Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-01-10

VHINENRE
NwsBBntiefs
Einar Frederickson of Outlook wa
a city business visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Britt Chandler of Dooley wa
4 shopper in our city Tuesday.
UP-TO-DATE hats at a big dis
count at the Fashion Shop.
Mrs. Ed. koser has been a victim
of the humps the past week but a
this writing is quite well recovered.
Judge S. f. Paul and Court Report
er Ed. koser are attending to lega
matters at Scobey this week.
Mrs. Conrad Peterson is back tC
work at the Plentywood Drug after
a few days seige of the flu.
Ed. Kjelstrup is here from Minot
attending to business matters this
week and visiting at the home of his
brother, Jack Kjelstrup and family
Mrs. Jennie b. Davis came Satur-
day from Scobey and will be a guest
FOR a short time at the home of her
son John Z. Davis in Plentywood.
Pat" Fitzgerald was seen on the
etreet Wednesday after being con.
fined to his home for about tive
weeks with tn humps.
The Catholic Daughters of Amer.
lea will hold a meeting this coming
Monday at eight o'clock. All mem.
Ders are urged to attend.
We have only a few coats left
Most of them going for half price
The Fashion Shop.
Mrs. Gus Aakhus and baby left OF
Monday for Grand Forks where the
oaby will undergo an operation of .
mastoid.
Mrs. Ed. E~ngbritson Of Redstone
vas in Plentywood on a business
rip Saturday.
Mrs. H. M. Lewis was hostess tc
tar club this week at a one o'clock
.mcheon, followed by bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Larson Of Out
BOX were here Wednesday to at
end the 0. E. S installation of offic-
erg.
Tuesday night a fine son was born
o Mr.. and Mrs. Art Aldrich. Mo
her and baby arc getting along
cry well.
j. G. Verling has accepted a post
'on as Ford salesman for the KEN
st Motor Co., beginning his work
he first Of the year.
c. r. Kienast of the Kienast Mo-
4ar Co.. returned Wednesday from
a two days s~ojourn at Fargo, where
e attended the Ford dealers con
yention.
The Congregational ladies aid
will have a special meeting tomor-
ow at the church basement. They
III elect some Of the officers for
he ensuing year.
Clara Onstad, who has been spend
'ng the Christmas holidays with hel
tents. returned Saturday to North.
field, Mimi, to resume her work a
he St. Olaf college.
Hector Martin, who visited last
tx with friends and relatives a.
layton, N. D., returned to Plenty
cod Saturday and is back to worl
1T the P~lentywood Drug.
Atty. T. w. Greer returned tn,
Inst of the week from st. Paul, a
which place he visited his wife ant
on Royal, the latter being a studen
1t the University Of Minnesota.
photographer Kloss and wife o
Gcobey were visitors in our city OIL
Tuesday and during their stay her
we're dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
G. 0. Luehr.
..
Reduced to clear: l lot ladies sill
or wool dresses, S4.98; / lot ladie
.ilk or wool dresses, $8.9S; / lot lad
es silk or wool dresses, $14.98.-
Johnsons Store.
Katherine Boris, who has bee
~'o,king in the capacity of deput
in the Clerk Of Courts office tn
past two years, left Monday for he
one at Minneapolis.
John holman left last Saturda
for Minneapolis wehre he will atten
he Implement convention. John es
oects to return with a new Chanc
er for the HOLMAN Implement Co.
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