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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-02
Hampton
BY ELIZABETH KOpPY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles EldcrS
/ daughters Dorothea and Renee. the
mother OF Mrs. Enders. Mrs. Daily
who is visiting at the Enders home
and Miss SOrenson, teaching Schoo
at Temvi!S and boarding at thu
Endcrs home, went OH an outin. t.
the river Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Koppy left Sun.
day forenoon to attend tho HUFF
church fair and Monday accom-
panied by the formers brother and
wife, MI. and Mrs. Joe Koppy. Of
Fort Rice, left for M0orhcad, Mimi.
to visit with relatives. and OIL return
ing home will visit with friends IN
Jamestown and Litchville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster barrett and
MI. and Mrs. McGarry Of the Gay
! ton vicinity were III this vicinity sun
| day afternoon.
Mr.. and MRS. Godfrey Grcnz and
| family attended the Lutheran church
here Sunday.
Mrs. Dorothy Rensselaer, and chill
dren spent Sunday afternoon with
| relatives in En,mOnsburg.
Porter TIMBER visited with friends
! at Pollock, S. D, for q few days this
week.
Math and Frank Koppy and Eli
| Sergeon helped Godfrey Grenz thresh
wheat Monday.
Edwin and Theodore Rensselaer,
| were business callers at the Porter
TIMBER home Monday.
Albert Maier Of Linton was out In
this territory Monday.
Joe Fettig of Linton delivered gas
! olinc to farmers in this vicinity Mon
day afternoon.
Prank Chcsrown is spending a few
| DAYS in Linton this week with his
family.
Francis Chesrown drove to Steele,
| Sterling and Hazelton Friday evening.
Henry Knitted and Walter Schicr-
| meister were callers at the Steve
Koppy home Tuesday evening.
Ted Mccoy called at the Wallace
| Kyes home Sunday.
Math Koppy went to Temvik We'd
nesday.
Bill and Louis Weber were business
callers in Ten.vick WEDNESDAY after
noon.
Manly Fcttcrlcy Of Braddock Is Wis
ting at the Porter TIMBER home for
q few days this week.
Sidney Fcttcrley Of Pollock, 8. D..
Is working for Porter TIMBER.
Steve Koppy Jr. IS working for
wallace Kyes.
Gayton School Notes mo. y
Mary Gcrgcnt was absent from
school on account of illness the past
week.
Mrs. steve Koppy and daughter
Elizabeth were school visitors Thurs.
day afternoon.
The primary and first grade have
completed their Little Red Hen
booklets.
(. The eighth grader have Just CONF
pleted their study Of county and dis
trict forms Of government II ctvics
class. Officers were also learned in
connection with this study.
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BY R c. L. MALoN

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bergqui
sons. Emil and Jalmar, Mr.. 90
Dave Hochhaltcr and Mr.. am
G. L. Malone were visitors I
nlarck Saturday.
w. S. Oder was q caller at |
Patzncr's Sunday.
Several from around here at
the dance in the Garfield
house Friday night.
The township board held
regular meeting at the home
clerk, c. l.. Malone, Tuesday
Richard Adams was hunting
sheep that had straycd fror
Oder's flock Tuesday.
Dave Hochhaltcr's salc last !
day was well attended and
brought fairly good prices.
Roy Smith and Dennis C
were callers at Alta Sunday
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Malone
callers at John Carlson's S
evening.
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Menoken
~ MRS. JENNIE N


