Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-01-10

den the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Peterson Sunday noon The young
ster weighed Sia pounds, which is
good indication that before long h.
will be able to fight his own battles
Ruby Johnson left Sunday fo'
Mortified, Mimi, to esum her stud
les at the St. Olaf college. She wa.
accompanied to Culbertson by Stan
ley p~alubecki, Lyle Monroe anC
Cora Frisvold.
Two shipments of advance style.
in spring dresses.-ohnsons Store.
Grace Goodman left the latter
part of last week for ~Stevensville
Montana, where she teaches in the
primary grades. Grace spent about
two weeks with her parents during
the Christmas holidays.
Master frankie Fishbeck and lit
tie sister Patty Ann have been con
fined at the +. G.. Fishbeck home
with an attack of the flu this week
At this writing Patty Ann is much
improved but Frankie's condition is
not so good.
Opportunity waits for no one
Look we'll on bargain prices.-Fash-
ion Shop.
PaSco Popesco returned last Satur-
day from Carpio, n. d. He vas ac-
companied by his wife and infant
son. The Popescos have taken up
rooms at the Grand View Hotel and
expect to make their home there
temporarily.
Nh. and Mrs. Harry Johnson of
Modesto, Calf, the arrival
of a son on December 29th. The
newcomer, who weighed all of eight
pounds and twelve ounces, was chris
tened Stacy Lee. This makes three
children for Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson,
two sons and a daughter.
John Walkowki returned Tuesday
from an extended visit to his home
town Of Perham, MINI. There he
visited his parents and other rela-
tives and friends and claims that at
this time Minnesota looks very prom
ising for next year.
A. w. March returned the first of
the week from Hot Springs, S. D.,
where he has been receiving medical
attention at the resort. Mr.. Marcus
| haa1tb ~ much 1nanrnnnd dnrinO
his stay in South Dakota as can be
readily seen from his appearance.
Mrs. March and Mary are still at
that place but are expected to return
soon.
If you have not taken advantage
Of the sale at the Fashion Shop,
now is the time to do SO.
Mrs. Catherine Durfey and son
Jarvis who have been house guests
at the F. G. Fishbeck home during
the holiday season left Saturday for
their home. They will stop at Phoe-
nix, Arizona for a time to take ad-
vantage Of the healthful climate be-
fore going on to their homes at
Hermiston, Oregon and Los Angeles,
California, respectively.
Evangeline Becker returned last
Saturday from Seattle, where she
has been visiting with her mother.
We learn that her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Bourassa are on their way
to California to visit in Los Angeles
and other California cities. Mr..
Bourassa expects 20 make a short
trip Of it then return to Plentywood
but his wife will remain for the re-
mainder of the winter.
Ask your neighbor about the bar
gains at the Fashion Shop. Not left
overs, but strictly up to the minute
styles at bargain proces.-Fashion
Shop.
Word comes from Mrs. L. S. Olsen
at Churchs Ferry, N. D., to which
place she was called about two weeks
ago because Of the serious illness of
her parents, that her father is com
pletely recovered from the flu but
her mother is still confined, although
out of danger. Shortly after Mrs
Olsen's arrival at Churchs Ferry
her son Lincoln was taken sick and
for the past two weeks has been a
patient of the flu. His condition is
still serious though not dangerous.
HELGESONS ENTERTAIN
Mr.. and Mras. f. H. f. Helgesor