Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-11-14

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Albert Amstutz. who has been en-
ployed at the Marion ranch this fan
left Tuesday for Great Falls where
re expects to spend the winter.
Miss veta Hanson left first of the
week for Culbertson where she Will
continue her work with the State En-
tention Service.
Lionel Upgrande, grain buyer at
Medicine Lake, was in Plentywood
Saturday and Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 0. Upgrande.
Martin Nelson, Fred Grave and
sob Van Hee were on the extra clerk
force al the Dion-Eustrom Co. sale
en- Saturday. Owen Howe IS assist
ing throughout the week.
Mrs. Sam Tough Of Homestead vas
here for a couple of days last week
having dental work done. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Tough will soon leave on an
AUTO trip through the southern states.
Miss Florence Nelson, chief tele-
phone operator at Culbertson, was
here to spend Sunday and Monday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton
Nelson.
Mrs. j. 4. Davis, who has spent 4
couple of months at the j. H. Davis
.ome, left Monday for Scobey to
IKE an extended visit with her son,
III Davis and family.
Merchant Knutson of Homestead
as here calling on some of our bus
ness people Wednesday, also looking
after business matters at the court
louse..
Lloyd krebsbach, j. J.. Vetter and
sob Rookie are spending their spare
moments enjoying programs Males
tic radio way, made possible by their
purchases last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Brastad and Mr..
and Mrs. Mike Hansen were in Plen-
ywood Wednesday to take advantage
# the big sales put on by our mer-
hants.
Mrs. Louis Marsh came in Tuesday
rom the farmstead with her little
on to receive medical attention.
While in the city they are staying at
he home Of Mrs. Mollie Johnson.
RUDE J~orgenson who has been of
i~ciating rs special police for the past
our weeks has finished the service of
is appointment and has been dis
missed.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. J. Bott left for
)onnybook, n. d., Monday by a u
sit his relatives. Rev. Bott will be
ack to conduct the church services
,Xt Sunday at the Evangelical
hurch.
Oscar Gullickson, who has been
pending the fall in this community
eft for Billings Wednesday, and
after attending to business affairs
here will leave for his home at Sc
attic, Wash.
Sidney Olson Of Billings, salesman
or metal culverts and road machin-
ny, was here Saturday interviewing
commissioners relative to their needs.
While here Mr.. Olson was a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Antonson.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Johnson, par
rs Of Mrs. W. Z. Stegner who have
cen visiting for a week left for their
nome at Miles City on Saturday.
Mr.. Stegner accompanied them by car
is far as Miles City.
Several carloads of stock have
)een shipped from this vicinity to
he Chicago markets this week.
Among the shippers were: John
'ace, George HOLMAN, George Mccoy
i'm O'Toole and j. H. Davis.
Balduer Jensen of Redstone went
% Crosby first of the week to meet
Mrs. Jensen and son, Ib.Mrs. Jensen
vas returning from a seven months
;tay in Copenhagen, Denmark, visit
ng her people and childhood friends.
Mrs Eng Torstenson, who is en-
,loyed in the telephone office a;
Wolf Point as chief operator, was
nere to spend Sunday. Mr.. Tor
;tenson went to Culbertson to meet
ner by car and found the roads ir
gery poor condition.
Mrs. H. w. Barner enjoyed a visit
from her brother, j. c. Greeley o.
Portland, Oregon, for a couple o.
lays last week. lie also visited {
brother at Great Falls. Mr.. Creole!
S connected with the Puget Sount
Dredging Co., Of Portland.
Wm. Langlois went to Bottineau
n. d., to bring his family here. The!
arrived Monday and have gone t.
housekeeping in the Harry Hilyar'
residence, south Of the track. Nh
Langlois has acepcted a position will
the Northwest Service Store.
The following out of town teacher
attended the teachers meeting i
P~lentywood last Saturday: Iren
Murphy, Medicine Lake; Principe
Alexander, Miss Clara Folsom, Alic
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