Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-12-26

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Plentywo0d was IN with a load oil
fine turkeys to sell for Christmas.
Mrs. Louie Marsh was brot in from
the farm home on Wednesday to the
hospital for medical treatment.
H. j. Shirtlif from near Outlook
was here to visit his parents last Sa-
turday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones were in
from the farm on Friday. They
found travelling rather slow.
Bill Hagen went to Culbertson on
Tuesday to spend Christmas with his
folks. Returned today.
Miss Martha Jacobsen, who is
teaching near Dagmar, is home to
visit her parents during the holiday
season.
Miss Jeane Falxa came home Mon
day from Dillon to spend her vacation
Miss Falxa is attending the State
Teachers College.
Mrs. F. T. Stambough is able to
be up and around after being con-
fined to her home for several weeks
with sciatic rhuematism.
Miss Gwendolyn Matkin a teacher
in tire Redstone schools, is spending
the week here with her father and
sister Edie.
Miss Elenore Stambough returned
home from Billings where she finished
a W years Commercial Business
Course.
Sherley Backer left Monday for
Medicine Lake to spend Christmas
with her father. Fuller Backer, left
here today and will stay with dad
until after New Years.
Lyall Monroe arrived in Plenty
wood and will spend his holiday va
cation with friends in P~lentywood and
his parents at Redstone.
Ann Knight who is attending our
high school went to her home at Red
stone to spend the two weeks vaca-
ton.
Gee. Elstad and Adolph Sandlin,
members Of our school faculty, left
Friday to spend their two weeks va
cation at their respective homes.
!. P. Palubicki, Mrs. Jack Bennett
and Mrs. H. w. Barner were on the
ext. force at Ingwalsons during the
holiday trade.
The V. d. Brooks family have been
staying at the c. W. Peterson home
for d few days prior to leaving for
Kenyon, MINI. The expect to leave
tomorrow.
A. NJ. Peterson and family left
Wednesday for Seattle, Wash. Their
leaving was postponed on account of
their son Curtis taken sick with the
measles.
Miss Esther Satern left Friday for
Grand Forks, to visit her people un-
til school opens after New Years.
Mis- Sateln is one Of our teachers.
Miss Margaret Lee, who is teach
ing near Raymond is spending her
vacation with her sister Valerie in
Plentywood.
Vernon Hoven Of Antelope is home
from Missoula where he is attend
ing the University. Mr.. Hoven was
visiting friends in P~lentywood be-
tween trains on Monday.
Bob Chapman who has been work
ing at the Coalridge mine since early
fall came home last Saturday. The
mine is pretty much at a stand still
at the present on account of the road
blockade.
Mrs. Christ C~hristopherson and
daughter Esther, former residents of
Plentywood, arrived here Monday for
a visit with the John VOTERS family.
Mrs. Christopherson and Mrs. VOL
ter are sisters.
Friday afternoon Supt. w. E..
Stegner left for Miles City wher
Mrs. Stegner has been visiting hel
folks since Thanksgiving. They will
both return at the end of the holidayu
vacation.
Miss Hulda Thomson and mother
are spending two weeks visiting rel
atives and friends at Nome and Val
ley City, N. D. They left last FRI
day.
Miss Anna Bromberg left for her
home near Redstone for a three
weeks stay. Miss Bromberg will re-
turn to take up her duties at the
Leland Hotel.
John and Hershal Lee are here
from Poplar where they have been
working at the barber trade. They
are visiting their sisters Margaret
and Valarie.
Miss Gladys Krebsback came home
from Williston on Monday to spend a
few days with her people. Miss
Krebsback is in training at the Mercy
hospital where she will return after
her visit.
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