Mrs. Laura Dance and Mrs. Edd
Ebling called on Rev. and Mrs. J. N.
Snow at Mckenzie Tuesday after.
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Arnold and
family have moved to Bismarck
where Mr.. Arnold has obtained m
ployment. Albert Sherman has been
manager Of the pool room during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Funston arc
the parents OF q baby daughter born
in Bismarck Tuesday. Mrs. M. E.
Funston Is caring for the three chill
dren Of Mr.. and Mrs. Funston.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. M. Craven were
shopping In Bismarck Monday.
A carload Of hogs were shipped from
Menoken Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ely and daugh-
ter accompanied A. c. Dance to Bis
marck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. I. Bailey and Miss
Rachel Shelton Of Mason City, Iowa.
are now visiting at the Otto Ayers
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey have pur-
chased a farm south Of Bismarck on
the river bottom and will mov there
in the spring. Mi. Bailey shipped a
carload Of furniture and other articles
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. NJ. Craven at
tended the auction sale at the ]. N.
Snow home Saturday.
Roy Funston attended a program
at the school near Wing taught by his
sister Miss Ella Funston
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Craven, Mr..
| and Mrs. Homer Craven were shop
ping in Bismarck Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. r. G.. Abelein and
family motored to Anamoose. n. D.,
Friday evening for a visit with Mr.,
and Mrs. George Abelein. They re-
turned Sunday.
A Farmers Union meeting was held
! at the town hall Friday afternoon.
Melvin Agnew and two daughters
| Orpha and Helen, were shopping in
Bismarck Saturday.
Otto Ayers suffered a nervous
breakdown Wednesday and was III
the Bismarck hospital q couple Of
days.
Mrs. Edd Ebling went to Bismarck
Thursday afternoon where she at
tended q bridge party at the home o.
Edd and Henry Ebling m0tored Il
her sister. Mrs. Lawrence Baer. Edo
and Henry Ebling motored to Bis.
marck Thursday evening and they at
tended the show at the Paramount
theater.
Mrs. Ralph Ishmael has been dis
charged from the Bismarck hospita
and is visiting her mother, Mrs. Toll
lefsen. Mrs. Ishmael and bah,
daughter expect to return home sooi,
A Chevrolet coupe collided with {
touring car near the town hall Sun
day evening. Both car were dam
aged on the front wheels but the &C
cupants OF the car were not injured
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dance and chill
drcn were entertained at dinner Sun
day by Mrs. Laura Dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. WEIGH enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. an,
Mrs. Arthur Knutson and family, MI
and Mrs. A. D. WEIGH.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ludemanl
visited at the Otto Ayers home Satur
day evening.
Ralph Ishmael purchased a car il
Bismarck Saturday.
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MOffit
by K c. +. r

Mrs. Y. Benz entertained Red
Mrs. Snow and small daughtI
Mckenzie ut a lovely chicken d
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Cline al
home on Monday night from,
recent visit with relatives in
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pillsburl
children visiter at the H. d.
lin home Sunday.
Last Friday night a numb
friends and ncighbors gather(
the hall to welcome the new mir|
Rev. Kinzlcr and his family to
tit. A pond social was also|
and Mr.. and Mrs. kinzlcr rcd
\ number Of gifts. Games
played and social conversatioI
cupicd the evening until abo}
o'clock when a nice lunch was I
by the ladies.
Miss M. Jameson had as
guests Monday afternoon Mr{
Olson. Mrs. Anna Hocft and
Mrs. VIM. Carroll and ~daughtcr|
and Mrs. Frank Benz. A nice
was served by the hostess.
Ladies Aid will meet with
Ed De Haan Wednesday. Novl
Arthur Brightmcycr, Jack D|
ard Norman RIPLEY left Sunda
points in Iowa and Kansas to
during the winter.
George Parks and wife and
and Mrs. Ira PecncEs motord
Bismarck Tuesday.
Mrs. Alfred Faust received al
| gram from South Dakota last
day telling Of the death Of bel
tie 6-year-old nephew. He wal
son Of Jess Smith. who has visit
Moffit several times.
Miss Ann Hayes Of Taft towj
visited Owe the weekend in N
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Hoover
turned home on Thursday fro
visit to points in Minnesota.
brought Mrs. Hoover's sister ]
with them for a visit
Violet Benz, who works in
marck. is spending a few day
Moffit visiting with relatives
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns Bailey
children visited at the Y Benz !
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad
tored to Bismarck Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. h. Lane and
drcn. Mrs. Gusie Nanwinkle
baby and Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
and children visited at the F
Aiillcr home near Braddock last
day.
Rev. kinzlcr attended a mi
meeting IN Bismarck Monday.
Rev. Snow and family left J
day for their new home in n
Carolina.
Mrs. Cameron and son and
kormc kimblc and little Pf
Shultc left Saturday for Roose
Mimi, for a few weeks visit
Mrs. Ella Porter and granada
ter Austic visited at the Ev
Porter home Saturday and Sund
Mrs. Fred Pillslncy and baby
Mrs. Y. Benz called at the Ev
Porter and A. +. Cline homes III
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hofstad
children visitcr at the Everett
ter home Thursday evening.
Marjory, Wallace and b
Bailey visited with their aunt.
George Lewis, on Thursday.
The Rainbow Homemakcrs
will meet Friday. Nov. 8, at
home Of Mrs. Eddy Adams near
kenzie.
Mrs. Burns Bailey and chill
VISITED at the NJ. D. Olson home
o.y afternoon.
Miss Edna Sommerfield, Bur
county leader Of the All
clothing clubs, and Mr.. Nj
county agent, were in Moffit ri
day Tor a short period. Mrs.
merfield met with her All girl
tie home of Mrs. Fred Moffit.
Ella Hoffman, social leader.
charge Of the meeting. The
brought many neatly made b
Of work for the inspection by
Sommcrficld and the second v
work was laid out and explaine,
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Sterling
~ FERN STEWART

