Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-03-14
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attending to business matters.
Miss Fac Wickwire q Scobey was
y |Plentvvood visitor Wednesday.
DR.. Budd and Wife of Ambrose
were p~lentywood visitors Thursday.
S. c. Faaborg Of Medicine Lake
transacted business in the city Thurs
day.
Henry Hill of Raymond was a
~Plentywood business caller Wednes-
day.
Hazel MacMoran was a guest at
the Louis Moe home Thursday after
school.
Mrs. II. +. Brobst Of Medicine
Lake visited friends in Plcntywood
Tuesday.
Frank French Of Medicine Lake is
n business caller in Plentywood
this week.
Mabel Olson is assisting the Elgin
force this week, beginning work on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John \. Nelson Of
Outlook were shoppers in the city
Tuesday.
Thomas +. Clifford, attorney at
Scobcy, was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
John Neil from north Of Plenty
wood was a caller at the local stores
Wednesday.
Ed Powers of Medicine Lake was
a business caller in P%lentywood
Thursday.
D. +. Mehairy and son Alfred Of
Outlook were Tuesday shoppers in
P.ntywood.
Ed ~Iverson was in the county seat
this week attending the commission
ers' meeting.
Oscar Wagnild of Outlook was in
%Plentywood Wednesday on a shop
ping mission.
Marie G. Platz and sister of Glen
dive were business solicitors in the
city this week.
Peter Marion is reported getting
along fine after being confined at
home with throat trouble.
Mrs. VIM. Hancock Of Medicine
Lake was in Plentywood to have
some dental work performed.
Jew" Becker Of Medicine Lake is
in Plentywood this week visiting
with his children and relatives.
Judd Watkins and daughter Gwen
dolyn of Redstone were seen in the
county seat last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. O. T. Benson, son and daugh-
ter Herbert and Betty Of Outlook,
were P%lentywood shoppers Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness and
children were here from the Wanso
territory to attend to trading mat
tiers.
G. f. Folkaeson Of Medicine Lake
was called Wednesdar to assist Mar
tin Nelson with the funeral Of DR..
II. ]. Robb.
Mrs. Frank Smith returned Fri
day of last week from Duluth where
she has been visiting the greater part
CT the winter.
Mrs. Rube Gustafson and daughter
Patricia Ann arrived Thursday from
Bainville to spend a day at the X. F..
Gustafson home.
Joe Koskey Of Outlook was in Plen-
tywood to attend the meeting of the
Knights Of Columbus which was held
Tuesday evening.
Dola Nash Of Redstone left We'd
nesday for Alamo, N. Oak, where
she will visit her sister, Mrs. X. l..
Hoyt until spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Einar Frederickson
Of Outlook are spending this week at
the Robb home. Mrs. Frederickson
is a sister Of Mrs. Robb.
Victor Anker our new county COM
missioner, Of Outlook, has been in
the county seat a few days this week
attending to business affairs.
Vernon Michaels of Medicine Lake
was a business visitor in P~lentywood
last Saturday and incidentally, a
caller at the Herald office.
Mrs. Aage Jensen and son Villads
Of Scobey, arrived here last Friday
to visit the Fred Ibsen family. Mrs.
Jensen is a niece of Mrs. Ibsen.
j. c. Wigmore stopped in Plenty
wood Tuesday for a short visit with
his daughter, Mrs. Ed Koser. Mr.
Wigmore was on his way to Scobey
A marriage license was issued or
March Sth to Walter Lee and Vera
Griffin both Of Daleview. They were
married the same day by Judge S. f
Paul.
Mrs. Joe Dolin Of Medicine Lake
is visiting at the K. f. Gustafsor
home a few days this week. We art
glad to see her so well improved
from her recent operation.
Ed Shackle surprised his many ole
time friends with a visit Thursday
He was on his way to Medford, Ore.
after an extended visit with Mime
sofa relatives and friends.