Plentywood herald., 1929-11-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. llery Gray Of Rec
stone we're here shopping Saturda!
Mrs. Ed Koser and children spen
Sunday visiting relatives at Medicin
Lake
The lIass brothers. Bill and Dicl
wele down from Outlook looking af
ter business affairs last Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs Henry Austinso
were over for few days from Mad
oc visiting at the Zeidler home
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hill ;
bahg girl. Thursday November l4th
At he Memorial hospital
.st Chandler. one Of the Dooley
business men. was here on a shor-
business mission Tuesday.
l. G. Peterson Of Opheim and f. c
Ps, oa Of Scobey were here ovei
Sunday Visiting the Peterson broth
ers.
&. G Tyler Of Homestead former
commissioner If this county, was
hera attending to business matters
ffs5 the week.
Elasold Donaldson has resumed
WORK a the Donaldson garage. Har-
I'D assisted Al the post Office during
the abs ne, of Mrs. Ida Hoist.
9iaA II. Olson was here visiting
from Williston On Monday looking
ter business matters and visiting at
Dr. Storkan's home.
Mr. and Mis-. s. c. Faaberg of Med
se Lake were business visitors here
Tuesday They were also dinner
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mckee.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Thronson NOV
ed to town last week from their farm
ON tie reservation They have gone
to housekeeping in one of Eng Tor
stensons cottages.
LYDIA Hoist returned from Havre
last week and on the 18th resumed
her work at the post office. Mrs.
Hoist has been away on four and a
half months vacation.
Jack Courtney came over from An
telore Tuesday He used the emer-
geney mode If travel by resorting to
the old familiar namely horse
back.
TIE lapion Auxiliary will have OF
display. Saturday afternoon, at the
] en.ywood Drug their yearly do
nation To be sent to Fort Harrison.
Tie ladies have worked hard and viii
have d fine display which will be Of
interest to the local people.
c. G Johnson. the abstract man,
Wa called to Detroit, Michigan, on
ac 1uat Of the serious illness Of his
father. Mr. and Mrs Johnson and
son, Billie, left last of the week for
the old home, and expect to be gone
a few weeks.
Bob Ferris, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Ferris, who was injured last
week by falling from his riding horse
is getting along finely. Little Bobby
was abe to leave the hospital and
was taken to his home Monday eve
ming.
Frank Gross, who has been located
IN the Peace River country for the
last four years, is here visiting his
mother, Mary Gross, and brothers.
Mr. Gross also came to look after
farming interest in the Welliver coun-
try. He will shortly return to his
present domicile where he is engaged
in the stock raising business.
Chas. Garen and Roy Eustrom, hav
ing closed out their clothing store
here, left Tuesday for Glendive.
Francis McNulty and Art Ziebarth
left the same day with two truck
loads of merchandise remains Of the
big sale. The same firm will open a
new store at Miles City with Chas.
Garen as manager.
A. 0. Opgrande, Lionel Opgrande
II. L. Larson, NJ. B. Larson, Jesse
Hedges, Leroy Johnson, Burdick and
Jensven of Seattle, Wash, made up
a deer hunting party with Jennings,
Montana, as their destination. Their
vacation covered ten day vacation
OF real sport. Harry Larson did not
return with the party, but went on to
Helena on alb usiness trip.