The dance at Sterling Friday night
was we'll attended. Glen ElnesS,
Arnold Kusch, and Mrs. Fogaraty
furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey johnson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Tye john
son and family were dinner guests
at L. s. F1cnch's 1t Bismarck last
week.
A surprise party was given at Paul
Lang's Wednesday night, In honor of
Mrs. Lang's birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and
family were callers 1t J. D. Stewards
in Driscoll Sunday. They also called
at George Kusch's.
Florence Langley missed . few days
school last week OF account Of sick
ness.
A surprise party was given at
Carey Johnson's Saturday night. A
large crowd attended. They spent
the evening visiting.
res. G. L. Rochester had 4 quilting
pse.y at her home Thursday. She
! err ertained q few Of her friends.
Charley Gosney was = town caller
Monday.
Raymond johnson Is helping with
the work ut Paul Lang's.
Gladys Ness and MinO Harms
spent the weekend 1t Oscar Andcr-
sons.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest johnson were
Sterling callers Sunday.
Union meeting will be held at the
Farmers Union hall ct Sterling Mon
day night. November 1. They art
giving q Halloween program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie French Of Bis
marck, and MI. and Mrs. Wayns
Warren Of Mcnoken attended tls
party Ut Carey Johnson's Saturda,
night.
I've johnson had the misfortune 81
having his cor wrecked west 81
Menokcn Sunday when returning
from Bismarck. II Is now In . Memo
ken garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hunt spen
Monday afternoon and evening 1t TIL
Earl Hall home. They expect I.
leave BY car far California wfert
they viii spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Ness eut
daughter Margaret were BiSnarcl
callers Monday night.
Roy Hanson II helping Mel Mes
With farm work. He has been pick
tng corn for him.
Earl Hall and family spent eurda.
ct Frank Rtce's.
Adelaide Hall spent Sunday viii
Florence Waste ct Wing.
Aare f!lSaslna RoinertS visiked ut tn
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Baldwin
Nv BORNER

