Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-09-19

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Posku Popesku and family have
moved into the Walter Crawford res
dence.
Mondav J. -. Franklin r~etsrned
from a four weeks trip to points IN
North Dakota and Canada.
Lynn Peters. formerly job mar on
the Herald force. was meeting friends
in town Sunday.
Earl Nickerson and Tod Downey
were among the many Outlook visit
ors here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Beverage of
Redstone were county seat visitors
here Wednesday.
A.. a. Enfield, the popular station
agent at Antelope, was here for a few
hours Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Fishbeck went
on a hort business trip to Glentana,
Friday, returning the following day.
Martin Reinertson is making some
extensive improvements on several OF
his residences south of the track.
Ted Coles and Bernard Wood of
Outlook. were business visitors at the
court house Friday.
John Fggen and Ole Flakne were
bu mess visitors from Archer last
Friday.
Last Friday NJ. P. Smith and j..
Fgoiatad were Medicine Lake bust
ness callers at the our house.
Harold Gunther Of Coalridge was
here Friday calling on relatives and
fliends.
John Karr will leave for Helena
tomorrow to continue his course at
~Intermountain College.
DR.. and Mrs. G. II. Ehlers of SEQ
hey, stopped over here Monday or
their way to Raymond.
Mrs. Kate Duggan is looking after
the r. F. Lang household while Mrs.
Lang is away to see her mother who
is seriously i'll.
Fred Grave is assisting with the
work at the Miller Pharmacy during
the absence Of Mr.. Miller, who is
away after a now Chrysler car.
Mrs. E. Madden has rented her
home furnished ana will make her
home with Mrs. Mollie Johnson for
the winter.
Mrs. @. B. Hoyen and son Gordon
We're over from Antelope Wednes-
day afternoon to visit and do some
shopping.
Mr.. ard Mrs. selmer Johnson en-
ioyed q visit from their nephew DAY.
id Elveback Of Kiester, MINI. They
returned to their home last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Stevens of St.
Paul. will leave Saturday for their
home after . weeks visit with their
son J. ]. Stevens and family,
A. B. Hetland of Westby was at
the county seat Friday transaiing
bu mess at the county t%reasurer's of
flee.
+. R. LELAND, one of the pioneer
boosters Of the Antelope country, was
hobnobbing with friends in town
Wednesday A. 0. Opgrande and C.|
j. Undhiem went on a two days trip
to Williston to look after business
matters.
J. D. Matkin, SON Forrest and
Dallas left for Great Falls Wednes-
day where they went on a sheep buy
ing trip.
H. E. Foy of New Ulm, Mimi, is
here this week looking after farm
ing interests and collections in this
locality.
John O. Cook of Davenport, Iowa,
came here today looking after bust
ness pertaining to real estate inter
ests.
VIM. T. Pickard has rented the E.
Madden residence in the old town
site. His family is expected on Satur-
day and will go to housekeeping.
Atty Chester Onstad was over from
Broadus to spend Sunday with his
parents, Attorney and Mrs L. j.. On
stad.
Mr.. and Mr.. S. c. Faaborg of Med
icine Lake were here on business
Wednesday and also visited at the j..
W. Mckee home.
Mrs. A. F. Mclean was in from
her ranch home on Wednesday to at
tend her club meeting at the home Of
Mrs. G. S. Nelson.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Christensen re-
turned Sunday from a short wedding
trip to Regina and will shortly go
to housekeeping.
|. O. Galland sends US greetings
from Robinhood, Sask., saying he
likes the news from home, and en-
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