Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-10-03
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Attorney Paul Crum was over from
Scobey on legal business last week.
John Brekke and family of Ante.
lope were t%ransaeting business il
town Wednesday.
Carl Holje Of Reserve was a caller
at the county superintendent office
on school matters.
Oscar Foss of Medicine Lake was
here today fixing up tax matters at
the tr~easurer's office.
Miss Lea Michels. who is teaching
On the reservation was spending the
week end with friends.
Miss Helen Franklin is down from
Dooley this week spending a few days
1T ,he II. W. Barner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Denzer were
here from the Reservation to do some
shopping on last Wednesday.
Leonard Grotte and John Palu-
bickie are helping out on the clerk
force at Ingwalsons this week.
Vigo Peterson is looking after the
elevator business while Blain Dean
went to Minot for a few days.
Art Enfield, the genial depot agent
at Antelope, was here on a short
business trip Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Peterson and
son Dick spent Sunday at Homestead
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. R. G. Tyler.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank Crossing and
son Billie of Pedstonc were visitors
at the s. f. Paul home Wednesday.
Victor Frawley was in town first
Of The week and incidently made a
fraternal call at the Herald office.
Judge and Mrs. S. f. Paul and ia
mily were in Culbertson Saturday to
take in the last day Of the county
fair.
Selmer Aspelund and family have
moved to Wild Rose N. d., where
Mr., Asplund has opened up a barber
shop.
Mesdames Hedges, Blackmore and
Foster were over from Antelope Sun
day to attend the Congregational ser
vices.
George Stringer was in Plentywood
several days this week looking after
the construction Of his new resi-
dence.
Jack White, Harry Loucks and
Chas. Markell were here from Red
stone looking after business matters
Tuesday.
Thursday Mrs. Charles Luehr went
to Grenora to visit her people. Mr..
Luehr went ont Sunday to accompany
her back.
Dick Savage and wife left for South
Dakota. Wednesday being called on
account Of the illness Of Grandma
Stambough.
Goldie Baker and Irene Myers
from Dagmar were house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Luehr Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs. Rudolph Palutzki, south of
Plentywood. was a guest of Mrs. For
rest Goodman at the ranch home
Tuesday afternoon.
Wm. Cromwell and Neil Pake were
over from Redstone Tuesday after
noon to make a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fariss.
Mesdames Bennett, Bull, Barner and
Christianson are on the extra clerk
force during the big sale at the Ing
watson store this week.
Mrs. Philip Bourasa left Thurs
day for Washington, D. c. to visit
her daughter Cedelia. Mrs. Bourasa
will be gone for several weeks.
Mrs. Mile Johnson, Mrs. E. Mad
den, Miss Minnie Dyste and Miss
Arna Niaa we're visitors at Odin Lut-
ness, near Comertown last Sunday.
Friday Forrest Goodman went to
Chicago with two carloads of sheep
for the Plentywood Sheep Co. The
sheep were shipped from Raymond.
Mr.. and Ole Void Of Outlook left
by car Wednesday for different Min
nesota points, EauClaire, Wis. They
expect to take a three weeks vaca-
ton.
Tomorrow l.. j. Onstad will take
his mother, Mrs. Carrie Onstad Of
Scobey to Haywoden Sask., where
she will spend the winter with a dau-
ghter.