Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-03-14

hdymOnu-ln directors OF the
Equity Cooperative Association held
a meeting last Saturday at the Eel
a meeting last Saturday at the Ele-
Art Schnitgen went to Plentywood
Saturday to consult a dentist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Holland were
transacting business in Raymond Sat
urday afternoon and evening.
Orville Fraley of Archer, accom-
panied by Ted SENEGAL of P~lentywood
motored into Raymond last Saturday.
Stanley Smith was a Raymond Wis
itor the latter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Heron, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Markuson, Ed Schudie,
and Art Schnitgen went to Plenty
wood last Friday evening to see the
"Winepeg Riddles" at the Orpheum.
Isabelle, Cleora and Jimmie Porter
went to Plentywood last Saturday to
see their mother who is a patient at
the Memorial Hospital. Their uncle
Albert Gehrls is looking after the
children during their mothers abb
sence.
Joe Hendricksmeier was in trading
on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown were
Shoppers on Saturday. Mr.. Brown al
so attended the elevator meeting.
Mrs. Bert Thorstenson of Plenty
wood visited her brother Jack Stew
art for a few days last week.
Cor1 Trb~ crI DAfa L,n1 ocapn,
panied by their wives after supper in
Raymond, went to P~lentywood to Wis
it their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike
Fink.
Charlie Uarter is loading a car Of
wheat for shipment.
Simon Hanson was in from the
farm Saturday after oil and other
supplies.
Mrs. Jack Clay and son Dick re-
turned last of the week from a visit
at Outlook.
Walter Dickinson has been very
sick with the flu and rheumatism. AL
bert Hanson has been taking care of
him.
John Bjorklund and Johnnie Hen
dricksmeier were coyote hunting last
Friday.
Henry Smith was in from the coun-
try Saturday.
Bob Smith, deputy sheriff passec
through Raymond Friday enroute fol
McElroy on official business.
Eddie Larter was in Saturday after
supplies.
Erick Mellgard was in on Saturday
to attend the elevator meeting.
l.. G. Budke was hauling grain last
week.
Albert Void has gone out to worl
The Farmers Elevator has pur.
chased the building formerly owned
and occupied by John Jorgensrud anc
moved it near the elevator. 1t vii
be used to store screenings.
John Jorgensrud has sold all hi
belongings and left Monday for Min.
neapolis to look up a new location.
Bill Cookery and daughter were
in Raymond Monday.
Arthur Dubrey has gone to l. H. A
Ross to assist with the spring work
Mrs. Hank Olson and little daugh-
ter Dorothy left Saturday for Dooley
to visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Markuson, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe MCGOWAN and Mrs. Bert
Heron attended the dance at Plen-
tywood Saturday night.
Adolph Torgrimson of Dooley
stopped in Raymond Saturday on his
way home, calling on relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Bert Heron, Ed Hannah anc
daughter Louise were entertained at
Sunday afternoon tea at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Heron in Plenty
wood.
Olaf and Carl Stadstad were ir
from the farm Monday.
Mrs. Kenneth Collins spent the
week end at the P. L. Collins home.
Olaf Nordby and Emil Seversor
made a business trip to Plentywoot
Tuesday afternoon.
John Becker was a Raymond visit
or Tuesday.
Pete and John Fink and CLAUDE
Jackson took in the tractor meet a.
Plentywood Tuesday .
Ben Johnson returned Saturda.
from an extensive trip covering ab
out four months. North Dakota
Minneapolis, Minneapolis, Mexico ant
California were some of the places
he visited.
Jack Stewart made the mail rout'
by car Tuesday.
Last word received from VIM
Symes was that he was improving
nicely. There is hope that his eye
will not be permanently injured.