Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-09-05
Sunday and Monday. Sept. $ and 3
CLARA BOW
in
THREE WEEK ENDS"

~ present
Attorney John Nesbit of Shelby
secretary of the Plentywood Red
stone Holding Company, arrived il
Plentywood from Fargo last Satur
day.
II. K. Lewerenz is the new fire
man at the oil well. commencing
work last Monday.
Mrs. f. r. Larson came on tn,
train from Scobey on Wednesday OF
her way to Raymond to visit rela
tiveS for a few days.
Mrs. H. Everson and daughter vi
ola of Reserve, were in the county
seat on Monday to do some fall shop
ping.
Louis Riba, who has been here tc
spend the summer with his father
A. Riba. left today for Englewood
California. Stanley Lewis. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ. Lewis, left with
Louis and the two will attend Engel-
wood High school. Stanley will
make his home with Mrs. Riba while
attending school.
Harry Loucks of Redstone was
here looking after business matters
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Emery Lundquist and daugh-
-er Grace of Brockton came here to
1isit at the Gustafson home Sunday.
Miss Grace remained for a few days
o have dental work done.
NJ B. Larson, Mrs. T. j. Larson and
two daughters Evelyn and Lenora
we're here from Outlook on Tuesday
Miss Lenora has been re-engaged to
leach the Whitehall school this year,
%omemncing next Monday. Miss Ev-
Ign will soon leave for Fargo where
he will take domestic science train
ng at the Agricultural college.
Jack Stevens and family moved
his week into one Of the Thompson
residences. Mr.. Stevens has a posi-
ton with the Williston Grocery Co.
Father O'Rourke returned Friday
from a three months vacation trip
70 New York and different places of
interest in the east. During his alb
sence Father Regain had charge of
he local parish. The latter left
Monday for Great Falls.
Miss Hannah Nordgren was here
listing at the Helgeson home for a
few days before going to Minneapo-
lis. This coming year she will take
rast graduate work al the University
IF Minnesota. -
Mrs. j.. A. Garneau attended the
Degree of Honor convention at SEQ
Ney and took part in several numbers
of the musical program.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Foley, promin-
ant pioneer farmers neal Raymond.
nade their annual visit to our city on
Wednesday.
Hans Rasmussen and family re-
1rned last week from a months trip
They visited in North Dakota, made
a trip through the Black Hills, of
South Dakota, and spent some time
With relatives in Iowa. A twin sister
IF Mrs. Rasmussen and daughter, ac-
c%ompanied the Rasmussens home and
will spend the winter here.
Mrs. Blaine Dean returned Tuesday
from spending a week with her
brother Ray King and family on their
farm northeast of Plentywood.
Mrs. 0. Varud and daughter of
Powers Lake, has been here visiting
Mrs. Varud's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Nelson, the past week. Mr..
Varud resigned as head clerk of the
grocery department at Ingwalson's
and accepted the management of a
general store at Powers Lake, N. D.,
at which place he had been employed
for four years prior to coming to
P~lentywood.
The j. H. Davis family moved back
to Plentywood, Monday, after spend
ing the summer on their ranch on the
reservation. Mrs. Davis and daugh-
ter are in to stay for the school year.
Mr.. Davis will be busy at the ranch
for some time finishing up the fall
work
Tuesday. Mrs. j. A. Davis returned
from Los Angeles where she went
last fall to visit her brother.
Mrs. Fred Hueth and children from
the j. G. Wagner farm east of town
were in Tuesday to visit at the Art
Aldrich home.
The Misses Katherine and Nancy
Marion returned Saturday from a
two weeks western trip. They went
as far as Spokane, Wash. Both 60
ing west and coming back they visit
ed their father, Peter Marion, who is
Ill at Columbus Hospital, Great Falls.
Mr.. Marion has not been well for
some time and while in Great Falls,
looking after business affairs, was
taken with a setback and placed in
the hospital where he has been for
more than: a month.
VIM. Pierce was here from Great
Fails for a couple Of days thisweek
to visit his family.
Editor F. Sherry of Redstone,
was here on business Friday after
noon.