Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-09-12

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Miss Ruby Johnson left last Satur
day for Mortified, Mimi, to continue
day for Mortified, Mimi, to continu,
her special course in music and kin
d%ergarten.
jim Mclean, VIM. Hanisch, c. G
Christensen and Fred March anC
Charley Taylor all bought Majestic
radios last week from Anton Nelson
Virgil Guenther was in from Dag.
mar Wednesday to look after bust.
ness affairs. Virgil is getting ready
TO leave for Idaho to spend the win
ter with his parents.
Mrs. Casper Rueter has as hel
house guest her sister, Mrs. Mary
F~ieldhousen of Deadwood, S. D., who
will remain for the balance Of the
fall.
Mrs. VIM. Grothee and two children
left Thursday for their home at Sc
dalid, Mo-, after spending the sum-
mel with her sister, Myrtle Donald
son and family.
County Assessor Ole Aspelund re-
turned Tuesday from a two weeks
trip to- Minnesota and Mondovi, Wis
cousin. At the latter place he visited
some Of his relatives.
October first D. |. Ryan will move
back on his farm southwest of Plen-
tywood. Mr.. Ryan has been on the
Dad for an aluminium firm of Great
Falls the paast year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morey will
leave Saturday for Great Falls,
where they will join the Claire Ston-
er family in moving to California,
where they all expect to locate
The Joe Vetter family arrived
from Williston this week and are
now located in the Martin Reinert-
on apartments. Mr.. Vetter is the
new manager of the Saveway Gro
Gerry.
w. P. Schmechel, Jr., manager of
the credit department of the Interna-
.ional Harvester Company at Willis
ton, n. DIX, and H. H.. Sorenson,
Blockman, were callers at the Dooley
Implement Co., on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Peters of Billings is
here to spend the winter with her
;ster, Mrs. Henry Goodman. Mrs.
Goodman has accepted a position as
S .enographer for McKee-Stenhjem
Land Co.
Asa Barns took his daughter, Miss
Inez to Billings where she will take
4 business college purse They
we're accompanied by Miss Grace
Goodman, who is teaching her sec
md year at Stevensville this year.
Sunday morning DR.. and Mrs. R.
+. Gustafson took their niece Grace
| undquist, home to Brockton. Miss
Grace had been here for over a week
visiting at the Gustafson home, also
enjoying the association of some of
her former school mates.
Carsten Flaten, brother of Mrs.
Fred Ibsen, has moved from Scobey
to Williston where he has accepted a
good position The Flaten family
stopped over for a short visit at the
Ibsen home Saturday enroute to their
new home.
Miss Julia Palubicki left Tuesday
for Detroit, Michigan, where she will
enter the nurse force at a hospital
there. Miss Palubicki is a graduate
Of our high school and has had her
hospital training at ST. Johns hospi-
tal, Fargo, N. Oak.
Tuesday Donaldson's garage deliv-
ered the following cars, three Of them
1890 models: Buick coupe to Chas.
Buzzard of Outlook; Buick sedan to
less Clarke Of Antelope, Buick sedan
TO Chas. Dahlin Of Plentywood and
Buick coach to Arneclev of Antelope.
Mrs. Ed Belandi received word Fri
day that her mother had died sudden
ly. Mrs. Belandi left the same day
for her home at Fairview, to remain
until after the funeral. She returned
Tuesday resuming her work at the
West Cafe.
F. J. Fishbeck will leave Saturday
for Butte to make final arrangements
in getting talkie pictures at the Or
pheum Theatre. Mr.. Fishbeck ex-
poets to have the machine installed
and talkies here by the first Of De-
cember.
Joyce and Jack Mclean left We'd
nesday for Caremont, Calf, to take
up their second year work at Pomona
College. They went by car accom-
panied by their aunt, Mrs. W. K.
Codwell, a sister of Mrs. A. F. Nc
Lean, who had been here on a visit.
The 0. Els. had a regular meeting
in their new home, the Masonic Tenn
pie on Wednesday evening. This was
their first meeting since their adj
Collins and Mrs. Jess Hedges gave
very interesting reports on the Grand
CChapter session they attended at
Great Falls.
DR.. and Mrs. +. F. Anderson Of Nc