
VIM. Pierce came Sunday from
western Montana points where he had
been attending to business matters.
His wife and son Beryl motored to
Williston that day where they met
him for the journey home.
DR.. and Mrs. Baker of Glendive
were here Sunday and returned the
same day to their home in company
with their daughter, Miss Elizabeth,
who is librarian in u city. Miss
Baker, at this time is taking her
vacation from her duties and togeth-
er with her parents will visit the
Black Hills, Chicago, ILL.,, and other
eastern cities this summer.
Mary Botten Of Antelope was a
visitor in Plentywood Tuesday. Miss
Botten will be remembered as having
attended the high school here from
which she also graduated. Since that
time she has attended Concordia
College at Moorehead, Mimi, and
last spring was represented in the
graduating class. Her plans for this
fall are not definite she informs us.
Elvira Johnson arrived Sunday
from Cando, N. d., to visit her sis
ter, Miss Amanda who is stenograph-
err at the County Agents office.
Miss Elvira is a teacher by profess
sion.
Mrs. M. l.. Hoff and son Milton
Arlo came Tuesday from Flaxville,
where they had been visiting Mrs
Hoff's people the past few weeks.
While in Plentywood the next few
days, Mrs. Hoff and son will visit at
the Onstad and Undhjem homes af-
ter which they will return to their
home at Oakland, Cal.
Chas. Graf has resumed his posi-
ton at the j. c. Penney Store after
a four weeks vacation spent with
relatives in st. Paul. He returned to
Plentywood Sunday afternoon and
was accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
Mary Graf who will be in Plentywood
indefinitely with her son.
Walter Raess and family returned
last Saturday evening from Canada
where they had been visiting and
sight seeing since Tuesday of last
week. They visited at Augsburg,
Sask., and the rest Of the time, alb
out two days were spent at Regina.
Mrs. Violet Wills, operator of the
Venus Beauty Shop returned to Plen-
tywood Sunday and has resumed her
work. Mrs. Wills spent a two weeks
vacation with relatives and acquaint-
ances in her former home, Minnea-
polls.
Mrs. Carrie M. Onstad of Westby
arrived Friday and is a visitor at the
home Of her son, Att. L.. j. Onstad.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Christensen
of Westby were in the city Monday
evening visiting at the Onstad home
and also took in the Chauauqua pro-
gram in the evening. They were ac-
companied to their farm home by
Lyle Onstad who will spend a part
Of his summer vacation at theil
home.
Herb Metzger of Williston came tc
the city Tuesday evening on business
in connection with the Saveway
Store here in which he has an inter
est.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Lacy and family
Of Karnak, Sask., are visitors this
week at the c. F. McNulty home
south of the city.
Mrs. 3. D. McAloon and Mrs. C
Griffith and daughter and nephew
John Taffe of Minneapolis are visit
ing these two weeks with the C. F
McNultys and Miss Catherine Nc
Nulty. The former is a sister of c
F. McNulty and Miss Catherine.
Oscar Gullickson returned to Plen
tywood Tuesday evening after a tw,
weeks visit with his family at Sea
tile, Wash. Mr.. Gullickson will re
sumo his insurance work in this ter
ritory.
D. c. Knapp and son, Robert 0
Scobey were in town Tuesday and in
ci~dentally drove in the Carnival par
ade.
Clifford Knapp and family passe
through Plentywood Tuesday enrout
to Culbertson from Scobey wher
they visited the formers parents
Mr.. Knapp is principal of the Cul
bertson schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo Borley Q
Medicine Lake were visitors in Pier
tywood Tuesday afternoon.
George SINNERS and Marion Fit7
gerald returned Thursday from a
extended vacation, lasting a month
in the west coast states. The boy
visited relatives in ! Missoula an
friends in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Sunderhau