Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-18
Sunday and Monday. April 81 and %
THE RIVER PIRATE"
Starring VICTOR McLAGLEN
A Fox Special

Fred Dion came up from Glendiv,
Tuesday on a business trip in con
n~ection with the Dion ustrom stor.
in this city.
Miss Cavanaugh of Minot is {
visitor at the Stevens home thi:
week.
Chas. Roderick f Outlook was 8
Monday visitor in Plentywood.
Mrs. Neil Horn and daughter
MaryEtta arrived Monday evening
from Sandy, Ore. for a visit with the
Kavon and Popescu families. They
were met at Culbertson by Mrs. Joe
kavon and Mrs. Pascu Popescu that
evening. Mrs. Horr expects to remain
here until her husband arrives which
will be soon after he completes his
term of school at Sandy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Horn + we'll known in this COM
munty, Mrs. Horn. formerly, Miss
Stella Ryan, being superintendent
at the Memorial Hospital and Mr..
Horr a member of the High School
faculty about two years ago.
Kate Kennedy of Raymond was a
hopper in the city first of the
week.
Frank Winkler arrived from Glen
dive on a business trip in connection
with the Kienast Motor Co. During
his stay here he will visit at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. C. R..
Kienast.
Mrs. j. P. Palubecki and John
Walkowski returned Monday from
Perham. Mimi, where they visited
their sick father who was recently
so unfortunate as to be in a a
accident. Mrs. Palubecki informs US
that her father is slowly recovering
from the injuries which he received
and there are hopes of his regaining
his former good health. He is still
,eceiving medical attention on his
broken leg which at this time seems
to be causing him the most trouble.
Carl Hovdey returned first of the
week from Williston where he has
been a patient at the hospital recei-
wing treatment on his hand. The
blood poisoning which set in caused
Mr.. Hovdey considerable trouble for
several weeks but with the expert
car which he received at the hos
pital. he was able to recuperate.
however slowly. We are glad to see
him with us again and hope that his
hand will cause him no further
trouble.
Mrs. Bob Porter of Raymond was
a shopper here Saturday Of last
week.
Halle Wheeler made motor trips
TO Medicine Lake and Antelope on
Friday and Saturday nights respect
lively. At Medicine Lake she attended
the High School play and at Antelope
the Home Talent play.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. McBurney Of
Raymond were Plentywood shoppers
Saturday.
Emil Severson and son Iver were
in Plentywood from Raymond last
Saturday afternoon attending to
trading matters at the local stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Persicke and
Emery Phillip motored to Raymond
last Sunday where they visited at
the home of Mrs. Flora Jordan.
Floyd Sunderland, Knute Hend-
rickson and John F%ournier drove
down from Scobey Wednesday eve
ing and were in attendance at the
dance held at the Temple that
evening.
Mrs. NJ. w. Markuson of Dooley
was seen shopping in the city Tues
day afternoon.
w. D. Dooley of Dooley was a
business visitor in Plentywood last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Matkin
and daughter Mary Lou were Plen-
tywood visitors last Friday.
Juliet GIFTS and Miss Rain, teachers
Of the Raymond district were in
Plentywood Saturday attending the
teachers meeting which was held in
the school house.
Rev. Egge left Monday for Malta
to attend the Pastoral Conference
Of Havre and Northeast Montana
circuits held Tuesday and Wednes-
day.