Mrs. John Monroe took the train
to Bismarck Thursday afternoon
where she visited until Saturday with
her daughter Catherine and attended
to business affairs.
MI. and Mrs. Richard Borncr mo-
torcd to Wilton Tuesday where MIS-.
Borner had an appointment with 2
physician.
Miss Elizabeth Monroe, who has
been working IN Bismarck. arrived .
few days ago to visit with her par
cnts, MIR. and Mrs. John Monroe.
Friends OF Miss Anna Christensen
os Glencoe will be interested IN hear
ing of her recent marriage to August
Hcguc. also Of Glencoe. Mr.. Hoguc
and his bride are well known locally.
rs both resided with their parents IN
this community for q number Of
years. The newlyweds will make their
home on the eroom's farm lear
Glencoe.
Rev. Richart Of Bismarck held
church services In the German Luth-
cram church Sunday afternoon.
Fred Schroeder has returned from
a short business trip to the capital
city.
Nj. and Mrs. Fulton Nelson. resi-
dents CT Cromwell township for q
number Of years, = moving to Iowa
In the neal future.
Art Fricke Of Cromwell and John
Nord3trom Of Naughton were recent
business callers in the capital city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Herdebu and
daughter Eleanor and Mrs. Fredoler
Rupp transacted business In Bismarck
Friday.
paul and Noel Borner accompanied
Charlie sorch to Bismarck and Man
dan Saturday.
Eddie Meyers made several trips to
mines near Wilton the past week after
coal for Baldwin residents.
Miss Helen Baumgart Of Bismarck
visited with her mother. Mrs. Matilda
Baumgart, Sunday evening.
A deal was closed Wedncsda,
whereby Mrs. Florence Dorncr be.
came the owner Of the property d
town owned BY Eta Rupp. consisting
Or I house, barn and three lots. Mis-
Rupp, q former resident Of Baldwin
Is at present attending school n tn
Twin Cities.
A number Of residents Of Bismarcl
ana Wilton attended the sale at tn
J. DeLoug farm THURSDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Haas and fam
ily Of Turtle Lake and Miss Louis
Klein. also Of Turtle Lake. III. am
Mrs. Hannefield Of Wilton and NJ
and Mrs. Herman Kickul were las
Sunday guests at the =. :. Aeye'
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By FLoRENCE d. GosNEY

Mr.. Ernest Hurr was a business
visitor in Sterling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nieman motored to
Bismarck Wednesday to. see Mr..
Nieman's brother. who has been very
i'll in the hospital there. He is get
ting along fine now.
Warren Clisbe of Mckenzie called
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fair.
child "Wednesday.
Johnny Baker Is picking corn near
Sioux Falls, s. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S%wendling
motored to Bismarck on business
Thursday.
Mrs. George Lewis and Mrs. Henry
lesson visited with Mrs. Emil Lang
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis called
at the Burns Bailey home Thursday.
Two OF the children accompanied
them home to visit q few weeks. They
took the children shome Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lloyd Belk called at the home
Of Mrs. John Baker wednesday.
E. c. Fogarty motored to Bismarck
on business Friday afternoon.
Beulah and Rachel Benz are sick
with ~chickenpox. They are getting
along nicely and will be In school
again soon.
Mr.. Jaszkowiak Of Bismarck has
been drilling Charles Anderson's well
deeper. The well has been dry for
quite a while.
Mrs. John Benz called ut the home
of Mrs. John Baker wednesday AZ
tcrnoon.
Leo Stanton accompanied by Char
lev Gosncy called at the Heaton
ranch Friday night.
Miss Helen Swindling spent the
weekend at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis at
tended Mr.. and Mrs. Shows sale In
Mckenzie Saturday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Snow intend to leave for
North Carolina as soon as they can
Get away.
Earl Hall and Lillian called at the
2. NJ. Gosncy home Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. John Baker accompanied MI.
and Mrs. Roy Baker to Bismarck
Friday.
Nj. Jaszkowiak of Bismarck is drill
ing a new we'll for George Lewis.
w. f. Runey was q business caller
in town Saturday.
Ed Fogarty called at Ernest Hurr's
Sunday forenoon.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Swindling were
Driscoll callers Friday.
Rex Fogarty spent Sunday with his
folks here.
Earl Gaskill has been assisting
Robert Sharp with some work for 9
few days.
Miss Belva Beatty was . visitor at
the Ernest Hurr home Sunday.
Mrs. Henry lesson and Mrs. Ed
Fogarty attended the Farmers Union
Aid meeting at the Elder Elness
home Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Koon anc
children were supper guests at The
George Lee home Sunday.
A contracting company is installing
a treating plant near the pump house
for the N. p. railroad. Those VIII
are working for the company from
the township are Charley GoSney ant
Wilhcrt Koon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis yisitee
with her sister Mrs. Bier and lam
lis, who live near Braddock, sun
day. ~.
Mr.. ebert. Mr.. Beatty and hi.
daughter, Belva. called ut the r. N
Gosncy home Monday.
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NEWS BRIEFS
Hawaii exported ~, 100000 Of u
and $35, 000, 900 Of p~ineapples last !

