Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-01-24

Judd Watkins of Redstone was a
Plentywood visitor Tuesday.
SIS and $40 a month puts a Cros-
ley Radio III your home. q
Mrs. O. T. Benson of Outlook was
shopping in Plentywood Wednesday
Of this week.
Sam Christianson Of Medicine Lake
was a Plentywood visitor the latter
part of last week.
Olaf Nordby of Raymond was a
Plentywood business caller the
middle of the week.
Otto Stadig and Ed Estes left the
first of the week for Williston, TO
attend a meeting of the Elks.
Miss Mary O'Hara, teacher of the
seventh and eighth grades, visited
with friends in Medicine Lake a week
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Schikurski and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Becker of Raymond
were Plentywood shoppers Wednes-
day.
January thirty-first is your last
chance to get the tremendous dis
cunt on hats. coats and dresses at
he Fashion Shop.
Have your batteries charged at
he Tire Shop. y
We are glad to be able to again
~erve our out Of town friends at
Iogan's New Eat Shop, Williston.
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Only 4 few more days left of the
January Clearance Sale-Have you
aiken advantage of the opportunity?
he Fashion Shop. q
Frank Fishbeck and Henry Good
nan were Scobey business transact
RS and visitors the first part of last
week.
Many Ladies have been delighted
With the wonderful bargains in hats,
aats and dresses at the Fashion
hop. y
Ed Kjelstrup has gone to Glas-
COW where he has accepted the pos
ion of auditor for the Continental
III Company.
Osca~ Wagnild Of Outlook left
he first Of the week for Rochester,
linn, where he will enter the hos
p.tal for medical care.
The Plentywood Luther League
Gets this Sunday evening at 6:45
p. NJ. A cordial invitation is ex-
ended to all. Welcome!
Jesse Hedges returned Monday
rom Soap Lake, Washington, where
hes been taking treatments for
lheutaatism. Mr.. Hedges is feeling
aueh better.
Mex Reuter- left yesterday for
I:vre where he will make his future
..ome, having become engaged in a
4ew line of work. The family will
Join him later.
Mrs. L. S. Olson and son Lincoln,
turned Saturday from Churchs
Ferry, N. D., where they were called
u account Of the serious illness Of
Mrs. Olsen's parents.
Mrs. Title Munk is back after a
hort visit with friends at Havre.
On her way back she was %accompan-
/ by Mrs. Alvna Christopherson,
roth visiting the home Of Mrs. John
VOTERS.
Among those from Outlook who
eere represented at the card party
given by the X. Of c. and c. D. AS
uesday evening were: MIR. and
Mrs. r j. Fitzgerald, a brother Of
III. Fitzgerald and Charles Roderick.
We are closing out one hundred
tirs Of Allen A Dollar hose at SOC.
liere is the chance you have been
waiting for. The Fashion Shop q
Miss Vesta Hansen is again in
plentywood after spending last week
"a Daniels County. Miss Hansen,
who is the Home Demonstration Ag-
at Of the two counties gave inter-
asting lectures on kitchen improve
A.ents.
John HOLMAN returned Tuesday
from the Twin Cities where he at
ended the Implement Dealers con-
vention. John also made a trip to
hi. home town Of Perham, Mimi,
and visited old acquaintance and
relatives.
We are pleased to state that Mrs,
Fred Bromberg, who has been at the
hospital suffering with blood pois-
pning is much improved and well on
he road to recovery. The poisoning
"lne from a bruise on her finger
eaused by a piece of coal.
From our collection of Holeproof
hosiery endorsed by one of New
Works smartest society women
YOU can choose the correct color fol-
your costume at Johnson's Store. q
See our window for a few of the
bargains you will find on our bargain
table. Johnson's Store. q
Ms. Bob Richardson returned te
her home in Antelope the latter part
If last week after receiving medica
attention at the Mayo Clinic al
Rochester, MINI. We were pleased
% hear that Mrs. Richardson's health
lad improved considerably as a re
,ult of the excellent care she receiv
ID at that hospital.