Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-04-25

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day for Great Falls to attend the
Master BARRIERS convention which
is being held in that city this week.
Mrs. Frank LouckS and Mrs. Britt
Chandler of Dooley were Monday
shoppers in the city.
Mrs. John Peterson and little
daughter accompanied by Mrs. Chas.
Dahlin and Mrs. A. f. Ziebarth went
to Scobey Monday where the former
visited at the Burley Bowler home.
In the evening Mrs. Dahlin and Mrs.
Ziebarth attended the Degree of
Honor meeting which was in session.
Cecil Marsh Of the Producers News
force has purchased for himself a
new ford roadster this week.
The BARRIERS Of Chapter No. 667
had a meeting at the White Barber
Shop Sunday. About twenty BARRIERS
of this district were present who
elected l.. J.. Moe of this city as a
delegate to the Master BARRIERS con-
vention held at Helena this week.
Nh. and Mrs. Bill Goff of the
Coalridge country were shopping
and visiting friends in Plentywood
last Saturday.
Nick Walton Of Williston is attend
ing to business matters with the
local store dealers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. NJ Olson were
oven from Williston to spend Sunday.
They were guests at the Storkan
home.
Tuesday Miss Dagmar Olsen was
here from Dagmar, between trains,
to have dental work done.
We are glad to state that j. C.
Marcy, father of Mrs. w. D. Roy,
who has been slow in recuperating
after being sick with the flu about
two months ago. is now gaining
strength. His many friends are
hoping to see him soon looking after
the Roy yard and flower garden.
Fred Frazer and family have
moved into their new home recently
remodelled. 1t is located north of
his fathers home.
Art Aldrich is busy hauling 5000
bushels of barley for Brit Chandler
Of Dooley. The delivery is made at
Plentywood.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Fursman of
Williston spent Monday at the c. F,
McNulty home in this city.
Mrs. O. A. Ness, Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. Gus Stubbe Of Westby were
shoppers in the local stores Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Donaldson
| purchased recently the bungalow for
merly occupied by Thor Thorstensor
| on North Main Street. They are NOV.
ing their furniture this week anc
expect to be settled soon.
The graduating class of Westby
accompanied by Prof. Friesleben, wa:
in the city Monday to have a GROUP
picture taken in the local photogra
| piers studio.
Att. L. j. Onstad is the ownes
of a new Roosevelt car which wa
purchased in jamestown through tn
Kavon Garage. Mr.. Onstad, Sol
Chester and Stanley Palubecki drov'
there Monday.
Mrs. Sid Bennett of Scobey visited
at the Jack Bennett home here on
day this week.
Stanley Palubecki returned from
Minot Wednesday evening with
a new Roosevelt car for the Kavol
Garage. He was accompanied b.
Miss Cora Frisvold who was return
ing to Plentywood from a tire
weeks WISH WIN IeldJlVcS oil
friends at Eau Claire, Wis, ant
Minneapolis.
Last Friday evening, while 10.
riding with his friend Norma
William Willard met with a Sigh
accident about a mile and a half cas-
of town. Another car passing at
good rate of speed caused Bill
Sea-More-Air car to be driven int
the ditch, at the same time breaking
down some of it's parts. With tn
assistance of his partner. Bill
managed to get the car into Donald
sons Garage where Thor apple
some of his skillful service to tn
machine. The car is again in it
former good condition, ready to &C
at it's masters will.
Ben Johnson of Raymond wa
transacting business in the city thi
week.
Mrs. P. L. Collins and Mrs. Gu
Collins of the Raymond territor
were shoppers and visitors in Plenty