Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-10-24

go Monday on a short business trip.
Joe Mcintosh is the owner of a new
Duran; &C sedan purchased this
week from the kavon garage.
his week, Wednesday is the first
day Of the biggest reduction sale ever
OFT red in Plentywood. Prices cut in
tw5 on dresses and coats at Hedge
sons Fashion Shop.
Joe Mcintosh, and family and
mo.her. went to Chinook, Thursday
to make a few days visit with Joe's
| sister. They are making the trip in
| the + new Durant ear.
dry Nelson and family of Dooley
arc moving this week on to the
Claude Smith farm. southeast of
Ploatywood. They have rented the
arm for next year.
liss Beulah Nelson, who is attend
ing high school here and making her
hoe with her sister, Mrs. Leland
X enberg, spent Sunday at her
ho.ae near Dooley.
he l.. j. Moe family returned
Monday from Wood Lake Mimi,
wi e they had spent several days
wishing at the home of Mrs. Noes
parents.
try. Chester Onstad of Broadus
ca 2 over Friday to attend to some
5u iess matters and also to visit at
his parents home, Atty. and Mrs.
/. i. Onstad.
.ir. and Mrs. A. G. LELAND and
fai .ly. accompanied by Mrs. Hazel
Sc g, all of Outlook, spent Satur-
ial afternoon in Plentywood, Miss
Ba bara had some dental work done.
Wednesday evening, Mr.. and Mrs.
St gner went to Miles City to attend
the Eastern District of Montana Edu-
eat onal Association. Twelve of the
OIL r. Plentywood teachers will also
att nd. and all will be back Sunday.
The chicken supper sponsored b,
The Catholic Ladies Saturday even
ing in their church basement was a
bic success. The coffee served was
Albuckles Breakfast brand donate,
by their representative, Abel Void.
Elmer Truax of Velva and F.
NJ re of Bowbells came over here
Wednesday. Mr.. Truax is EXTENSIVE
ely interested in this locality, and Mr..
Moore came here as a prospective
sheep buyer.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Redmond
ani Mrs. Fred Forman left for Min
ne polls by car having received word
that Frank Redmond is seriously i'll.
M. Redmond has been visiting his
pc PIE here at various times.
s9Iias Esther Satern took advan
taa of the two days vacation from
school work and went to Grand
70 Ks Wednesday afternoon to visit
her people and to attend the home
of the A. c.
The following Plentywood people
attended the Eastern Star meeting at
Sc, hey Tuesday evening: Mr.. and
NJ B. Jack Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
0. Opgrande, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Hedges, Mrs. j. G. Wagner and Mrs.
E. Helm.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Lang, accom-
by Mrs. Lang's sister Mrs.
Katy Nichols, returned Wednesday
from Austin, MINI. where they at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Lang's
mother. Mrs. Nichols left the follow
ing day for her home at Great Falls.
Mis-. Henry Gronvold of Antelope
left Monday for Lombard, H., to
take treatments at the Buffenmeyer
sanitarium. This is her second Wis
it 10 that institution, having been
there a year ago and the benefits
received warranted another course of
treatments.
Sunday jim Moore of Medicine
was here to visit his brother,
D. H. Moore and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weldon Richardson
and Mrs. Florence Richardson were
among the people from Antelope who
attended the 0. E. S. gathering here
Wednesday, evening.
MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Keup of Column
bus, n. D., arrived here Monday. The
following day Mr.. Keup went on to
to look after his banking
business there for a few days. Mrs.
keup remained in ~Plentywood to
her sister, Mrs. c. S. Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sleight of New
England N. d., is spending the week
here visiting his son, Steve, drug
gist at the Plentywood Pharmacy.
The Sleights are also spending some
time visiting old friends neal Red
stone, where they homesteaded some
titteen years ago. Mr.. Sleight was
IN the dray business in Plentywood
prior to leaving for New ENGLAND.