Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-06-27

d. |. Ryan and children, Loretta,
James and Freddie anne Saturday
evening from kenmare for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ziebarth and
daughter Lorraine motored to Glendlve
Sunday where they visited Attorney
and Mrs. +. w. Popham. Mr.. Popham
is a brother of Mrs. Ziebarth.
Bob Zeidler left last Friday for
Duluth where he expects to meet his
brother Gibson and Miss Gertrude
Johnson who will accompany him to
Plentywood. They will return in a
new Chrysler coupe.
Mrs. Grace Garner Anderson ar
rived Monday from Detroit for q
visit with her sister. Mrs. Joe McGo-
wan at Raymond. Mrs. Anderson is
a former resident of Plentywood anu
is visiting here with her many friends
Mrs. Marion Mitchell arrived Mon
day by car from Belgrade. Mont, To
visit friends in Plentywood and rela-
tives in Outlook. While in Plenty
wood she is a house guest at the l..
J. Moe home.
Mrs. Paseu PopeScu and son Gene
Robert are home after an extended
visit with friends at Columbus. Pas
Gu motored to Columbus Sunday and
he family returned to Plentywood OH
The same day.
Mrs. John X. Standish and child
rem and Miss Ruth Collins of Astoria
and Portland, Ore. respectively, ar
rived on the Wednesday afternoon
train. called here by the sudden
death of their sister Nettie.
Elinor Stambaugh returned Satur-
day from Billings, where she attend
ed the Normal the past year. Elinor
contemplates on spending her sum
mer vacation with her parents and
returning to Billings in the fall.
Katherine Marion enjoyed a visit
one day this week from two sisters
from st. Paul. MINI. They came OIL
Monday by way of Williston where
Nancy Marion met them, and re
turned to st. Paul on Tuesday after
Don
Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel States and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Daily of Redstone
were visitors in our city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer. Truax Of Vel
va. n. D. were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mrs. Truax's sister, Mrs. l..
f. Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Marianne
and sons, Kenneth (Cement) AMI
Gordon, were city visitors a short
time Tuesday. They were on their
way to their home at Scobey aftec
a several weeks visit with relatives
in Minnesota cities.
Mrs. George Wheeler and daughter
Halle and Mr.. Richard Hayden drove
to Williston Sunay where they me-
Miss Frances Wheeler who returned
that day from Minneapolis. Mis-
Wheeler has been a student at Nc
Phail's School of Music the past
year.
Margaret McNulty arrived Sunday
evening from Minneapolis to spenl
a vacation Of several weeks at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. f. McNulty. She was met at Will
iston that day by Mr.. and Mrs. C. f.
McNulty and Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
McNulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton HOLMAN. ac-
companied by Mrs. Munk and John
HOLMAN returned Wednesday from
Perham, MINI, where they visited
itioIiNCo tit DdSJ WV WCthS. lIiCN
made the trip by car and report good
roads both ways and a fine visit in
their native state.
F. A. Givan of the Agricultural
Economics Department of the Mon
tana State College was in the county
taking a farm record survey of about
fifty farms. He was getting inform
alton for a Bulletin publication
which will be issued by the State Col
lege OIL type farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Stewart, Mrs.
Timbrel, Shirley and Fuller Backer
and Mrs. Dora M. Robb and children
left this morning, Thursday, by car
for Billings and B%roadview. Mrs.
Robb and children will visit acquaint-
ances at Broadview while the others
spend about a week with friends in
Billings.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. R. Kienast, and
Mrs. N Rp1,far md Jo,phtar