Hawaii exported 377y000.O0O Of d
and 5000, 900 Of ptneapples last 1
Although scarcely known for IT.
Alaska sold paintings valued ct q
to patrons In the United States
recent month.
Prof. Robert McKinnon Of Har-
university ID spending . year 81
remote SusSanA district Of ~
studying Times. or Athabascau.
dams.
The first two Of Is toll brideesl
~ the Alabama state bridge cogD
ton with funds from . o84tf
bond issue will Be opened this WI
The United States buys neart
per cent more coffee from
America than II did befoFo III
The driving park near No.
Tenn, where Lou Dillon, 1amo4
ting mare Of 8 years ago, $780,
mile In less than two minuto6I
more. A factory win b huflt -
park.
Southern California Ma tnhoS
at least 10000 years before Co..
discovered America, ayers lfn
Rogers, archeologist 1t The ~
museum.
Twenty students at 0klah1n
and ". college work their ~
Grating . college farm.
Western North Caroliua -
than 90 artificial l1kee, WhtI1A
size from one 10 l0oo actoG.
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BY KARL SCHATZ

Mr.. and Mrs. H. Schatz and Ed
transacted business in McClusky
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Schatx spent
Thursday near Baldwin visiting
friends.
Carl Schatz and Hclda Keck Of
near Mercer called at the Schatz
home Friday evening and were nc
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Fish school" Is compulsory for
freshmen at the Texas College Of In
dustrial Arts. There the first-ycal
students are taught traditions.
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Twenty students at 0klan1
and ". college work their ~
Grating . college farm.
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The first two Of Is toll bridges 1
~ the Alabama state bridge cogp
ton with funds from . oeoof
bond issue will be opened this VII
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Although scarcely known for IT.
Alaska sold paintings valued Of 4
to patrons In the United States !
recent month.
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The United States buys noaxt
per cent more coffee from ~
America than u did before III !
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08
CARNIVAL POPULAR
INSTITUTION HERE

Close on the heels of the Chautau-
qua, the antithesis of that form Of
entertainment, carnival established
itself here for a several day stay,
and this glamorous, carefree sort of
entertainment is far from unpopular.
There is something about at
fractions Of this type that has an
attraction for people of all tastes and
fancies and, as Coney Island will
always be more attractive than the
finest opera in the land, in the same
way the carnival had a far greater
attraction than the late, lamented
Chautauqua.
The management Of the carnival
company guarantees that there
should be no Smoke" after the car
nival left and from present indica-
tions there are no offensive features
so often attendant to carnival CON-
ranies in evidence. It appears to be
clean show.
A special attraction in connection
with it is the feats of mesmerism by
"Doc" 1--WE didn't learn his name)
who has mesmerized specimen on
display in the Dion-Eustrom store
window and will put him through his
PAGES Saturday afternoon.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08
Car Accident Injuries Fatal
To Former Plentywood Girl

