Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-07-04
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Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blacl
last Friday morning a fine baby
boy.
Lyle Monroe Of Glasgow spent the
week end with his parents IN the
city.
Ernest Lipscomb Of Medicine Lake
was a business visitor in the city or
Monday. :.
Floyd SUNDERLAND and Tim Herreic
of Scobey were Saturday visitors II
the city.
Mrs. a. w. March and daughter
Margaret were city visitors Saturday
afternoon.
Monday NJ. 0. Brekke of Antelope
was a caller at the County Superin-
tendents office.
Mrs. Mary Gross left last week for
st. John. B. c. She expects to make a
two months stay.
Co. Agt. Houston Smith and Mrs.
Smith of Scobey were P~lentywood
visitors Saturday.
Agnes Rennick of Scohey visited
Friday and Saturday with Lucille
Wier in Plentywood.
Chas. Grant from south of Outlook
was a business visitor at the court
house last Monday.
Tony Ditmarson and ?. e. Ander-
son of Wesby were Monday business
callers in Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Callahan Of
Redstone were shoppers at our local
business places Monday.
Viggo Peterson went to Brockton
first of the week to look after busi-
mes in the grain elevator line.
Jimmie Dean is spending the week
on the farm with his grandfather,
James King and aunt Stella.
p. G.. Anderson and A. M. Dit
marson, business men of Westby,
were here on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bredevind and
two daughters of Westby were shop
pers at the local stores Monday.
W. D. Dooley and son Bradley were
in the county seat Saturday, visiting
and attending to business matters.
Margaret and Carol Storkan are
spending the week visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Olson at Williston, N. D.
Mrs. f. NJ. Burlingame returned
Wednesday from St. Paul where she
visited her sister the past two weeks.
Vesta Hansen made a professional
trip to Redstone last Friday in con-
neetion with Home demonstration
work.
Erick Antonson is spending a
couple Of weeks at the Gust Aakus
place helping with farming opera
tons.
VIM. Ewing and family left Satur-
day evening for Glasgow to visit
friends. They returned the following
Monday.
Elinor Palubecki left last Saturday
afternoon for Malta, having accepted
the position of general duty nurse at
the hospital.
Norman Henderson went to Crosby
to spend the fourth with his family
in taking in the big celebration at
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Werges and
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Hansen and family
Of Crosby were Sunday guests at the
f Helgeson home.
Mrs. C C. Johnston and two sons
spent a few days last Of the week at
Redstone visiting Mrs. Johnston's
mother and father.
j. d. Franklin, one Of the early
pioneers of the Big Muddy, is back
from an xtended trip to Seattle and
other western points.
Judge s. E. Paul and family re-
turned Friday from a couple of days
trip to Glasgow where the judge
went on court business.
II. A. Kanning of Navajo was a
court house caller first Of the week.
He called at the surveyors office in
regard to road information.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Madsen, pio-
neers in the Dagmar county, were
in Plentywood Tuesday to spend the
day with the Fred Ibsen family.
Luella NORM Of Redstone was a
visitor in Plentywood over the week
end. While in the city she was a guest
Of her sister Elsie at the Robb home.
Mrs. Andrew Vogt and infant son
left Saturday for their home at Com
ertown. Mrs. Vogt had been visiting
her brother, r. L. Wheeler the past
week.
Mesdames c. G. Johnson, f. Hedge
son and Tibbets, the latter of Reds
tone, motored Friday to Scobey where
they visited at the l.. v. Hansen
home.
Mrs Conrad Anderson returned
Saturday to her home at Pierce, Ida
no after visiting about a week with
Plentywood friends and relatives in
Raymond.