Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-22
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The past week Dick Peterson
sent at the R., G. Tyler home nea
Homestead.
Master Wallace Kienast is spend
ing the week with Dick Hass family
northeast of Outlook.
Sunday the Antonson's were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Nelson near Antelope.
Mrs. Irwin Nelson and daughter
PATSY, Of MisSoula. are here visiting
Mrs. c. r. kienast, a sister Of Mrs
Nelson.
Mrs. A. G. LELAND and Mrs. N.
]. Nelson of Outlook were in Plenty
wood Friday on a shopping and visit
ing trip.
Dir. and Mrs. W. D. Roy left by
a Tuesday morning for Chicago
and several eastern coast cities on a
vacation trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Goodman are
back from a short business trip to
Velva in interest of the sheep ranch.
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Barbara Iceland, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Art G.. LELAND of Outlook
spent the week here visiting at the
NJ. S. and C. S. Nelson homes.
Supt. W. F.. Stegner and bride ar
rived this week and have gone to
house keeping in the S. Z. Paul
bungalow on Jackson Street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Brooks and
family are back from Opheim where
they visited Marvin and Leen Peter
son, brothers of Mrs. Brooks.
Miss Elenore Palubecki and Mrs.
Marion Hunter returned to Malta
Wednesday. They were here to at
tend the Paulbecki-Cady wedding.
Mrs. C. Stapleton, Mrs. w. Tutty,
and Mrs. Nellie Deck and daughter
Christina, proprietors of Decks res
tanrant of Outlook, were shopping in
our city on Friday.
Mrs. George Koenig was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dolin at Williston
for a few days, returning home Sat
urday. While there she took in the
Ringing Brothers Circus.
Mrs. C. r. Kienast, Mrs. F. j..
Winkler. Mrs. Irwin Nelson and
daughter Patsy went to Regina
Thursday morning for a few days
visit in that city.
Miss Lucille kitterman returned to
Williston on Wednesday to resume
her nurses training at the hospital.
Miss Lucille was here to spend her
two weeks vacation with her folks.
Mrs. Lena Ford of Chicago, who
has been looking after her business
affairs here, left the last of the
week for Great Falls to visit her
son Clarence and family before leav-
ing for home.
Harold Donaldson is the new clerk
at the local post office taking the
place of Mrs. Lydia Hoist, who re-
signed and moved to Havre, where
Mr.. Hoist has a position in the Great
Northern depot.
Frank Johnson resigned his posi-
ton at the Zeidler Hardware where
he has been employed since last fall.
He returned to his hoome at Rock
we'll, Iowa, and Mrs. johnson will also
leave in a few weeks.
Elmer Gooder and family returned
the last Of the week from Usage,
Iowa. They had been away for a
month. Mr.. Gooder was called home
on account his fathers sudden death
which was the result of an accident.
The Misses Katherine and Nancy
Marion left last Saturday for Great
Falls to visit their father, Peter
Marion, who is sick in the Great
Falls hospital. They will also visit
in Helena and Missoula before they
return.
County Agent Ferguson and bride
returned Wednesday from their hon
eymoon trip to East Grand Forks,
Mimi, where they visited Mr.. Fergu-
sons folks. The newlyweds have
gone to housekeeping in the Jack
Becker residence south of the rail-
road tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carston Ekman ar
rived in Plentywood last of the
week. They were met by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Rooster, parents Of Mrs.
Eckman. After a short visit at the
M. S. Nelson home they accompanied
the Hooters home to Outlook where
they will make an extended visit.