Injuries sustained in an automo-
bile accident six weeks ago, proved
fatal to Mrs. Floyd Rehman (nee
Regina Gross) who passed away at
Deadwood, S. Dak., hospital last
Tuesday.
The accident occurred while she
and Mr.. Rehman were making a trip
through the Black Hills by car. AT
dangerous location they encounter
ed a car coming from the opposite
direction, driven by man evidently
under the influence of liquor. The car
crashed into them and hurled their
car over a steep embankment. Mr..
Rehman was only slightly injured,
but Mrs. Rehman suffered broken
back and other internal injuries.
The driver of the offending car
is now in Jail at Deadwood, the Sc
robustness of the case against him
having depended upon whether Mrs.
Rehman recovered or not. 1t is likely
that manslaughter charges will be
preferred against him.
Mrs. Rehman, was formerly OF
this city, having been born and
reared to womanhood here. Burial
will take place in Plentywood, the
date of which has not been set at
this writing.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. Johnson and
son Billy returned last Friday from
two weeks trip. They were in
Billings where Mr.. Johnson attended
the convention of the Montana
Title Men.
Miss Mollie Eckberg of Williston
came Monday to the city and is now
assisting with general nursing at the
Memorial Hospital.
Alma Foss, clerk at the Ingwalson
and Co. Store, left last Saturday for
Erskine, Mimi, where she will spend
her vacation with her parents.
Mrs. 0. A. Boe and daughter Effie
of Outlook were in Plentywood today
Mrs. Boe entered the Memorial Hos
pital for heart trouble treatment.
Mrs. N. X. Markuson and Mrs. w
w. Scott of Dooley were in the city
Wednesday and while here made &
call on Mrs. R. Brockley.
Austin Froney who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. Bob Brockley the
past two weeks returned Tuesday t.
his home in Minneapolis.
Mrs. John McNeely who for tn,
past two weeks has been guest a
the Bob Brockley home left Tuesday
for her home at Montrose, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Melle, farmer!
northeast of Raymond, were shop
pers in the local stores today.
Billy Paske is going through tn,
initiatory degrees attendant to tn,
becoming of a full fledged hayseed
He has already learned how to hitcl
up Mollie and Bill at the M. ]
Palubecki ranch but the subtle ar
Of extracting lactile fluid from tn,
dairy herd is still Greek to him.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08
Sheridan County Fair
October l6, II and IS

At a meeting of the County Fair
Board it was decided to again hold
the Sheridan County Fair the 10th,
17th and 18th Of October. Although
the crop conditions in the county this
year have been unfavorable to large
production, no doubt there will be a
large number of exhibits of good
quality on display.
This year the County Fair will be
conducted on a slightly different bas-
is from what it has been heretofore.
Superintendent of the different de-
partments have appointed from res
idents of the outlying communities,
and an attempt will be made to stim-
ulate greater interest in fair work.
The premium list will be enlarged
especially in the Poultry and Live
stock divisions, and some very at
tractive prizes will be offered in the
different departments. The Fair
Board will again encourage commun-
ity exhibits, and will offer an at
tractive sweepstake prize for the
best Community booth.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-08-08

Grace Goodman was a guest last
week of Mrs. E. V. Fergus at Gull
bertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Aslakson of
Redstone were business callers in
Plentywood Monday.
Mrs. Connole and daughter Harriet
were Sunday visitors at the c. F.
McNulty home. Miss Harriet re-
mained for the week in order to at
tend the Chautauqua programs.
Theo. Nelson of Reserve, brother
of c. S. and Martin Nelson of this
city, transacted business in the
county seat first of the week.
Eng. N. Bertilsen, old time farmer
of the Antelope country, was a call
er in the county seat Monday.
Mrs. C. S. Nelson and sister, Mrs.
James Payne of Havre are enjoy
ing visit this week with relatives
and friends in Mohall, N. D., their
former home. They left last week
and expect to return in a short
time.
Leah and Andrew Michels of Med
icine Lake were visitors in the city
Sunday and Monday.
Clara Onstad was a guest of Miss
Nancy Marion Monday evening at
the Marion ranch. For diversion the
girls made trip to the sheep camp
on the reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Fadness and
family were visitors in Plentywood
Monday.
Helen Heglund returned Monday
to Minneapolis to resume her nurses
training course at the Deaconess
Hospital. Helen spent the past three
weeks with her parents in the city
and tells US that perhaps the next
time she takes her vacation in Plen-
tywood she will be a full fledged
nurse.
Mrs. j. j. Gibbons of Reserve was
a visitor in our city Tuesday after
noon and also a caller at the f. S.
Koser home.